6 Fantasy Football Draft Picks We LOVE at ADP in 2026 | Must-Draft Values & League-Winning Sleepers (Ep. 2150)
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23 min
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Aug 25, 2026
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Tue, August 25, 2026
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Colston LovelandJeremiyah LoveParker WashingtonQuentin JohnstonTucker KraftTyler AllgeierZay Flowers
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Colston Loveland
PositiveBreakout4:17
Derek Brown ranks Loveland as his TE2 (26th overall) despite a 43rd overall ADP, arguing he has overall TE1 upside. In a late-season sample (weeks 16-20), Loveland outperformed both Trey McBride and Brock Bowers in target share (25.6%), receiving yards per game (81.6), yards per route run (2.49), first read share (34%), and first downs per route run. Brown expects him to serve as the Bears' WR1 in a high-volume passing offense.
Insight pageJeremiyah Love
NegativeInjury20:50
Jeremiah Love is dealing with a high ankle sprain, which the source notes is concerning for a rookie who needs valuable training camp experience. The source highlights that such injuries often linger and negatively impact a player's development.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveSleeper15:22
Derek Brown identifies Washington (WR30, 69th overall) as the most mispriced wide receiver in drafts. In a four-game sample (weeks 16-19), Washington produced 22.3 PPR points per game with a 28.9% target share and 33.3% first-read share. Brown believes Washington can operate as the Jaguars' alpha WR1, especially given the difficult early-season schedule for teammates Brian Thomas Jr. and Jacoby Myers.
Insight pageQuentin Johnston
PositiveBreakout27:16
Derek Brown argues Johnston will be the Chargers' true WR1. When healthy (weeks 1-4 and 9-18), Johnston led the team with a 20.3% target share, 1.83 yards per route run, and 13.9 PPR points per game. Brown dismisses his mid-season slump as injury-related and expects him to thrive under a high-scoring offense, noting he is currently being drafted as a WR3/4/5.
Insight pageTucker Kraft
PositiveValue20:38
Tom Strachan targets Craft (TE5, 65th overall) as a massive upside play, noting he has fully recovered from his ACL tear. In weeks 1-8 of the previous season, Craft tied for the TE1 spot in fantasy points per game (16.2) and led tight ends in receiving yards per game (67). Strachan highlights Craft's elite yards-after-catch ability and expects him to remain a focal point of the Packers' offense despite competition from Christian Watson.
Insight pageTyler Allgeier
PositiveValue20:35
The source recommends rostering Tyler Allgeier everywhere due to his well-rounded skill set, which includes ranking 10th in explosive run rate and 7th in 'Duke' rate. He is a reliable pass catcher and strong pass protector who has recorded zero fumbles in over 650 NFL carries, ensuring he stays on the field. He is compared to James Conner as a reliable, coach-favorite type of back.
Insight pageZay Flowers
PositiveValue10:29
Tom Strachan views Flowers (WR14, 35th overall) as a safe floor pick who has increased his production in each of his first three seasons. Strachan expects positive touchdown regression for Flowers due to an improved interior offensive line and a new offensive scheme, noting that Flowers is a superior pick to Rasheed Rice at their current similar ADP.
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0:22Welcome into the FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast. I'm Alfredo Brown, joined by Tom Strachan and Derek Brown.
0:27And guys, today we're going to be looking at the football draft picks that we love at their current ADP.
0:33Because these aren't just the players that we want to get in our leagues.
0:38These are the kind of players that can help us win our leagues.
0:42Because when the return on the investment at the draft pick is just too good to pass up, you kind of have to make these picks.
0:50And fellas, Dbro, I'm going to ask you first.
0:53When you keep ending up with the same player over and over, it's usually because you're going to be higher on that player than the consensus is, right?
1:01So your ranking is going to be much higher than average draft position.
1:05Is that typically the reasoning? Or is there like a certain fit or a certain roster build that you're looking for when
1:12you keep coming across a player like this? Sometimes it's roster build, but it's usually the latter which you outline, Alfredo.
1:18I'm so much more ahead of market versus maybe a tier of players.
1:22And I look at a guy at the top of a tier versus whether ECR consensus has him below at the bottom of the tier.
1:30Or I look at it, he just doesn't fit that entire tier.
1:34So like he should have gone around before that.
1:37And if that's the case with a lot of these players we're going to discuss today.
1:42Yeah, I just keep drafting them guys. Tom, is that kind of how it works out for you?
1:47It's just the players that you like and you keep seeing them fall and it's like, okay, I can't not take them at this point.
1:55Yeah, it's a combination of like the just being confident in your players and in the ranks and in the takes.
2:01And just sometimes like Derek says, like seeing that player within a tier and going, I am so much more confident in
2:08that player than anyone else in that tier. And just also, you know, there's an element of wanting to have the players
2:15that you truly believe in shape your fantasy year.
2:18And if that burns me, so be it. I'd rather be wrong about something that I felt really strong that I was
2:25right about than end up taking somebody I didn't believe in.
2:28There's nothing worse than being wrong. And like it's the player that you didn't want in the first place.
2:34And you just it's the it's the ickiest feeling in fantasy football.
2:38But what we're going to do today is talk about six players that we do want to draft because the value is just too good.
2:45So we're going to go quick through this, the shorter one.
2:49D bro, kick us off with your first player.
2:51This is going to be a player that you're drafting anywhere between pick twenty five through fifty.
2:57Dude, it's it's Colston Loveland. I just keep drafting him tight in three right now.
3:01Forty third overall in real time ADP and my rankings.
3:04He I have him tight in two and I'm twenty sixth overall.
3:08But like you don't have to draft him that high like but again, a player that's consistently going in the fourth round of drafts that I should be.
3:17I think should be drafted in the third round.
3:20I think that he is going to rival Brock Bowers as the tight end one overall this year, except you're getting a discount on that upside.
3:28And we saw it last year, guys, like week sixteen through twenty Colston Loveland amassed a twenty five point six percent target share.
3:35Eighty one point six receiving yards per game. Two point four nine yards per outrun.
3:39Stick with me, people. Thirty four percent first reach here and point one one six first downs per outrun.
3:45The reason that I go through that thought those five stat categories for you is because in that sample of Colston Loveland
3:52truly breaking out to end last season. If you put that up against last year's tight end one and Trey McBride and
3:59twenty twenty four tight end one Brock Bowers Colston Loveland best those two guys on every single metric on a per route basis.
4:06So this encapsulates the upside that Colston Loveland has in the Bears passing attack to be their wide receiver one.
4:12No, it's not Luther Burton. No, it's not Roma Duns.
4:15A and on an offense where that defense is still going to be horrible.
4:20Chicago is going to be throwing more than a lot of people expect because they're going to be trailing this year.
4:26He has tied in one overall upside. Just keep drafting him.
4:29I want to ask this question specifically because it's early in drafts and because of where Colston Loveland is going.
4:36You're looking at a most likely in round four with that pick in round four.
4:40You have your three picks earlier. What's the kind of build that you're going with there?
4:45Because then Colston Loveland in round four means you're passing up on probably some some good wide receivers, which is usually the
4:52area where you're seeing a lot of those guys go.
4:55So does that make you say I want to go receiver earlier or running back earlier and I can wait on different positions?
5:02How does that tend to work out for you in drafts?
5:06So I think around the context and I want to be very kind about how I set this up.
5:11If your league is start, you have to start two wide receivers versus starting three wide receivers.
5:17That's going to change the flavor of the coffee.
5:19But the other thing about this is I think if you just look at it from a hundred foot view Alfredo in
5:26those first three rounds, I want to walk out with at least one running back.
5:31And whether you take that guy in round one, two or three totally fine, however, you approach that choose your own adventure.
5:38I don't want to get too far behind at the running back position, but I think you can catch up a wide receiver.
5:45But again, some of this depends on who's there during your picks where you're drafting from and things like that.
5:51And however many wide receivers you require to start in your league.
5:55But if you're walking away from those first three rounds of the least one running back, you're probably doing well.
6:01You said so many smart things and my brain has just been working on other stuff right now.
6:06It's like, okay, writes down Loveland coffee brand. Send email to Colston Loveland's PR team.
6:11We're going to work on that. Done. Done. Except I just put that out on a fantasy pros video.
6:17So that idea is gone. They're going to get ahead of you on that one.
6:22Tom, you've got another name on here that I love.
6:25I have been drafting all off season here when I get the chance.
6:29Talk to us about Zay Flowers. Yeah, Zay Flowers, wide receiver 14, 35 overall.
6:33He's wide receiver 13. So I'm not massively higher, but it just feels like this is the floor with Zay Flowers, coming
6:40off career highs in targets, receptions and receiving yards, despite the fact that Lamar Jackson missed time.
6:45And the Ravens weren't a very good offense last year.
6:48Like, he has been so good across his first few years in Baltimore.
6:52He's increased his production in each of those first three seasons.
6:56So clearly the alpha in that offense right now we're hearing that Mark Andrews hasn't looked particularly impressive in training camp.
7:02Yes, Jacoby Lane is blowing up and starting to get steamed way up drafts.
7:06But it's just too easy for me to take Zay Flowers consistently.
7:10I look at what the Ravens did poorly last year, and particularly it was just a lack of scoring points.
7:16And you go down to the red zone where Lamar ranked 35th out of 36 quarterbacks in red zone completion rate last year.
7:23Part of that comes back to the fact that he faced a 62% red zone pressure rate in the red zone, like 9% higher than any other quarterback.
7:32And he also had a 12.5% sack rate. Ravens pass catchers, which does include Zay Flowers, also dropped 16% of Jackson's passes
7:39down there, which was almost 3% more than any other quarterback.
7:42Now I'm betting on this new team and this new offense with improved area and interior offensive line play to be able
7:49to just settle things down in the red zone.
7:52I'm betting on Zay Flowers to have a better year scoring touchdowns than we've ever seen before and just continue to completely
7:59dominate in everything that we care about fantasy as well as going further up the field vertically.
8:04And we've talked about this already this offseason, D-Bro, you and I, we're both very excited about Zay Flowers.
8:10We also agree that this is the floor. The Declan Doyle offense could be big for Zay Flowers.
8:15Like we could be looking at a guy that finds himself in an Amonra St.
8:20Brown type role and we're saying, we talked about it all offseason.
8:24Why didn't we rank him higher? Why didn't we draft him higher when it was there?
8:29The writing was on the wall. So, I mean, yeah, he's one of these guys that every time he falls into the
8:35third round, it's usually between him and maybe another player like a Devontae Smith if he's falling into that area as well.
8:42And I'm just happy to take either one of those guys.
8:46I think it's kind of crazy the fact that Rasheed Rice goes right next to him in real time ADP.
8:52That's not even a decision for me. It's Zay.
8:55Like, it's not close, guys. No, not even a little bit.
8:58Yeah. And when you look at the running backs in that range as well, like Josh Jacobs, Brees Hall, just it's such
9:05an easy click compared to those guys. Mm-hmm. Agreed.
9:08Let's go ahead and move on down the ADP.
9:10We're going to go to picks 51 through 100.
9:13Let's call these your middle round picks here, guys.
9:16So, D-Bro, kick us off with the player that you're looking to get every time in the middle rounds.
9:22The most mispriced wide receiver in all of fantasy drafts this year.
9:25The upside swing you should be taking in your fantasy drafts this year.
9:29Wide receiver 30, 69th overall. That's a nice price tag.
9:33Parker Washington, baby. I'm all in on Parker Washington.
9:35I, he has, we saw last year he operated in a small sample.
9:39I get it. As Amun-Ra saying Brown of Jacksonville.
9:42And we're invoking the name on Amun-Ra a lot on this.
9:46But again, these guys that have the upside to be the clear alphas in their passing attacks, score touchdowns, and really produce.
9:52And the thing that, before I dive into his metrics, the thing that's kind of going under the radar about Parker Washington
9:59and just projecting this offense this year. I've talked about it some on previous shows.
10:04I'm going to hammer this again. Look at the freaking schedule for the Jaguars.
10:08It is horrible for Jacoby Myers and Brian Thomas Jr.
10:11The outside corners they are going to meet. It's a laundry list of awesome, awesome shadow corner.
10:16Awesome, awesome, awesome. Until you basically get to week eight or week nine.
10:20So Brian Thomas Jr., I can tell you right now, everybody out there listening to this, he will be on the top
10:27of the Bilo article that is written on week eight, week nine, week 10 in fantasy football.
10:32Just go ahead and just put him there, get the graphics ready, Ethan.
10:36I'm ready for it because that's what's going to happen.
10:40But this all goes back to Parker Washington can be the alpha of this wide receiver room.
10:45The matchups that the outside guys have coming up Parker Washington last year, week 16 through 19, so four games produced as
10:52an alpha 22.3 PPR points per game. I'm not telling you he's going to do that over the entirety of a full
10:58season, but that is monster production, especially the high cholesterol usage.
11:02We want out of wide receivers in four games, six red zone targets, 13 deep targets.
11:07So not just an underneath catch and run type of guy that soaked up a 28.9% target share, a 33.3% first read share.
11:14Yeah, he proved he could be the wide receiver one of this offense.
11:18I don't see any reason Jacksonville goes away from him as such in the year 2026.
11:23Yeah, little by little, but in just moving him up the rankings all throughout the offseason, I mean, the drumbeat remains.
11:29Steady there. When I look at this Jaguars offense, one, one, maybe two of these wide receivers are going to hit for fantasy purposes right now.
11:37Jacobi Myers dealing with a hand injury and Parker Washington is now finally back at practice.
11:42We'll we'll see what comes of this. But yeah, Parker Washington could be the wide receiver one in Jacksonville this year.
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12:29We got three more players here. Tom, hit us with your mid round pick.
12:33The guy that just keeps falling to you and you keep drafting every single time.
12:38I'm going to take Tucker Craft as often as I possibly can.
12:42And I'm very much willing to die on that hill.
12:45Like going 65th overall, tight end five. I just I don't see a world where outside of a re-injury that he fails at this price.
12:52Like he seems to have pretty much completely recovered from the ACL tear, which was suffered in November.
12:58There's been consistent good reporting around Tucker Craft all offseason that he was ahead of schedule.
13:03Everything at camp has suggested that he should have no restrictions early on in the season.
13:08They talked about the fact that, yes, they might watch his snap counts a little bit.
13:13But then you look at the beat reporters from Packers training camp and it's just constantly seven on sevens, Tucker Craft, four catches and a touchdown.
13:21Eleven on elevens. It's all Tucker Craft. So very much just choosing a focus on when he's out on the field, he
13:28is going to get the ball a ridiculous amount.
13:30And we're getting essentially somebody who was a top two tight end last year before the injury at a complete discount.
13:37You look at weeks one to eight, he tied with Trey McBride as the tight end won.
13:4216.2 fantasy points per game. 67 receiving yards per game, which was first among tight ends.
13:47Third in yards per outrun. Ten red zone targets in just eight games, which was third among tight ends.
13:53Led the Packers with a 26% red zone target share.
13:56And my favourite thing about Tucker Craft has always been the yards after catch ability, which is just genuinely elite.
14:022024, 9.3 yards after the catch among tight ends with 50 targets or more.
14:07He ranked first. No other qualifying tight end that year was above seven.
14:11Then you go to 2025 when some people said it would regress and he leaps up to 10.6.
14:16Now, obviously, that was half a season, not the entire season.
14:20But no other tight end with 25 or more catches was over eight.
14:24So even if that one area regresses slightly, I do think that the red zone role is going to be strong enough.
14:30Everything the Packers seem to be doing at training camp is focused around Tucker Craft.
14:35And I'm very much willing to take a massive upside swing on him.
14:39Now, I think the obvious question that most people are going to ask is, are you comfortable or confident that Craft can reproduce those numbers?
14:47One, coming off injury and two, now Christian Watson's back in the lineup.
14:51He was not in the lineup when all this was going on last year.
14:55Obviously, there's been a shift in the wide receiver room.
14:58There was no Romeo Dobbs. There's no Dentavian Wicks.
15:01But I think the way we want to look at this is that maybe we assume that Christian Watson is the wide receiver.
15:08One, Matthew Golden takes a larger role. So what's the confidence level there for you, Tom?
15:13Because this is a guy that you still love.
15:16The person who's playing devil's advocate in their mind listening, how do you convince them of that otherwise?
15:21Yeah, I think that's a really valid question and a really good one to ask.
15:26I just think that everything we've heard is that he's still such a focus of the offense.
15:31And because they've slimmed it down, because they've got rid of Romeo Dobbs, who scored 21 touchdowns in four seasons.
15:37They got rid of Dontavian Wicks, who had a role.
15:41This offense, everything we're hearing is it's Christian Watson.
15:43It's Matthew Golden. And then it's Jaden Reed, who's likely going to come off the field when they go down to two wide receiver sets.
15:51Tucker Craft, he has so little competition at tight end.
15:54If things were to split between Christian Watson and Tucker Craft, that's fine.
15:58We see plenty of offenses where two really strong options can be supported.
16:02And Matthew Golden definitely feels a little bit of a wild card, even though I do like him at his ADP.
16:09Yeah, first of all, perfect response to that. I'm also in on Tucker Craft as well.
16:14I just want to make sure everyone's hearing all sides of it.
16:17You know, the ghosts on the other end of the microphone are yelling into the void, guys.
16:23You know, you're wrong. Well, now you can tell them that you're not wrong.
16:27All right. We're going to talk about two more players here.
16:30We'll run through these a little bit quicker. These are the players outside of the top 100 in ADP.
16:36Dee Bro, give us your final guy. It's Gwen Johnston, who I think will be the real wide receiver one for the Bolts this year.
16:44And you're not having to pay for it. Now, well, spicy.
16:47It sounds crazy. I hate I hate to tell.
16:50I'm a young man. I might have had a heart attack right here.
16:54Well, I hate to tell all the land McConkie stands out there.
16:58But actually, Quentin Johnston was the true wide receiver one for the team last year.
17:02If you look at I've seen some of the stuff out there on social media, like, well, Ladd was dealing with a
17:09knee injury and or he was injured part of last year.
17:13So that accounts for some things. OK, let's give some clarity and some context about QJ season last year.
17:18Weeks one through four. He was healthy. Week five, he sustained a hamstring injury.
17:23He missed week six. He came back to week seven, week eight, and he was running wind sprints.
17:28He wasn't even a part of the offense. He got a nine percent target share in week seven.
17:34He got zero targets at all in week eight.
17:37So you look at those two weeks and let's just toss them out of the sample, because obviously if you put that
17:43up against the whole entire rest of the season, he was a massive part of the freaking offense.
17:49So if he's healthy and he's back of the lineup and he's 100 percent, why is he just a ghost in week seven and week eight?
17:57OK, because teams lie about injuries all the freaking time.
18:00The Chargers do it ad nauseum. And so considering that, let's look at when he was actually healthy.
18:06So weeks four, one through four and nine through 18 for Quentin Johnston last year in those games.
18:11He had a 20.3 percent target share. He had one point eight three yards per route run, 12 red zone targets, 17 deep targets.
18:19He had a 27 percent miss tackle rate, which is elite, by the way, a 24.8 percent first reach here.
18:25The reason that I go through these six categories of stats for you in that time frame, he led the freaking team
18:32in all six categories while also producing 13.9 PPR points per game.
18:35But, oh, just over the full season, when I made him the wide receiver 16, just no big deal.
18:41Top 20 production, fully healthy, led the team in every single discernible category in that stretch that any of us should care about.
18:48But please allow me to keep drafting QJ as a wide receiver three, four or five for a lot of teams.
18:55It's all good. I'm here for it. And Quentin Johnston back in practice as of recently.
19:00I know there was a little bit of an injury scare there.
19:04Tom, really quick, how you feel about QJ? Yeah, I love the points that Debro made.
19:08I think one key one for me, he finished with eight touchdowns, scored 16 receiving touchdowns over the last two years.
19:15And those are in seasons where Justin Herbert hasn't had over 26 passing touchdowns.
19:19He's not been over that since his sophomore year.
19:22Mike McDaniel is absolutely going to help him crack 30 again.
19:25And if he can see even more touchdown equity, then it'll be very easy for him to pay off that price.
19:32Love it. I love that we're getting spicy as we get outside the top 100.
19:37Tom, hit us with your last player here. Looks like we're going running back.
19:41Is this our first running back on the show that we've talked about?
19:45It's our first running back. No! It is! I'm still a zero hero RB bro at heart.
19:50So yeah, got a shout out Tyler Algier. RB 44, 138th overall.
19:54And yes, I think some people were disappointed that he didn't get the feature role with the Cardinals.
19:59But I still think he's going to have real meaningful value.
20:03Everything we've seen from the Cardinals has said this.
20:06Making a big shift towards a more balanced offense.
20:08You know, adding Tyler Algier in free agency and then adding Jeremiah Love.
20:12Obviously, Jeremiah Love has the potential to cap Tyler Algier massively.
20:16But Tyler Algier had the potential to cap Bijan Robinson massively.
20:19He had 43% of the carries inside the five-yard line for the Falcons last year.
20:2432 red zone touches. And it's reasonable to expect Algier to take meaningful goal line and short yardage work from a rookie in Jeremiah Love.
20:32You go back to 2024. Tyler Algier was excellent that year.
20:3510th at explosive run rate. 7th in Duke rate.
20:38He offers a well-rounded skill set across the board.
20:41He's a good pass catcher. Strong pass protector. And one thing that coaches love.
20:45Zero fumbles in over 650 NFL carries. He's going to be out there on the field.
20:50And that's before we even mention the fact that Jeremiah Love is dealing with a high ankle sprain.
20:55And how often do we see these kind of things linger and affect a player?
21:00And particularly for a rookie who needs all that valuable training camp experience.
21:04I think that Tyler Algier is worth rostering everywhere.
21:07Tyler Algier is one of those running backs that are like, grandfathers love him.
21:11Uncles love him. John Madden would be talking about him.
21:14Your high school coach would be telling you to run more like Tyler Algier.
21:19Like, he used to be James Conner. Now the torch has been passed.
21:23Tyler Algier. It stays in that Cardinals backfield. Well, gentlemen, we did it.
21:27Six fantasy football draft picks we love at their current ADP.
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