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Dynasty fantasy football rankings 2026

Rankings built for rosters you keep. Every player's value over replacement is projected across his remaining contention window and discounted by a position-specific aging curve, so you can see who is worth paying up for and which veterans to trade before the cliff.


Dynasty fantasy football rankings for 2026, sorted by projected value across the next three to five seasons.
RankPlayerPosAgeDynasty valueWindowRedraft VORPvs redraftCurve
1Ja'Marr Chase CINWR1268064 yr2110At peak
2Justin Jefferson MINWR2276804 yr190+1At peak
3Malik Nabers NYGWR3236714 yr156+6Rising
4Puka Nacua LARWR4256594 yr164+3Rising
5CeeDee Lamb DALWR5276414 yr1790At peak
6Brian Thomas Jr. JAXWR6245944 yr142+6Rising
7Amon-Ra St. Brown DETWR7275764 yr161+1At peak
8Bijan Robinson ATLRB1245713 yr196-6At peak
9Drake London ATLWR8255274 yr131+6Rising
10Nico Collins HOUWR9275194 yr145+1At peak
11Josh Allen BUFQB1305155 yr112+9At peak
12Lamar Jackson BALQB2295115 yr107+11At peak
13Jayden Daniels WASQB3265105 yr99+16Rising
14Jahmyr Gibbs DETRB2245073 yr174-8At peak
15Brock Bowers LVTE1244764 yr112+4Rising
16Jalen Hurts PHIQB4284435 yr90+17Rising
17Ladd McConkey LACWR10254424 yr110+5Rising
18Ashton Jeanty LVRB3224323 yr137-5Rising
19Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEAWR11244144 yr99+11Rising
20Garrett Wilson NYJWR12264054 yr106+5At peak
21De'Von Achane MIARB4254013 yr150-11At peak
22Tee Higgins CINWR13274014 yr112-1At peak
23Marvin Harrison Jr. ARIWR14243934 yr94+9Rising
24A.J. Brown PHIWR15293904 yr129-8Declining
25Trey McBride ARITE2273884 yr101+2At peak
26Patrick Mahomes KCQB5313615 yr82+11At peak
27Joe Burrow CINQB6303545 yr77+14At peak
28Bucky Irving TBRB5243473 yr119-10At peak
29Sam LaPorta DETTE3252954 yr71+14Rising
30Zay Flowers BALWR16262834 yr74+12At peak
31Baker Mayfield TBQB7312825 yr64+15At peak
32Jordan Love GBQB8282765 yr56+19Rising
33Jonathan Taylor INDRB6272492 yr124-16Declining
34Chase Brown CINRB7262483 yr106-10At peak
35Saquon Barkley PHIRB8292470 yr183-31Declining
36Omarion Hampton LACRB9232433 yr79+3Rising
37Kyren Williams LARRB10262393 yr102-11At peak
38DK Metcalf PITWR17292394 yr79+2Declining
39Kyler Murray ARIQB9292395 yr50+17At peak
40Rome Odunze CHIWR18242344 yr56+12Rising
41Terry McLaurin WASWR19312092 yr85-5Declining
42George Kittle SFTE4331982 yr81-4Declining
43Justin Fields NYJQB10271925 yr38+20Rising
44Jerry Jeudy CLEWR20271864 yr52+11At peak
45Travis Hunter JAXWR21231814 yr42+16Rising
46Jameson Williams DETWR22251774 yr44+14Rising
47James Cook BUFRB11271712 yr85-12Declining
48Josh Jacobs GBRB12281681 yr100-20Declining
49Courtland Sutton DENWR23311672 yr68-4Declining
50Bo Nix DENQB11261655 yr32+16Rising
51Mark Andrews BALTE5311584 yr54+2Declining
52T.J. Hockenson MINTE6291564 yr46+6At peak
53Kenneth Walker III SEARB13261503 yr64-6At peak
54Davante Adams LARWR24341440 yr89-20Declining
55Tyreek Hill MIAWR25321401 yr64-7Declining
56Christian McCaffrey SFRB14301390 yr136-42Declining
57RJ Harvey DENRB15251393 yr52-3At peak
58Chris Godwin TBWR26301373 yr50-1Declining
59Caleb Williams CHIQB12251365 yr26+11Rising
60Khalil Shakir BUFWR27261154 yr30+8At peak
61Jauan Jennings SFWR28291094 yr36+4Declining
62Evan Engram DENTE7321023 yr380Declining
63Rashee Rice KCWR2926994 yr26+9At peak
64Brock Purdy SFQB1327915 yr18+12Rising
65Travis Kelce KCTE837900 yr61-16Declining
66Tucker Kraft GBTE926884 yr22+7Rising
67Dallas Goedert PHITE1031824 yr28+2Declining
68David Montgomery DETRB1629780 yr58-18Declining
69Drake Maye NEQB1424645 yr12+11Rising
70Colston Loveland CHITE1122624 yr14+7Rising
71Isiah Pacheco KCRB1727602 yr30-4Declining
72Tony Pollard TENRB1829590 yr44-13Declining
73Cam Skattebo NYGRB1924583 yr20+1At peak
74Deebo Samuel WASWR3030553 yr20+1Declining
75Ricky Pearsall SFWR3126534 yr14+4At peak
76Alvin Kamara NORB2031480 yr70-32Declining
77Jaylen Warren PITRB2128441 yr26-6Declining
78Derrick Henry BALRB2232340 yr95-47Declining
79Keon Coleman BUFWR3224334 yr8+3Rising
80Trevor Lawrence JAXQB1527305 yr6+4Rising
81Tyrone Tracy Jr. NYGRB2327282 yr14-3Declining
82Jake Ferguson DALTE1228224 yr6+1At peak
83Zach Charbonnet SEARB2425213 yr8-2At peak
84Aaron Jones MINRB2532130 yr36-20Declining
85Rashid Shaheed NOWR3328134 yr4+1At peak
86Najee Harris LACRB262871 yr4-1Declining
87David Njoku CLETE133004 yr00Declining
88Justin Herbert LACQB162805 yr00Rising
89Brian Robinson Jr. WASRB272702 yr00Declining
90Michael Pittman Jr. INDWR342804 yr00At peak
91Hunter Henry NETE143203 yr-80Declining

Dynasty value sums each player's value over replacement across his remaining contention window, weighted by a position-specific aging curve (running backs fall off from 25, receivers from 27, tight ends from 28, quarterbacks from 30). "vs redraft" shows how many spots a player moves compared with the 2026-only board — positive means dynasty rosters should pay more than redraft price.

How to use the board

Contending this year

Buy the players with negative "vs redraft" numbers. Their dynasty price is below their 2026 production, which is exactly what a contender wants.

Rebuilding

Sell anything with a one or two year window and collect the four and five year windows near the top of the board.

Startup drafts

Turn Superflex on first — it is the default for dynasty — then draft straight down the dynasty value column instead of redraft ADP.

Questions dynasty managers ask

How are these dynasty rankings calculated?

Each player's value over replacement for 2026 is projected forward across his remaining contention window and weighted by a position-specific aging curve. Running backs start losing value around 25, receivers around 27, tight ends around 28 and quarterbacks around 30, so the totals reward young producers and discount aging ones.

Should I use Superflex or 1QB rankings?

Use Superflex if your league starts a second quarterback in a flex spot — it is the most common dynasty format and it pushes young quarterbacks near the top of the board. Toggle it off for single-quarterback leagues and the running backs and receivers move back up.

What does the contention window column mean?

It is the number of remaining seasons the aging curve expects a player to hold most of his current value. A one or two year window means you are renting production and should sell into a contender's offer; a four or five year window means the player will still matter after a rebuild.

Why does a player rank higher here than in redraft?

The 'vs redraft' column shows that gap. A positive number means the player's age curve keeps paying after 2026, so dynasty rosters should pay more than his redraft price. Negative numbers are the veterans you should be trading away while their redraft value is still high.

Are the rankings free?

Yes. The board is public, needs no account, and recalculates in your browser when you change format.

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