2026 Fantasy Football & NFL Preview

Trey McBride's record season meets a new OC and 3rd-overall rookie Jeremiyah Love.

New OC Kevin Stefanski inherits a full QB competition between Tua and Penix.

Zay Flowers' YPRR has risen every year, ranking 4th among qualified WRs in 2025.

DJ Moore joins via trade, but Shakir stays locked into a crowded slot rotation.

Both starting tackles are banged up, and TE is wide open after Evans' injury.

Rookie Loveland closed as a top-5 receiver in FP per route over the final 5 weeks.

A leaky defense again forces the pass-heavy game script that fuels this passing offense.

A year-one rebuild meets a real Shedeur Sanders vs. Watson QB battle.

4th-easiest pass schedule, two alpha WRs -- business as usual for Dak's offense.

Bo Nix is fully cleared off a fractured ankle, already running first-team reps.

Montgomery's exit ends the RB timeshare -- Gibbs is now our 1.01 overall.

Christian Watson ranked 3rd in FP/route vs. man coverage before Doubs and Wicks left.

Stroud's pressure splits explain the O-line spend; Montgomery gets a clean backfield.

Daniel Jones is back healthy, but Pittman's exit opens targets for Warren and Downs.

Only the Patriots improved their scoring more -- Lawrence enters year two with Coen.

Mahomes is fully cleared off the ACL, already running 11-on-11s with no limits.

A healthy Slater and Alt up front make this a consensus-buy offense again.

McVay's offense projects for the league's highest points per game at 26.7.

Kubiak's arrival and a healthy Linderbaum reshape the Raiders' O-line.

A #31 win total and a thin WR room put Miami's run-first plan under pressure.

The backfield leans Mason on early downs, with Jones taking passing-down work.

A.J. Brown arrives via trade from Philly, now catching from Drake Maye instead of Hurts.

Tyson starts opposite Olave immediately; Etienne is the new lead back over Kamara.

Nabers is back off a second ACL procedure -- the field may be pricing him too low.

Garrett Wilson returns as a league-leading target earner, now with two rookie weapons.

Saquon looks like an ADP value once more with a healthy, top-ranked O-line.

Expect a shift to 3-WR sets after last year's league-low 11-personnel usage.

The champs let Kenneth Walker walk; Charbonnet's ACL timeline is one to watch.

Ricky Pearsall's ascending role is in question again after new knee swelling.

Vea requested a trade as extension talks stalled; Irving returns at full go.

A new staff (Saleh, Daboll) arrives to unleash Cam Ward after a cautious rookie year.

Daniels is fully healthy in year three, and McLaurin returns from an injury-wrecked '25.