The 2026 NFL season kicks off in just two days on Wednesday, Sep. 9, and Fantasy football enthusiasts have limited time to finalize their picks. According to the latest Fantasy football Average Draft Position (ADP), running backs are dominating early selections, with Jahmyr Gibbs leading at an ADP of 1, followed closely by Bijan Robinson at 2, Jonathan Taylor at 5, Christian McCaffrey at 7, and James Cook at 9. Among wide receivers, Ja'Marr Chase stands out as the first off the board at 3, while Puka Nacua and Amon-Ra St. Brown frequently appear within the top 10. The top quarterback according to the 2026 Fantasy football ADP is Josh Allen.

For those seeking a reliable resource, the 2026 Fantasy football draft bible from SportsLine, crafted by experts R.J. White and Josh Nagel, offers invaluable insights. White, a leading NFL expert since 2017, and Nagel, a seasoned Fantasy veteran, provide in-depth analysis that can enhance your draft strategy.

The guide features:

• Rankings of the top 150 players across various formats (non-, half-, and full-PPR)
• Identification of must-see sleepers, breakouts, and busts
• Essential draft tips and strategies tailored to each position and draft slot
• Comprehensive advice for different league formats, including snake drafts and salary cap drafts

Highlighted must-draft players include:

• WR Rashee Rice (28 ADP): Expected to thrive as he receives more targets in a high-powered Kansas City offense.
• WR Luther Burden (55 ADP): With increased opportunities following DJ Moore's departure, Burden is poised for a breakout season.
• TE Dallas Goedert (111 ADP): Coming off a quietly impressive season, Goedert could emerge as a key target early on.

Additionally, the guide warns of potential busts to avoid in the first round, ensuring that players do not overextend themselves on inflated ADPs. For serious Fantasy players, the 2026 Fantasy football draft bible is an essential tool.