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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
179 / 1,251
graded
1,072 still pending
By season
701–725 of 1,251
Kaelon Black to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 234 (RB65))
be sure to capitalize on the uncertainty surrounding San Francisco's backfield by stashing him during the final rounds of your draft.
Dalton Kincaid to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 123 (TE15))
it's almost guaranteed the tight end will post a TE10 or better finish and greatly outperform his middling ADP.
Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 142 (WR57))
he'll vastly outperform his current ADP and will be one of the true late-round steals of fantasy drafts.
Tyler Shough to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 147 (QB20))
Shough is a strong bet to outperform his modest fantasy projections. He's a perfect high-upside pick to take a chance on, offering QB1-tier upside
Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 103 (RB36))
Considering his modest ADP, managers shouldn't hesitate to snap up Corum in the middle-to-late portion of a draft.
Brock Purdy to outplay his draft cost (Round 10)
I was taking the esteemed "Mr. very relevant" Brock Purdy (my annual favorite sleeper QB)... So let's say I wait until Round 10 (still a tad early for me, but let's go with it) and nobody has chosen my beloved Purdy. I think he is a worthy weekly fantasy starter
Bo Nix to outplay his draft cost (beyond Round 8)
Given that, when waiting until the 10th round, I'm taking two quarterbacks -- and, if it's Purdy first, I'm taking Nix as his partner.
Ladd McConkey to outplay his draft cost (his ADP)
Keenan Allen's departure and Mike McDaniel's arrival give Ladd McConkey a great chance to rebound as the Los Angeles Chargers' No. 1 receiver and outperform his ADP.
Makai Lemon to outplay his draft cost (a favorable average draft position)
A.J. Brown's departure gives first-round pick Makai Lemon an opportunity to emerge as the Philadelphia Eagles' No. 2 receiver and provide flex value at a favorable average draft position.
Terry McLaurin to outplay his draft cost (his current ADP)
McLaurin is a someone you should select often as your WR2 at his current ADP.
Terrance Ferguson to outplay his draft cost (late-round availability on draft day)
This season's Harold Fannin Jr./Oronde Gadsden II: Terrance Ferguson ... he fits our description due to his late-round availability on draft day.
Kenyon Sadiq to outplay his draft cost (the later rounds)
This season's Tyler Warren: Kenyon Sadiq ... should be on your radar in the later rounds.
Jack Bech to outplay his draft cost (the late rounds)
This season's Michael Wilson/Parker Washington: Jack Bech ... The player out of TCU is an interesting Hail Mary flier in the late rounds.
Tyler Shough to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 156.9)
Given this tailor-made environment, Shough stands out as a top late-round target primed for a breakout season.
Tyler ShoughNew Orleans Saints
Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 96.0)
The upside is undeniable. Thankfully, the volatility is baked into his current 10th-round ADP.
Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers
Greg Dulcich to outplay his draft cost (ADP: Undrafted)
given that he is going undrafted in most leagues, Dulcich is a zero-risk dart throw for managers looking to wait at the position
Jalen Nailor to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 169.7)
Throwing a dart his way might be speculative, but as the final pick of your draft, the risk is negligible.
Jaydon Blue to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
Because I see pro traits with Blue, and he has a path to win the No. 2 role behind Javonte Williams in a Dallas offense that scores points.
Ryan Flournoy to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
Flournoy is a plenty talented receiver in his own right, and one who could seamlessly step into one of the game's more well-rounded offenses if injuries arise.
Pat Bryant to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
he has the traits to be a productive player in deeper formats if he can find an opening to jump into the wide receiver rotation on a consistent basis this season
Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
Emerging ahead of Chuba Hubbard, who mostly took a back seat to Rico Dowdle during the second half of 2025, is a realistic outcome. -- Cockcroft
Jonathon BrooksCarolina Panthers
Dontayvion Wicks to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
Wicks now moves to Philadelphia, where opportunity -- and a prospective path to prominence -- is clearer.
Dontayvion WicksPhiladelphia Eagles
Isaac TeSlaa to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
So, let's keep the second-year wide receiver on the radar. There's potential upside here in one of the league's most explosive offenses. -- Bowen
Keaton Mitchell to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
But this also creates opportunity for Mitchell, if he can earn the No. 2 role in the backfield.
Sean Tucker to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
He'll play an important role in what will likely be a committee-oriented backfield... Tucker has a potentially critical advantage over either as the best fit to be a power back.
Sean TuckerTampa Bay Buccaneers