Top 4 Fantasy Football Draft Values on MFL (2026)

MyFantasyLeague (MFL) may not be as popular as Yahoo! or ESPN, but it’s one of the most notable fantasy football platforms. Additionally, it has its own internal average draft position (ADP) data, so we can compare values to FantasyPros’ consensus ADP and spot potential value.

Below, I’ll touch on the best value pick at each position. Let’s check it out.

Best Fantasy Football Draft Values on MFL

Kyler Murray (QB – MIN) | MFL ADP: 81.96 (QB17)

Kyler Murray’s ADP is climbing on MFL, but he’s still a valuable commodity. Since my last check-in, Murray has officially been named the Vikings’ starting quarterback. This seemed inevitable after bringing him in, given J.J. McCarthy‘s struggles last season.

It wasn’t that long ago that Murray was a QB1 (in 2024). He’s been historically accurate, completing more than 67% of his passes over his career, and he has the ability to run. With the Vikings, he has an extremely quarterback-friendly coach in Kevin O’Connell, an offense with numerous weapons headlined by Justin Jefferson and, again, he can run. Murray will be a QB1 this season. Enjoy the value.

Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) | MFL ADP: 73.45 (RB25)

According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, Zach Charbonnet, as of last month, is considered a “close call” for Week 1. With that, Jadarian Price’s value should skyrocket if Charbonnet is officially ruled out.

Remember, Price was a first-round pick. That cannot be overlooked. With Charbonnet coming off an injury, Price’s explosiveness and his overall lack of usage in college behind Jeremiyah Love — which could mean he’s “fresh” — could lead to a massive role this season. Thus, Price going as a top-end RB3 (in 12-team leagues) is a massive value.

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Terry McLaurin (WR – WSH) | MFL ADP: 69.49 (WR24)

Last season, when quarterback Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin were both healthy and on the field together, McLaurin had a 25.7% target share, only trailing Deebo Samuel‘s 27%. Now, Samuel is no longer on the team. Behind McLaurin in those circumstances was tight end Zach Ertz, who’s also no longer on the team.

The team did bring in Stefon Diggs, Chig Okonkwo and drafted Antonio Williams, but McLaurin is the No. 1 WR on this roster. With a healthy Daniels and McLaurin’s standing in this offense, the bottom of the WR2 range is far too low for McLaurin. During Daniels’ rookie season, McLaurin caught 13 touchdown passes.

Dalton Schultz (TE – HOU) | MFL ADP: 157.15 (TE22)

The Texans have acquired wide receiver Kayshon Boutte from the New England Patriots, and while that does add another “mouth to feed” in this offense, I think MFL drafters are sleeping on Schultz.

No, Schultz is not an overly athletic specimen for the position, but he has been consistent. Last season, he posted a 19.2% target share, catching 82 passes. For players in PPR leagues looking to maybe punt on the position, you could do a lot worse than Schultz. I believe he’ll finish closer to TE12 in PPR formats than TE22, as his MFL ADP indicates.