Malik Nabers and his position mates litter the top 20 spots in our updated overall ranks.
New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers will be a highly valued player in 2026 fantasy dynasty startup drafts. | Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images You know what that means … most of the top NFL free agents have signed , the majority of trades have been made and rookies have been drafted. As a result, fantasy football managers far and wide now have most of the data they need to make informed decisions about player values. With that in mind, I’ve updated all of my fantasy rank lists, including my dynasty Top 200. As always, it’s based on PPR scoring with touchdown passes counting for four points and all other touchdowns counting for six points.
But before I start, here are some tidbits for you to nibble on regarding last season’s stats and top 200 finishers. Among the top 200 non-quarterbacks based on PPR scoring from a season ago, a total of 98 were wide receivers. Running backs accounted for 63 spots , and 39 were tight ends. Trey McBride, the top tight end, finished ninth among all players.
In all, 49 percent of the top 200 players were wide receivers, 32 percent were running backs and 19 percent were tight ends. Interestingly, however, five of the top eight and 11 of the top 20 players were backs. Just seven were wide receivers, and one was a tight end.
Quarterbacks, who score the most points among the four main offensive skill spots based on the nature of the position, made up four of the top 10 players and nine of the top 20 when added to the top 200. One thing you’ll notice in my dynasty top 200 is that there are twice as many in the top 60 overall players when compared to my top 200 redraft rankings.
You’ll also notice an increase in younger players ranked higher than in my seasonal list, as age is far more important in dynasty than in redraft rankings . Michael Fabiano is a fantasy football analyst for Sports Illustrated. His weekly rankings and Start 'Em, Sit 'Em articles are must-reads for fantasy players. He is also the co-host of the Fantasy Dirt Podcast on SI.
Before joining SI in August 2020, he worked for CBS Sports, NFL Network and SiriusXM. He also contributes to Westwood One Radio. Fabiano was the first fantasy analyst to appear on one of the four major TV networks and is a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame.
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