2026 Fantasy Football

2026 Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 150 Players (Updated Weekly)

Last updated: June 5, 2026

Live 4D-model ranks across Underdog and FFPC, plus weekly start/sit calls inside The Huddle.

The 2026 fantasy football season is the most volatile draft board we've had in a decade. Patrick Mahomes is out for the year after a Week 17 ACL tear. Myles Garrett got moved to the Rams in March. A.J. Brown was traded to New England, OBJ landed in New York, and Saquon Barkley followed up his record-breaking 2025 with a $40M extension. If you're using last year's cheat sheet, you're already three rounds behind.

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These 2026 fantasy football rankings are built off June ADP from Underdog, Sleeper, and FFPC, then graded through our 4D model (Market, Opportunity, Efficiency, Context) and updated weekly through Week 1. Every rank below is half-PPR, 1QB, 12-team unless noted. If you want raw ADP, that's fine — but the consensus market always over-drafts last year's volume and under-drafts new offensive systems. That's the gap we're trying to find.

Use the top 50 to map your first five rounds, the position-by-position tables to plan rounds 6-15, and the breakout/bust sections to win the rounds nobody talks about. Let's get into it.

How These Rankings Are Calculated

We combine live ADP from Underdog, Sleeper, and FFPC with a 4D projection model that weights opportunity share, offensive efficiency, coaching tendencies, and schedule context. Each player is scored across projected floor, ceiling, and volatility, then re-ranked weekly as injuries, trades, and depth-chart moves shift the landscape. For format-specific boards, see our full Rankings hub.

Top 50 Overall (Half-PPR)

#	Player	Pos	Team	Bye	Tier
1	Bijan Robinson ATL · Bye 12	RB	ATL	12	T1
2	Ja'Marr Chase CIN · Bye 10	WR	CIN	10	T1
3	Jahmyr Gibbs DET · Bye 8	RB	DET	8	T1
4	Justin Jefferson MIN · Bye 6	WR	MIN	6	T1
5	Saquon Barkley PHI · Bye 9	RB	PHI	9	T1
6	CeeDee Lamb DAL · Bye 7	WR	DAL	7	T1
7	Malik Nabers NYG · Bye 14	WR	NYG	14	T1
8	Puka Nacua LAR · Bye 6	WR	LAR	6	T1
9	Christian McCaffrey SF · Bye 9	RB	SF	9	T2
10	Amon-Ra St. Brown DET · Bye 8	WR	DET	8	T2
11	Drake London ATL · Bye 12	WR	ATL	12	T2
12	Brian Thomas Jr. JAX · Bye 8	WR	JAX	8	T2
13	De'Von Achane MIA · Bye 12	RB	MIA	12	T2
14	Derrick Henry BAL · Bye 7	RB	BAL	7	T2
15	Nico Collins HOU · Bye 6	WR	HOU	6	T2
16	Ladd McConkey LAC · Bye 5	WR	LAC	5	T2
17	A.J. Brown NE · Bye 14	WR	NE	14	T2
18	Jonathan Taylor IND · Bye 11	RB	IND	11	T2
19	Brock Bowers LV · Bye 10	TE	LV	10	T2
20	Garrett Wilson NYJ · Bye 12	WR	NYJ	12	T3
21	Josh Jacobs GB · Bye 5	RB	GB	5	T3
22	Chase Brown CIN · Bye 10	RB	CIN	10	T3
23	Bucky Irving TB · Bye 11	RB	TB	11	T3
24	Marvin Harrison Jr. ARI · Bye 11	WR	ARI	11	T3
25	Rome Odunze CHI · Bye 7	WR	CHI	7	T3
26	Davante Adams LAR · Bye 6	WR	LAR	6	T3
27	Trey McBride ARI · Bye 11	TE	ARI	11	T3
28	Kenneth Walker III SEA · Bye 10	RB	SEA	10	T3
29	Josh Allen BUF · Bye 13	QB	BUF	13	T3
30	Jayden Daniels WAS · Bye 14	QB	WAS	14	T3
31	Kyren Williams LAR · Bye 6	RB	LAR	6	T3
32	Tee Higgins CIN · Bye 10	WR	CIN	10	T3
33	Jayden Reed GB · Bye 5	WR	GB	5	T3
34	James Cook BUF · Bye 13	RB	BUF	13	T3
35	Lamar Jackson BAL · Bye 7	QB	BAL	7	T4
36	Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEA · Bye 10	WR	SEA	10	T4
37	Terry McLaurin WAS · Bye 14	WR	WAS	14	T4
38	DK Metcalf PIT · Bye 5	WR	PIT	5	T4
39	Breece Hall NYJ · Bye 12	RB	NYJ	12	T4
40	Joe Mixon HOU · Bye 6	RB	HOU	6	T4
41	Mike Evans TB · Bye 11	WR	TB	11	T4
42	Tyreek Hill MIA · Bye 12	WR	MIA	12	T4
43	Jalen Hurts PHI · Bye 9	QB	PHI	9	T4
44	Sam LaPorta DET · Bye 8	TE	DET	8	T4
45	Zay Flowers BAL · Bye 7	WR	BAL	7	T4
46	DJ Moore CHI · Bye 7	WR	CHI	7	T4
47	Alvin Kamara NO · Bye 11	RB	NO	11	T4
48	George Pickens DAL · Bye 7	WR	DAL	7	T4
49	Caleb Williams CHI · Bye 7	QB	CHI	7	T4
50	Travis Etienne Jr. JAX · Bye 8	RB	JAX	8	T4

Want the live, format-specific board? See Underdog Half-PPR rankings or jump into The Huddle for weekly calls.

Tiered Overall View

Tier 1 (1.01–1.08): Three-down workhorses and alpha WRs. Pick by format and pick by health — there is no wrong answer in this tier.

Tier 2 (9–19): Mid-to-late first and early second. Slight injury or workload-cap concern on every name, but ceiling stays elite.

Tier 3 (20–34): The "build your team" tier. RB2s with standalone value, WR1s on lower-volume offenses, the two elite TEs, and the first two QBs.

Tier 4 (35–50): Round 4–5 territory. Where the league is usually won or lost — every pick has a clear bust case and a clear league-winner case.

Tier 5 (51–100): Bench QBs, RB3 lottery tickets, WR3/flex bets. Hammer upside, not floor.

Position Rankings

Top 32 Quarterbacks

#	Player — Team
1	Josh Allen — BUF
2	Jayden Daniels — WAS
3	Lamar Jackson — BAL
4	Jalen Hurts — PHI
5	Caleb Williams — CHI
6	Patrick Mahomes — KC
7	Joe Burrow — CIN
8	C.J. Stroud — HOU
9	Bo Nix — DEN
10	Drake Maye — NE
11	Kyler Murray — ARI
12	Brock Purdy — SF
13	Justin Herbert — LAC
14	Jordan Love — GB
15	Dak Prescott — DAL
16	Trevor Lawrence — JAX
17	Tua Tagovailoa — MIA
18	Anthony Richardson — IND
19	Baker Mayfield — TB
20	Geno Smith — SEA
21	Matthew Stafford — LAR
22	Kirk Cousins — ATL
23	J.J. McCarthy — MIN
24	Bryce Young — CAR
25	Russell Wilson — PIT
26	Aaron Rodgers — NYJ
27	Will Levis — TEN
28	Michael Penix Jr. — ATL
29	Sam Darnold — MIN
30	Daniel Jones — NYG
31	Justin Fields — PIT
32	Deshaun Watson — CLE

Top 40 Running Backs

#	Player — Team
1	Bijan Robinson — ATL
2	Jahmyr Gibbs — DET
3	Saquon Barkley — PHI
4	Christian McCaffrey — SF
5	De'Von Achane — MIA
6	Derrick Henry — BAL
7	Jonathan Taylor — IND
8	Josh Jacobs — GB
9	Chase Brown — CIN
10	Bucky Irving — TB
11	Kenneth Walker III — SEA
12	Kyren Williams — LAR
13	James Cook — BUF
14	Breece Hall — NYJ
15	Joe Mixon — HOU
16	Alvin Kamara — NO
17	Travis Etienne Jr. — JAX
18	James Conner — ARI
19	David Montgomery — DET
20	Aaron Jones — MIN
21	Tony Pollard — TEN
22	D'Andre Swift — CHI
23	Najee Harris — PIT
24	Rhamondre Stevenson — NE
25	Brian Robinson Jr. — WAS
26	Isiah Pacheco — KC
27	Jaylen Warren — PIT
28	Tyrone Tracy Jr. — NYG
29	Zach Charbonnet — SEA
30	Rachaad White — TB
31	Javonte Williams — DEN
32	J.K. Dobbins — LAC
33	Nick Chubb — CLE
34	Jerome Ford — CLE
35	Tank Bigsby — JAX
36	Bhayshul Tuten — JAX
37	Quinshon Judkins — CLE
38	TreVeyon Henderson — NE
39	Trey Benson — ARI
40	MarShawn Lloyd — GB

Top 40 Wide Receivers

#	Player — Team
1	Ja'Marr Chase — CIN
2	Justin Jefferson — MIN
3	CeeDee Lamb — DAL
4	Malik Nabers — NYG
5	Puka Nacua — LAR
6	Amon-Ra St. Brown — DET
7	Drake London — ATL
8	Brian Thomas Jr. — JAX
9	Nico Collins — HOU
10	Ladd McConkey — LAC
11	A.J. Brown — NE
12	Garrett Wilson — NYJ
13	Marvin Harrison Jr. — ARI
14	Rome Odunze — CHI
15	Davante Adams — LAR
16	Tee Higgins — CIN
17	Jayden Reed — GB
18	Jaxon Smith-Njigba — SEA
19	Terry McLaurin — WAS
20	DK Metcalf — PIT
21	Mike Evans — TB
22	Tyreek Hill — MIA
23	Zay Flowers — BAL
24	DJ Moore — CHI
25	George Pickens — DAL
26	Chris Olave — NO
27	DeVonta Smith — PHI
28	Cooper Kupp — SEA
29	Calvin Ridley — TEN
30	Jordan Addison — MIN
31	Stefon Diggs — NE
32	Jameson Williams — DET
33	Keon Coleman — BUF
34	Xavier Worthy — KC
35	Rashee Rice — KC
36	Jakobi Meyers — JAX
37	Christian Watson — GB
38	Khalil Shakir — BUF
39	Courtland Sutton — DEN
40	Tre Tucker — LV

Top 30 Tight Ends

#	Player — Team
1	Brock Bowers — LV
2	Trey McBride — ARI
3	Sam LaPorta — DET
4	George Kittle — SF
5	Travis Kelce — KC
6	Mark Andrews — BAL
7	T.J. Hockenson — MIN
8	Evan Engram — JAX
9	Kyle Pitts — ATL
10	David Njoku — CLE
11	Dalton Kincaid — BUF
12	Jake Ferguson — DAL
13	Tucker Kraft — GB
14	Cole Kmet — CHI
15	Pat Freiermuth — PIT
16	Dallas Goedert — PHI
17	Tyler Conklin — NYJ
18	Jonnu Smith — MIA
19	Hunter Henry — NE
20	Cade Otton — TB
21	Isaiah Likely — BAL
22	Dalton Schultz — HOU
23	Zach Ertz — WAS
24	Brenton Strange — JAX
25	Chig Okonkwo — TEN
26	Mike Gesicki — CIN
27	Ja'Tavion Sanders — CAR
28	Noah Fant — SEA
29	Tyler Higbee — LAR
30	Will Dissly — LAC

Breakout Candidates & Sleepers

Bhayshul Tuten, RB — JAX

4.32 burner sliding into a real workload split with Etienne. June ADP is RB30; outcome range goes RB18.

Keon Coleman, WR — BUF

Year-2 jump with a full Allen offseason and a slimmed-down Diggs replacement role. Red-zone monster waiting to happen.

Tucker Kraft, TE — GB

Love trusts him in big moments; led all TEs in YAC last fall. TE6 upside at TE10 cost.

Jayden Reed, WR — GB

Inside-out usage spiked after the Watson trade. Quietly a 130-target ceiling.

Trey Benson, RB — ARI

If James Conner misses any time — and he has every other year — Benson is an instant RB1.

Quinshon Judkins, RB — CLE

Rookie with a clear three-down skill set on a team with no real RB1 in front of him.

Busts & Risk Players

Tyreek Hill, WR — MIA

Age-32 season, contract noise, and a Tua offense that's lost its identity. The WR1 ceiling is gone.

Travis Kelce, TE — KC

With Mahomes out for 2026, the entire Chiefs passing tree compresses. Kelce as TE5 is a fade.

Joe Mixon, RB — HOU

30-year-old back coming off a heavy workload, with Stroud trending pass-heavy. RB15 ADP is a tier too rich.

Aaron Jones, RB — MIN

Vikings drafted his replacement and J.J. McCarthy's offense will run through the air. Volume drop is coming.

Stefon Diggs, WR — NE

Coming off ACL, on his third team in three years, behind A.J. Brown on the target totem. Hard pass at WR30.

2026 Draft Strategy Tips

1. RB-RB or RB-WR in the first two rounds. The third-round RB tier (Jacobs, Brown, Irving) is real, but the gap from RB12 to RB24 is the widest it's been since 2019. Lock in workload early.

2. Wait on QB. Outside of Allen and Daniels, every QB in the top 12 is available in round 8 or later. Burrow, Stroud, Nix, and Maye are all QB1-by-points at QB12+ ADP.

3. Take one elite TE or zero. Bowers and McBride are positional cheat codes. If you miss both, skip Kelce/Andrews entirely and grab Tucker Kraft or Jake Ferguson 80 picks later.

4. Stack your QB with a pass-catcher. Allen + Coleman, Daniels + McLaurin, Burrow + Higgins. Correlation wins weeks in best-ball and head-to-head.

5. Last two rounds = handcuffs and rookies. Trey Benson, Tyjae Spears, Bhayshul Tuten, Jaylen Wright. One of them will be a top-20 RB by Week 8 every year.

6. Fade KC pass-catchers. With Mahomes out, the entire Kansas City passing tree is a question mark. Discount Kelce, Worthy, and Rice by a full round.

FAQ

Who is the No. 1 overall pick in 2026 fantasy football?

Bijan Robinson edges Ja'Marr Chase for the 1.01. He's a true three-down back on a top-10 offense, with target share that rivals most WR2s. In half-PPR he's the safest 300-touch profile in the league.

Is this a good year to draft a quarterback early?

Only if you can grab Josh Allen or Jayden Daniels in the late third. The QB tier breaks hard after Hurts and Lamar — wait until rounds 8-10 for a Stroud, Burrow, or Nix and you'll save a top-50 pick for a starting WR.

How are these 2026 fantasy football rankings updated?

We refresh the top 150 weekly through training camp and preseason, then adjust live during the season as injuries, depth-chart moves, and target trends shift player value. Last updated: June 5, 2026.

What scoring format are these built for?

Default ranks are half-PPR, 1QB, standard rosters. TE-premium and full-PPR shift Brock Bowers, Trey McBride, and pass-catching backs (Achane, Kamara, Gibbs) up about half a round.

Who is the best late-round running back to target?

Bhayshul Tuten in Jacksonville. He's the cleanest path to standalone value if Etienne misses time, and his rookie-year burst grades among the top three in his class.

Which rookie wide receiver should I draft?

There's no Malik Nabers in this class, but Travis Hunter (if he's playing offense by Week 4) and Tetairoa McMillan are the two with WR3 upside. Both go in rounds 8-10.

Is Christian McCaffrey worth the risk?

At his current RB7 / round-1 cost, yes. He's a top-3 back when healthy and the 49ers offense is built around him. Just pair him with a high-floor RB2 like Joe Mixon or Travis Etienne.

What's the best draft strategy in 2026?

Hammer RB-WR with your first four picks, take exactly one of Bowers/McBride/LaPorta if they fall, then wait on QB until round 9 or later. Stack a passing game in the middle rounds for best-ball-style spike weeks.

Who are the biggest busts to avoid?

Tyreek Hill at WR12 ADP, Travis Kelce at TE5, and Aaron Jones inside the top 60. All three carry age and offense-volume risk that the market hasn't fully baked in.

When should I draft a tight end?

If you don't get Bowers or McBride in round 2-3, push it to round 10+ and grab a Tucker Kraft, Jake Ferguson, or Dalton Kincaid. The TE5-TE15 gap is the smallest it's been in five years.