Fantasy Football Mock Draft: 10-Team, Late Pick (2026)

Our latest fantasy football mock draft puts the spotlight on standard scoring leagues. Let’s dive in.

Fantasy Football Mock Draft

1.10: De’Von Achane (RB – MIA)

In standard scoring, I prioritize running backs early, and De’Von Achane was the best player on the board. It was an easy decision to lock in a high-upside back that looks to be the focal point of a rebuilding offense.

2.01: CeeDee Lamb (WR – DAL)

There’s definitely a case to go RB-RB at the turn, but with CeeDee Lamb still available, he was too good to pass up.

3.10: Kyren Williams (RB – LAR)

Kyren Williams is a true workhorse. He has three straight seasons with double-digit touchdowns and back-to-back 1,200+ yard campaigns.

4.01: Tee Higgins (WR – CIN)

Even as the No. 2 WR in Cincinnati, Tee Higgins continues to outperform many top wideouts across the league. Coming off a career-high 11 touchdowns and back-to-back double-digit touchdown seasons, Higgins’ upside is undeniable.

5.10: Garrett Wilson (WR – NYJ)

Before the injury, Garrett Wilson dealt with one of the worst quarterback situations in the league. Despite missing over half the season, he still led the team in receptions, yards and touchdowns.

With Geno Smith now under center, Wilson is set up for a major bounce-back season as the clear focal point of the offense.

6.01: Tyler Warren (TE – IND)

Tyler Warren is one of the premier young tight ends in the league. As a rookie, he finished in the top five in targets, receptions and yards at the position. The only knock is touchdown production (he had just three in 2025), but that should positively regress.

7.10: Tyler Allgeier (RB – ARI)

Arizona didn’t sign Tyler Allgeier just to sit him. Expect a much larger role for him in 2026 now that he’s out from behind the shadow of Bijan Robinson. Allgeier should provide solid RB3 production with upside.

8.01: Jaxson Dart (QB – NYG)

In a standard league, you can afford to wait on drafting a quarterback, but I still like targeting dual-threat upside signal-callers. The board suggested Jalen Hurts and Caleb Williams, but Jaxson Dart was more of a personal preference.

Dart finished 15th in fantasy points per game despite missing key weapons for much of the season. With additions like Darnell Mooney and Isaiah Likely, there’s real breakout potential here.

9.10: Courtland Sutton (WR – DEN)

This is a great depth pick. Courtland Sutton finished in the top 20 in fantasy points per game, outperforming several bigger-name receivers. Sutton provides reliable weekly production at this stage of the draft.

10.01: Aaron Jones (RB – MIN)

Aaron Jones should still lead this backfield, even if he shares work with Jordan Mason

11.10: Michael Pittman Jr. (WR – PIT)

A fresh start in Pittsburgh could be exactly what Michael Pittman Jr. needs after a down 2025. He’s worth the upside swing at this point in the draft.

12.01: Rachaad White (RB – WSH)

Rachaad White should compete for the starting role. The only concern would be if Washington adds Jeremiyah Love in the draft, but the opportunity is there.