5 Players to Avoid at Their Current ADP in 2026
The hype is real but the value isn't. These five players are being drafted way too high and could sink your season before it even starts.
Risers & Fallers
Bijan Robinson no longer shares the Atlanta Falcons backfield with Tyler Allgeier, who departed in free agency to join the Arizona Cardinals. By capitalizing on vacated red-zone opportunities and turning his elite tackle-breaking volume into more frequent touchdown production, he can easily be the RB1 this year.
Nabers enters Year 3 seemingly healthy as the unquestioned alpha in New York. Massive target share incoming in an improved offense.
Brooks is back healthy and looking explosive in camp. With a full workload finally in reach, he's a high-upside add before the rest of your league catches on.
Sutton's target share is under pressure with Denver's revamped receiving corps. Hard to trust as a weekly starter until his role is clearly defined.
With Johnathan Brooks healthy and reclaiming the backfield, Hubbard's role shrinks significantly. Downgrade him to a handcuff at best for now.
Worthy flashed as a rookie but faces a crowded target tree in Kansas City. His big-play upside is real, but the volume just isn't there for weekly reliability.
News & Notes
Ja'Marr Chase Is Making His Case as the WR1 Heading Into 2026
Chase put together another monster season and enters 2026 as the most complete receiver in fantasy. Elite route runner, contested catch ability, and a QB who targets him in every key situation — he's the first wideout off the board in most formats.
Caleb Williams Year 2 Leap Could Continue Into Year 3
Chicago's young QB looked shaky as a rookie but the tools are undeniable. If Williams continues his hot streak, Luther Burden and Rome Odunze both become must-starts.
Josh Allen Remains the Top QB in Fantasy — Don't Overthink It
Allen's rushing floor alone makes him the safest QB1 in the game. Lock him in Week 1 and every week after. The Bills' offense is loaded.
Puka Nacua Dealing with Deep Core Muscle Soreness but Expected to Play Week 1
Nacua is managing deep core muscle soreness but the Rams are not concerned about his availability for Week 1. He is expected to be fine when the season kicks off. Monitor his practice participation through the week, but there is no reason to panic or move off him in drafts — the Rams are counting on him as their WR1 and the situation remains intact.
Jordan Tyson Exits Camp with Hamstring Injury, Timeline Unclear
Tyson suffered a hamstring strain in training camp and is considered day-to-day, but the concern is real — hamstring injuries that linger into the preseason have a history of bleeding into Week 1. Monitor his practice status closely before rostering him.
Top 100 PPR Rankings — 2026 Season
Our 12-team PPR league rankings.