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Board refreshed Draft-season rankings
Position-by-position
QB, RB, WR, TE and FLEX boards
Matchup-driven
Every ranking carries a matchup grade
Biggest movers this week
Full boardAlec Pierce
WR29 · IND
Rashee Rice
WR12 · KC
Jadarian Price
RB31 · SEA
Jordan Mason
RB29 · MIN
Sample board · demonstration data
Sample operational status · demonstration data
Post-draft stash targets
Ranked by the workload each player is projected to earn a role, then priced against how widely they're already rostered.
Top stash right now
Rico DowdleRB · PIT · Rostered 46%
Reports have him ahead on the depth chart, with the goal-line role trending his way. This is the only clearly defined workload on the board.
Priority order
Rico DowdleRBPIT
Lead early-down back
22–32%
FAAB
46%
Rostered
Tucker KraftTEGB
Primary seam target
12–18%
FAAB
38%
Rostered
Ricky PearsallWRSF
Rising three-receiver-set option
8–14%
FAAB
31%
Rostered
Braelon AllenRBNYJ
Short-yardage and goal-line back
7–12%
FAAB
34%
Rostered
Jalen McMillanWRTB
Next man up on the boundary
6–11%
FAAB
24%
Rostered
Colston LovelandTECHI
Every-down rookie tight end
4–8%
FAAB
19%
Rostered
Rostered percentages and FAAB ranges are illustrative sample data for this build, not a live feed from any hosting platform.
Week 1
Two lists built from the same question: does the projected usage match the price the market is paying?
Seam usage has nearly doubled
Two red-zone targets last week and an 82% route rate. Tight end scoring is thin enough that this plays immediately.
Runway to real target volume
Snap share is climbing weekly while San Francisco manages injuries around him. The role is arriving before the production.
Field-stretcher in a projected blowout
Detroit's value spikes when they play from ahead, and Chicago has surrendered explosive plays over the top all season.
Touchdown equity in the best offense
A small role, but a disproportionate share of it comes inside the five. Flex appeal in touchdown-heavy weeks.
Volume without efficiency
The target share is intact, but yards per touch are the worst of his career and the goal-line work has moved elsewhere.
Heavy man coverage ahead
Usage is fine; efficiency against man coverage has cratered, and this matchup is man-heavy by design.
Great matchup, unreliable targets
Has cleared five targets once since Week 2. A matchup grade cannot rescue a player who is not part of the plan.
Contested-catch dependency
The separation numbers do not support the target volume, and the schedule tightens considerably from here.
Week 1 board
The top of every position, in the scoring format your league actually uses. Movement is measured against last week's published board.
| Rk | Player | Proj | Conf |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RBRB1DET | 18.0 | 89High confidence, 89 out of 100 |
| 2 | RBRB2ATL | 17.6 | 92High confidence, 92 out of 100 |
| 3 | RBRB3SF | 16.1 | 93High confidence, 93 out of 100 |
| 4 | RBRB4IND | 15.8 | 85High confidence, 85 out of 100 |
| 5 | RBRB5BUF | 14.3 | 79Moderate confidence, 79 out of 100 |
| 6 | RBRB6PHI | 14.3 | 90High confidence, 90 out of 100 |
| 7 | RBRB7MIA | 13.6 | 82Moderate confidence, 82 out of 100 |
| 8 | RBRB9LV | 13.4 | 76Moderate confidence, 76 out of 100 |
Showing the top 8 at RB · PPR · updated Draft-season rankings
Open the full RB boardThis initial build ships with demonstration data. Projections, rostered percentages and movement are illustrative and will be replaced when a live data provider and editorial backend are connected.
Weekly intel
Start/sit calls, injury reads and the usage changes that move players up and down the board.
From the desk
Matchups, injuries, usage trends, backfield changes, target share, red-zone work, draft strategy and dynasty outlook.
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