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Graded under the published methodology. Each call shows what it scored and how much better than a naive guess that was. How this kind is scored →
11% settled
out of 100
Takes in each band
308 / 2,761
graded
2,453 still pending
476–500 of 2,761
Jared Goff to outplay his draft cost (being drafted outside of the top 12)
If they do that, Goff could finally crack the top-five after years of knocking on the door.
Pat Bryant to outplay his draft cost (going undrafted almost everywhere)
4. Pat Bryant scores more fantasy points than Courtland Sutton ... Bryant, meanwhile, is going undrafted almost everywhere and could be one of the better early-season waiver targets.
Bo Nix to outplay his draft cost
And I think it's going to have a huge breakout year. So you know what I'm picking? More on his pass yards, more on his rushing yards
Tyler Shough to outplay his draft cost
When I go on a show and somebody asks me who's somebody that people aren't talking about that maybe they are going to be, I would say, hey, I might bet on him more than Jackson Dart, right?
Tyler ShoughNew Orleans Saints
Tucker Kraft to outplay his draft cost
If Kraft is fully healthy, he could produce big numbers in 2026.
Tyler Warren to outplay his draft cost
while Warren might not be one of the elite fantasy TEs in 2026, he should still be one of the first five tight ends off the board in this year's drafts
Brock Bowers to outplay his draft cost (the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts)
Bowers is worth a look in the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts.
Jonah Coleman to outplay his draft cost
thrusting Coleman into the discussion as a late-round dart throw who could provide a massive return if given the opportunity to start
Chris Rodriguez Jr. to outplay his draft cost (Currently the RB46 in ADP)
Currently the RB46 in ADP, Rodriguez, is being viewed as the fly in the ointment of Tuten's breakout campaign, but I think he can be the more valuable player to roster by season's end.
MarShawn Lloyd to outplay his draft cost (RB31 in ECR)
MarShawn Lloyd is still ranked as the RB31 in ECR... If — and yes, that is a massive if —Lloyd can stay healthy, he has a shot at low-end RB1 value.
Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (Currently ranked as the RB35)
Currently ranked as the RB35, I'm fine rostering him in the FLEX spot most weeks and am happy to stash him as an investment with one of the highest ceilings at the position.
Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (RB32 in average draft position (ADP))
it appears the market overcorrected, sinking Brooks back down to RB32 in average draft position (ADP)... He simply has a better skill set than Hubbard and a much higher ceiling.
Jalen Coker to outplay his draft cost (WR58 ADP)
If (and yes, it is a major if) Coker stays healthy all season, he should blow past his current WR58 ADP cost.
Garrett Wilson to outplay his draft cost
here are several receivers I'm looking to add to my teams whenever possible, who will outperform their current average draft position (ADP). ... Garrett Wilson (WR – NYJ)
Jaylen Waddle to outplay his draft cost (WR18)
Waddle is currently ranked as the final receiver in Tier 3 in the expert consensus rankings (ECR) as WR18, and he should beat that mark if he remains healthy for 2026.
Chris Godwin Jr. to outplay his draft cost
Drafting Chris Godwin might not elicit a lot of "oohs and aahs" from your competition, but it is a smart move to bank on his return to fantasy relevance.
Luther Burden III to outplay his draft cost
Everything has fallen into place for Luther Burden III to have a breakout campaign during his sophomore campaign, and I'm investing whenever possible.
DJ Moore to outplay his draft cost
While his ECR is lagging far behind his ADP, I don't think those numbers capture his true upside. I'll take him as my WR3 all day long.
Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost
even though he's being drafted much earlier than he was a month or two ago, I'm still willing to make him a priority add
Isaac TeSlaa to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 245 (WR86))
Isaac TeSlaa is seen as a potential breakout candidate in 2026, which makes his ADP a bit of a head-scratcher.
Emmett Johnson to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 182 (RB57))
Emmett Johnson (RB – KC) | ADP: 182 (RB57) ... If you are looking to take a shot on a running back in the last round of your home league, Johnson would be an excellent choice.
Emmett JohnsonKansas City Chiefs
Sam Darnold to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 183 (QB24))
Sam Darnold (QB – SEA) | ADP: 183 (QB24) ... For a player going outside of the top 175 picks, Darnold is by far the most appealing quarterback in this range, and he could have spike weeks where he is a top-12 option at the position.
Terrance Ferguson to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 168 (TE22))
Terrance Ferguson (TE – STL) | ADP: 168 (TE22) ... While Ferguson has plenty of competition at the position, I think he offers the most upside of any Rams tight end.
Ray Davis to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 188 (RB63))
Ray Davis (RB – BUF) | ADP: 188 (RB63) ... If Cook were ever forced to miss time, Davis would become one of the more valuable waiver wire running backs in fantasy football.
Chris Bell to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 209 (WR73))
Chris Bell (WR – MIA) | ADP: 209 (WR73) ... for someone with an average draft position (ADP) in the mid-200s, Bell offers enough upside to warrant your attention.