Dynasty FLEX Rankings 2026

Updated on Tue, 24 Feb 2026

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RK	Player	ADP	Bye	Age	1yr. Proj	3yr. Proj	5yr. Proj	10yr. Proj	DS Analysis	3D Value +


Tier 1
1	Bijan Robinson B Robinson ATL RB1	1.05	5	24	278	690	1,111	1,866	With OC Arthur Smith out of town, Robinson's production exploded to 1,881 total yards and 15 TDs in 2024. While his TD count dropped in 2025, he still posted a career-high 22.0 PPR points per game. He also played all 17 games for the third straight season. At only 24, Bijan should remain an elite fantasy option for the foreseeable future.	100
5yr. Proj 1111 10yr. Proj 1866 ADP 1.05 Bye 5 Age 24 DS Analysis With OC Arthur Smith out of town, Robinson's production exploded to 1,881 total yards and 15 TDs in 2024. While his TD count dropped in 2025, he still posted a career-high 22.0 PPR points per game. He also played all 17 games for the third straight season. At only 24, Bijan should remain an elite fantasy option for the foreseeable future.
Tier 1
2	Ja'Marr Chase J Chase CIN WR1	1.01	10	25.9	213	651	1,055	1,949	Chase took a slight step backward after his triple crown in 2024, but he navigated a 2025 with Joe Burrow missing most of the season. He finished the season as the WR3 in PPR points per game at 19.7 and that felt closer to his floor than ceiling. With a healthy Burrow, Chase will challenge for the top WR yearly for most of his career.	92
5yr. Proj 1055 10yr. Proj 1949 ADP 1.01 Bye 10 Age 25.9 DS Analysis Chase took a slight step backward after his triple crown in 2024, but he navigated a 2025 with Joe Burrow missing most of the season. He finished the season as the WR3 in PPR points per game at 19.7 and that felt closer to his floor than ceiling. With a healthy Burrow, Chase will challenge for the top WR yearly for most of his career.
3	Jahmyr Gibbs J Gibbs DET RB2	1.07	8	23.9	285	653	1,035	1,654	Despite a slow start, Gibbs largely delivered as a rookie RB. He averaged 5.2 YPC and popped in 10 TDs on 182 attempts, adding 52 receptions. His production reached new heights in 2024, and he proved more than capable as a workhorse back following a late-season injury to David Montgomery. 2025 turned up much of the same, as he finished as the PPR RB3 even with a few late-season duds. The former Round 1 pick is now eligible for a contract extension.	91
5yr. Proj 1035 10yr. Proj 1654 ADP 1.07 Bye 8 Age 23.9 DS Analysis Despite a slow start, Gibbs largely delivered as a rookie RB. He averaged 5.2 YPC and popped in 10 TDs on 182 attempts, adding 52 receptions. His production reached new heights in 2024, and he proved more than capable as a workhorse back following a late-season injury to David Montgomery. 2025 turned up much of the same, as he finished as the PPR RB3 even with a few late-season duds. The former Round 1 pick is now eligible for a contract extension.

Tier 1
4	Brock Bowers B Bowers LVR TE1	3.03	8	23.2	151	460	748	1,332	Bowers disappointed in 2025 dealing with a knee injury. He only played in 12 games and ended with 64-680-7 receiving. The talent is undeniable, and Bowers will still be a consistent dynasty starter for the foreseeable future. With a new offense (and QB) in 2026, Bowers should bounce back to being an elite fantasy producer.	47
5yr. Proj 748 10yr. Proj 1332 ADP 3.03 Bye 8 Age 23.2 DS Analysis Bowers disappointed in 2025 dealing with a knee injury. He only played in 12 games and ended with 64-680-7 receiving. The talent is undeniable, and Bowers will still be a consistent dynasty starter for the foreseeable future. With a new offense (and QB) in 2026, Bowers should bounce back to being an elite fantasy producer.
5	Trey McBride T McBride ARI TE2	2.12	8	26.3	162	444	723	1,343	McBride had a dominant 2025 breaking the single season TE receptions record in Week 17. His fantasy season ended at 119-1174-11. McBride's positive TD regression turned him into reliable weekly TE no matter who the QB is. The Arizona Cardinals may be hitting a rebuild and McBride could be in line for a new QB if Kyler Murray is moved. He shoudl be fairly QB proof and an elite dynasty TE.	46
5yr. Proj 723 10yr. Proj 1343 ADP 2.12 Bye 8 Age 26.3 DS Analysis McBride had a dominant 2025 breaking the single season TE receptions record in Week 17. His fantasy season ended at 119-1174-11. McBride's positive TD regression turned him into reliable weekly TE no matter who the QB is. The Arizona Cardinals may be hitting a rebuild and McBride could be in line for a new QB if Kyler Murray is moved. He shoudl be fairly QB proof and an elite dynasty TE.

Tier 2
6	Jonathan Taylor J Taylor IND RB3	2.09	11	27.1	265	654	1,006	1,648	Taylor missed three games in 2024 but remained busy on a per-game basis, averaging 23 touches. The former Round 2 pick then went off for a HUGE 2025 that included 323 carries, 1,585 yards, and 18 TDs. He added a career-high 46 catches and 378 yards. Now, Taylor's huge career workload makes him a candidate for an early decline. In the short-term, though, this Indy offense should remain centered on the run. JT is signed for one more season.	88
5yr. Proj 1006 10yr. Proj 1648 ADP 2.09 Bye 11 Age 27.1 DS Analysis Taylor missed three games in 2024 but remained busy on a per-game basis, averaging 23 touches. The former Round 2 pick then went off for a HUGE 2025 that included 323 carries, 1,585 yards, and 18 TDs. He added a career-high 46 catches and 378 yards. Now, Taylor's huge career workload makes him a candidate for an early decline. In the short-term, though, this Indy offense should remain centered on the run. JT is signed for one more season.
7	Jeremiyah Love J Love RK RB4	2.01	18	20.7	209	596	992	1,856	Love has been a marvel with two straight 1,100-yard rushing seasons with a combined 35 rushing TDs. His contact balance and power are among the top RBs in recent years, and he grades out similarly to Ashton Jeanty. This is despite teammate Jadarian Price being a top RB in this class as well. Love offers three-down upside and should be instantly a top dynasty RB. He won't turn 21 until after the draft.	84
5yr. Proj 992 10yr. Proj 1856 ADP 2.01 Bye 18 Age 20.7 DS Analysis Love has been a marvel with two straight 1,100-yard rushing seasons with a combined 35 rushing TDs. His contact balance and power are among the top RBs in recent years, and he grades out similarly to Ashton Jeanty. This is despite teammate Jadarian Price being a top RB in this class as well. Love offers three-down upside and should be instantly a top dynasty RB. He won't turn 21 until after the draft.
Tier 2
8	Justin Jefferson J Jefferson MIN WR2	1.04	6	26.7	175	598	971	1,779	Jefferson had the worst season of his career in 2025. He finished as WR31 in PPR points per game at 11.9 in a season where he saw J.J. McCarthy, Carson Wentz, and Max Brosmer at QB. Jefferson did end up with his seventh straight 1,000 yard receiving season, but his connection with McCarthy gives some worry for the future. Jefferson is still an uber talented 26 year old WR, but the situation knocks him down a few spots in the WR rankings.	78
5yr. Proj 971 10yr. Proj 1779 ADP 1.04 Bye 6 Age 26.7 DS Analysis Jefferson had the worst season of his career in 2025. He finished as WR31 in PPR points per game at 11.9 in a season where he saw J.J. McCarthy, Carson Wentz, and Max Brosmer at QB. Jefferson did end up with his seventh straight 1,000 yard receiving season, but his connection with McCarthy gives some worry for the future. Jefferson is still an uber talented 26 year old WR, but the situation knocks him down a few spots in the WR rankings.
9	Jaxon Smith-Njigba J Smith-Njigba SEA WR3	1.03	8	24	211	578	942	1,740	JSN took another step forward in his third season, finishing as WR2 in PPR points per game at a hefty 21.3. Even on a Seahawks offense that wanted to lean on the run, JSN was still dominant. His route running and athleticism leave him open on most passing plays, which led to 163 targets from Sam Darnold. At only 23-years old, JSN is one of the top players in dynasty.	77
5yr. Proj 942 10yr. Proj 1740 ADP 1.03 Bye 8 Age 24 DS Analysis JSN took another step forward in his third season, finishing as WR2 in PPR points per game at a hefty 21.3. Even on a Seahawks offense that wanted to lean on the run, JSN was still dominant. His route running and athleticism leave him open on most passing plays, which led to 163 targets from Sam Darnold. At only 23-years old, JSN is one of the top players in dynasty.

10	Puka Nacua P Nacua LAR WR4	1.02	8	24.7	233	557	913	1,707	Nacua had a career year in 2025 finishing as the WR1 overall in PPR with 377 fantasy points. Matthew Stafford pelted him 166 targets as the focal point for the entire Rams' offense. He is locked in as a top WR dynasty option at only 24 years old. There is long term uncertainty with the QB situation that does push Nacua away from being the top dynasty WR however.	75
5yr. Proj 913 10yr. Proj 1707 ADP 1.02 Bye 8 Age 24.7 DS Analysis Nacua had a career year in 2025 finishing as the WR1 overall in PPR with 377 fantasy points. Matthew Stafford pelted him 166 targets as the focal point for the entire Rams' offense. He is locked in as a top WR dynasty option at only 24 years old. There is long term uncertainty with the QB situation that does push Nacua away from being the top dynasty WR however.
11	CeeDee Lamb C Lamb DAL WR5	1.10	10	26.8	197	575	929	1,693	Lamb shared the spotlight with George Pickens, but he was still productive. He finished as WR10 in PPR points per game at 15.5, ceding some work with Pickens. Lamb did have a short stint on IR in 2025 after an AC joint sprain, but he is a consistent fantasy presence when on the field. At only 26, Lamb should be a fantasy mainstay for a long time.	74
5yr. Proj 929 10yr. Proj 1693 ADP 1.10 Bye 10 Age 26.8 DS Analysis Lamb shared the spotlight with George Pickens, but he was still productive. He finished as WR10 in PPR points per game at 15.5, ceding some work with Pickens. Lamb did have a short stint on IR in 2025 after an AC joint sprain, but he is a consistent fantasy presence when on the field. At only 26, Lamb should be a fantasy mainstay for a long time.
12	Malik Nabers M Nabers NYG WR6	1.12	14	22.5	156	545	923	1,801	Nabers began the season with 25 targets in the first two games, but a torn ACL cut his season short. With speculation that the injury could limit him early next year, Nabers could have a cold fantasy stretch. His talent is undeniable, and now he is paired with a great young QB in Jaxson Dart. Nabers is a great long term investment.	71
5yr. Proj 923 10yr. Proj 1801 ADP 1.12 Bye 14 Age 22.5 DS Analysis Nabers began the season with 25 targets in the first two games, but a torn ACL cut his season short. With speculation that the injury could limit him early next year, Nabers could have a cold fantasy stretch. His talent is undeniable, and now he is paired with a great young QB in Jaxson Dart. Nabers is a great long term investment.
13	Amon-Ra St. Brown A St. Brown DET WR7	1.08	8	26.3	204	554	892	1,624	The Lions faltered in 2025, but St. Brown kept producing. He ranked fourth in PPR points per game at 19.1. He also ranked second in the league in targets at 172. With Jared Goff locked in for the next few years, St. Brown should stick as a top-12 WR going forward.	70
5yr. Proj 892 10yr. Proj 1624 ADP 1.08 Bye 8 Age 26.3 DS Analysis The Lions faltered in 2025, but St. Brown kept producing. He ranked fourth in PPR points per game at 19.1. He also ranked second in the league in targets at 172. With Jared Goff locked in for the next few years, St. Brown should stick as a top-12 WR going forward.
14	Drake London D London ATL WR8	2.04	5	24.6	181	541	890	1,703	London started the season hot but missed four games with a PCL strain. He still ended as the WR8 in PPR points per game at 16.8. He flashed his upside with an 8-113-3 game in early November, showcasing just how dominant London can be. With Kyle Pitts set to be a free agent, London could see even more targets in 2026. He should be a top-12 WR option for the forseeable future.	68
5yr. Proj 890 10yr. Proj 1703 ADP 2.04 Bye 5 Age 24.6 DS Analysis London started the season hot but missed four games with a PCL strain. He still ended as the WR8 in PPR points per game at 16.8. He flashed his upside with an 8-113-3 game in early November, showcasing just how dominant London can be. With Kyle Pitts set to be a free agent, London could see even more targets in 2026. He should be a top-12 WR option for the forseeable future.

Tier 2
15	Colston Loveland C Loveland CHI TE3	5.11	5	21.8	151	379	635	1,219	Loveland flashed elite potential in his rookie season, especially late in the season with an injury to WR Rome Odunze. He took a backseat to Cole Kmet early in 2025, but Loveland would start being a full time player late in the season. Loveland only had one drop during the fantasy season. His elite athleticism and hands should make him the Sam LaPorta of HC Ben Johnson's offense moving forward.	38
5yr. Proj 635 10yr. Proj 1219 ADP 5.11 Bye 5 Age 21.8 DS Analysis Loveland flashed elite potential in his rookie season, especially late in the season with an injury to WR Rome Odunze. He took a backseat to Cole Kmet early in 2025, but Loveland would start being a full time player late in the season. Loveland only had one drop during the fantasy season. His elite athleticism and hands should make him the Sam LaPorta of HC Ben Johnson's offense moving forward.

16	Tyler Warren T Warren IND TE4	6.02	11	23.8	139	369	609	1,149	Warren's 2025 was the tale of two seasons. He dominated for the first half of the year achieving top-5 TE numbers in PPR. But an injury to Daniel Jones and a move to Philip Rivers led to an awful late season surge for Warren. The future looks bright for the young TE to be the main weapon for the Colts offense for the forseeable future. The only downside is the volatility that could come week to week going forward.	36
5yr. Proj 609 10yr. Proj 1149 ADP 6.02 Bye 11 Age 23.8 DS Analysis Warren's 2025 was the tale of two seasons. He dominated for the first half of the year achieving top-5 TE numbers in PPR. But an injury to Daniel Jones and a move to Philip Rivers led to an awful late season surge for Warren. The future looks bright for the young TE to be the main weapon for the Colts offense for the forseeable future. The only downside is the volatility that could come week to week going forward.
17	Harold Fannin Jr. H Fannin Jr. CLE TE5	6.09	9	21.6	127	328	602	1,243	Fannin had an incredible rookie season. After starting the year in the backseat to TE David Njoku, Fannin not only took over but became the No. 1 offensive weapon for the Browns. Fannin ended the fantasy season 72-731-6 on 107 targets, and that was playing with three different QBs over the course of the season. He will enter 2026 at age 22 with his best days ahead. Fannin could take a step forward and be considered an elite TE by the end of 2026.	34
5yr. Proj 602 10yr. Proj 1243 ADP 6.09 Bye 9 Age 21.6 DS Analysis Fannin had an incredible rookie season. After starting the year in the backseat to TE David Njoku, Fannin not only took over but became the No. 1 offensive weapon for the Browns. Fannin ended the fantasy season 72-731-6 on 107 targets, and that was playing with three different QBs over the course of the season. He will enter 2026 at age 22 with his best days ahead. Fannin could take a step forward and be considered an elite TE by the end of 2026.
18	Tucker Kraft T Kraft GB TE6	6.10	5	25.3	129	363	591	1,112	Kraft was having a dominant 2025 before an ACL tear in early November cost him his season. He ended the year going 32-489-6 in only 8 games. He not only flashed good hands, but Kraft showed some after the catch ability in his third season. He remains a young TE on an offense that loves to use the position. Assuming a full recovery, Kraft will be a top dynasty TE moving forward.	34
5yr. Proj 591 10yr. Proj 1112 ADP 6.10 Bye 5 Age 25.3 DS Analysis Kraft was having a dominant 2025 before an ACL tear in early November cost him his season. He ended the year going 32-489-6 in only 8 games. He not only flashed good hands, but Kraft showed some after the catch ability in his third season. He remains a young TE on an offense that loves to use the position. Assuming a full recovery, Kraft will be a top dynasty TE moving forward.

Tier 3
19	Ashton Jeanty A Jeanty LVR RB5	2.06	8	22.2	225	571	942	1,644	Jeanty went from a 1,900-yard sophomore season to a 2,700-yard junior season. His college tape showed elite contact balance, burst, and receiving ability. Arriving as the sixth overall pick, Jeanty showed elite flashes, most notably in a Week 16 game at Houston. Overall, Jeanty's effectiveness was limited by poor O-line and QB play. 2026 will bring major offensive changes, although Jeanty still projects as a workhorse.	76
5yr. Proj 942 10yr. Proj 1644 ADP 2.06 Bye 8 Age 22.2 DS Analysis Jeanty went from a 1,900-yard sophomore season to a 2,700-yard junior season. His college tape showed elite contact balance, burst, and receiving ability. Arriving as the sixth overall pick, Jeanty showed elite flashes, most notably in a Week 16 game at Houston. Overall, Jeanty's effectiveness was limited by poor O-line and QB play. 2026 will bring major offensive changes, although Jeanty still projects as a workhorse.
20	Omarion Hampton O Hampton LAC RB6	3.07	12	22.9	218	589	928	1,577	Hampton carried the North Carolina offense for two years (2023-2024, including one year when Drake Maye was the QB). The former four-star recruit tallied two straight years of 1,500+ rushing yards and 15 TDs, and he adds solid receiving potential. A shifty runner who can hit the home run, Hampton showed his athleticism by crushing the Combine with a 4.48 40-yard dash and a 38" vertical. While he landed in a dreamy spot with HC Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers, Hampton made only nine appearances due to an ankle fracture. If healthy, an RB1 season is in reach for '26 and beyond.	75
5yr. Proj 928 10yr. Proj 1577 ADP 3.07 Bye 12 Age 22.9 DS Analysis Hampton carried the North Carolina offense for two years (2023-2024, including one year when Drake Maye was the QB). The former four-star recruit tallied two straight years of 1,500+ rushing yards and 15 TDs, and he adds solid receiving potential. A shifty runner who can hit the home run, Hampton showed his athleticism by crushing the Combine with a 4.48 40-yard dash and a 38" vertical. While he landed in a dreamy spot with HC Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers, Hampton made only nine appearances due to an ankle fracture. If healthy, an RB1 season is in reach for '26 and beyond.
21	De'Von Achane D Achane MIA RB7	2.02	12	24.3	237	560	864	1,380	Achane's rushing efficiency hit a snag in 2024. But his receiving work went through the roof: 78 catches, 592 yards, and 6 TDs. Another easy RB1 season surfaced in 2025, although he'll now hit Year 4 alongside a new QB and HC.	68
5yr. Proj 864 10yr. Proj 1380 ADP 2.02 Bye 12 Age 24.3 DS Analysis Achane's rushing efficiency hit a snag in 2024. But his receiving work went through the roof: 78 catches, 592 yards, and 6 TDs. Another easy RB1 season surfaced in 2025, although he'll now hit Year 4 alongside a new QB and HC.
Tier 3
22	Nico Collins N Collins HOU WR9	2.08	6	26.9	191	543	880	1,626	Collins ended as the WR11 in PPR points per game in 2025 with 15.1. The general struggles of the Texans' offense created a volatile season, but Collins came on late with both QBs Davis Mills and C.J. Stroud. He was a top-12 WR in a struggling offense, so the potential for even better exists over the next few years.	67
5yr. Proj 880 10yr. Proj 1626 ADP 2.08 Bye 6 Age 26.9 DS Analysis Collins ended as the WR11 in PPR points per game in 2025 with 15.1. The general struggles of the Texans' offense created a volatile season, but Collins came on late with both QBs Davis Mills and C.J. Stroud. He was a top-12 WR in a struggling offense, so the potential for even better exists over the next few years.

Tier 3
23	Kenyon Sadiq K Sadiq RK TE7	6.05	18	20.9	88	312	538	1,093	Sadiq is an elite athlete who uses his footwork and leaping ability to get open and make catches. He is extremely tough to cover and can box out when contested. He led the Ducks in receptions this year despite numerous drops. Sadiq may not add much as a blocking presence, but he could be a top-15 pick with his ability as a weapon.	26
5yr. Proj 538 10yr. Proj 1093 ADP 6.05 Bye 18 Age 20.9 DS Analysis Sadiq is an elite athlete who uses his footwork and leaping ability to get open and make catches. He is extremely tough to cover and can box out when contested. He led the Ducks in receptions this year despite numerous drops. Sadiq may not add much as a blocking presence, but he could be a top-15 pick with his ability as a weapon.
24	Kyle Pitts K Pitts ATL TE8	8.02	5	25.3	108	321	522	983	Pitts was pretty underwhelming for most of 2025, scoring only 1 TD through his first 13 games of the season. In Week 15, he went 11-166-3 with WR Drake London injured, reminding everyone of Pitts' potential. He is set to be a free agent, so the situation remains to be seen, but Pitts is still only heading into his age-26 season. He remains a high ceiling and low floor dynasty option.	25
5yr. Proj 522 10yr. Proj 983 ADP 8.02 Bye 5 Age 25.3 DS Analysis Pitts was pretty underwhelming for most of 2025, scoring only 1 TD through his first 13 games of the season. In Week 15, he went 11-166-3 with WR Drake London injured, reminding everyone of Pitts' potential. He is set to be a free agent, so the situation remains to be seen, but Pitts is still only heading into his age-26 season. He remains a high ceiling and low floor dynasty option.

25	Sam LaPorta S LaPorta DET TE9	6.12	8	25.1	123	308	495	893	Sam LaPorta had strong volume early in the 2025, but a back inury placed on IR before Thanksgiving. His role in the Lions' offense appears set and he could even be a value if managers have forgotten about his talent due to the missed time. On an offense with so many weapons, LaPorta will never be as consistent as the top dynasty TEs, but he should be an easy weekly starter for the long term.	23
5yr. Proj 495 10yr. Proj 893 ADP 6.12 Bye 8 Age 25.1 DS Analysis Sam LaPorta had strong volume early in the 2025, but a back inury placed on IR before Thanksgiving. His role in the Lions' offense appears set and he could even be a value if managers have forgotten about his talent due to the missed time. On an offense with so many weapons, LaPorta will never be as consistent as the top dynasty TEs, but he should be an easy weekly starter for the long term.

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