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Every player and team table in one place. Pick a view, read the 2026 player outlooks one player at a time, or grab the printable cheat sheet.

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The top 24 right now

The first two rounds of a 12-team PPR draft, straight from the live board above (refreshes hourly). Tap a player for his full 2026 outlook.

#PlayerPosTeamProj PPRADP
1Jahmyr GibbsRB1DET3082
2Ja'Marr ChaseWR1CIN2994
3Amon-Ra St. BrownWR2DET2859
4Jonathan TaylorRB2IND2617
5Justin JeffersonWR3MIN25312
6Ashton JeantyRB3LV24113
7Chase BrownRB4CIN23516
8Drake LondonWR4ATL24418
9Omarion HamptonRB5LAC23216
10Derrick HenryRB6BAL23020
11Lamar JacksonQB1BAL29433
12Jeremiyah LoveRB7ARI19926
13Brock BowersTE1LV17723
14Josh JacobsRB8GB22632
15De'Von AchaneRB9MIA16512
16DeVonta SmithWR5PHI20236
17Zay FlowersWR6BAL20341
18Jayden DanielsQB2WAS29564
19Tetairoa McMillanWR7CAR19637
20Joe BurrowQB3CIN28552
21Travis EtienneRB10NO18745
22Ladd McConkeyWR8LAC19038
23Tyler WarrenTE2IND16847
24Davante AdamsWR9LAR19650
Methodology

How these rankings are built

The default board is not a poll and not a copy of consensus. Each player gets a rest-of-season point projection from our model, which starts from opportunity — target share, carry share, and depth-chart role, smoothed with empirical-Bayes so one injury week doesn't masquerade as a role change — and layers efficiency on top via FVOA, our plus-minus for fantasy points versus an average player on the same plays. Projected points convert to a points-over-replacement value (Pts+/G — points per game above a replacement starter at the position, roughly 80 points per win of scarcity) so scarce positions get credit for being scarce, and the board is ordered by that value: the model's own take, not a copy of consensus. Live market ADP sits in its own column, and a Value flag on every row shows where we rank a player ahead of (or behind) where the market drafts him — rather than silently folding the market into the order.

What the other views add

Season stats shades every actual stat by percentile within the position, so a "good" number is measured against the cohort, not eyeballed. Depth charts shows each team's pecking order with the usage shares behind it. Props compares our QB passing-yard projections to the market line; the Vegas columns on the main board come from the same odds-implied projection, which beats a walk-forward baseline in backtests on 7,000+ player-games. Game predictions puts the model's win probability, margin, and total next to the Vegas number for every game. Standings replays the full season 10,000 times with opponent-adjusted FVOA ratings — projected wins, division and playoff odds, and each team's Super Bowl chances from playing out the bracket.

How often it updates

Projections refresh through draft season and weekly during the season; ADP is a live daily snapshot, not a preseason relic. The timestamp above the table is the board's actual last refresh — if it's stale, that's honest, not hidden.

Where to go deeper

Per-player write-ups with a verdict versus ADP live in the 2026 player outlooks; the same board formatted for draft night is the printable cheat sheet; and the methodology essays — including why we smooth snap shares — are in the articles.