September 5 • 1:00 - 4:30pm
2026 · 10-Team Full PPR
Fantasy Football Draft Board
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Important Draft Notes
- Rounds 1–3: Take the highest available player, but avoid starting with three RBs or three WRs.
- Quarterback: Josh Allen is worth considering around Pick 45. Otherwise, wait until Rounds 7–9. Draft only one QB.
- Tight end: Bowers and McBride justify an early pick. Otherwise, wait for the middle-round group.
- Rounds 9–10: Favor high-upside RBs and WRs over backup QBs or TEs.
- Final rounds: Take a defense next to last and a kicker last.
Round Choices
- Rounds 1–3: Best elite RB or WR / RB or WR—prefer the opposite of Round 1 / Best RB/WR value.
- Rounds 4-6: Mix of 3 WR / 2 RB
- Round 7: TE
- Round 8: QB
- Rounds 9–10: Upside RB / WR
- Rounds 11-12: D / K
RB – WR – RB – WR – WR – RB – TE – QB – RB – WR – DEF – K
Players I particularly like at the approximate prices shown
- Justin Jefferson at 14: Excellent value.
- Brock Bowers or Trey McBride around 24–25: Worth considering despite the earlier TE cost.
- Nico Collins at 26: Strong third-round WR1 candidate.
- Kyren Williams at 44: Very attractive if available that late.
- Tee Higgins at 48: Excellent WR value.
- Lamar Jackson at 55: Fair price if you want an elite QB.
- Justin Herbert at 94: One of my favorite reasons to wait at quarterback.
- Brian Thomas Jr. at 89: Significant upside relative to this draft position.
- Xavier Worthy at 107: Excellent ceiling for a Round 11 selection.
- Dalton Kincaid at 121 or Jake Ferguson at 132: Strong argument for waiting even longer at TE.
120 available
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