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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
101–125 of 1,251
David Montgomery to outplay his draft cost (the middle rounds)
At his cost in the middle rounds, Montgomery has the potential to win your league.
Malik Nabers to outplay his draft cost (the third and sometimes fourth round; outside the top-10 wide receivers)
Not only does he bring league-winning potential, but you can get him at a discount with a very favorable playoff schedule.
Greg Dulcich to outplay his draft cost (ADP 28)
Greg Dulcich could emerge as the 2026 fantasy football sleeper.
Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost (ADP 53)
his early-season showed he is capable of thriving as a fantasy-relevant No. 2 receiver ... Shaheed should enter 2026 as Seattle's clear WR2
Rashid ShaheedSeattle Seahawks
MarShawn Lloyd to outplay his draft cost (ADP 40)
I'll be overweight on Lloyd exposure this season.
Dalton Schultz to outplay his draft cost (ADP 25)
Schultz could flirt with borderline TE1 production again this season with Jayden Higgons lost for the season to a torn ACL.
De'Zhaun Stribling to outplay his draft cost (ADP 43)
Stribling is a great late-round selection in fantasy football drafts in 2026.
Jonah Coleman to outplay his draft cost (ADP 47)
Coleman is a wonderful late-round dart to toss in fantasy drafts in 2026.
Stefon Diggs to outplay his draft cost (ADP 42)
Diggs is a strong WR3 with upside this season.
Tank Bigsby to outplay his draft cost (ADP 53)
If you're looking for handcuffs to stash, Bigsby is one of the best.
Jordan Love to outplay his draft cost (ADP 18)
Love's QB2 production is priced into his ADP; his upside as a QB1 is not.
Mike Washington to outplay his draft cost (ADP 43)
Washington Jr. is one of the best handcuffs in fantasy.
Malik Willis to outplay his draft cost (ADP 21)
Willis's running prowess should have him flirting with QB1 production this year alone.
Denzel Boston to outplay his draft cost (ADP 62)
Boston could easily be the Browns' WR1 after we flip over the cards for the 2026 season, and it's not reflected in his draft price at all.
Emeka Egbuka to outplay his draft cost (mid WR2 draft cost)
Emeka Egbuka could crush his mid WR2 draft cost this season.
Jayden Daniels to outplay his draft cost (the seventh round)
In a league full of fantasy analysts, Daniels might last until the seventh round and could be a value because of the lower opportunity cost.
Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (round seven)
Jonathan Brooks, baby. I think he's going to take the job away from Chuba Hubbard.
Quentin Johnston to outplay his draft cost (round eight)
Gwen Johnson is my call out here. I think he's the real wide receiver one from Los Angeles chargers.
DJ Moore to outplay his draft cost (round five)
I think DJ Moore is going to crush him Buffalo... the guy that I will garner again... DJ Moore, the Stefan new Stefan digs for the Buffalo bills.
Chase Brown to outplay his draft cost (round two)
Chase Brown, I'm all in on... So I'm all in on Chase Brown
Jaylen Waddle to outplay his draft cost (round four)
Jim and Waddle, baby. Talked about the Broncos passing attack all in.
Kenny Gainwell to outplay his draft cost (round 10)
My guys in round 10, Kenny Gainwell... If he could just be better Rashad White, I think he's going to crush this year.
De'Zhaun Stribling to outplay his draft cost (round nine)
I think DeJuan Stribling is young enough that he can fight the substation... one wide receiver I am not drafting and one that I like.
Chris Olave to outplay his draft cost (wide receiver 12 price tag)
All in on Chris Alave, wide receiver 12 price tag... So we are undervaluing Chris Alave and his upside.
De'Zhaun Stribling to outplay his draft cost (Eighth, ninth round)
People are loving this kid for the 49ers, which I am all in on him as well.