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Graded under the published methodology. Each call shows what it scored and how much better than a naive guess that was. How this kind is scored →
14% settled
out of 100
Takes in each band
178 / 1,251
graded
1,073 still pending
By season
426–450 of 1,251
Jalen McMillan to outplay his draft cost (ADP 63)
5 Jalen McMillan TB 61 63
Deebo Samuel Sr. to outplay his draft cost (ADP 50)
4 Deebo Samuel Sr. SF 54 50
Deebo Samuel Sr.San Francisco 49ers
Omar Cooper to outplay his draft cost (ADP 64)
9 Omar Cooper Jr. NYJ 64 64
Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost (ADP 52)
3 Rashid Shaheed SEA 57 52
Rashid ShaheedSeattle Seahawks
Stefon Diggs to outplay his draft cost (ADP 47)
1 Stefon Diggs WAS 46 47
Stefon DiggsWashington Commanders
De'Zhaun Stribling to outplay his draft cost (ADP 53)
2 De’Zhaun Stribling SF 62 53
De'Zhaun StriblingSan Francisco 49ers
Jalen Nailor to outplay his draft cost (ADP 61)
7 Jalen Nailor LV 78 61
Tyler Shough to outplay his draft cost (late-round)
Tyler Shough (NO) ... He now enters the 2026 season as the Saints' undisputed starter ... Still, it was an impressive half-season for Shough, and the Saints should have an easy schedule again in 2026.
Sam Darnold to outplay his draft cost (late-round)
Sam Darnold (SEA) ... But it's possible Seattle throws at a higher rate this year, which could potentially boost Darnold's passing numbers.
Malik Willis to outplay his draft cost (late-round)
Let's dive into a few notable late-round quarterbacks fantasy football experts love to target. ... Malik Willis (MIA) ... But Willis' running ability should make him fantasy-viable even if his passing numbers are mediocre.
Jordan Love to outplay his draft cost (late-round)
Love's QB2 production is priced into his ADP; his upside as a QB1 is not.
Brock Purdy to outplay his draft cost (late-round)
Purdy will again be a QB1 that goes far too late in drafts in 2026.
Jameson Williams to outplay his draft cost (Going as the WR28)
Going as the WR28, Williams finished with 1,117 receiving yards last year... real belief exists that change sticks under a new offensive coordinator this year
Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (Going around the RB29, roughly the 78th overall pick)
Going around the RB29, roughly the 78th overall pick, Brooks has been one of the fastest-rising players in fantasy over the past week
Jonathon BrooksCarolina Panthers
Kenneth Walker III to outplay his draft cost (Going as the RB9, roughly the 15th overall pick)
Going as the RB9, roughly the 15th overall pick, Walker joins a new team whose head coach has a strong, well-documented history of getting massive seasons out of his lead running back
Tyler Allgeier to outplay his draft cost (Going as the RB44, around the early 12th round)
Going as the RB44, around the early 12th round, Allgeier offers real contingent upside given a fresh high ankle sprain to the presumed rookie starter ahead of him
Tyler AllgeierArizona Cardinals
Brock Bowers to outplay his draft cost (Going around the 21st overall pick)
Going around the 21st overall pick, Bowers has real belief behind him as a potential consensus first-round pick a year from now.
Makai Lemon to outplay his draft cost (Going as a late 10th-round pick)
Going as a late 10th-round pick, Lemon's price has been pushed down further by a hamstring injury, creating real value given his talent level.
Makai LemonPhiladelphia Eagles
Malik Willis to outplay his draft cost (Going as the QB2, around the 157th overall pick)
Going as the QB2, around the 157th overall pick, Willis offers a legitimately massive statistical floor purely from his legs.
Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 81.2)
Given his Sleeper ADP of 81.2 and PFF's ranking of him as WR26, Watson is being drafted as a WR3 who has high WR2 upside with week-winning — and even championship-winning play — in his locker.
Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers
Tony Pollard to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 101.6)
Pollard's 101.6 Sleeper ADP and PFF's RB24 ranking has him at a bench-player cost, but he is slated to be a large part of the Titans' offense once again.
Colston Loveland to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 40.3)
Loveland's current ADP is 40.3 (PFF's TE3), meaning you can grab him a couple of rounds later. He has a chance to be the overall TE1 come season's end.
Denzel Boston to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 160.1)
Boston could easily outperform his ADP and be a fantasy-relevant player as a rookie.
Dak Prescott to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 41.8)
Based on current ADP, Prescott is going off the board as the QB11. Yet in no healthy season has he ever finished lower than QB10.
Adonai Mitchell to outplay his draft cost (unlikely to even be drafted in your league)
Adonai Mitchell has shown flashes of becoming a big-play threat. He has all the tools to succeed in this league.