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After examining stand-out Vegas expectations with @SmolaDS and digging into the schedule (plus @CoachspeakIndex notes) for every team with @DanSchneierNFL, I made the following 2026 Fantasy Football rankings adjustments: 📈Kyler Murray / Justin Jefferson 📈Josh Downs / Tyler Warren 📈Jayden Daniels / Terry McLaurin 📉Bill 📈Rachaad White 📈Parker Washington/Brenton Strange 📉BTJ 📉Bhayshul Tuten 📈Derrick Henry 📈Chase Brown 📈Saquon Barkley 📈Kenneth Walker 📉Courtland Sutton 📈Jayden Ree...
Least scary, but technically *fine*, dudes to see in your opponent's fantasy football lineup: -David Montgomery -Chuba Hubbard -Zach Charbonnet -Courtland Sutton -Jakobi Meyers -Michael Pittman -Romeo Doubs (other than vs. Cowboys) -Khalil Shakir -Hunter Henry -Dalton Schultz
117 WRs ran at least 200 routes last season. Tetairoa McMillan's 15.2% slot rate on passing plays ranked 101st, squarely in the heavy X-receiver bucket with Courtland Sutton, Nico Collins and DK Metcalf (102-104). Chris Brazzell needs to emerge as the sacrificial player, and the Panthers need to spread it out more often to make it happen, but I do believe McMillan can work out of the slot. [Quoted](
Drunk WR2 Ranking 1. Lamb 2. Higgins 3. Egbuka 4. Adams 5. Odunze 6. Jamo 7. M. Wilson 8. Pittman 9. Sutton 10. P. Wahsington 11. Reed 12. Pearsall 13. Addison 14. QJ 15. Coker 16. J. Higgins 17. Lemon 18. Tyson 19. Concepcion 20. Downs 21. Shakir 22. Shaheed 23. Wan'De 24. Worthy 25. Doubs 26. A. Mitchell 27. Bateman 28. Tucker 29. Burks 30. Dotson 31. Mooney 32. Tutu
Broncos WR3 battle will be one to watch in training camp: It’s likely they rotate/share the role as they all offer something different Marvin Mims can do gadgety work Troy Franklin deep Pat Bryant more of the real WR work short and intermediate Who plays most will impact Sutton/Waddle’s roles a bit (mainly Sutton)
Jaylen Waddle has run 519 routes with Tyreek Hill off the field since 2022. On them, he's averaged: 0.29 TPRR (~WR8) 2.84 YPRR (WR3) For perspective, if he were to run as many routes as Courtland Sutton did in 2025 at that efficiency: 1,559 receiving yards 159 targets 17.4 FPG
NFL Top 100: Courtland Sutton - 68 Lamar Jackson - 69
Courtland Sutton has never finished inside the top 18 WRs in FP/G in 8 seasons (and inside the top 24 just once), despite an ideal set up the last couple years with no target comp in a good offense. He’s never been close to an elite target-earner (0.22 TPRR over L5 years) and is pretty clearly capped upside wise. Jaylen Waddle has remained highly efficient (0.25 TPRR and 2.27 YPRR since 2021, 2.4+ YPRR in 3 of L4 years per @FantasyPtsData) in the face of really poor environments recently, an...