Superflex Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2026 Fantasy Football)

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2026 Superflex Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings

Here are our latest Superflex Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings from our consensus of fantasy football experts. You can find the latest Superflex Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings and sync your fantasy football league for specific advice.

RK	PLAYER NAME	POS	AGE	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Jeremiyah Love	RB1	20	1	1	1	0
2	Fernando Mendoza	QB1	22	2	5	2.2	0.7
3	Carnell Tate	WR1	21	3	11	4.2	1.9
4	Makai Lemon	WR2	21	3	10	4.8	1.9
5	Jordyn Tyson	WR3	21	3	11	5.9	2.9
6	Jonah Coleman	RB2	22	6	15	9.1	2.9
7	Denzel Boston	WR4	22	6	16	9.6	2.9
8	Jadarian Price	RB3	22	4	21	9.8	3.8
9	K.C. Concepcion	WR5	21	6	16	10.2	3.2
10	Kenyon Sadiq	TE1	20	8	15	10.3	2.2
11	Emmett Johnson	RB4	22	4	21	12.2	4.3
12	Ty Simpson	QB2	23	5	23	12.2	5
13	Kaytron Allen	RB5	23	8	22	15.9	3.9
14	Nicholas Singleton	RB6	22	4	24	16.1	5.5
15	Eli Stowers	TE2	22	8	31	16.7	5.7
16	Chris Bell	WR6	–	11	31	17.8	5.3
17	Garrett Nussmeier	QB3	24	10	36	18.9	7.8
18	Omar Cooper Jr.	WR7	22	9	38	19.1	7.5
19	Elijah Sarratt	WR8	22	13	29	19.3	3.5
20	Chris Brazzell II	WR9	–	15	32	22.2	5.1
21	Germie Bernard	WR10	22	14	38	23.3	5.9
22	Mike Washington Jr.	RB7	–	9	36	24.2	5.9
23	Antonio Williams	WR11	21	11	39	26.6	7.9
24	Malachi Fields	WR12	–	14	42	27.8	8
25	Zachariah Branch	WR13	21	13	37	22.8	5.4
26	Ja’Kobi Lane	WR14	21	24	67	31.2	9.5
27	J’Mari Taylor	RB8	–	23	49	31.3	7
28	Demond Claiborne	RB9	22	23	52	27.5	7.1
29	Carson Beck	QB4	–	18	52	33.3	8.2
30	Max Klare	TE3	–	21	65	34.4	9.2
31	Drew Allar	QB5	21	20	53	34.9	7.9
32	Michael Trigg	TE4	–	23	48	35.6	6.5
33	Roman Hemby	RB10	23	21	63	33.6	10.7
34	Cade Klubnik	QB6	22	30	52	38.3	4.9
35	Le’Veon Moss	RB11	–	25	50	35.4	7.3

Dynasty Rookie Spotlight

Cole Payton’s dual-threat ability jumps off the film immediately. Payton has 4.6 speed and the ability to make defenders miss. Payton is built like an athletic tight end, and he’s a load to bring down in the open field. He’s not the twitchiest rusher, but he can plant his foot and avoid tacklers when needed. His size/speed combo is EXTREMELY interesting. In his final collegiate season, he had 120 rushing attempts, 894 rushing yards, and 13 rushing scores. The North Dakota State passing offense was built around Payton’s mobility with plenty of RPO action and bootlegs. Payton will have a sizable learning curve with an NFL offense, but there are also moments in his collegiate offense that offer hope that the transition won’t be as hard as it seems. He wasn’t asked to regularly make full field reads, but there are moments where he did and quickly moved to his third and fourth option in a progression. Payton is a “see it, throw it” quarterback, but he also has some anticipatory passing moments. The passing offense was also shotgun-based, so under-center work will be a hurdle, but that’s also the case for many college quarterbacks these days. Payton has a cannon for an arm. He has easy flip of the wrist velocity and the strength to drive the ball downfield. He exhibits touch when layering second-level throws and precision when ripping deep outs. He can place the ball accurately to all three levels. Payton has an NFL arm in terms of strength and touch. Payton will have an adjustment with the speed of the NFL game and the throwing lanes. There are plenty of examples of him hanging on his first read and waiting for them to uncover and break wide open. He’ll have to pull the trigger earlier in the NFL or find comfort with more tight windows. Payton has a gunslinger mentality, which can work in his favor, but with the sizable jump in competition, the early days in the NFL for him could be rocky as he adjusts. There are some plays where he flees a clean pocket to make a play with his legs. His margin for error and the ability to pull a rabbit out of his hat in the NFL will be decreased. He’ll have to recalibrate some.
– Derek Brown