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2026 Rest-of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings

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Value added to a starting lineup in your league — recomputed for your scoring, size and superflex setting.

Value is what a player adds over a replacement starter at his position; projection is his raw points. Quarterbacks score the most and are the easiest to replace — which is how a QB can project highest and still rank nineteenth.

These rankings are for this season. For long-term value across startups, rookie picks and keepers, see the dynasty rankings. To see what real leagues actually pay for a player, the trade ticker lists recent dynasty trades with our value on both sides.

Scoring
League size
QB slots
Position
Density
RkPlayerTeamByeValueProjection
Tier 1drop of 38.5
1Jahmyr GibbsRBRB · DETDET6194.9
249.32 sources
RBPosition
DETTeam
6Bye
249.3 · 2 sourcesProjection
Tier 2drop of 8.6
2Kenneth Walker IIIRBRB · KCKC5156.4
210.82 sources
RBPosition
KCTeam
5Bye
210.8 · 2 sourcesProjection
3Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRWR · SEASEA11151.5
219.52 sources
WRPosition
SEATeam
11Bye
219.5 · 2 sourcesProjection
Tier 3drop of 11.1
4Ja'Marr ChaseWRWR · CINCIN6142.9
210.92 sources
WRPosition
CINTeam
6Bye
210.9 · 2 sourcesProjection
Tier 4drop of 7.2
5Puka NacuaWRWR · LARLAR—131.8
199.82 sources
WRPosition
LARTeam
—Bye
199.8 · 2 sourcesProjection
6Christian McCaffreyRBRB · SFSF8126.3
180.72 sources
RBPosition
SFTeam
8Bye
180.7 · 2 sourcesProjection
7James CookRBRB · BUFBUF7125.8
180.22 sources
RBPosition
BUFTeam
7Bye
180.2 · 2 sourcesProjection
8Amon-Ra St. BrownWRWR · DETDET6125.6
193.62 sources
WRPosition
DETTeam
6Bye
193.6 · 2 sourcesProjection
Tier 5drop of 3.6
9Chuba HubbardRBRB · CARCAR5118.4
172.82 sources
RBPosition
CARTeam
5Bye
172.8 · 2 sourcesProjection
10Bijan RobinsonRBRB · ATLATL11114.9
169.32 sources
RBPosition
ATLTeam
11Bye
169.3 · 2 sourcesProjection
11CeeDee LambWRWR · DALDAL14112.5
180.52 sources
WRPosition
DALTeam
14Bye
180.5 · 2 sourcesProjection
12Jonathan TaylorRBRB · INDIND13108.8
163.22 sources
RBPosition
INDTeam
13Bye
163.2 · 2 sourcesProjection
13Bhayshul TutenRBRB · JAXJAX7106.1
160.52 sources
RBPosition
JAXTeam
7Bye
160.5 · 2 sourcesProjection
14Chase BrownRBRB · CINCIN6104.2
158.62 sources
RBPosition
CINTeam
6Bye
158.6 · 2 sourcesProjection
15Josh AllenQBQB · BUFBUF7103.3
230.62 sources
QBPosition
BUFTeam
7Bye
230.6 · 2 sourcesProjection
16Tee HigginsWRWR · CINCIN6102.8
170.82 sources
WRPosition
CINTeam
6Bye
170.8 · 2 sourcesProjection
17Bucky IrvingRBRB · TBTB1098.3
152.72 sources
RBPosition
TBTeam
10Bye
152.7 · 2 sourcesProjection
18D'Andre SwiftRBRB · CHICHI1098.1
152.52 sources
RBPosition
CHITeam
10Bye
152.5 · 2 sourcesProjection
19Justin JeffersonWRWR · MINMIN697.6
165.62 sources
WRPosition
MINTeam
6Bye
165.6 · 2 sourcesProjection
20Josh JacobsRBRB · GBGB1194
148.32 sources
RBPosition
GBTeam
11Bye
148.3 · 2 sourcesProjection
21Kyren WilliamsRBRB · LARLAR1192.3
146.72 sources
RBPosition
LARTeam
11Bye
146.7 · 2 sourcesProjection
22Chris OlaveWRWR · NONO891.7
159.72 sources
WRPosition
NOTeam
8Bye
159.7 · 2 sourcesProjection
23Trey McBrideTETE · ARIARI1490.1
158.12 sources
TEPosition
ARITeam
14Bye
158.1 · 2 sourcesProjection
24Javonte WilliamsRBRB · DALDAL1489.9
144.32 sources
RBPosition
DALTeam
14Bye
144.3 · 2 sourcesProjection
25Malik NabersWRWR · NYGNYG886.9
154.92 sources
WRPosition
NYGTeam
8Bye
154.9 · 2 sourcesProjection
26Jaylen WarrenRBRB · PITPIT986
140.42 sources
RBPosition
PITTeam
9Bye
140.4 · 2 sourcesProjection
27Joe BurrowQBQB · CINCIN685
212.32 sources
QBPosition
CINTeam
6Bye
212.3 · 2 sourcesProjection
28Jayden DanielsQBQB · WASWAS783.8
211.12 sources
QBPosition
WASTeam
7Bye
211.1 · 2 sourcesProjection
29Derrick HenryRBRB · BALBAL1381.6
136.02 sources
RBPosition
BALTeam
13Bye
136.0 · 2 sourcesProjection
30Nico CollinsWRWR · HOUHOU881.4
149.42 sources
WRPosition
HOUTeam
8Bye
149.4 · 2 sourcesProjection
31Brock BowersTETE · LVLV1381.4
149.42 sources
TEPosition
LVTeam
13Bye
149.4 · 2 sourcesProjection
32Ollie Gordon IIRBRB · MIAMIA—78.5
132.92 sources
RBPosition
MIATeam
—Bye
132.9 · 2 sourcesProjection
33Matthew GoldenWRWR · GBGB—77.7
145.72 sources
WRPosition
GBTeam
—Bye
145.7 · 2 sourcesProjection
34Trevor LawrenceQBQB · JAXJAX776.1
203.42 sources
QBPosition
JAXTeam
7Bye
203.4 · 2 sourcesProjection
35Tony PollardRBRB · TENTEN974.7
129.12 sources
RBPosition
TENTeam
9Bye
129.1 · 2 sourcesProjection
36Christian WatsonWRWR · GBGB1174.1
142.12 sources
WRPosition
GBTeam
11Bye
142.1 · 2 sourcesProjection
37Drake LondonWRWR · ATLATL—72.9
140.92 sources
WRPosition
ATLTeam
—Bye
140.9 · 2 sourcesProjection
38Parker WashingtonWRWR · JAXJAX771.5
139.52 sources
WRPosition
JAXTeam
7Bye
139.5 · 2 sourcesProjection
39Tetairoa McMillanWRWR · CARCAR569.1
137.12 sources
WRPosition
CARTeam
5Bye
137.1 · 2 sourcesProjection
40Mike EvansWRWR · SFSF868.9
136.92 sources
WRPosition
SFTeam
8Bye
136.9 · 2 sourcesProjection

Field guide

How to read this board

Read the source count first

Under every figure in the Projection column sits a source count. Two independent sources landing on the same number is a different claim from one source saying it, and the board tells you which you have. The projection is the median points across the sources that published one, in the scoring you selected: the rest of the season once games are being played, and the whole season before kickoff, when the two are the same thing.

What the Value column means

The Value column measures something else, the points a best legal starting lineup gains by having this player, computed by assigning the entire player pool to every starting slot in a league your size. Scarcity is already inside it. That is why a quarterback who outscores every receiver can still rank below them in a one-quarterback league, and why flipping to superflex reshuffles the board rather than restyling it. Read the gaps, not the ranks. Two players a couple of points apart sit inside the sources' disagreement.

Adam, who runs MustDraft: “I won my work league division in 2025 after finishing second the year before, and the difference was not luck at the draft. It was updating my board every week instead of drafting off a list from August.”

Read the rest

The rankings board: players ranked by projected value above replacement for a 12-team full-PPR league, with tier bands, value bars and projections
The board for a 12-team full-PPR league — tier bands mark where the value drops.

What the Projection column means

The Projection column is the median points across the independent sources that published one, in your selected scoring, with the source count underneath. From Week 2 those are rest-of-season points, the points still to be scored, because a full-season total counts games already played as though they were still to come; before that they are full-season points, and the status line under the heading says which. Two sources landing on the same number means something; one source saying it means very little, and the board tells you which you are looking at. A player's own page lists every source, including where they disagree.

What this board is not

This board prices players for lineups, in redraft. It is not a trade market, not a dynasty board, and not a draft order by itself — for pick-by-pick help in a live draft, use the Draft Board; to see where the forecasters disagree with the room, the draft kit; to test a specific deal, the Trade Analyzer uses these exact values; and for a weekly who-do-I-start call, the Start/Sit Comparator gives a straight answer. Drafting in a room without a laptop? The same tiers print one page per position as the printable cheat sheet. Details in the methodology.