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    FantasyPros Staff | Fri, Jun 26th 2026, 3:13am 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 21 1 1 1 0
      2 1 Fernando Mendoza LV QB1 22 2 5 2.6 1.1
      3 1 Carnell Tate TEN WR1 21 2 3 2.9 0.3
      4 1 Jordyn Tyson NO WR2 21 3 5 4.2 0.8
      5 2 Makai Lemon PHI WR3 22 4 11 5.4 2.1
      6 2 Jadarian Price SEA RB2 22 4 9 6.9 1.4
      7 2 KC Concepcion CLE WR4 21 5 12 7.7 2.4
      8 2 Ty Simpson LAR QB2 23 7 12 9 1.8
      9 3 Kenyon Sadiq NYJ TE1 21 8 12 10 1.3
      10 3 Omar Cooper Jr. NYJ WR5 22 8 13 10.2 1.6
      11 3 Eli Stowers PHI TE2 23 8 15 10.9 2.4
      12 3 Denzel Boston CLE WR6 22 8 14 11.1 1.9
      13 3 Jonah Coleman DEN RB3 22 7 18 13.2 3.4
      14 3 Chris Bell MIA WR7 22 14 26 16.9 3.6
      15 3 Nicholas Singleton TEN RB4 22 9 29 17.1 5.8
      16 4 Antonio Williams WAS WR8 21 13 23 18.1 3.8
      17 4 Emmett Johnson KC RB5 22 13 31 18.6 5.5
      18 4 Germie Bernard PIT WR9 22 13 27 20.4 4.5
      19 4 Kaytron Allen WAS RB6 23 18 28 22.4 3.5
      20 4 Chris Brazzell II CAR WR10 22 18 30 22.7 4.7
      21 4 De’Zhaun Stribling SF WR11 23 17 32 23.3 4.7
      22 4 Elijah Sarratt BAL WR12 23 18 36 24 6.5
      23 4 Ted Hurst III TB WR13 21 17 36 24.3 6.1
      24 4 Carson Beck ARI QB3 23 10 39 25.4 9.6
      25 4 Mike Washington Jr. LV RB7 22 22 30 26.2 3.1
      26 4 Zachariah Branch ATL WR14 22 18 36 26.4 5.8
      27 5 Oscar Delp NO TE3 22 21 34 29.1 3.9
      28 5 Demond Claiborne MIN RB8 22 23 47 29.4 6.7
      29 5 Malachi Fields NYG WR15 22 20 46 30 8.8
      30 5 Skyler Bell BUF WR16 23 20 39 31.4 7.8
      31 5 Adam Randall BAL RB9 21 26 41 31.6 4.6
      32 5 Max Klare LAR TE4 22 25 39 32.2 4.8
      33 5 Ja’Kobi Lane BAL WR17 22 25 41 32.4 5.6
      34 5 Kaelon Black SF RB10 24 19 75 33.8 15.3
      35 5 Eli Raridon NE TE5 22 23 48 34.2 9.8
      36 5 Drew Allar PIT QB4 22 24 53 37 9.3
      37 6 Bryce Lance NO WR18 23 30 47 39.3 6.7
      38 6 Cole Payton PHI QB5 23 35 49 40 5
      39 6 Cade Klubnik NYJ QB6 22 33 51 40.7 5.4
      40 6 Eli Heidenreich PIT RB11 23 32 51 40.9 6.7
      41 6 Seth McGowan IND RB12 24 29 54 41.8 7.1
      42 6 Justin Joly DEN TE6 21 35 49 42 5.1
      43 6 Kevin Coleman Jr. MIA WR19 22 32 54 45.7 6.9
      44 6 Brenen Thompson LAC WR20 22 37 60 48.3 7.8
      45 6 Garrett Nussmeier KC QB7 24 38 76 51.2 12.2
      46 6 J’Mari Taylor JAC RB13 24 33 82 51.3 14.1
      47 6 Jam Miller NE RB14 22 39 85 51.6 13.7
      48 6 Taylen Green CLE QB8 23 38 90 51.8 15
      49 6 Sam Roush CHI TE7 22 44 74 55.9 9.5
      50 7 Tanner Koziol JAC TE8 22 41 84 59 11.7
      51 7 Caleb Douglas MIA WR21 22 38 95 59.1 15.8
      52 7 Robert Henry Jr. WAS RB15 24 45 68 55.6 7
      53 7 Jaydn Ott KC RB16 23 41 64 50.3 8.2
      54 7 CJ Daniels LAR WR22 24 50 72 62 7.4
      55 7 Roman Hemby LV RB17 23 48 83 57 11.2
      56 7 Deion Burks IND WR23 23 60 69 64.7 3.1
      57 7 Barion Brown NO WR24 22 48 70 62 7.6
      58 7 Reggie Virgil ARI WR25 22 49 82 67.2 8.9
      59 7 Marlin Klein HOU TE9 23 42 88 67.3 16.2
      60 7 Zavion Thomas CHI WR26 22 55 117 69.6 18.3

      Drafting Carnell Tate is a bet on talent and Cam Ward’s ability to take off in his second season with Brian Daboll calling plays. I want to bet on Tate as I’m in love with the talent. Tate is an amazing route runner who can separate at all three levels of the field after ranking tenth in yards per route run and fourth in receiving grade last season (per PFF). He finished college with an otherworldly 68.8% contested catch rate, and he had zero drops in his final season despite a 14.6 aDOT. Tate will have to contend with Wan’Dale Robinson and Calvin Ridley for the WR1 spot in the Tennessee offense, but he has the talent to be the clear WR1 from Week 1. It just comes down to how quickly he can hit the ground running and how many weapons can Ward support in 2026. I’ll be drafting Tate a ton.
      – Derek Brown

      KC Concepcion lands in an intriguing spot after the Browns selected him 24th overall to help reshape their passing attack under new HC Todd Monken. The former Texas A&M Aggie boasts an elite production profile, dynamic YAC ability, and a versatile skill set that has drawn comparisons to Zay Flowers. With uncertainty surrounding Cleveland’s WR hierarchy, Concepcion has a realistic path to emerging as a featured option sooner rather than later. The Browns quarterback situation creates volatility, but his ability to create offense on his own makes him one of the more intriguing rookie sleeper receivers in fantasy football considered he has first-round draft capital.
      – Andrew Erickson

      The 16th overall pick of this year’s NFL Draft, Kenyon Sadiq offers an athletic profile that few if any tight ends can match. Sadiq ran a 4.39 at the combine and had a 431/2-inch vertical jump. Sadiq’s college production profile at Oregon wasn’t quite as dazzling. He topped out at 51 catches, 560 receiving yards and eight touchdowns last year as a junior, averaging an uninspiring 1.62 yards per route run, according to PFF. The Jets aren’t expected to have a very good passing attack this year with Geno Smith as the starting quarterback. Sadiq will have to compete for targets with Garrett Wilson, fellow rookie Omar Cooper Jr. and fellow TE Mason Taylor. It’s possible Sadiq’s athleticism helps him become impactful right away, but more likely he’s a play for the future. Profiling as a low-end TE2 or high-end TE3, Sadiq will be undraftable in most redraft leagues.
      – Pat Fitzmaurice

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