2026 Fantasy Football Mock Draft

Bijan Robinson is a top-tier draft pick in full PPR formats, with the source noting it would not be shocking to see him selected as early as the 1.01 in current drafts.

The source identifies Blake Corum as a valuable target at the 9.04-9.05 range, noting he is their highest-ranked player available at that spot. Corum is viewed as a pure handcuff to Kyren Williams in what the source considers the league's best offense.

Breece Hall is considered a priority target for the source in the third round, though he is typically gone by that point in drafts, making him difficult to acquire.

Brian Thomas Jr. is noted as a draft selection at the 6.06 position.

The source believes Brock Bowers has the potential to produce at an elite level similar to prime Rob Gronkowski or Travis Kelce this season; he is a justifiable pick in leagues with fewer flex spots, though drafting him limits the ability to take an elite quarterback.

The source identifies Brock Purdy as a viable late-round quarterback target, specifically suggesting him in the 11th round to pair with a ninth-round selection like Dak Prescott to play matchups.

CeeDee Lamb is identified as a top-tier first-round draft option. The source is comfortable taking him in the early stages of the draft, including pairings with players like Saquon Barkley.

The source identifies Chase Brown as a clear target, expressing a preference for him over De'Von Achane. While he is expected to be drafted in the early second round, the source notes there is a 'damn good chance' to secure him in Yahoo and ESPN drafts.

Chris Rodriguez Jr. is viewed as a potential deep-league starter, but his ceiling is severely capped because he is unlikely to catch passes and will likely operate in a committee. The source notes he is unlikely to be a major difference-maker in full PPR formats.

The source expresses strong skepticism regarding Christian McCaffrey's current draft value, explicitly stating they would not draft him over Jaxon Smith-Njigba at the 1.05 pick and would be shocked to see him selected as high as pick 1.03. Conversely, the source acknowledges that acquiring McCaffrey at the 1.09 position is considered a 'steal' in current markets, though they believe it is unlikely he will fall that far.

The source identifies Christian Watson as their highest-ranked player and a priority target in the draft.

D'Andre Swift is identified as a fifth-round running back target, part of a group of players whose availability is critical for securing a startable running back for week one.

The source targets Dak Prescott in the ninth round, specifically highlighting his potential to crush in six-point passing touchdown leagues. This is part of a late-round quarterback strategy where the source pairs Prescott with another quarterback, such as Brock Purdy in the 11th round, to play matchups.

Darrell Henderson is identified as a fifth-round running back target, part of a group of players whose availability is critical for securing a startable running back for week one.

David Montgomery is identified as a fifth-round running back target, part of a group of players whose availability is critical for securing a startable running back for week one.

De'Von Achane is considered a strong draft target, with the source noting he is expected to be drafted by league mates in the early second round. The source expresses interest in starting a draft with a combination of Jonathan Taylor and Achane if picking from the end of the board.

Devon Achane was selected at the 2.05 position in the mock draft. While the source suggests him as a potential second-round target, they explicitly state a preference for Chase Brown over him.

The source explicitly states they are not a 'Derrick Henry guy' and have avoided drafting him for years in full PPR formats; they do not want to draft him, and he is expected to be off the board by the 2.08 in competitive leagues.

Devin Singletary is identified as a fifth-round running back target, part of a group of players whose availability is critical for securing a startable running back for week one.

The source recommends a draft strategy of taking DeVonta Smith and Travis Etienne in the first two rounds to establish a dominant wide receiver core.

The source ranks Drake London as the highest available player and selected him at the 2.08 in the mock draft to build out skill positions in a double flex league, prioritizing him over Brock Bowers.

Drake Maye is noted for providing rushing upside, which makes him a consideration for quarterback rankings.

The source considers Garrett Wilson a mandatory pick at the 408 position, noting that despite not being their personal favorite, they have drafted him at the end of the fourth round in back-to-back drafts due to his draft board value.

Ja'Marr Chase is highlighted as one of the elite players to target within the first four picks of a draft in full PPR formats.

The source expresses hesitation about drafting Jadarian Price, stating they do not feel comfortable taking him at his current draft position.

Jahmyr Gibbs is considered a top-tier draft pick in full PPR formats, with the source suggesting he is a primary target for the first four picks of a draft alongside Bijan Robinson, Ja'Marr Chase, and Puka Nacua.

The source notes that the photo for Jakobi Meyers on the draft platform is unusually small.

Jalen Hurts is significantly more valuable in four-point passing touchdown formats due to his rushing upside; the source would only draft him in six-point formats if he fell a couple of rounds.

The source identifies James Cook as a target in the tier of running backs expected to be drafted between the end of the first and beginning of the second round. He is specifically highlighted as a draft target at pick 10 or as a primary option if picking from the 1.09 position.

The source identifies Jaxon Smith-Njigba as their preferred target at the 1.05 pick, prioritizing him over established veterans like Christian McCaffrey. The source states they would take him at 1.05 'every time' and considers him a core piece of their draft strategy alongside players like Brock Bowers and Kyren Williams.

Jayden Daniels is noted for providing significant rushing upside and is ranked highly among quarterbacks in the current draft range.

The source labels Jaylen Warren a 'garbage pick' at the 608, noting that his selection is only a result of poor previous roster decisions.

The source identifies Jeremiah Love as a viable running back option and expresses excitement about the possibility of drafting him at the 3.03 position if other targets are off the board.

Joe Burrow is considered a value in the sixth round, though the source notes it may be difficult to draft him early in six-point passing touchdown leagues due to the viability of later-round options.

Jonathan Taylor is viewed as a high-value first-round target, categorized in a tier of running backs expected to go between the end of the first and beginning of the second round. The source considers starting a draft with Taylor and De'Von Achane a highly favorable outcome, though they note expert rankings vary significantly (7 to 14), making it unlikely he falls to the 1.09 position.

The source highly values the Jordan Mason pick at 10.06, indicating they would have been excited to draft him if he had remained available.

Josh Allen is recognized for his rushing upside and is recommended as a viable pairing with an elite tight end like Brock Bowers in 10-team single-flex leagues.

Despite being the top player by ADP, the source ranks Josh Jacobs lower on their draft sheets due to concerns regarding a potential suspension.

The source identifies Justin Jefferson as a top-tier first-round draft option.

The source is not personally excited to draft Kenneth Walker III but acknowledges he is ranked between 12 and 20 by league members, suggesting he could be taken early in the second round; he was selected at the 2.04 in the mock draft.

The source ranks Khalil Shakir as the highest available wide receiver at the 11.05 pick; while the source explicitly states they do not personally like the player, he is recommended as a viable depth option for bye-week coverage.

Kyren Williams is a high-priority target for the source in the third round; while the source previously loved him in the fourth, they now consider him a must-take when available in the third, even if it means pivoting away from other targets like Trey McBride.

Lamar Jackson is noted for his rushing upside and is ranked highest on the source's draft sheets; however, the source notes they likely won't draft him if they have already secured an elite tight end.

Marvin Harrison Jr. is mentioned in the context of the Cardinals' offense, with the source noting the expectation that he will be healthy.

Matthew Stafford is highlighted as a quarterback who can absolutely crush in a six-point passing touchdown league. He was drafted in the 10th round during the mock draft simulation.

The source selects Patrick Mahomes in the 13th round of the mock draft as his first quarterback selection.

Puka Nacua is a top-tier draft target in full PPR formats, with the source noting he is a lock for the first four picks and could realistically go as high as 1.03. He is considered an exciting selection for any team in the first two rounds.

Quinshon Judkins is identified as a fifth-round running back target. The source notes that if he were available at the 505, he would serve as a viable running back alongside Jaylen Warren, making the overall roster construction feel acceptable.

Training camp reports confirm Rhamondre Stevenson remains the primary running back, a situation the source finds boring but acknowledges as reality. The source has prioritized drafting him to monopolize the New England backfield, noting he was one of their highest-ranked available running backs.

RJ Harvey was selected at the 806 position in the mock draft.

The source identifies Saquon Barkley as a desirable draft target, grouping him among the top-tier running backs they are 'pumped' to acquire in the second round. He is considered a key piece of a draft strategy that includes pairing him with high-end wide receivers like CeeDee Lamb.

Selected at the 704 and in the eighth round, Stefon Diggs is viewed as being in a perfect situation because there is little target competition outside of Terry McLaurin.

The source identifies Tee Higgins as a draft target at pick 10.

The source identifies Terry McLaurin as the primary target competition for Stefon Diggs in the current offense, noting that there is little else in the receiving corps.

The source views Tony Pollard as a poor value at the 603 draft position, stating they cannot be in a position where they are forced to select him there.

Travis Etienne Jr. was selected at the 4.05 position in the mock draft. The source also suggests a strategy of pairing him with DeVonta Smith in the first two rounds to build a strong wide receiver core.

Travis Kelce was selected at the 10.03 position in the mock draft.

The source has moved TreVeyon Henderson down their rankings due to training camp reports indicating Rhamondre Stevenson remains the primary back, despite the source previously being high on Henderson.

The source views Trey McBride as a priority target and an incredible value in the third round, citing his age (26) and consistent production with 18.5 PPG, over nine targets per game, and over 70 receiving yards per game over the last two seasons. However, the source notes that drafting him or Brock Bowers in the second round can limit roster flexibility at RB/WR, potentially forcing a pivot to a running back like Kyren Williams depending on roster construction needs.

Zay Flowers was selected at the 4.04 position in the mock draft.