Fantasy Draft Research 2026

10-team snake · 17 rounds · superflex · simulated from 4 years of your league history
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Stats are 2025 regular season only (weeks 1–18). TM is the player's 2025 team, which for several is not their 2026 team. News window is 15 Mar – 15 Jul 2026, graded A specific work with a mechanism · B credible peer or coach evaluation · C role or contract fact. Camp column is ▲ reps going up · ▼ going down or hurt · ▬ no rep change reported. Updated weekly. Type in the boxes under any column to filter — numbers take >12, <5, 12-15 or a bare number meaning at least. Rows with news are clickable. Blank stat rows are 2026 rookies with no NFL data. Proj and VOR are 2026 forecasts (Sleeper consensus); Edge is how many picks later your league takes him than the national superflex market — green means free value. SOS is his position's schedule difficulty — 100 is average, green (103+) means his 2026 opponents were soft against his position last year, red (97 or under) means tough. SOS15-17 is the same for your fantasy playoff weeks. Signal is the offseason claim tested against camp evidence — click any row for the full profile: contract and health, off-field chemistry and shared history, the pre-camp baseline, and what camp actually showed. FP Rd and FP Pick are where he actually comes off the board using the FantasyPros order, averaged over 400 simulated drafts of your league; Fbl Rd and Fbl Pick are the same simulation run on our Fable order instead — green means Fable would take him earlier than the market does. Hover either for the raw average pick. FP is the FantasyPros superflex position rank — the market consensus, refreshed 1 Sep. Fable is our own position ranking from Claude Fable 5.1, three shuffled passes averaged — the ± is how far those runs disagreed, so a big number means the model was unsure. It saw 2025 usage, age, draft capital, games played each season, the news and the camp notes, and was told two things we measured ourselves: late-season surges hold for players 25 and under but fade for 26+, and schedule strength does not separate players. Tier groups players our model would be roughly indifferent between — miss one, take the next in the same tier and lose little; hover it for why that tier splits from the one above. vs FP is the gap to FantasyPros — green means we rate him higher than the market does. It is a judgement, not a measurement.