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Updated September 9, 2026 · 7 positions

By position and scoring format

2026 Fantasy Football Rankings

Complete 2026 fantasy football rankings across every fantasy position, in PPR, half-PPR, and standard scoring. Every player is ranked by real 2025 points per game, and the full list refreshes daily from live NFL stats.

Rankings by scoring format

Receptions are the only difference between the three mainstream formats, and they reorder most of the running back, receiver, tight end, and FLEX boards. Pick your league's format and the rankings re-sort to match it.

Full PPR

1 point / catch

Every catch is worth a full point, which lifts high-volume receivers and pass-catching backs above pure runners.

  1. 1Christian McCaffrey24.5
  2. 2Puka Nacua23.4
  3. 3Bijan Robinson21.8
  4. 4Jahmyr Gibbs21.6
  5. 5Jonathan Taylor21.4

Half-PPR

0.5 points / catch

The middle ground and the most common default in modern redraft leagues, splitting the difference between volume and efficiency.

  1. 1Christian McCaffrey21.5
  2. 2Jonathan Taylor20.0
  3. 3Bijan Robinson19.5
  4. 4Puka Nacua19.4
  5. 5Jahmyr Gibbs19.3

Standard (non-PPR)

0 points / catch

Catches carry no bonus, so yardage and touchdowns decide everything and early-down runners hold their value.

  1. 1Jonathan Taylor18.6
  2. 2Christian McCaffrey18.5
  3. 3Bijan Robinson17.2
  4. 4Jahmyr Gibbs17.0
  5. 5De'Von Achane16.0

Quarterbacks, kickers, and team defenses do not record receptions, so their rankings are identical in all three formats. One QB board, kicker board, and defense board serves every league.

Rankings by position

How to Use These Rankings for Draft Prep

These rankings are built for one thing: helping you identify value before and during your fantasy draft. Players are ranked by actual per-game production, not projections or expert consensus. That means the list reflects what each player actually did on the field in 2025, not what someone thinks they might do in 2026. Use the tiers (Elite, Starter, Flex, Bench) to identify where position runs happen in your draft and where you can wait for value.

During the season, these same rankings drive weekly start/sit context. A player ranked in the top 5 at his position has earned that spot with consistent production, which means he gets a longer leash on a tough matchup week than a borderline starter. Pair these rankings with DraftCall's AI comparison engine to turn draft research into weekly lineup decisions.

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Compare any two ranked players

DraftCall's AI engine pits any two players from these rankings head-to-head in seconds, factoring in matchup, recent form, and scoring format.

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Inside the app

  • DraftCall opening screen. Plain-English fantasy help, from your first draft to game day.
  • Compare screen. Pick any two players and DraftCall calls it in seconds, with PPR, half, standard, and TE premium scoring toggles.
  • Verdict screen. A start-or-sit call between two quarterbacks with a confidence percentage, a confidence meter, and the key factors behind the decision.
  • Verdict detail. Boom and bust projection ranges for both players, then a stat-by-stat tale of the tape covering points per game, passing touchdowns, and rushing touchdowns.
  • Quick Add screen with the microphone live. Say a player name and DraftCall fills the roster slot, with a level meter showing it listening.
  • My Team screen. Every starter with points per game, opponent, and recent form, plus a combined lineup total for the week.
  • Bye Week Planner. A season grid showing which week each player is off, with the trouble weeks where more than one starter is out called out below it.