As I covered in Part 1 of my Rooke WR profiles, I think this WR class is a bit better than it's generally given credit for. It's not great, but there are three strong prospects at the top, and a fourth prospect whom I've
Overall... as you may have heard, the 2026 rookie class is not very strong. But there are some bright spots. Jeremiyah Love is a great prospect, the type of RB prospect you can't expect to see every year. And, after Love, the WRs look like the biggest silver
The first player off the board in the 2026 draft will be a QB: Fernando Mendoza. That's meaningful. NFL teams consistently add a draft premium to their scouting grades for quarterbacks. But that still doesn't guarantee that a QB will go No. 1. For example, in
In Part 1 of my RB previews, I covered Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. I'll now be diving deeper into a class that... doesn't have much depth, but could still offer some diamonds in the rough. These are flawed prospects, both in terms of the stats
The 2026 RB class is top-heavy. And that top-heavy nature is driven by one prospect: Jeremiyah Love. Love is clearly the RB1 in the class. He's also the consensus Superflex 1.01. And in early best ball ADP, he's the most expensive rookie by a wide
I'm getting this article out later than I was hoping... which means I've adjusted the best ball recommendations to account for where I was on these players before the draft and where I expect (or in some cases hope) to be on them after the draft.
Since 2020, we've been blessed with a series of very strong WR classes. And many of those impressive prospects have gone on to deliver on their promising profiles. Of course, not every class was as strong as 2020, which included Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb, Jerry Jeudy, Brandon Aiyuk,
The top of the 2025 RB class is very impressive. The premium depth of the class is also unusually strong. The combination of these elements makes it highly likely that talented running backs will be taken too late in this year's draft or fall out of it entirely.