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    FantasyPros Staff | Tue, May 19th 2026, 3:25am EDT

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 TIERS PLAYER NAME TEAM POS AGE BEST WORST AVG. STD.DEV
      1 1 Jeremiyah Love ARI RB1 20 1 2 1 0.1
      2 1 Fernando Mendoza LV QB1 22 2 5 2.5 1
      3 1 Carnell Tate TEN WR1 21 2 7 3.2 1
      4 2 Jordyn Tyson NO WR2 21 2 12 5.1 2.6
      5 2 Makai Lemon PHI WR3 21 3 11 5.6 2.1
      6 2 Jadarian Price SEA RB2 22 4 9 6.1 1.6
      7 2 KC Concepcion CLE WR4 21 5 16 8.4 2.8
      8 2 Ty Simpson LAR QB2 23 5 15 8.8 3.1
      9 2 Kenyon Sadiq NYJ TE1 21 7 17 9.6 2.5
      10 3 Omar Cooper Jr. NYJ WR5 22 7 17 10.5 2.4
      11 3 Eli Stowers PHI TE2 23 8 24 11.6 3.7
      12 3 Denzel Boston CLE WR6 22 8 19 13.2 3
      13 3 Jonah Coleman DEN RB3 22 6 23 14.4 5.1
      14 3 Antonio Williams WAS WR7 21 11 36 16.7 5.4
      15 3 Chris Bell MIA WR8 21 11 30 17.6 5.2
      16 3 Nick Singleton TEN RB4 22 6 38 18.7 6.7
      17 4 Germie Bernard PIT WR9 22 12 31 19.5 5.3
      18 4 Emmett Johnson KC RB5 22 9 36 22.5 6.9
      19 4 Kaytron Allen WAS RB6 23 9 36 23 6.6
      20 4 Chris Brazzell II CAR WR10 22 13 37 23.2 5.8
      21 4 Carson Beck ARI QB3 23 10 40 23.6 9.2
      22 4 Zachariah Branch ATL WR11 22 15 47 24.7 6.6
      23 4 Mike Washington Jr. LV RB7 22 14 44 26.2 6.7
      24 4 Elijah Sarratt BAL WR12 22 17 51 26.3 8.1
      25 4 De’Zhaun Stribling SF WR13 23 12 66 24 11
      26 4 Ted Hurst TB WR14 21 13 50 27.7 9.8
      27 4 Malachi Fields NYG WR15 22 15 47 28.7 8.3
      28 5 Drew Allar PIT QB4 22 16 52 30.3 9.1
      29 5 Skyler Bell BUF WR16 23 18 56 31.2 9.1
      30 5 Max Klare LAR TE3 22 19 48 31.3 6.2
      31 5 Demond Claiborne MIN RB8 22 16 52 31.8 9.8
      32 5 Ja’Kobi Lane BAL WR17 22 20 56 31.9 8.3
      33 5 Adam Randall BAL RB9 21 23 53 35.6 7.5
      34 5 Kaelon Black SF RB10 24 14 70 32.5 11.3
      35 5 Oscar Delp NO TE4 22 15 72 37.8 13.7
      36 5 Seth McGowan IND RB11 24 23 57 38.5 9.1
      37 5 Justin Joly DEN TE5 21 20 69 38.9 9.7
      38 5 Bryce Lance NO WR18 23 19 70 39.3 10.3
      39 5 Cade Klubnik NYJ QB5 22 20 56 40.3 6.5
      40 6 Eli Raridon NE TE6 22 18 96 40.4 17.8
      41 6 Cole Payton PHI QB6 23 20 59 40.6 7.6
      42 6 Garrett Nussmeier KC QB7 24 10 75 42 12.9
      43 6 Kevin Coleman Jr. MIA WR19 22 33 79 49.3 10
      44 6 Eli Heidenreich PIT RB12 22 25 69 43.9 10.4
      45 6 Taylen Green CLE QB8 23 20 85 43 10.3
      46 6 Brenen Thompson LAC WR20 22 29 72 49.5 10.8
      47 6 Caleb Douglas MIA WR21 22 28 90 50 14.7
      48 6 Jam Miller NE RB13 – 33 86 50.4 10
      49 6 Deion Burks IND WR22 23 31 69 52.8 9.4
      50 6 Sam Roush CHI TE7 22 30 80 52 11.9
      51 6 J’Mari Taylor JAC RB14 24 26 82 46.9 13.3
      52 6 Jaydn Ott KC RB15 23 36 103 53.1 11.5
      53 6 Tanner Koziol JAC TE8 22 35 103 57.4 17.1
      54 6 CJ Daniels LAR WR23 24 30 83 59.7 10
      55 6 Jack Endries CIN TE9 22 37 96 59.5 15.1
      56 7 Barion Brown NO WR24 22 44 94 61.9 11.1
      57 7 Roman Hemby LV RB16 23 29 97 54.4 15.2
      58 7 Marlin Klein HOU TE10 23 32 117 52.1 15.6
      59 7 Cyrus Allen KC WR25 23 41 87 62.1 13.4
      60 7 Reggie Virgil ARI WR26 22 39 80 62.7 10.1

      This landing spot for Kenyon Sadiq was nightmare fuel. He lands with the Jets, where he could push for the second spot on the target hierarchy, but he’s more likely fighting for scraps as the third or fourth option for the passing attack in 2026. The Jets already have a competent in-line tight end option with their second-round selection last year in Mason Taylor. Sadiq looks like the move piece for this passing attack and easily could see Isaiah Likely type usage where he’s a better weapon for the Jets than an option for us in dynasty and fantasy circles. It’s fair to wonder how many weapons Geno Smith can support in 2026, what the Jets quarterback situation and coaching staff look like in 2027, and what Sadiq’s route and snap shares look like for 2026. This all leaves him as a player whose stock was crushed badly by this landing spot. He’s an option in rookie drafts in the late first round that I’m probably bypassing and looking to trade for during the 2026 season or after it. I don’t see his stock improving in the 2026 season, so he’ll likely be cheaper during the season or after it than he will be during rookie draft season. Dynasty Outlook: Well, this sucks. This landing spot for Kenyon Sadiq was nightmare fuel. He lands with the Jets, where he could push for the second spot on the target hierarchy, but he’s more likely fighting for scraps as the third or fourth option for the passing attack in 2026. The Jets already have a competent in-line tight end option with their second-round selection last year in Mason Taylor. Sadiq looks like the move piece for this passing attack and easily could see Isaiah Likely type usage where he’s a better weapon for the Jets than an option for us in dynasty and fantasy circles. It’s fair to wonder how many weapons Geno Smith can support in 2026, what the Jets quarterback situation and coaching staff look like in 2027, and what Sadiq’s route and snap shares look like for 2026. This all leaves him as a player whose stock was crushed badly by this landing spot. He’s an option in rookie drafts in the late first round that I’m probably bypassing and looking to trade for during the 2026 season or after it. I don’t see his stock improving in the 2026 season, so he’ll likely be cheaper during the season or after it than he will be during rookie draft season.

      Kaytron Allen was selected by the Washington Commanders in the sixth round of the NFL Draft. This backfield is a wide-open competition between Allen, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Rachaad White, and Jerome Ford. I wouldn’t be surprised if any of them is named Week 1 starter when it’s all said and done. Ford and White are also on one-year deals, so the team could opt to run with Croskey-Merritt and Allen as the leaders of this backfield with multiple years of runway for them with the franchise. Allen is a decent dart throw at a possible Week 1 starting back.

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