2026 Fantasy Football Top Values

This is an exception because Cam Skattebo is being chosen in the fourth round, but I have him in the second round of my 2026 Fantasy Football Rankings. His ADP is inexplicable.

Jameson Williams had an explosive second half of the year in 2025. He began slowly, but once Dan Campbell took over the play-calling duties, Williams’ production skyrocketed. I believe this will carry over in 2026, making Williams a great value.

There’s a long history of running backs thriving under Liam Coen. There’s a good chance Bhayshul Tuten will be next on that list. Chris Rodriguez will serve as competition, but Tuten is the incumbent and has more upside.

Rome Odunze began the 2025 season with a bang, but wasn’t as productive later in the year. Odunze was banged up, so he wasn’t as effective. Now, he’ll be dealing with less competition with D.J. Moore gone. Odunze is ultra talented and will have a great chance of living up to expectations.

Bucky Irving’s ADP dropped because of his uncertainty regarding his shoulder injury. Irving, however, has returned to practice, albet on a limited basis, so he should be good to go for the start of the season. He’s a steal atop Round 6.

Parker Washington’s production was off the charts late last year. He slid into the Cooper Kupp/Chris Godwin role in Liam Coen’s offense and was perfect in that role. Washington is a great bargain in the middle of the sixth round.

Chuba Hubbard had to share the workload with Rico Dowdle last year. Dowdle is gone, and now Hubbard barely has any competition. He’s produced on a high level in the past, so perhaps he’ll get back to that level in 2026. If so, he’ll outperform his late sixth-round ADP.

Everyone is expecting Rhamondre Stevenson to just move aside and make way for Trey’Veon Henderson. We’re seeing Henderson being chosen two rounds earlier, and yet Stevenson is the favorite to lead the New England backfield in touches because the Patriots don’t trust Henderson in pass protection. Keep in mind, however, that if Henderson improves in that area during the offseason, he’ll be able to take over for Stevenson.

I’m not drafting a quarterback early because there’s so much value at the position. The first quarterback I’m considering at ADP is Drake Maye, followed by Jalen Hurt in the seventh round. Hurts was being drafted at the end of Round 4 last year. He’s a steal in the seventh frame.

Jaxson Dart is another quarterback I like, but he’s available in Round 9. Dart has great rushing ability and has shown that he can put together some great fantasy performances. The only concern is durability, so make sure you have a backup plan if you end up drafting Dart.

My goal is to draft either Kyle Monangai or Blake Corum in Round 8. If everything goes according to plan, both will meet their Round 8-9 ADP. That’s their floor, barring injury. However, if either D’Andre Swift or Kyren Williams gets hurt, Monangai and Corum will provide Round 2-3 production.

Jordan Addison, like all the other Vikings, is coming off a down year. Kyler Murray isn’t a great quarterback by any means, but he’s much better than J.J. McCarthy. Addison will be able to revert back to his pre-2025 status, and yet, his ADP right now is worse than it was last year before it was announced that he would be suspended.