A.J. Brown WR · NE

FantasyPros framed A.J. Brown to New England as a true alpha-volume upgrade, with weaker target competition than Philadelphia and a Drake Maye fit that can unlock splash plays.

Tank Bigsby RB · PHI

FantasyPros singled out Tank Bigsby as a premium stash behind Saquon Barkley, citing explosive run rate, missed-tackle work and yards after contact.

Mark Andrews TE · BAL

FantasyPros framed Mark Andrews as a cheap rebound candidate with Isaiah Likely gone, leaving Andrews as Baltimore’s only established pass-catching tight end.

Kyler Murray QB · MIN

FantasyPros called Kyler Murray one of the better QB values after his Minnesota reset, emphasizing Kevin O’Connell, Justin Jefferson/Jordan Addison and Murray’s steady rushing floor.

Josh Downs WR · IND

FantasyPros backed Josh Downs as a late value, citing a hyper-targeted slot role, strong separation marks and a possible full-time route bump after Michael Pittman Jr. left Indianapolis.

Greg Dulcich TE · MIA

FantasyPros kept Greg Dulcich on the late-round TE radar after a stronger Miami second half, pointing to YAC ability and continuity in an offense that values that skill set.

Kenneth Gainwell RB · TB

FantasyPros’ late-round panel highlighted Kenneth Gainwell as more than a handcuff in Tampa Bay, pointing to receiving efficiency, real standalone PPR work and Bucky Irving injury leverage.

Tyler Shough QB · NO

FantasyPros made the aggressive Tyler Shough case: full offseason in Kellen Moore’s vertical tempo offense, upgraded weapons and enough rushing/goal-line usage to matter.

Jonathon Brooks RB · CAR

FantasyPros labeled Jonathon Brooks a post-hype Panthers bargain, arguing the talent and three-down profile remain intact if the explosiveness is back after injuries.

Cam Ward QB · TEN

FantasyPros flagged Cam Ward as a Year 2 breakout bet with Brian Daboll arriving, upgraded receivers and late-rookie-season growth after a rough protection environment.

Travis Hunter WR · JAX

Yahoo described a plausible Travis Hunter offensive package path where Jacksonville uses heavy-personnel shots — “13 Travis” — to spoon-feed explosive plays while his corner snaps rise.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

Yahoo said Brian Thomas Jr. should be the obvious heavy-personnel X on talent, but the current caution is that Jacksonville’s coaches may not trust him after discouraging 2025 tape.

Parker Washington WR · JAX

Yahoo’s heart answer in Jacksonville was Parker Washington, who was framed as close behind Meyers because he brings dirty work, twitch, vertical ability, and two-WR flexibility.

Jakobi Meyers WR · JAX

Yahoo’s head answer for the Jacksonville heavy-personnel beneficiary was Jakobi Meyers because he is trusted, blocks well, and fits as the Z in two-WR looks.

Nico Collins WR · HOU

Yahoo sees Nico Collins as a top-five-caliber WR talent who can consolidate targets if Houston uses heavier personnel while the secondary receivers rotate and cannibalize scraps.

Malachi Fields WR · NYG

Yahoo got excited about Malachi Fields as a Giants power-slot / dirty-work sleeper who fits heavier packages, blocks, reads zone, and matches Jackson Dart’s boundary stop-route game.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

Yahoo pushed back on treating Luther Burden as just a slot, noting his Z/off-line/motion usage and improved blocking make him a real fit in Ben Johnson’s heavier looks.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

Yahoo likes Rome Odunze as a Bears heavy-personnel beneficiary because he can win as an X/power-slot type when routes are allowed to develop.

Quentin Johnston WR · LAC

Yahoo gave Quentin Johnston a mild supporting nod as an auxiliary Chargers fit because the structure should create breaker and YAC chances even if Ladd McConkey is the primary bet.

Ladd McConkey WR · LAC

Yahoo called Ladd McConkey the most obvious bounceback candidate in the NFL, arguing healthier protection and condensed/heavier looks let him cook in the intermediate area.

Chris Olave WR · NO

Yahoo called Chris Olave a clean beneficiary if New Orleans leans into two-tight-end/play-action looks because his route running can unfold into intermediate and vertical breaks instead of quick-out volume.

Oscar Delp TE · NO

Yahoo framed Oscar Delp as a Saints personnel bridge who can help them get out of static 11-personnel looks even if he starts as a 15–20 snap tight end.

George Pickens WR · DAL

Late-Round closed with a hot take that George Pickens outscores CeeDee Lamb in 2026.

Chase Brown RB · CIN

Late-Round contrasted Chase Brown positively with Achane, calling him a don’t-overthink early RB because the workload is strong and Cincinnati should score far more than Miami.

De'Von Achane RB · MIA

Late-Round is scared off De’Von Achane at cost because Miami’s implied team total is fourth-worst and opponents can key on him as the obvious engine of the offense.

Tyler Warren TE · IND

Late-Round said Tyler Warren was by far the biggest tight-end expected-touchdown underperformer and could easily lead Indianapolis in target share.

Marvin Harrison Jr. WR · ARI

Late-Round is buying Marvin Harrison Jr. at his reduced year-three price because the new coordinator cannot use him worse, and his healthy-sample target/air-yard profile remained strong.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

Late-Round named Rome Odunze as a best-ball target because he has been a tragic touchdown underperformer despite strong target, air-yard, and inside-the-five usage when active.

Wan'Dale Robinson WR · TEN

Late-Round highlighted Wan’Dale Robinson with Brian Daboll as a player Brandon has drafted often because his 2025 role changed materially: deeper AOT, 140 targets, and 1,000 yards without touchdown dependence.

Michael Trigg TE · DAL

Late-Round called Michael Trigg the real deep sleeper tight end: an undrafted Dallas dart with off-field/UDFA risk but enough receiving talent that some sources viewed him near TE2 pre-draft.

Tanner Koziol TE · JAX

Late-Round identified Tanner Koziol as the more fantasy-friendly Jaguars rookie tight end, noting he led two different offenses in receptions in back-to-back years.

Oscar Delp TE · NO

Late-Round shouted out Oscar Delp as a sleeper tight end because of his athletic profile, old Saints TE room, and Georgia context behind Brock Bowers.

Max Klare TE · LAR

Late-Round still prefers Max Klare as TE3 in the rookie class because his production profile and Rams infrastructure give him the safest path to multiple top-six fantasy TE seasons outside the top two.

Kenyon Sadiq TE · NYJ

Late-Round pushed back on Kenyon Sadiq hate, arguing a top-16, very young, super-athletic tight end in a Frank Reich offense deserves more patience than the market is giving him.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

Jordan Raanan reported the latest on Malik Nabers and his “not a simple knee” injury, adding that the good news is Nabers has been in the building and working hard on rehab after being sidelined at voluntary OTAs.

Dak Prescott QB · DAL

Underdog treated Dak Prescott as a safer pocket-passer option whose fantasy case depends more on price, volume, and stacking context than rushing ceiling.

Bryce Young QB · CAR

Underdog put Bryce Young on the deeper QB watch list because Carolina may become more pass-heavy and more downfield with upgraded receiving help.

Jaxson Dart QB · NYG

Underdog still sees Jaxson Dart’s rushing as enough to keep top-12 fantasy weeks alive, but Malik Nabers’ likely September absence and Matt Nagy/run-heavy risk make him a watch.

Jalen Hurts QB · PHI

Underdog lowered the odds that Jalen Hurts returns to the top-three QB tier because the rushing-TD peak looks harder to repeat and the passing setup has more questions.

Drake Maye QB · NE

Underdog kept Drake Maye’s arrow pointing up because of size, rushing yardage, and rushing-TD runway, but warned last year’s downfield/CPOE efficiency invites regression.

Bo Nix QB · DEN

Underdog said Jaylen Waddle gives Bo Nix a real ceiling bump and a plausible QB6 outcome, while ankle-injury noise keeps the take in watch mode.

Lamar Jackson QB · BAL

Underdog liked Lamar Jackson’s cheaper mid-fifth-round price after an injury season, with a possible Declan Doyle/Ben Johnson-tree play-action wrinkle helping the rebound case.

Caleb Williams QB · CHI

Underdog ranked Caleb Williams aggressively at QB4 versus QB6 ADP, betting on year-three trajectory, red-zone/scramble fantasy traits, and a second season with Ben Johnson.

Jayden Daniels QB · WSH

Underdog kept Jayden Daniels’ overall QB1 ceiling alive if he is healthy and the offense adds more motion/play-action structure, but made injury and supporting-cast risk part of the take.

Kyler Murray QB · MIN

Underdog said Kyler Murray’s QB17 ADP is too low, with Hayden ranking him QB12 and Josh closer to that than the market because the Minnesota/KOC environment restores week-winning upside.

Malik Willis QB · MIA

Underdog treated Malik Willis as the obvious late-round rushing-QB formula at roughly the 11th/12th turn and QB21, with Hayden ranking him closer to QB17.

Justin Herbert QB · LAC

Underdog called Justin Herbert one of the best quarterback values on the board around QB9/seventh round, tying the price to a healthier line and a Mike McDaniel play-calling upgrade.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

Paul Schwartz relayed John Harbaugh saying it is impossible to predict whether Malik Nabers will be ready for the start of the Giants regular season after the knee issue.

Romeo Doubs WR · NE

Sal sees Romeo Doubs as a cheap late-round breakout bet if he is Drake Maye’s WR2 next to A.J. Brown in a high-scoring Patriots offense.

Emeka Egbuka WR · TB

Sal is 15 picks ahead of market on Emeka Egbuka because Mike Evans is gone, Egbuka already earned 127 rookie targets, and Zack Robinson can move him around for better matchups.

Tetairoa McMillan WR · CAR

Sal says Tetairoa McMillan already has the volume floor, and the breakout case is simply Bryce Young turning more of his 122 targets into catchable, efficient chances.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

Sal is buying Rome Odunze at a seventh-round price because DJ Moore is gone, Odunze was electric before injury, and Caleb Williams’ deep-volume profile keeps the ceiling live.

DJ Moore WR · BUF

Sal views DJ Moore as Buffalo’s clear Josh Allen WR1 and a fifth-round value because the Bills paid him, lack outside target competition, and Allen has previously fed a trusted alpha.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

Sal is modestly ahead of consensus on Malik Nabers because the Giants still have a massive target funnel if his clean ACL recovery keeps Week 1 or early-season availability in play.

Christian Watson WR · GB

Sal Vetri is over a round ahead of market on Christian Watson because Green Bay lost Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks, leaving a huge target/red-zone vacuum for the de facto No. 1 outside WR.

Isiah Pacheco RB · DET

Flock took Isaiah Pacheco for ADP value, but immediately warned he could be dust after a cheap contract and back-to-back inefficient seasons.

Juwan Johnson TE · NO

Flock took Juwan Johnson as a Tyler Shough stack and explained that Johnson’s ADP exists partly because Shough/Olave/Tyson drafters need a late Saints stacking piece.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

Flock defended TreVeyon Henderson’s 4/5 turn price because his spike-week ceiling dwarfs Rhamondre Stevenson even if the role is uncertain.

Christian Watson WR · GB

Flock used Christian Watson in a unique Packers stack, but explicitly said he is underweight Watson and usually prefers Carnell Tate, Jordyn Tyson, or Brian Thomas ahead of him.

Jalen McMillan WR · TB

Flock took Jalen McMillan only because he was the highest-ranked player at a desperate position of need, while openly saying the pick felt bad.

Travis Hunter WR · JAX

Flock took Travis Hunter as a tournament swing with Trevor Lawrence and Brian Thomas Jr., saying there is a real chance Hunter and BTJ are by far Jacksonville’s best receivers.

KC Concepcion WR · CLE

Flock admitted KC Concepcion is attached to a likely bad Cleveland offense, but still took him at pick 113 because Round 1 capital and roster need made the profile worth chasing.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

Flock rolled dice on Brian Thomas Jr. at pick 65 because the discount bakes in last year’s failure, while his rookie-year range-of-outcomes still resembles elite WR hits.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

Flock took Rome Odunze as the catch-up WR after a RB-heavy start, treating him as the highest-ranked receiver available and a needed swing on WR points.

Javonte Williams RB · DAL

Flock trusted Javonte Williams at pick 41 because the Dallas offense is good and his workload is bankable enough to follow the rankings.

DeVonta Smith WR · PHI

Flock took DeVonta Smith at pick 32 after a RB/RB start, but the take is construction-driven and comes with the explicit caveat that Smith is a bad pick if A.J. Brown stays in Philadelphia.

Chase Brown RB · CIN

Flock ranked Chase Brown ahead of Kenneth Walker and took him in Round 2, leaning on Brown’s Joe Burrow split and stronger all-around touch profile.

Jack Bech WR · LV

FantasyPros highlighted Jack Bech as a deep Raiders value, with a possible Kubiak/JSN-style slot role if the new offense builds around Fernando Mendoza, Bech and Brock Bowers.

Antonio Williams WR · WSH

FantasyPros likes Antonio Williams as a deep stash if Washington leaves him alone as the No. 2 receiver next to Terry McLaurin.

KC Concepcion WR · CLE

FantasyPros named KC Concepcion as a bench stash because Cleveland can manufacture YAC touches for him in a Todd Monken role similar to Zay Flowers.

Ricky Pearsall WR · SF

FantasyPros likes Ricky Pearsall as a cheap WR4 flyer because San Francisco lost target and red-zone volume, and Mike Evans’ gravity could create efficient looks.

Josh Downs WR · IND

FantasyPros sees Josh Downs as underpriced because he is clearly Indianapolis’ No. 2 receiver and could plausibly lead the team in targets if Daniel Jones is healthy.

Marvin Harrison Jr. WR · ARI

FantasyPros prefers buying Marvin Harrison Jr. over the Michael Wilson hype because the Brissett healthy sample still clearly favored MHJ, especially near the end zone.

Michael Wilson WR · ARI

FantasyPros called Michael Wilson a trap at WR36 because his breakout production came without Marvin Harrison Jr. and during an unsustainably pass-heavy Jacoby Brissett stretch.

Ladd McConkey WR · LAC

FantasyPros is back on Ladd McConkey after a messy sophomore year because Keenan Allen’s targets are gone and Mike McDaniel/Justin Herbert can restore his rookie-year ceiling.

Zay Flowers WR · BAL

FantasyPros flipped bullish on Zay Flowers, seeing a superstar path if Baltimore’s offense changes under Declan Doyle and the target tree thins behind him.

George Pickens WR · DAL

FantasyPros argued George Pickens deserves to be grouped with higher WR tiers because he can stay in the 14–15 PPG range even with CeeDee Lamb healthy.

Tetairoa McMillan WR · CAR

FantasyPros is above consensus on Tetairoa McMillan as a year-two alpha bet after he handled No. 1 WR duties immediately and popped whenever Carolina fed him double-digit targets.

Nico Collins WR · HOU

FantasyPros likes Nico Collins the player, but Jake Ciely argued he does not belong in the same tier as Lamb, St. Brown, London and Jefferson because of health and Houston touchdown-ceiling questions.

Greg Dulcich TE · MIA

The Footballers named Greg Dulcich as a super-budget dynasty tight end dart in Miami, tying thin target competition to the possibility that Malik Willis is better than the market thinks.

Malik Willis QB · MIA

The Footballers landed on Malik Willis as a strong late-round quarterback pick, with Andy projecting nearly 3,951 passing yards and QB6 in four-point passing-TD leagues.

Kyren Williams RB · LAR

The Footballers said Kyren Williams fear is understandable because Blake Corum’s second-half role grew, but scared is too far: Kyren remains the primary starter if workload stays around 30%.

Cam Skattebo RB · NYG

The Footballers noted Cam Skattebo says he’ll be ready for Week 1, while Jackson Dart’s run-first offense comments point toward a real early-down identity if Skattebo is right.

Rashee Rice WR · KC

The Footballers still think Rashee Rice can score fantasy points, but stacked legal, suspension, knee-cleanup/cartilage, contract, and decision-making risk made him anything but safe.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

The Footballers still love TreVeyon Henderson’s talent, but their projection review kept suppressing him because of backfield sharing, offensive line, goal-line chances, and New England environment.

D'Andre Swift RB · CHI

The Footballers disliked admitting it, but their team-level projection put D’Andre Swift much higher than TreVeyon Henderson because Chicago’s improved offense gives Swift the cleaner fantasy math.

Jameson Williams WR · DET

The Footballers had Jameson Williams as WR11, arguing people are too down on a special player whose late-season pace jumped after Detroit changed play-calling influence.

RJ Harvey RB · DEN

The Footballers were 14 spots below ADP on RJ Harvey after poor efficiency, Denver flirting with RB additions, drafting Jonah Coleman, signing J.K. Dobbins, and Sean Payton’s short patience.

Bo Nix QB · DEN

The Footballers’ projection process spit out Bo Nix as QB8, six spots ahead of ADP, with Jaylen Waddle helping the bounce-back/step-forward case.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

The Footballers loved Luther Burden’s movement talent, but Jason was scared by his redraft cost because Chicago has Rome Odunze and several mouths to feed without assuming a huge Caleb Williams passing leap.

Mike Evans WR · SF

The Footballers had Mike Evans above market as Jason’s WR21 because Brock Purdy’s deep-ball and touchdown style fits Evans, and San Francisco needs him after pass-catcher turnover.

Antonio Williams WR · WSH

CBS listed Antonio Williams as a late rookie receiver shot in Washington because the Commanders need someone behind Terry McLaurin, though Stefon Diggs rumors would change the setup.

Chig Okonkwo TE · WSH

CBS identified Chig Okonkwo as a late Washington target-tree bet because he is an athletic tight end behind Terry McLaurin with an opportunity if the Commanders do not add another major receiver.

Matthew Stafford QB · LAR

CBS viewed Matthew Stafford as an easy late quarterback fallback after leading the position in fantasy points per game last year with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.

Dallas Goedert TE · PHI

CBS called Dallas Goedert undervalued as a late tight end because A.J. Brown’s expected departure opens targets and Goedert has been top-13 per game in full PPR for seven straight seasons.

Chris Rodriguez Jr. RB · JAX

CBS liked Chris Rodriguez Jr. as a cheap Jacksonville RB shot because he has Liam Coen familiarity, flashed when given work, and could split or backstop Bhayshul Tuten.

Jonah Coleman RB · DEN

CBS viewed Jonah Coleman as a Denver stash who can pressure RJ Harvey and potentially become the Dobbins-like option if J.K. Dobbins misses time.

Isaiah Likely TE · NYG

CBS preferred Isaiah Likely as the upside late-TE shot over older tight ends because the Giants need a No. 2 target behind Malik Nabers and Likely has smashed when given six-plus targets.

Tre Tucker WR · LV

CBS highlighted Trey Tucker as a double-digit-round dart because the Raiders’ No. 1 wide receiver is likely going that late, and Tucker has improved every season.

Mark Andrews TE · BAL

CBS put Mark Andrews in the late-TE rebound bucket because Isaiah Likely left Baltimore, the Ravens may throw slightly more, and Andrews remains a double-digit touchdown threat.

Travis Kelce TE · KC

CBS treated Travis Kelce as a late tight-end value rather than a premium pick: the ceiling is no longer prime Kelce, but the price has fallen to where last year’s solid Mahomes/Rice games play.

Xavier Worthy WR · KC

CBS called Xavier Worthy a late-round value with smash upside if Rashee Rice is limited, suspended, or slips again, while noting the Chiefs have not added major target competition.

Rachaad White RB · WSH

CBS framed Rachaad White after Round 10 as a strong PPR value because Washington should give him the running-back target and two-minute roles, with some chance he earns early-down trust too.

Tony Pollard RB · TEN

FantasyPros thinks Tony Pollard is mispriced as an RB3 because Tennessee’s offense should be better and the backfield competition is not scary enough to bury him.

Rico Dowdle RB · PIT

FantasyPros prefers Rico Dowdle over Jaylen Warren in Pittsburgh because Mike McCarthy knows him, the back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons are real, and Aaron Rodgers should keep feeding RB dump-offs.

Rhamondre Stevenson RB · NE

FantasyPros called Rhamondre Stevenson the unsexy but more logical Patriots RB value if the market keeps preferring TreVeyon Henderson.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

FantasyPros pushed back on TreVeyon Henderson’s RB21 rank because Rhamondre Stevenson was better in key efficiency and pass-protection metrics when both were healthy.

Chase Brown RB · CIN

FantasyPros hammered Chase Brown as a hero-RB target with top-five ceiling if Cincinnati’s offense stays healthy.

Javonte Williams RB · DAL

FantasyPros thinks Javonte Williams is still being underpriced after an RB1-caliber Dallas season because the depth chart has not materially changed.

Saquon Barkley RB · PHI

FantasyPros viewed Saquon Barkley’s RB6 price as too high because the historic line-driven ceiling is being priced back in after last year already showed the post-400-touch falloff.

Rashee Rice WR · KC

FantasyPros flagged Rashee Rice as a risk pocket after probation/jail news, not because the on-field role changed, but because another NFL response or ADP turbulence remains possible.

Christian McCaffrey RB · SF

FantasyPros’ room was not comfortable keeping Christian McCaffrey in tier one, citing age, huge-touch regression, and early-down efficiency fading into more of an Alvin Kamara-style receiving profile.

Jonathan Taylor RB · IND

FantasyPros still likes Jonathan Taylor as a top-10 RB, but D-Bro pushed back hard on top-three pricing because too much depends on Daniel Jones’ health and a repeat of last year’s best context.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

The Audible said Deshaun Watson starting would not be a downgrade from last year for Cleveland, keeping Harold Fannin Jr. viable in a Todd Monken offense moving in the right fantasy direction.

Trevor Lawrence QB · JAX

The Audible named Trevor Lawrence as the quarterback to refuse at current QB10 cost because last year’s nine rushing touchdowns are unlikely to repeat.

Tyler Shough QB · NO

The Audible said Tyler Shough is the quarterback Fabiano is drafting most aggressively as a QB2 after New Orleans added Travis Etienne, Jordan Tyson, and Oscar Delp.

Malik Willis QB · MIA

The Audible made Malik Willis the flag-plant answer for quarterback most likely to outperform ADP because his six NFL starts project near 800 rushing yards over a full season.

Daniel Jones QB · IND

The Audible likes Daniel Jones at bottom-QB2/QB3 cost if his Achilles recovery restores his rushing, after he averaged roughly 19 points per game before getting hurt.

Patrick Mahomes QB · KC

The Audible called Patrick Mahomes around Round 11 absurd value: no longer a top-five lock, but top 8-12 remains realistic if the ACL recovery holds.

Michael Pittman Jr. WR · PIT

The Audible tied Michael Pittman Jr. to an improved Pittsburgh passing setup, with Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy giving the offense more credibility than last year.

Brock Bowers TE · LV

The Audible was not worried about Brock Bowers’ quarterback because he is the Raiders’ best offensive player and should get target boatloads in a weak wide receiver room.

Quentin Johnston WR · LAC

The Audible said Mike McDaniel’s system could help Quentin Johnston by getting him the ball quicker and letting him work after the catch instead of relying on precise or contested routes.

Ladd McConkey WR · LAC

The Audible expects Ladd McConkey to be the Chargers’ leading receiver target in Mike McDaniel’s quick-game offense after Keenan Allen’s exit.

Justin Herbert QB · LAC

The Audible saw Justin Herbert as a better low-end QB1 with Mike McDaniel installing a quicker passing game, even if he does not return to rookie-year elite numbers.

Jordan Addison WR · MIN

The Audible called Jordan Addison a bargain around WR42 if Kyler Murray stabilizes Minnesota’s offense.

Justin Jefferson WR · MIN

The Audible named Justin Jefferson the ancillary player who benefits most from his quarterback situation because Kyler Murray is a major upgrade over last year’s McCarthy-led offense.

J.J. McCarthy QB · MIN

The Audible was brutal on J.J. McCarthy, arguing he failed in an ideal Kevin O’Connell ecosystem and may not even be locked into Minnesota’s QB2 job.

Kyler Murray QB · MIN

The Audible strongly rejected the idea that Minnesota is a true open competition, expecting Kyler Murray to beat J.J. McCarthy and become the Vikings’ Week 1 starter.

Gunnar Helm TE · TEN

Underdog gave Gunnar Helm a last-round tight-end path because Tennessee let Chig Okonkwo leave and Helm could become an every-down intermediate target for Brian Daboll.

Kenyon Sadiq TE · NYJ

Underdog thinks the market may be early on Kenyon Sadiq, ranking him TE22 while the community drafts him closer to TE17.

Chig Okonkwo TE · WSH

Underdog flagged Chig Okonkwo as a cheap Washington target-path bet because the Commanders have uncertain target competition behind Terry McLaurin.

AJ Barner TE · SEA

Underdog called AJ Barner the sleeper of 2026 at tight end, citing his every-down blocking role, YAC appeal, and thin Seattle target tree behind JSN.

Oronde Gadsden TE · LAC

Underdog downgraded Oronde Gadsden after the Chargers added Charlie Kolar, David Njoku, and more skill depth, pushing him toward a part-time role.

Isaiah Likely TE · NYG

Underdog moved Isaiah Likely up because Malik Nabers’ knee cleanup/second surgery could open early-season Giants targets and 13-personnel snaps.

George Kittle TE · SF

Underdog is below market on George Kittle because a 32-year-old tight end coming off an Achilles injury needs real late-summer rehab confirmation.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

Underdog still likes Harold Fannin Jr.’s talent, but framed him as less of a favorite click because the market is already drafting him around TE6.

Tucker Kraft TE · GB

Underdog likes Tucker Kraft as an ACL-discount tight end because the Green Bay role/YAC profile is strong and every clean rehab update can move him up.

Kyle Pitts Sr. TE · ATL

Underdog ranked Kyle Pitts Sr. TE5 versus a TE8 market, betting that he is finally healthy and Kevin Stefanski can give him more underneath/gimme usage.

Tyler Warren TE · IND

Underdog pushed Tyler Warren toward a possible big-four tight-end tier because Michael Pittman is gone and Warren already had elite rookie usage when Daniel Jones was healthy.

Colston Loveland TE · CHI

Underdog treated Colston Loveland as a real big-three tight-end breakout candidate, ranking him TE3 while the market still waits until roughly pick 46.

Colston Loveland TE · CHI

FantasyPros is loudly in on Colston Loveland as Chicago’s weekly game-plan piece, with D-Bro saying he has overall TE1 upside in Ben Johnson’s offense.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

FantasyPros sees Luther Burden as a real breakout candidate, but not a lock, because elite efficiency and Ben Johnson layup-slot usage are fighting snap-rate and baked-in-price concerns.

Bhayshul Tuten RB · JAX

FantasyPros framed Bhayshul Tuten as the Jacksonville talent bet, arguing his finger injury robbed drafters of the late-rookie role expansion that would have quieted current usage worries.

Omarion Hampton RB · LAC

FantasyPros is aggressively buying Omarion Hampton as a year-two superstar jump, leaning on Mike McDaniel’s RB target history and Hampton’s heavy-workload flashes as a rookie.

Jordyn Tyson WR · NO

BDGE likes Jordyn Tyson’s opportunity as a Saints WR2 in a fast offense, but grouped him with Carnell Tate as a rookie whose redraft floor can be lower than the upside crowd assumes.

Carnell Tate WR · TEN

BDGE sees Carnell Tate’s 775 receiving-yard line as a clear rookie-opportunity signal in Tennessee, but warned redraft players to stay aware of rookie WR floor at rising ADPs.

Travis Kelce TE · KC

BDGE said Travis Kelce’s 675 receiving-yard line is not weak for a tight end and suggests the market still expects low-end to mid TE1 juice.

DJ Moore WR · BUF

BDGE pushed back on the easy Bills WR1 narrative, saying DJ Moore’s 750 receiving-yard line shows Vegas does not see him as a true Buffalo alpha.

Javonte Williams RB · DAL

BDGE called Javonte Williams boring but probably the right middle-round RB pick, with a 1,050 rushing projection and goal-line role in a mostly unchanged Dallas offense.

Jeremiyah Love RB · ARI

BDGE warned not to price Jeremiyah Love like a guaranteed workhorse because his 900.5 rushing line comes with a crowded Arizona backfield, bad win total, and shaky offense.

Lamar Jackson QB · BAL

BDGE noted Lamar Jackson’s passing-yard line looks low and framed the real question as what Baltimore’s passing offense becomes after Todd Monken leaves.

Fernando Mendoza QB · LV

BDGE reads Fernando Mendoza’s 2,450.5 passing-yard line as the market projecting more like 11–12 starts, making him a useful superflex/QB3 stash.

Tyler Shough QB · NO

BDGE flagged Tyler Shough’s 3,600-yard passing line as a real Saints volume signal, not a pure talent bet, because Kellen Moore’s offense should play fast and throw a ton.

Wan'Dale Robinson WR · TEN

The Footballers treated Wan’Dale Robinson as a conditional volume hedge who could push toward 140 targets if Carnell Tate is not immediately ready.

Michael Pittman Jr. WR · PIT

The Footballers preferred Michael Pittman Jr. over DK Metcalf for Aaron Rodgers’ current short-area, checkdown-heavy passing style.

Marvin Harrison Jr. WR · ARI

The Footballers viewed Marvin Harrison Jr. slipping to the seventh as too cheap for a player who still has a WR5-overall ceiling path.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

The Footballers called Jaylen Warren a boring-volume sixth-round value and tied Aaron Rodgers’ checkdown-heavy style directly to Warren targets.

Tyler Warren TE · IND

The Footballers reinforced Tyler Warren as the middle-round TE answer when early RB value makes paying up for McBride/Bowers costly.

Jadarian Price RB · SEA

The Footballers identified Jadarian Price as one of the mid-round backs they expect to have a lot of work, and Andy later regretted missing him.

Breece Hall RB · NYJ

The Footballers said Breece Hall becomes an auto-value if he slips into the fourth round, despite normal Jets skepticism.

Derrick Henry RB · BAL

The Footballers viewed Derrick Henry falling into the third round as a major value after a 1,595-yard, 16-touchdown season.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

The Footballers disagreed on Malik Nabers’ Week 1/PUP outlook, making him a priority beat-check player rather than a settled draft-room answer.

Jeremiyah Love RB · ARI

The Footballers wrestled with Jeremiyah Love’s bad Cardinals environment, but emphasized his nuclear upside through top-15 RB draft capital, receiving skill, Brissett checkdowns, and trailing scripts.

Trey McBride TE · ARI

The Footballers still drafted Trey McBride aggressively, but flagged Jacoby Brissett uncertainty and possible Carson Beck fantasy-playoff starts as real reasons Bowers may be safer.

Bucky Irving RB · TB

The Footballers noted Bucky Irving is limited in OTAs after shoulder surgery, but they do not view the timeline as a Week 1 or PUP panic yet.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

Mark Kaboly reported Michael Pittman Jr. said he was wowed by some Aaron Rodgers throws at Steelers work; Kaboly also projected Pittsburgh Week 1 starters as Aaron Rodgers with DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, Pat Freiermuth and a Rico Dowdle/Jaylen Warren backfield.

DK Metcalf WR · PIT

Mark Kaboly reported Michael Pittman Jr. said he was wowed by some Aaron Rodgers throws at Steelers work; Kaboly also projected Pittsburgh Week 1 starters as Aaron Rodgers with DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, Pat Freiermuth and a Rico Dowdle/Jaylen Warren backfield.

Michael Pittman Jr. WR · PIT

Mark Kaboly reported Michael Pittman Jr. said he was wowed by some Aaron Rodgers throws at Steelers work; Kaboly also projected Pittsburgh Week 1 starters as Aaron Rodgers with DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, Pat Freiermuth and a Rico Dowdle/Jaylen Warren backfield.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

Footballguys called Fannin’s full-round ADP drop an overreaction and still sees him as a candidate to lead Cleveland in catches and receiving yards.

Bhayshul Tuten RB · JAX

Footballguys pointed to Tuten's goal-line/inside-the-5-or-10 upside, but kept him in watch territory because of committee risk, flex-range draft action.

Makai Lemon WR · PHI

Footballguys called Lemon a buy after the ADP dip, pointing to a possible post-AJ Brown path where his target share sits closer to DeVonta Smith than the market assumes.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

Footballguys put Burden in the second-year breakout bucket, tying the falling price to a Ben Johnson slot-role path instead of any real talent downgrade.

RJ Harvey RB · DEN

Footballguys put Harvey on the fade side after Denver added Jonah Coleman and JK Dobbins returned, calling the backfield less clean than his old price implied.

Jordan Addison WR · MIN

Footballguys named Addison as the falling-ADP player drafters may regret ignoring, arguing Jauan Jennings hurt the price more than the role should.

Chris Olave WR · NO

Footballguys framed Olave’s slide outside the second round as a buying opportunity, with the Saints target tree still narrow even after Jordan Tyson arrives.

Michael Wilson WR · ARI

Footballguys faded Wilson despite last year’s Brissett-driven production, warning that Arizona’s pass volume and target split may not repeat.

Alec Pierce WR · IND

Footballguys treated Pierce’s fall into the WR34/35 range as a buy window, with Pat Fitzmaurice ranking him WR28 and expecting a bigger Colts target share.

Courtland Sutton WR · DEN

Footballguys gave Sutton a reluctant fade because Denver added Jaylen Waddle and Sean Payton keeps collecting pass catchers in a likely lower-shootout offense.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

CBS FFT flagged Warren as a value-in-range target if drafters only price him as a passing-down back.

RJ Harvey RB · DEN

CBS FFT warned Harvey can have spike weeks, but the room still caps his touch ceiling.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

CBS FFT made Henderson more of an ADP watch than a push-button rookie RB target.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

The Ballers framed Fannin as a trade-for tight end because Njoku leaving gives him a believable path to lead Cleveland in targets.

David Montgomery RB · HOU

The Ballers framed Montgomery as a cost-sensitive pick in that draft range.

DJ Moore WR · BUF

The Ballers treated Moore as a bounce-back name where the cost has to match the actual role.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

Establish The Run treated Fannin’s ADP slide as a possible overreaction to Cleveland drafting receivers, pointing back to his 107-target rookie year and Njoku-less target shares.

Ladd McConkey WR · LAC

Establish The Run called McConkey a buy-now receiver tied to the coordinator upgrade and a better Justin Herbert environment.

Trey McBride TE · ARI

Establish The Run kept McBride as a format-sensitive tight end target, but framed the recent slide as fair after last year’s usage spike.

Malik Willis QB · MIA

Establish The Run treated Willis as an ADP watch because the rushing ceiling is much better than the falling price implies.

Jonah Coleman RB · DEN

Troy Renck said Jonah Coleman has a chance to make the biggest impact of any Broncos rookie because there is a role available.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

John Shipley wrote Travis Hunter spending more time on defense means a lot long-term for Brian Thomas Jr. as Jacksonville sorts out a deep receiver room.

Parker Washington WR · JAX

John Shipley wrote Parker Washington could benefit in a big way if Travis Hunter’s defensive role opens more receiver snaps, and Washington deserves a large role no matter Hunter’s usage.

Travis Hunter WR · JAX

John Shipley wrote that Travis Hunter will still play wide receiver, but his cornerback snaps are about to skyrocket and he may not be back to full speed until closer to training camp.

Kenyon Sadiq TE · NYJ

Rich Cimini reported from Jets rookie camp that Kenyon Sadiq made two catches on intermediate-level routes, including a nice adjustment on a ball slightly behind him, while also noting one short-area drop.

Garrett Wilson WR · NYJ

Rich Cimini reported Frank Reich plans to play to the Jets offense strength, the run game, while creating more explosive plays; Cimini identified Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall as proven playmaker building blocks.

Breece Hall RB · NYJ

Rich Cimini reported Frank Reich plans to play to the Jets offense strength, the run game, while creating more explosive plays; Cimini identified Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall as proven playmaker building blocks.

Kenyon Sadiq TE · NYJ

The Ballers warned Sadiq may get pushed too high because drafters are overreacting to the recent rookie-TE heater.

Ashton Jeanty RB · LV

The Ballers flagged Jeanty's 266 carries with weak touchdown output as a positive-regression setup.

Travis Hunter WR · JAX

The Ballers kept Hunter exciting for Jacksonville but risky for fantasy because two-way usage could throttle him into a part-time offensive snap share.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

The Ballers separated Nabers from the sophomore-WR panic because his down year was injury-driven.

Tucker Kraft TE · GB

The Ballers made Kraft a patience TE if the ACL recovery pushes him down the board, betting the second-half role can still matter in a thinned Green Bay target tree.

Kenneth Walker III RB · KC

The Ballers leaned into Walker's Chiefs passing-game upside, with Mike already at RB7 and wanting more than a 10 percent target share.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

The Ballers called BTJ one of the best bounceback picks on the board at WR31 ADP after a brutal sophomore bust year.

Eli Stowers TE · PHI

The Ballers liked Stowers more than Sadiq on talent, but still flagged Dallas Goedert as the obstacle and said the safe ugly-range pick over Stowers is Mark Andrews.

Kyren Williams RB · LAR

The Ballers got a caution flag because Corum had 13 inside-the-five carries versus Kyren's 18, keeping the Rams goal-line split alive.

Brenton Strange TE · JAX

The Ballers treated Strange as part of the two-tight-end concern, but said BTJ should not be the receiver coming off the field in those sets.

Blake Corum RB · LAR

The Ballers used Corum's 13 inside-the-five carries as a flashing warning that his touchdown total can rebound and the Rams goal-line split may be real.

Jayden Daniels QB · WSH

The Ballers called Daniels the forgotten man after an injury season, noting his rushing and scramble profile still looked like exactly what drafters wanted.

Chase Brown RB · CIN

The Ballers showed up as a positive-regression example after a low inside-the-five conversion rate.

Trevor Lawrence QB · JAX

The Ballers had Lawrence much higher than expected in Andy's ranks, tying Jacksonville's crowded pass-catcher chaos to a bigger quarterback ceiling.

Jalen Hurts QB · PHI

The Ballers flagged Hurts for rushing-TD regression after only eight rushing scores and his fewest inside-the-five carries since 2021.

David Montgomery RB · HOU

The Ballers called Montgomery a positive touchdown-regression candidate after only five inside-the-five carries turned into scores.

Saquon Barkley RB · PHI

The Ballers got a bounceback note after scoring only once on 13 inside-the-five carries, with Philly still likely to stay run-heavy after A.J. Brown exits.

Kyler Murray QB · MIN

The Ballers showed a huge room split on Kyler, from QB23 to near QB10/12, after injury and job-security concerns.

Lamar Jackson QB · BAL

The Ballers highlighted Lamar's fall from the 2/3 turn to the late fifth as a mobile-QB discount after last year's disappointment.

Mark Andrews TE · BAL

The Ballers made Andrews the boring-but-correct answer when the room framed Mark Andrews versus Eli Stowers in the ugly tight-end zone.

Harold Fannin Jr. TE · CLE

Footballguys noted Fannin alongside Warren as already broken out, while the flag-plant preference stayed with Warren.

Bhayshul Tuten RB · JAX

Footballguys was Team Tuten at RB24 after Jacksonville skipped RB in the draft, arguing he can still emerge even if Chris Rodriguez looks more reliable.

Jayden Higgins WR · HOU

Footballguys treated Higgins as a round-10 second-look bet behind Nico Collins if Houston's line lets C.J. Stroud support enough passing volume.

Colston Loveland TE · CHI

Footballguys was comfortable paying TE3 for Loveland because the breakout came late, with huge target volume after he pushed Cole Kmet aside.

Matthew Golden WR · GB

Footballguys liked Golden as a late bench bet after Green Bay thinned the room, with Watson the alpha but Golden capable of passing Jayden Reed as the second look.

Cam Skattebo RB · NYG

Footballguys called Skattebo a draft winner and RB2 value after the Giants skipped major RB additions, added blocking help, and left him with the three-down/receiving path he already earned.

Jaxson Dart QB · NYG

Footballguys made Dart an avoid at QB8 cost because Matt Nagy is a development red flag for a young quarterback, even after Dart's strong rookie scoring.

Cam Ward QB · TEN

Footballguys contrasted Ward positively against Dart because Brian Daboll gives Ward a cleaner development setup than Dart has with Matt Nagy.

Omarion Hampton RB · LAC

Footballguys accepted Hampton's RB9 ceiling price because the Chargers line is healthier and Mike McDaniel has never had a workhorse shaped like Hampton.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

Footballguys said Burden has to make a year-two leap with DJ Moore gone, but Loveland and Odunze still make top-12 WR upside harder to assume.

Oronde Gadsden TE · LAC

Footballguys kept Gadsden viable at TE10 because Mike McDaniel can create tight end production, but the Chargers have enough mouths to cap true top-three upside.

Emeka Egbuka WR · TB

Footballguys came away bullish on Egbuka at a WR28/fourth-round price because Tampa lost Mike Evans, Godwin is aging, and Egbuka produced both with and without Evans last year.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

Footballguys stayed cautious on Henderson because Rhamondre Stevenson still owned trusted late-season situations.

Tyler Warren TE · IND

Footballguys planted the flag on Warren as a possible overall TE1 because 100-plus targets and Michael Pittman's exit can push more touchdowns into his area.

Tyler Shough QB · NO

Footballguys could not talk Bob off Shough as a late QB2/superflex value after his hot finish, Kellen Moore continuity, and added weapons like Jordyn Tyson and Travis Etienne.

Tucker Kraft TE · GB

Matt Schneidman reported Tucker Kraft is ahead of schedule in ACL recovery and targeting Week 1, while Green Bay’s receiver departures leave a clearer path to targets if he is right.

Deion Burks WR · IND

Matt Harmon was floored Deion Burks fell to Round 7, saying the film looked more like a Round 3 player and the Colts depth chart leaves room behind Josh Downs and Alec Pierce.

Skyler Bell WR · BUF

Matt Harmon was not a massive Skyler Bell fan pre-draft, but liked the Bills landing spot because Buffalo lacks a speed-Z type among bigger perimeter receivers.

Bryce Lance WR · NO

Matt Harmon likes Bryce Lance as a possible long-term Saints X receiver because Chris Olave and Jordan Tyson are better used off-ball/slot/Z while Lance has real perimeter size and vertical skills.

Brenen Thompson WR · LAC

Matt Harmon flagged Brenen Thompson as a Chargers speed/vertical fit who actually runs routes, not just a 4.2 track bet, in Mike McDaniel’s offense.

Cyrus Allen WR · KC

Matt Harmon called Cyrus Allen a Chiefs day-three receiver worth real attention because his route-running and man/zone separation profile gives Kansas City a type it does not really have.

Elijah Sarratt WR · BAL

Matt Harmon ranked Elijah Sarratt as the day-three receiver to care about most, betting his Baltimore path is as a power slot/zone beater rather than a perimeter separator.

Bhayshul Tuten RB · JAX

Establish The Run preferred other options in that range and warned Tuten/Henderson may become harder to draft once ADP shifts.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

Establish The Run preferred other options in that range and warned Tuten/Henderson may become harder to draft once ADP shifts.

Jayden Reed WR · GB

Establish The Run focused on Reed's route/snap path as the key to unlocking more fantasy value.

Rico Dowdle RB · PIT

Mark Kaboly said Rico Dowdle is the Steelers backfield lean right now, with a possible 60-40 workload share because of his McCarthy history and fit in the run game.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

Mark Kaboly said the Steelers backfield split is leaning toward Rico Dowdle right now, maybe 60-40 over Jaylen Warren, with game-to-game rhythm rather than pure series rotation.

Adam Randall RB · BAL

Jamison Hensley reported Eric DeCosta describing rookie Adam Randall as a jackknife with good hands, route-running ability and possible kick-return/special-teams value after Baltimore drafted him in Round 5.

Anthony Richardson Sr. QB · IND

RotoWire relayed that the Colts did not exercise Anthony Richardson's fifth-year option while he is also managing an eye issue.

Matthew Golden WR · GB

Underdog kept Golden in the Packers upside bucket, noting missed deep connections could have changed the whole perception of his profile.

Josh Downs WR · IND

Underdog ranked Downs ahead of market because if Indy finally uses him in two-WR sets, his target and route volume jump fast.

Tetairoa McMillan WR · CAR

Underdog pushed T-Mac to WR12 as a year-two leap bet, citing more Carolina passing, more spread looks, and a Drake London-style target ceiling.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

Underdog downgraded Brian Thomas Jr. because Jacksonville's tight-end usage plus Jacoby Meyers and Parker Washington threaten his weekly target volume.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

Underdog treated Puka as one of the two true ceiling WRs, with the Rams running it back and his late-season half-PPR stretch lapping the field.

Ryan Flournoy WR · DAL

Underdog teased Flournoy as a deep sleeper because his first-down receptions per route run popped right behind Luther Burden.

Jordyn Tyson WR · NO

Underdog called Tyson's Saints landing spot good-not-perfect, with a volume-hog path on choice routes, slot looks, and slants if Kellen Moore protects him from press.

Carnell Tate WR · TEN

Underdog pushed back on the analytic bear case and ranked Tate WR27, betting on youth, tape, red-zone role, and target dominance in Tennessee.

Makai Lemon WR · PHI

Underdog flagged Lemon's Philly math as tricky because Goedert/Stowers/Wicks/Hollywood and low pass volume can cap the rookie unless the new play caller opens it up.

KC Concepcion WR · CLE

Underdog included KC Concepcion in the flat Godwin-to-Concepcion tier Underdog wants to load up on after securing one established WR1.

Jalen Coker WR · CAR

Underdog called Coker a real football player with likely two-WR work, strong late-season play, vertical growth, and elite yards-per-target efficiency.

Luther Burden III WR · CHI

Underdog kept Burden below market but still saw crazy upside after DJ Moore leaves, with Ben Johnson opening a fuller role than pure slot work.

Ladd McConkey WR · LAC

Underdog called McConkey a bounceback target because Mike McDaniel should manufacture underneath touches and use Justin Herbert more creatively.

Malik Nabers WR · NYG

Underdog left Nabers in the WR1 range but made summer health the swing factor after the injury and surgery questions.

Garrett Wilson WR · NYJ

Underdog kept Wilson as a vibes-and-talent bet, hoping Geno Smith and Frank Reich finally turn the target earning into a real volume season.

Emeka Egbuka WR · TB

Underdog expected Egbuka to stabilize in year two after Mike Evans leaves, while still flagging the brutal late-season efficiency collapse.

Marvin Harrison Jr. WR · ARI

Underdog questioned whether Marvin Harrison Jr. or Michael Wilson will get reliable volume in Arizona with Jeremiah Love and Trey McBride soaking up work.

Parker Washington WR · JAX

Underdog moved Parker Washington up while recording, citing strong per-route numbers, late-season usage, slot toughness, and Jacksonville's obvious trust.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

Underdog kept Odunze as volatile upside: WR15 usage was exciting, but bad efficiency, ball-tracking issues, and zone feel were frustrating.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR · SEA

Underdog kept JSN in the elite tier because the target share can still be massive, even if Seattle plays more balanced under a new coordinator.

Zay Flowers WR · BAL

Underdog kept Flowers in the WR2 mix but questioned whether the red-zone role ever lets him crack the top-eight WR ceiling.

Jordan Addison WR · MIN

Underdog ranked Addison ahead of market because Kyler Murray fits the vertical role and Minnesota still lacks a real third WR.

Rashee Rice WR · KC

Underdog ranked Rice as a top-10 WR because Kansas City added almost no target competition and his per-game usage has been elite when active.

Drake London WR · ATL

Underdog kept London as a top-eight WR because Tua should feed the underneath/slot areas and Atlanta still lacks scary target competition.

Jameson Williams WR · DET

Underdog bought the late-season Jamo usage jump, expecting Detroit to force him five to seven targets on efficient crossers and drags.

Jaylen Waddle WR · DEN

Underdog made Waddle the big onion-hanger, calling him Sean Payton's Joker after Denver spent major capital to create screens, crossers, and downfield scramble targets.

Jayden Reed WR · GB

Underdog liked Reed more than usual because Green Bay's receiver room finally has a clear top three instead of the old weekly rotation.

Chris Olave WR · NO

Underdog kept Olave strong but moved him down a tier because Jordyn Tyson is a real target-volume threat in the Saints offense.

Michael Wilson WR · ARI

Underdog said Michael Wilson may be better than Marvin Harrison Jr. right now, but Arizona's volume math makes both receivers tough to trust.

Alec Pierce WR · IND

Underdog ranked Pierce ahead of market after Michael Pittman left, but kept the ankle procedure and Daniel Jones regression in the boom-bust file.

Justin Jefferson WR · MIN

Underdog ranked Jefferson as a rebound WR5, betting Kyler Murray restores the downfield/back-shoulder juice after brutal touchdown luck.

Nico Collins WR · HOU

Underdog kept Nico near WR1 territory but warned Houston may lean more balanced and downhill, making the target volume less bankable.

Christian Watson WR · GB

Underdog said Watson might still be too low because Green Bay cleared the receiver rotation and locked him into two-WR sets with Jordan Love.

DeVonta Smith WR · PHI

Underdog ranked DeVonta as Philly's clear WR1 after A.J. Brown leaves, with more pass attempts likely under the new play caller.

A.J. Brown WR · PHI

Underdog projected A.J. Brown to New England and liked the Drake Maye/pass-volume fit, while baking in knee/hamstring and explosiveness concerns.

DJ Moore WR · BUF

Underdog ranked DJ Moore as a Buffalo rebound play because the Bills paid heavily and can use him on manufactured touches plus Josh Allen scramble drills.

Terry McLaurin WR · WSH

Underdog called McLaurin one of the most mispriced WRs because Washington has little target competition and the new staff openly wants him near ten targets per game.

Matthew Golden WR · GB

CBS FFT framed Golden as a cost-sensitive pick in that draft range.

Quinshon Judkins RB · CLE

CBS FFT treated Judkins' price as debatable, with one host saying he went too soon and others seeing the range as more reasonable.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

CBS FFT treated Henderson's price as debatable, with one host saying he went too soon and others seeing the range as more reasonable.

Brock Bowers TE · LV

The Ballers talked up Bowers' target ceiling enough to put him in the TE1 conversation over Trey McBride for at least one host.

Tyler Warren TE · IND

The Ballers highlighted Warren's target-volume path, including the possibility he leads the team in targets.

Jonah Coleman RB · DEN

Coleman matters as the Denver insurance back after the rookie pick poured cold water on a simple JK Dobbins/RJ Harvey setup.

RJ Harvey RB · DEN

Harvey is not a clean green light despite Denver upside; Jonah Coleman and JK Dobbins make the bellcow path thin.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

Warren keeps usable value because Pittsburgh wants to run and he may regain more receiving work with Gainwell gone.

Bhayshul Tuten RB · JAX

Tuten remains a volatile upside watch, not a clean smash: Jacksonville wants him to win work, but Chris Rodriguez is trusted and stylistically opposite.

Jadarian Price RB · SEA

Price is a sharp Seattle riser because Underdog calls it his backfield while Charbonnet recovers, with Round 1 draft capital doing the heavy lifting.

Cam Skattebo RB · NYG

Skattebo is a volume bet with one big medical yellow light: the Giants missed on other backs, but the dislocated ankle return drives the risk.

Javonte Williams RB · DAL

Javonte looks materially underpriced in Dallas because the Cowboys have no credible RB2 and the rushing-yard market already respects him.

Chase Brown RB · CIN

Chase Brown gets almost no pushback: no serious competition, better Bengals health, and a bellcow role make RB13 potentially too low.

Kenneth Walker III RB · KC

Walker’s Kansas City move is treated as a real ceiling changer because the Chiefs need explosive runs and may stop pulling him at the goal line.

Omarion Hampton RB · LAC

Hampton is an upside buy with a touch-count caveat: Underdog sees RB3-overall range if the Chargers/McDaniel run game hits.

Ashton Jeanty RB · LV

Jeanty gets a strong year-two rebound case because the Raiders fixed the environment and his TD line looked too low.

Jeremiyah Love RB · ARI

Love is the loudest early RB riser here: Underdog ranks him RB7 while he is still going closer to RB13/Round 3.

James Cook III RB · BUF

Cook stays aggressively valued because Buffalo finally handed him the high-value red-zone work, and the 10.5 rushing TD line sounded light to them.

De'Von Achane RB · MIA

Achane is a clear Underdog buy above market as RB5: they see a complete back, not just a speed toy, with Miami lacking other reliable touch funnels.

Bijan Robinson RB · ATL

Bijan remains a true 1.01/1.02 pick, with the Kevin Stefanski run-game fit and Brian Robinson backup downgrade keeping the ceiling clean.

Jahmyr Gibbs RB · DET

Underdog has Gibbs as the RB1/1.01 toss-up, leaning on the Montgomery departure and Detroit line reload as touch-volume rocket fuel.

Antonio Williams WR · WSH

John Keim wrote that Antonio Williams mostly played slot at Clemson but showed he can win outside, and Washington needed another explosive playmaker alongside Terry McLaurin.

Jayden Daniels QB · WSH

John Keim wrote that Washington added Antonio Williams in the third round after looking for more playmaker explosiveness alongside Terry McLaurin, but Williams still has to prove it.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

Alex Kozora grouped Jaylen Warren with Pittsburgh backs who have big chips on their shoulders and said he thinks the Steelers love it.

Jonah Coleman RB · DEN

Troy Renck reported the Broncos had to add competition in the RB room: J.K. Dobbins is the starter but has never been healthy for a full season, RJ Harvey became a weapon in the pass game but has not shown north-south running, and Jonah Coleman gives Denver another option.

RJ Harvey RB · DEN

Troy Renck reported the Broncos had to add competition in the RB room: J.K. Dobbins is the starter but has never been healthy for a full season, RJ Harvey became a weapon in the pass game but has not shown north-south running, and Jonah Coleman gives Denver another option.

J.K. Dobbins RB · DEN

Troy Renck reported the Broncos had to add competition in the RB room: J.K. Dobbins is the starter but has never been healthy for a full season, RJ Harvey became a weapon in the pass game but has not shown north-south running, and Jonah Coleman gives Denver another option.

Chris Olave WR · NO

Nick Underhill’s NewOrleans.Football draft piece framed Jordyn Tyson as a perfect fit with Chris Olave and Tyler Shough, with Tyson taking pressure off Olave in the Saints passing game.

Jordyn Tyson WR · NO

Nick Underhill’s NewOrleans.Football draft piece framed Jordyn Tyson as a perfect fit with Chris Olave and Tyler Shough after the Saints used the No. 8 pick on him.

Jadarian Price RB · SEA

Gregg Bell explained why the Seahawks drafted Jadarian Price in the first round, adding direct beat context to Seattle making running back a top need and spending premium capital on a back with a clearer role path.

Jadarian Price RB · SEA

Bob Condotta reported the Seahawks did not trade the pick and selected running back Jadarian Price, reinforcing that Seattle used the board to address running back directly.

Trey McBride TE · ARI

RotoWire relayed that Trey McBride is expected to remain central to the Cardinals passing game in 2026.

Rome Odunze WR · CHI

FantasyPros highlighted that Rome Odunze is building chemistry with Caleb Williams during current Bears offseason work.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

Mark Kaboly said Jaylen Warren will be the RB1 throughout camp and into the season, even if competition could chip away at the split later.

Elijah Sarratt WR · BAL

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes put Sarratt on the late day-two WR dart list because he barely missed several key prospect thresholds and still looks better analytically than most of the messy receiver tier.

Kenyon Sadiq TE · NYJ

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes kept Sadiq viable but pushed back on the market double-counting his athleticism, noting that production still matters for tight ends.

Tanner Koziol TE · JAX

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes singled out Koziol as the favorite late-round TE because he checks both production and athletic baselines.

Jordyn Tyson WR · NO

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes treated Tyson as the cleanest rookie WR profile in the class, with both Addison’s prospect work and JJ's model pointing to a potential 1.01-level receiver case if the draft capital lands.

Bryce Lance WR · NO

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes called Lance a swing-for-upside rookie WR, especially if day-two draft capital pairs him with a good landing spot like Kansas City or Seattle.

Carnell Tate WR · TEN

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes gave the bear case on Tate, warning that the Ohio State aura may be masking a weaker target-earning and production profile than the recent Buckeye hits.

Makai Lemon WR · PHI

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes kept Lemon in the insulated top rookie WR discussion, with draft capital and landing spot deciding whether he stays near Tyson/Tate or slides into his own tier.

KC Concepcion WR · CLE

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes preferred KC Concepcion among the second-tier rookie WRs, citing the best grade in that group, earlier production, and Harmon support.

Dae'Quan Wright TE · PHI

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes labeled Wright a free-arbitrage tight end stash: athletic, more slot/F than blocker, and strong enough in the per-route indicators to monitor if the NFL drafts him.

Max Klare TE · LAR

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes called Klare the TE3 and a mid-to-late second rookie-draft option over some of the shaky day-two wide receivers.

Emmett Johnson RB · KC

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes treated Emmett Johnson as a target regardless of capital, with day-two status pushing him toward early rookie-draft territory and day-three status making him a late-round RB profile to chase.

Denzel Boston WR · CLE

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes flagged Boston as the highest-bust-potential name in the second WR tier because the X-receiver profile and weak yards-per-route numbers may not translate for fantasy.

Omar Cooper Jr. WR · NYJ

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes brought up Omar Cooper Jr.'s role and draft price, with the draft takeaway depending on cost and role clarity.

Jonah Coleman RB · DEN

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes backed Coleman as a possible RB2 of the rookie class, pointing to early production, touchdown profile, receiving work, size, and a do-it-all workload path.

Nicholas Singleton RB · TEN

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes framed Singleton as the volatile ceiling bet of the Penn State backs because the size/speed/receiving profile is exciting even though the advanced numbers are shakier.

Jadarian Price RB · SEA

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes warned Price is a draft-capital versus production-profile dilemma: top-50 NFL capital would matter, but the lack of production markers creates real rookie-draft process risk.

Kaytron Allen RB · WSH

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes made the case that Kaytron Allen may translate earlier than Nick Singleton because he handled chain-moving and goal-line work more naturally at Penn State.

Eli Stowers TE · PHI

Late-Round Fantasy Football / JJ Zachariason with Addison Hayes preferred Stowers over Kenyon Sadiq for fantasy, framing him as a wide receiver playing tight end with rare production and per-route overlap near the Brock Bowers list.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

NBC Sports surfaced Sean McVay's upbeat offseason comments on Puka Nacua, emphasizing that he looks great and is doing really well.

Christian McCaffrey RB · SF

RotoWire relayed Kyle Shanahan's plan to give more touches to other running backs in 2026 to keep Christian McCaffrey fresh.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

RotoWire reported that Puka Nacua is participating in the start of the Rams' voluntary offseason workouts.

Colston Loveland TE · CHI

The Ballers were split on Colston Loveland's current TE3 price, with one host calling late-fourth-round cost too low and another saying he would rather take a running back or wide receiver there.

Brian Thomas Jr. WR · JAX

The Ballers talked through Brian Thomas Jr. as a rebound candidate whose rookie-year ceiling still matters, even though the current Jacksonville environment makes the price uncomfortable.

Chris Godwin Jr. WR · TB

The Ballers framed Chris Godwin as a viable veteran value because Mike Evans is gone and the path to leading Baker Mayfield's passing game still exists.

Jaylen Warren RB · PIT

The Ballers treated Jaylen Warren as undervalued at his current RB29 price, arguing he is the best back in the room and worth drafting ahead of cost.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

Gary Klein reported Sean McVay saying Puka Nacua is doing really well after rehab and is back with the team during offseason work.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

Gary Klein reported that Puka Nacua is on hand for the Rams' voluntary offseason workouts.

Josh Allen QB · BUF

FantasyPros highlighted that Josh Allen said his surgically repaired foot feels good and that he enters the offseason program without limitations.

Puka Nacua WR · LAR

Gary Klein separately reported that Puka Nacua is taking part in the Rams' offseason program after rehab.

TreVeyon Henderson RB · NE

Mike Reiss relayed Devin McCourty identifying TreVeyon Henderson in a bigger role as one of the Patriots roster-development must-haves entering the 2026 draft.

Dontayvion Wicks WR · PHI

Adam Schefter added that A.J. Brown's future in Philadelphia remains a topic of conversation while the Eagles add Dontayvion Wicks.

A.J. Brown WR · PHI

Adam Schefter added that A.J. Brown's future in Philadelphia remains a topic of conversation while the Eagles add Dontayvion Wicks.

Dontayvion Wicks WR · PHI

Adam Schefter reported that the Packers traded Dontayvion Wicks to the Eagles for 2026 and 2027 draft picks, with Wicks getting a one-year extension.

Dontayvion Wicks WR · PHI

RotoWire analyzed Dontayvion Wicks' trade to Philadelphia and noted the target competition still in front of him.

Tetairoa McMillan WR · CAR

Joseph Person reported the Panthers moved quickly to Tetairoa McMillan after a trade did not materialize, and McMillan was the WR1 from Day 1 before winning Offensive Rookie of the Year.