In the realm of Fantasy football for 2026, Josh Allen stands out as the premier quarterback, consistently finishing first or second in positional points for six consecutive years. With an ADP of 19, he remains a coveted choice, but managers will need alternatives if they miss out.

Key Tier Rankings:

• Quarterbacks: The model ranks Lamar Jackson (ADP 39), Drake Maye (48), Joe Burrow (51), and Jayden Daniels (59) alongside Allen, offering a structured approach to drafting.
• Running Backs: Bijan Robinson leads with an impressive performance last season, followed by Jahmyr Gibbs and Jonathan Taylor, both of whom have shown remarkable potential.
• Wide Receivers: Puka Nacua, Ja'Marr Chase, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba highlight the top WRs, with Nacua leading the league in receiving yards per game.
• Tight Ends: Trey McBride emerges as the top TE, capitalizing on his performances with Jacoby Brissett, while Brock Bowers and Colston Loveland also make significant impacts.

Model's Proven Track Record: SportsLine's computer model has accurately predicted player performances in previous seasons, including breakout campaigns and down years for key players. Its latest simulations for the NFL season, run 10,000 times, offer comprehensive rankings and advice for drafting.

As you prepare for your 2026 Fantasy football draft, be sure to consult SportsLine's detailed rankings to find the best sleepers, breakouts, and busts across all positions.