Ian Cummings

Ian Cummings Jahmyr Gibbs enters the 2026 fantasy football season as a top-tier draft asset, coming off a campaign where he averaged 21.6 points per game and finished as the PPR RB3.

Breece Hall has the talent to be the overall RB1 in fantasy, but his situation continues to betray him. Will 2026 be any different?

Kenneth Walker joins the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2026 season after ending last year as the most important player in the most important game of the year.

Jaylen Warren was overshadowed a bit by Kenneth Gainwell last season, but is poised to be the Steelers' lead back in 2026.

Jonathon Brooks has played 3 games in his NFL career and is being drafted like an established starter. The fantasy community has fallen hard for the Carolina backfield's newest favorite.

Ian Cummings I don't think there is a better fit for the “post-hype” label than the artist known as “Bill.” During the 2025 preseason, he saw his expectations spike.

While Rico Dowdle undoubtedly possesses talent, it is incredibly telling how his former team utilized him in high-leverage moments a season ago. The fact that Carolina opted to give Chuba Hubbard 13 carries compared to Dowdle’s 5 during its Wild Card loss to the Rams last season speaks volumes about how he is viewed when the chips are down, something that I’m reading into as he joins an offense that returns its RB1 from 2025.

Chuba Hubbard was one of the great value plays in recent fantasy memory before falling apart a year later. Now the Carolina backfield has shuffled again, and the market has swung hard in another direction.

Josh Jacobs has quietly been one of the more productive running backs in football for the better part of a decade. Last season introduced some real cracks in that foundation.

Everyone goes about building out a handcuff RB profile differently, but you'll notice from my rankings that I love proof of concept.