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Big Dog Sports
Championship appearances: 2 (Scott) 4 (Larry)
Championships: 1 (Scott) 3 (Larry)
Division Titles: 2 (Larry)
Playoff Appearances: 17 – 1 (Sam) 5 (Scott) 10 (Larry), 1(Tom)
2025 Year-End: 8-5-1 Record, 4th place.
Keepers: None
Top 5 Players:
- Kyren Williams RB • LAR (Keeper)
- Kenneth Walker III RB • KC
- Rashee Rice WR • KC
- Zay Flowers WR • BAL
- Emeka Egbuka WR • TB
Kyren Williams — LAR RB (Keeper)
Takeaway: A true volume monster with elite fantasy stability.
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workhorse usage: Heavy carries + consistent receiving involvement kept his weekly floor high.
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touchdown reliability: Rams leaned on him in scoring range; multiple multi‑TD weeks.
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keeper value: Locked‑in RB1 profile with no real backfield threat behind him.
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2026 outlook: Top‑8 RB trajectory unless the Rams dramatically shift philosophy.
Kenneth Walker III — KC RB
Takeaway: A volatile but dangerous RB2 who flashed elite efficiency.
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role fluctuation: KC rotated backs more than expected, limiting Walker’s ceiling.
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big‑play juice: Still ripped chunk gains; efficiency stayed strong even with fewer touches.
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passing‑game usage: Better than in Seattle, but not enough to stabilize weekly scoring.
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2026 outlook: High‑variance RB2 unless KC consolidates the backfield.
Rashee Rice — KC WR
Takeaway: A target‑magnet WR2 with WR1 flashes when the offense clicked.
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volume consistency: Mahomes trusted him on chain‑moving routes; strong target share.
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red‑zone usage: Improved but still inconsistent week‑to‑week.
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role security: Locked into the offense’s core identity; no real threat to his usage.
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2026 outlook: High‑floor WR2 with WR1 spike‑week potential.
Zay Flowers — BAL WR
Takeaway: A dynamic WR2 who became the engine of Baltimore’s passing game.
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route versatility: Screens, crossers, deep shots — Flowers was used everywhere.
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after‑catch danger: One of the league’s best short‑area separators.
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weekly stability: Target share held firm even when game scripts went run‑heavy.
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2026 outlook: Strong WR2 with top‑12 upside if Baltimore expands passing volume.
Emeka Egbuka — TB WR
Takeaway: A promising rookie who earned trust early and grew steadily.
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role progression: Routes and targets climbed throughout the season.
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efficiency: Strong hands, clean routes, and reliable intermediate production.
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future traits: Looks like a future WR1 in waiting — size + polish + usage trend.
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2026 outlook: High‑upside WR3 with a realistic path to WR2 status.
Overall:
Big Dog tries to rebound from their playoff loss from last season and earn Championship game appearance in 2026. This is their 3rd season in the league, so things are moving forward with the team’s progress in the short time in the SEBFL.
Lets see how they did this year?
QBs: Jalen Hurts, can the Eagles win the NFC North by holding off the Cowboys? How does Jalen adjust without having AJ Brown?
RBs: Walker, Williams, Monangai, Rodriguez, Kenneth takes his Supoer Bowl MVP to KC and tries to put the Chiefs back into the playoffs. Kyren could be playing on a future Rams playoff bound team. The Rams look to be really good this year.
WRs: Rice, Flowers, Egbuka, A Pierce, J Williams, X Worthy, the WRs are solid but lack that true #1 like a Ja’Marr Chase. Does Rice, Jamo or Zay take that leap to stardom and push this group as an elite group?
The Sports try to build on last season with an even longer playoff run, the backs are really good and Jalen should score a ton of points in Philly. Having no backup QB on this team means Jalen could sink this team with sub-par season.
CBS Draft Grade: B
Projected Points per week: 123.65
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Da Yoopers:
Championship appearances: 12 – 2-Kyle (11 – Phil)
Championships: 5 – 1-Kyle (4 – Phil)
Division Titles: 11 Kyle-2 (9 – Phil)
Playoff Appearances: 25 – 5-Kyle (20 – Phil)
2025: Year-End: 8-5 – 1st Place
Keepers: Amon-Ra St. Brown, De’Von Achane & Trey McBride
Top 5 Players
- Amon-Ra St. Brown WR • DET (Keeper)
- De’Von Achane RB • MIA (Keeper)
- Trey McBride TE • ARI (Keeper)
- Ladd McConkey WR • LAC
- Bucky Irving RB • TB
Amon‑Ra St. Brown — DET WR (Keeper)
Takeaway: One of the safest, most bankable WR1s in football.
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elite target share: Detroit fed him relentlessly; top‑5 in the league again.
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chain‑moving dominance: Third‑down and red‑zone trust remained elite.
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weekly stability: Almost no dud weeks — the fantasy floor is absurd.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 WR with zero role risk.
De’Von Achane — MIA RB (Keeper)
Takeaway: The NFL’s most efficient RB and a fantasy cheat code.
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league‑leading YPC: Home‑run speed + perfect scheme fit.
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dual‑threat usage: Receiving involvement kept his floor high even in quiet rushing weeks.
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spike‑week monster: Multiple 25+ point games; unmatched explosiveness.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 RB upside with elite efficiency baked in.
Trey McBride — ARI TE (Keeper)
Takeaway: The TE position’s volume king and a true difference‑maker.
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historic reception pace: Arizona built the passing game around him.
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target hog: Consistent double‑digit target games; elite role security.
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red‑zone growth: Touchdowns finally matched the volume.
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2026 outlook: Top‑3 TE with the safest usage in the position.
Ladd McConkey — LAC WR
Takeaway: A polished rookie who immediately became Herbert’s timing‑based go‑to.
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route precision: Won early and often; separation was NFL‑ready.
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volume progression: Targets climbed steadily as the season went on.
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role stability: Chargers leaned on him as their primary chain mover.
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2026 outlook: High‑floor WR2/3 with legit WR2 upside.
Bucky Irving — TB RB
Takeaway: A rookie who flashed burst, versatility, and legit passing‑game chops.
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efficient touches: Strong yards‑per‑touch profile despite limited volume.
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receiving value: Showed natural hands and route ability — huge for fantasy.
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usage trend: Workload increased late in the season; coaches trust him.
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2026 outlook: RB3 with RB2 breakout potential if he earns 14–16 touches per game.
Overall:
The Yoopers enter the 2026 season with a first, a defending championship. Lets see how this team was re-built to try and earn a back-to-back championship.
QB: Mathew Stafford & Brock Purdy, what is not to like with Stafford at QB. He has elite WRs in Puka and Adams and Williams can also catch the ball from the back-field. Brock showed in last year’s championship game how good he can be in fill-in games.
RB: Achane, Irving, Corum, Henderson & Croskey-Merritt, Achane will be the Dolphins offense this season. If Miami has a shot to win a game this year, it will be due to De’Von taking over game. Bucky will take over the lead job in Tampa and hopes for an injury-free 2026 season after missing 7 games last year.
WRs: McConkey, St. Brown, Odunze, Wilson & Meyers, St. Brown is the star on this team. He catches 100 passes and 1,000 yards with 8-10 TDs each year, Can he get McConkey or Odunze to rise to that level? If that happens this team will be tough to beat each week,
The Yoopers kept three elite players and now hope the draft was able to fill-in the missing pieces to rise to the challenge each week. As you know every team in 2026 will want to defeat the defending champ each week. We have only had three repeat champions in our league history, can the Yoppers be #4?
CBS Draft Grade: A
Projected Points per week: 126.18
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The Juggernauts
Championship appearances: 5
Championships: 1
Division Titles: 6
Playoff Appearances: 12
2025: Year-End: 3-10-1 – 10th Place
Keepers: None
Top 5 Players:
- Jahmyr Gibbs RB • DET
- Saquon Barkley RB • PHI
- Brock Bowers TE • LV
- Jeremiyah Love RB • ARI
- Joe Burrow QB • CIN
Jahmyr Gibbs — DET RB
Takeaway: A top‑tier dual‑threat RB who finally got unleashed.
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elite efficiency: Detroit schemed him into space constantly; YPT among league leaders.
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receiving dominance: One of the best pass‑catching RBs in football — huge fantasy floor.
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TD growth: Red‑zone usage climbed, giving him true RB1 spike weeks.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 RB with room to grow if workload increases.
Saquon Barkley — PHI RB
Takeaway: A steady RB1/2 who regained explosiveness but battled volume swings.
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efficient runner: Looked healthier and more explosive than the previous year.
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role volatility: Philly rotated backs more than expected, capping ceiling.
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passing‑game usage: Solid but not elite — enough to stabilize weekly scoring.
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2026 outlook: High‑floor RB2 with RB1 weeks, dependent on Eagles’ game scripts.
Brock Bowers — LV TE
Takeaway: A generational TE prospect who delivered immediately.
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instant impact: Usage jumped quickly; Raiders built the passing game around him.
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after‑catch weapon: Elite YAC ability — rare for a TE.
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volume security: Target share was already TE1‑caliber.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 TE with top‑3 upside if TDs rise.
Jeremiyah Love — ARI RB
Takeaway: A rookie who flashed burst, versatility, and legit long‑term upside.
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explosive traits: Showed real burst and lateral agility.
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passing‑game involvement: Natural hands — huge for future fantasy value.
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usage trend: Earned more touches late in the season.
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2026 outlook: RB3 with RB2 breakout potential if he earns 12–15 touches per game.
Joe Burrow — CIN QB
Takeaway: A bounce‑back season that restored his elite QB1 profile.
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improved efficiency: Healthy again; accuracy and timing returned to form.
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TD rebound: Red‑zone execution improved significantly.
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weekly stability: Rarely had down weeks — top‑8 QB profile.
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2026 outlook
Overall:
The Juggernauts new 2026 slogan will be “Not drafting first in 2027!!!” Lets see how this team can bounce back and earn a possible #2-10 draft pick this year:
QBs: Burrow & Love, Joe is the star of the group and hopes to use the supporting cast of Chase and Higgins to get the Bengals into the playoffs. Love will be asked to throw a ton in 2026 with Jacobs missing time. He is being like a star QB, now he needs to play like an MVP.
RBs: Barkley, Gibbs, Love, Jacobs and Washington. Gibbs & Barkley gives this team two elite RBs that most teams don’t have. If Gibbs plays anywhere close to his 2025 season this team will have a lot of points scored at the RB position. Can Love become the offensive Rookie of the year? If that happens this team will be a playoff team.
WRs: Moore, Adams, Evans, Reed & Concepion, Mooore takes his playmaking skills from Chicago to Buffalo. What is not to like having Josh as your QB? 1,000 yards and 10 TDs can easily be scored from him. Adams plays in a potent Rams offense, as long as he stays healthy he will see plenty of red-zone target. We shall see how Mike performs in San Fransico.
The ‘Nauts will NOT pick first in the 2027 draft, based on this year’s draft, which of the other 9 teams, takes that draft spot?
CBS Draft Grade: B+
Projected Points per week: 127.15
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Mad Mudders
Championship appearances: 2
Championships: 0
Division Titles: 3
Playoff Appearances: 10
2025 Year-End: 7-7 Record, 6th place
Keepers: James Cook
Top 5 Players:
- James Cook RB • BUF (Keeper)
- Derrick Henry RB • BAL
- Travis Etienne RB • NO
- Tee Higgins WR • CIN
- Malik Nabers WR • NYG
James Cook — BUF RB (Keeper)
Takeaway: One of the league’s most productive and efficient RBs.
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NFL rushing leader: Volume + efficiency finally aligned.
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receiving stability: Buffalo kept him heavily involved in the passing game.
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weekly reliability: Almost no dud weeks — elite fantasy floor.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in RB1 with top‑5 upside again.
Derrick Henry — BAL RB
Takeaway: A vintage season with multiple takeover games.
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1,400+ yards & 16 TD: Still one of the best pure runners in football.
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late‑season dominance: Week 17 vs GB was one of the best games of his career.
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role security: Baltimore leaned on him heavily in high‑leverage situations.
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2026 outlook: RB2 with RB1 spike weeks — still dangerous.
Travis Etienne — NO RB
Takeaway: A high‑volume RB2 who regained efficiency in a new offense.
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consistent usage: Carries + targets kept him fantasy‑relevant weekly.
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explosive plays returned: More chunk gains than his previous season.
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TD volatility: Scoring came in waves, but usage stayed stable.
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2026 outlook: Strong RB2 with RB1 weeks.
Tee Higgins — CIN WR
Takeaway: A bounce‑back season with restored chemistry alongside Burrow.
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target share rebounded: Back to being a true 1B next to Chase.
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red‑zone reliability: TD production climbed again.
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weekly stability: Fewer injury disruptions, more consistent volume.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR2 with WR1 spike‑week potential.
Malik Nabers — NYG WR
Takeaway: A superstar rookie season — immediate alpha traits.
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target hog: Giants built the passing game around him from Day 1.
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explosive YAC ability: One of the most dangerous young WRs in football.
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role security: No competition for targets; usage is elite.
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2026 outlook: WR1 trajectory — top‑12 upside already.
Overall:
The Mudders are looking to earn championship #1. The team was a playoff team last year, this year, can they move even further in the 2026 playoffs?
QBs: Justin Herbert & Jared Goff, two solid QBs that this team can play the better matchup and earn some wins. Justin had 26 TDs last year, no reason why he can’t eclipse that total in ’26.
RBs: Cook, Henry, Etienne, this group is really good but also lacks depth, which is a concern. The hope is these backs are healthy all season and only use pickups during the week 7 bye.
WRs: Higgins, Nabers, Diggs, Godwin, & Harrison Jr. this group of WRs ,might be really good or really hurt. All 5 players have missed time over the last few years due to serious injuries. Malik could be an absolute steal if he can come back strong from his ACL injury.
The Mudders might live or die due to two things, the RBs miss time and thus force this team to hit the waiver wire due to no depth. At WR the team needs to remain healthy so players with big upsides can blossom like Higgins and Nabers. If this team remains healthy they have the pieces to earn another playoff spot this season.
Draft Grade: B+
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The Dominators
Championship appearances: 5
Championships: 1
Division Titles: 6
Playoff Appearances: 20
2025 Year-End: 9-5 Record, 3rd place.
Keepers: None
Top 5 Players:
- Chase Brown RB • CIN
- Omarion Hampton RB • LAC
- Nico Collins WR • HOU
- Lamar Jackson QB • BAL
- Terry McLaurin WR • WAS
Chase Brown — CIN RB
Takeaway: A full breakout — one of the league’s most dynamic dual‑threat backs.
- 947 rushing yards + 419 receiving yards: True modern RB usage.
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explosive efficiency: Multiple chunk‑play games; elite acceleration.
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passing‑game trust: 65 receptions — huge fantasy stabilizer.
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2026 outlook: High‑end RB2 with RB1 upside if workload climbs.
Omarion Hampton — LAC RB
Takeaway: A powerful rookie who immediately looked like an NFL‑ready workhorse.
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violent running style: Broke tackles at a top‑tier rate.
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goal‑line usage: Chargers leaned on him in scoring range.
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volume growth: Touches climbed steadily as the season progressed.
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2026 outlook: RB2 with RB1 breakout potential if he secures 18+ touches.
Nico Collins — HOU WR
Takeaway: A true WR1 season — Collins became Stroud’s most efficient weapon.
- elite efficiency: Top‑10 in yards per route run.
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target share stability: Even with Dell and others, Collins stayed the alpha.
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TD production: Red‑zone usage finally matched his skill set.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR1/2 with weekly WR1 spike potential.
Lamar Jackson — BAL QB
Takeaway: Another MVP‑caliber season — elite dual‑threat production
passing efficiency jump: Continued improvement in accuracy and timing.
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rushing dominance: Still the most dangerous runner at the position.
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fantasy ceiling: Multiple 30+ point games; matchup‑proof profile.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 QB with top‑3 upside.
Terry McLaurin — WAS WR
Takeaway: A steady WR2 who remained the offense’s most reliable target.
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consistent target share: Still the focal point of Washington’s passing game.
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chain‑moving reliability: One of the league’s best intermediate separators.
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TD volatility: Scoring came in waves, but usage stayed stable.
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2026 outlook
Overall:
The Dominators are looking to build on their 3rd place finish from last season and earn a 2nd league title this year. Lets see how this team was completely rebuilt via the draft.
QBs: Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, two possible MVP candidates were taken. Lamar has cut-down on his running, thus why he didn’t go above Josh in the draft. We shall see if KC can bounce back from their disappointing 2025 campaign. Having Patrick fully healthy will make the Chiefs that much tougher opponent.
RBs: Chase Brown, Omarion Hampton, MarShawn Lloyd & Chuba Hubbard, the two backs of Brown and Hampton should easily be able to compete against the top RBs in this league. We shall see if Lloyd is the “Back” in Green Bay or if Jacobs comes back at some point this year. Can he play at a high level, as the starter?
WRs: Nico Collins, Terry McLaurin, Quentin Johnston, Romeo Doubs & Courtland Sutton, Nico should be an elite-WR this year, If the Texans are going to the Super Bowl, he has to become that top-tier WR that teams can’t stop. The question are the other WRs, can Terry stay healthy and return to his 2024 stats, can Doubs blossom in New England, will Waddle steal TDs from Sutton and will Johnston become that “guy” in LA?
The Dominators were in a tough spot this year. No Keepers and drafting 8th in each round. So he saw players being kept and star RBs taken before him. Not an easy feat, so we shall see if the Dominators can stay healthy and watch players return to their 2024 form and earn this team a playoff spot.
CBS Draft Grade: A-
Projected Points per week: 124.92
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Lady Cougars
Championship appearances: 2
Championships: 2
Division Titles: 2
Playoff Appearances: 11
2025 Year-End: 6-8 Record, 8th. place.
Keepers: None
Top 5 Players:
- Jonathan Taylor RB • IND
- Josh Allen QB • BUF
- Drake London WR • ATL
- Cam Skattebo RB • NYG
- Jaylen Waddle WR • DEN
Jonathan Taylor — IND RB
Takeaway: A full return to dominance — JT looked like peak JT again.
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workhorse usage: Colts fed him consistently; top‑tier carry volume.
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explosive efficiency: Multiple long TDs; regained burst and contact balance.
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passing‑game involvement: Enough targets to stabilize weekly scoring.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in RB1 with top‑5 upside if Indy’s offense continues ascending.
Josh Allen — BUF QB
Takeaway: Another fantasy cheat‑code season — unmatched dual‑threat ceiling.
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elite rushing TDs: Goal‑line usage remained absurd; weekly floor is unmatched.
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passing stability: Efficiency improved; fewer turnover‑heavy games.
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fantasy dominance: Multiple 30+ point weeks; matchup‑proof profile.
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2026 outlook: Top‑3 QB with the safest elite ceiling in fantasy.
Drake London — ATL WR
Takeaway: A true WR1 breakout — volume, efficiency, and red‑zone usage all jumped.
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alpha target share: Finally got the usage he deserved; top‑10 in targets.
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physical dominance: Won contested catches at an elite rate.
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TD growth: Red‑zone chemistry improved dramatically.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR1/2 with weekly WR1 spike potential.
Cam Skattebo — NYG RB
Takeaway: A tough, versatile rookie who carved out meaningful usage.
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violent running style: Broke tackles consistently; coaches trusted him in short yardage.
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receiving flashes: Showed natural hands — huge for fantasy upside.
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late‑season growth: Touches climbed as he earned more trust.
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2026 outlook: RB3 with RB2 breakout potential if he secures 12–15 touches.
Jaylen Waddle — DEN WR
Takeaway: A volatile but dangerous WR2 who still produced big plays.
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role shift: Denver used him differently — fewer schemed touches, more downfield work.
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efficiency swings: Still explosive, but volume fluctuated week‑to‑week.
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fantasy profile: Boom‑bust WR2 with multiple 20+ point games.
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2026 outlook
Overall:
The Cougars try to bounce back after they failed to repeat as league in 2025. They decided to clean house and rebuild via the draft. We shall see if the rebuilt was a success.
QBs:
Josh Allen & Sam Darnold, Josh is the #1 QB in the NFL right now. He can score with his arm or legs. That dual-threat made him a second round pick by the Cougars, Sam tries to improve on his Super Bowl victory by keeping the Seahawks in the running for a second title. If that happens, odds are Sam is having a really good year.
RBs:
Johnathan Taylor, Cam Skattebo, Jadarian Price, JK Dobbins, Rico Dowdle, Taylor is the work-horse and the star out these backs. He can score in bunches and rush for 100+ yards in every game. The questions, is Cam fully healthy in NY, and the same for Dobbins in Denver. Can those two backs carry the load and put up starting RB numbers? Price takes over the RB room in Seattle, he has to replace Walker as the lead back, so no pressure.
WRs:
Drake London, Jaylen Waddle, Deebo Samuel & Michael Wilson, Drake has the talent to be elite in this league. Now give him a QB that can get the ball and needs to stay healthy. Jaylen moves from a poor Miami team to an elite in Denver. Can he become a go-to target for Bo Nix? Wilson just signed a huge contract extension, so the Cardinals expect big numbers from him, otherwise why did you just pay him in bunches?
The Cougars look to bounce back and earn a trip to the playoffs this year. I love the core players of Josh, Taylor and London. Now they need to hope Price, Cam, & Wilson can be a solid supporting cast to earn that ticket to the playoffs.
CBS Draft Grade: B
Projected Points per week: 126.57
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Not Dead Yet
Championship appearances: 1
Championships: 0
Division Titles: 4
Playoff Appearances: 10
2025 Year-End: 4-10, 9th place
Keepers; None
Top 5 Players:
- Bijan Robinson RB • ATL
- CeeDee Lamb WR • DAL
- A.J. Brown WR • NE
- DeVonta Smith WR • PHI
- Jayden Daniels QB • WAS
Bijan Robinson — ATL RB
Takeaway: A true RB1 season — volume, efficiency, and scoring finally aligned.
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workhorse usage: Carries + targets at elite levels; top‑5 in touches.
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explosive efficiency: Multiple long TDs; elite YPT profile.
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passing‑game involvement: One of the best receiving backs in football.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 RB with overall RB1 upside.
CeeDee Lamb — DAL WR
Takeaway: A dominant WR1 season — one of the safest elite fantasy assets.
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alpha target share: Top‑5 in the league again.
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route versatility: Won at every level of the field.
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TD consistency: Red‑zone usage remained elite.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 WR with matchup‑proof production.
A.J. Brown — NE WR
Takeaway: A physical WR1 who maintained elite efficiency despite the team change.
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dominant intermediate usage: Still one of the best chain movers in football.
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contested‑catch monster: Physicality translated perfectly in New England.
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TD volatility: Some swings, but overall strong production.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR1/2 with weekly WR1 spike potential.
DeVonta Smith — PHI WR
Takeaway: A smooth, reliable WR2 who delivered steady volume.
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route precision: Still one of the league’s best separators.
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target stability: Consistent involvement even with offensive shifts.
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fantasy profile: High‑floor WR2 with occasional WR1 weeks.
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2026 outlook: Strong WR2 with top‑15 upside.
Jayden Daniels — WAS QB
Takeaway: A breakout dual‑threat QB season — fantasy gold.
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rushing dominance: Top‑3 QB rushing production; huge weekly floor.
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passing growth: Accuracy and timing improved steadily.
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fantasy ceiling: Multiple 30+ point games; matchup‑proof profile.
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2026 outlook: Top‑8 QB with top‑5 upside.
Overall:
The Dead had an awful 2025 season thus why they drafted #2. If your going to draft high you might as well take one of the best RBs in the league in Robinson, lets see if he and rest of this team can earn a playoff spot this season.
QBs:
Jayden Daniels & Caleb Williams, we shall see if Jayden is fully healthy after missing most of 2025. If he struggles, Caleb has a nice offense in Chicago that can easily fill in. With two good WRs, Swift and Loveland, I expect Chicago score a bunch of points this year.
RBs:
Tony Pollard, Bijan Robinson, Aaron Jones & Jordan Mason, Tony was solid last year on a bad Titans offense but Bijan is a star RB that should catch and run for a bunch of TDs this year. What RB do you trust in Minnesota to be the lead back? Something to watch.
WRs:
AJ Brown, CeeDee Lamb, DeVonta Smith, Parker Washington & Jalen Coker, the top WRs of Lamb and Brown should be really good this year. I am expecting Brown to become the go-to WR in New England with Maye throwing his often. With AJ off the New England, I am expecting a big year from Smith in Philly.
The Dead are trying to bounce back from last season’s poor finish. The hope for the Dead is to have a 2024 version of Daniels, the switch to New England is big for Brown and Bijan continues to do what he does best score often. If that happens there is reason why this team can’t be playoff bound.
CBS Draft Grade: B-
Projected Points per week: 126.31 |
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Team Honor
Championship appearances: 6
Championships: 4
Division Titles: 5
Playoff Appearances: 17
2025 Year-End: 7-7 record, 5th place
Keepers: Ja’Marr Chase & Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Top 5 Players:
- Ja’Marr Chase WR • CIN (Keeper)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR • SEA (Keeper)
- Ashton Jeanty RB • LV
- Quinshon Judkins RB • CLE
- Tetairoa McMillan WR • CAR
Ja’Marr Chase — CIN WR (Keeper)
Takeaway: Still one of the most dominant WRs in football — historic consistency.
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117 receptions, 1,316 yards, 7 TD — another elite season.
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historic milestone: First WR ever with 1,000 yards, 80 catches, 7 TD in each of his first five seasons.
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alpha usage: Target share remained elite even with Higgins rebounding.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 WR with week‑winning ceiling.
Jaxon Smith‑Njigba — SEA WR (Keeper)
Takeaway: A full superstar breakout — one of the NFL’s best WRs in 2025.
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NFL receiving leader: 1,709 yards — the league’s top mark.
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113 receptions, 10 TD — true WR1 dominance.
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route‑running mastery: Became Seattle’s engine; DK’s role shifted.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 WR with legitimate overall WR1 potential.
Ashton Jeanty — LV RB
Takeaway: A dynamic rookie RB who immediately proved he belonged.
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explosive dual‑threat profile: Burst + receiving ability popped early.
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meaningful usage: Earned touches right away; coaches trusted him.
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future traits: Vision + contact balance scream long‑term RB1 upside.
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2026 outlook: RB2 with RB1 breakout potential.
Quinshon Judkins — CLE RB
Takeaway: A powerful, efficient rookie who carved out a real role.
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violent running style: Broke tackles at a high rate.
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goal‑line usage: Cleveland leaned on him in scoring situations.
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steady growth: Touches climbed as the season progressed.
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2026 outlook: RB2/3 with RB2 upside depending on workload.
Tetairoa McMillan — CAR WR
Takeaway: A polished rookie who flashed alpha traits immediately.
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elite size + ball skills: Won contested catches consistently.
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target growth: Usage climbed throughout the season.
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future profile: Looks like a future WR1 in waiting.
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2026 outlook
Overall:
The Honor enter the season with two keepers that might be among the best WRs in our league. So it is no wonder that they were picked by CBS to be the team to beat in 2026. Will the Commish’s curse ruin those Championship plans?
QB:
Trevor Lawerence, the Honor bucked the trend of having a backup QB, they have to hope Trevor has a solid season and remains injury-free. Otherwise, this team could stumble if they have to pickup and start Malik Willis, Cam Ward or DeShaun Watson.
RBs:
Ashton Jeanty, Quinshon Judkins, Jonathan Brooks, Kenneth Gainwell, B. Tuten, or Rachaad White, the Honor selected 6 RBs in the draft and hope Judkins & Jeanty can be the leaders. Ashton adjusts to life in the NFL with Mendoza as his QB, eventually. Judkins has either Watson or Sanders as his QB in Cleveland, ouch. As long as he can get the carries and remains healthy, he should be a solid back all season. The other backs have the fight for carries in Carolina, Tampa, Washington and Jacksonville. If these backs can earn the starting job, they could make some noise at mid-season.
WRs:
Ja’Marr Chase, JSN, McMillian, Matthew Golden and Luther Burden, Chase and JSN are the stars on this team, thus why they were keepers. A big help would having Golden, Burden or McMillian have a break-out year. That adds one more weapon that can be used against their opponents.
The Honor are a marked team, knowing they were ranked #1, means teams will want to knock off the best, to become the best. We shall see in about 3 months if CBS was right or wrong to pick them as the league’s best.
CBS Draft Grade: A+
Projected Points per week: 130.01
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Here Goes Nothing
Championship appearances: 6: 3 – Brent (3 – Bob)
Championships: 5: 3- Brent (2 -Bob)
Division Titles: 3: 2- Brent (1 -Bob)
Playoff Appearances: 14: 4-Brent (10 -Bob)
2025: Year-End: 6-7-1 record, 7th place
Keepers:None
Top 5 Players:
- Christian McCaffrey RB • SF
- Justin Jefferson WR • MIN
- Chris Olave WR • NO
- Breece Hall RB • NYJ
- Colston Loveland TE • CHI
Christian McCaffrey — SF RB
Takeaway: Still the most complete RB in football — elite volume, elite efficiency, elite scoring.
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dual‑threat dominance: Top‑tier rushing + top‑tier receiving again.
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TD machine: Red‑zone usage remained unmatched.
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weekly floor: Almost no down weeks; safest RB1 in fantasy.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑3 RB with overall RB1 upside.
Justin Jefferson — MIN WR
Takeaway: A return to elite WR1 form — still one of the most dangerous players alive.
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alpha target share: Minnesota fed him relentlessly.
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explosive efficiency: Deep and intermediate production both elite.
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fantasy ceiling: Multiple week‑winning performances.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 WR with matchup‑proof production.
Chris Olave — NO WR
Takeaway: A polished WR1 who finally paired volume with scoring.
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route precision: One of the league’s best separators.
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target stability: Locked into WR1 usage.
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TD growth: Red‑zone involvement finally climbed.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR1/2 with WR1 spike weeks.
Breece Hall — NYJ RB
Takeaway: A full superstar breakout — Hall became a top‑5 RB.
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elite receiving usage: One of the best pass‑catching RBs in football.
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explosive runs: Yards‑after‑contact and breakaway rate both elite.
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workhorse profile: Jets leaned on him heavily.
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2026 outlook: Top‑5 RB with overall RB1 potential.
Colston Loveland — CHI TE
Takeaway: A rookie TE who flashed legit TE1 traits immediately.
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size + athleticism: Prototype TE build with real movement skills.
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target growth: Usage climbed steadily throughout the season.
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future profile: Looks like a future top‑8 TE.
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2026 outlook: TE2 with TE1 breakout potential.
Overall:
The Nothing try to bounce back from their non-playoff team of 2025. Lets see if this team was able to use the draft to push this team into the playoffs and look for championship #4.
QBs:
Drake Maye & Tyler Shough, Drake is the star QB on this team. He leads a strong Patriots offense that wants to get back to the Super Bowl once again. AJ Brown’s arrival gives Drake that true #1 option that he didn’t have last year. Tyler is trying to push the Saints offense into the playoffs. Having Olave on the team should make for high scoring games.
RBs:
CMC, Breece Hall, Jaylen Warren, the lack of depth at the RB position is a concern, considering that both CMC and Hall have missed games over the last few seasons. If that happens again, the team will have to hit the waiver wire. With the 4th pick in the draft this team selected CMC with some hesitation. He can simply be a game changer with his dual threat ability, but at 30 does his skills start to slide?
WRs:
Chris Olave, Justin Jefferson, DK Metcalf, Christian Watson, Brian Thomas Jr, & Carnel Tate, Olave was really good last year. The hope in New Orleans is Tyler gained more experience and is ready to lead the Saints to a successful 2026 season. JJ is hoping Kyler can be a stable QB that has been lacking in Minnesota. He slide to the second round simply because he lacks that true #1 QB that can deliver a pass consistently. The other WRs have been banged in their short career. Is Watson finally going to stay healthy for Love? The same with Thomas, can Lawerence rely on him weekly?
The Nothing have a solid team and should be much improved. As long as CMC and Hall can stay healthy, if not, the team’s lack of RB depth could be a big concern. We shall see if CMC, Olvae and JJ canstay healthy and push this team back into the playoffs in 2026.
CBS Draft Grade: B+
Projected Points per week: 126.28
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Sack Attack
Championship appearances: 8
Championships: 5
Division Titles: 9
Playoff Appearances: 18
2025: Year-End: 10-4 Record, 2nd place
Keepers: Puka Nacua
Top 5 Players:
- Puka Nacua WR • LAR (Keeper)
- George Pickens WR • DAL
- Javonte Williams RB • DAL
- D’Andre Swift RB • CHI
- David Montgomery RB • HOU
Puka Nacua — LAR WR (Keeper)
Takeaway: A top‑tier WR1 who stayed dominant even with defensive attention.
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119 receptions, 1,639 yards, 9 TD — elite production again.
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historic three‑game stretch: 573 yards, 4 TD in Weeks 14–16.
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target hog: Stafford leaned on him in every game script.
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2026 outlook: Locked‑in top‑5 WR with week‑winning ceiling.
George Pickens — DAL WR
Takeaway: A true breakout — finally paired volume with efficiency.
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alpha usage: Dallas featured him as their WR1.
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downfield dominance: Big‑play rate among league leaders.
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TD growth: Red‑zone involvement climbed.
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2026 outlook: High‑end WR2 with WR1 spike‑week potential.
Javonte Williams — DAL RB
Takeaway: A steady RB2 who handled tough yards and consistent volume.
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workhorse role: Early‑down and short‑yardage usage stayed strong.
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efficiency still inconsistent: Never fully regained pre‑injury burst.
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fantasy profile: Reliable RB2 with limited ceiling.
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2026 outlook: RB2 unless Dallas shifts philosophy.
D’Andre Swift — CHI RB
Takeaway: An explosive RB2 who thrived on space plays and receiving work.
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efficient touches: Chicago schemed him into space.
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receiving value: Strong target involvement boosted floor.
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TD volatility: Scoring swings kept him in RB2 territory.
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2026 outlook: RB2 with RB1 weeks depending on usage.
David Montgomery — HOU RB
Takeaway: A dependable RB2 who remained a touchdown‑driven producer.
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goal‑line reliability: Still one of the league’s best finishers.
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volume stability: Houston used him consistently in early downs.
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fantasy profile: High‑floor RB2 with limited explosiveness.
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2026 outlook
Overall:
The Attack try to bounce back from their championship game loss and try to get back and finish the job in week 16. Lets see if this team could build a winning team from the 9th draft spot.
QBs:
Dak Prescott & Bo Nix, both QBs will have their NFL teams in the running for a division title. Dak has two star WRs to throw to in Lamb and Pickens, while Bo has Waddle and Sutton. I am expecting both of these QBs to have a big season.
RBs:
Javonte Williams, David Montgomery, DeAndre Swift, RJ Harvey & R. Stevenson, Williams should be a lead back once again in Dallas and playing in a potent offense should give him plenty of TD carries. David moves from Detroit to Houston and should be quite involved in the Texans offense. Swift, Harvey and Stevenson are the backups and the Attack hope these backs can score in bunches for the Bears, Broncos and Patriots.
WRs:
Puka Nacua, George Pickens, Jordan Addison, Josh Downs & De’Zhaun Stribling, the WRs of Pickens and Nacua form a solid 1-2 of WRs. Puka is becoming Stafford’s favorite target and I am expecting 100s of balls thrown his way. The backups are Addison, Downs and Stribling, Jordan should be solid as long as Murray bounces back from his disaster of a 2025 season.
The Attack have a solid team and will become a Cowboys fan with three starters on this team. If the Cowboys are struggling, chances are so is the Attack. The RBs of Montgomery, Williams and Swift are solid backs but lack that true Elite RB like a Gibbs or Robinson. We shall see if that will become an issue. The Attack had a solid draft but picking 9th leads them to miss out of players taken ahead of them.
CBS Draft Grade: A-
Projected Points per week: 125.66
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