QUARTERBACKS
KYLER MURRAY (Minnesota Vikings) $18.6m
After a down season that ultimately left him on the bench at the Cardinals, Kyler Murray has landed a fresh start at the Minnesota Vikings. Murray was a PFF top-10 ranked quarterback in both the 2020 and 2021 seasons, but has since had to deal with several injuries, including a ruptured ACL that almost wiped out two seasons' worth of football.
JOSH ALLEN (Buffalo Bills) 30.08m
There's a reason Josh Allen is routinely taken several rounds ahead of most other quarterbacks in fantasy drafts. Now with more weapons around him and a new coach at the helm, I'm more than comfortable saying Allen deserves to be one of your very first selections this season. He ranked 10th for passing touchdowns with 25, and third for rushing touchdowns with 14. Only Matthew Stafford accounted for more total touchdowns (passing, rushing or receiving) last season. Allen is a genuine chance to finish as the highest averaging player in NFL SuperCoach this season.
LAMAR JACKSON (Baltimore Ravens) 21.88m
An injury-interrupted 2025 campaign has Jackson available at a discounted starting price. His numbers were well down on the lofty standards he set in 2023 and 2024, when he won the MVP award and finished runner-up respectively, making him one of the biggest value picks at quarterback. We know the ceiling Jackson can reach, and at this price, it's a pretty understandable gamble to back him to return to those heights.
JAXSON DART (New York Giants) 26.32m
He plays like a wrecking ball and will now be coached by former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, who helped design an offence around Lamar Jackson. Dart and Jackson are similar in that they both like to use their legs as much as their arms, but Dart is far more likely to put himself in harm's way for an extra yard. He's an injury risk, but he's also capable of delivering enormous rewards in every game he’s featured in.
RUNNING BACKS
JAHMYR GIBBS (Detroit Lions) 24.77m
No more sharing snaps with David Montgomery, it's Gibbs' backfield now, and he's got to own it. He's also a genuine threat in the passing game commanding more than 90 targets last season. Gibbs scored multiple touchdowns in five of 17 games last season while recording at least 85 scrimmage yards in 11.
JEREMIYAH LOVE (Arizona Cardinals) 4.95m
The top-drafted running back landed at the Cardinals and, despite a crowded backfield, he’s going to be hard to leave out of fantasy teams, especially at a rookie price. He was a dynamo at college, scoring 35 touchdowns while racking up almost 2,500 scrimmage yards and more than 360 carries for Notre Dame across two seasons. Add 55 receptions for 517 yards and five touchdowns over the same period, and he’s also proven to be a genuine pass-catching threat.
ASHTON JEANTY (Las Vegas Raiders) 16.31m
Under new management. The top-drafted running back last season was a disappointment, but it wasn’t entirely his fault. Poor offensive line protection and questionable play-calling left him with little chance to succeed. Now, with Klint Kubiak, the former Seahawks offensive coordinator, in charge, he’s already said he wants Jeanty to be the centrepiece of the Raiders’ offence this coming season.
DAVID MONTGOMERY (Houston Texans) 11.5m
In the off-season, Montgomery joined the Texans, and it sounds like Houston has big plans for him. Texans running backs coach Danny Barrett has described "Monty" as an every-down back, so all signs point to him handling a heavy workload.
KYREN WILLIAMS (Los Angeles Rams) 18.43m
Don’t lose sight of the player leading the Rams backfield. He finished sixth in the NFL for rushing yards last season, ahead of Jahmyr Gibbs, Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley, all of whom should be popular SuperCoach selections. He also finished 11th for total touchdowns, ahead of Bijan Robinson, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Amon-Ra St. Brown. There is no reason why Williams can’t continue to produce solid numbers.
WIDE RECEIVERS
DJ MOORE (Buffalo Bills) 11.44m
Josh Allen has a new WR1. We've seen what DJ Moore's best looks like when he was the No. 1 receiver with the Bears and, before that, the Panthers. With Allen throwing him the football, there's every reason to believe he can return to the level he produced during his best years. Moore's issue has never been talent, it's always been target share.
JUSTIN JEFFERSON (Minnesota Vikings) 11.96m
Let's be honest, the Vikings' quarterback situation last season was a mess, and no player suffered more than Justin Jefferson. Now, with Kyler Murray under centre, you'd expect his output to improve significantly. Last season was the worst of Jefferson's professional career for both receiving yards and touchdowns.
MIKE EVANS (San Francisco 49ers) 12.8m
Last season, injury ended Mike Evans' streak of 11 consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons. Despite what his birth certificate says, he's not slowing down, and now finds himself with a fresh start at the 49ers, where he'll be a cornerstone of Kyle Shanahan's offence.
JA’MARR CHASE (Cincinnati Bengals) 20.31m
In 16 games, he finished as the fourth-ranked wide receiver in NFL SuperCoach last season. Joe Burrow, his preferred ball delivery source, played just eight games. If the pair can stay fit, you could argue Chase is underpriced.
TIGHT ENDS
BROCK BOWERS (Las Vegas Raiders) 15.48m
Bowers combination of size, speed and body control gives him genuine big-play ability. He also commands a high target share, meaning even his quieter games tend to produce solid fantasy scores because the Raiders' offence consistently looks his way.
ISAIAH LIKELY (New York Giants) 5.59m
Likely finally escapes the shadow of Mark Andrews and lands at the New York Giants in almost the perfect situation with former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, who knows exactly how to use him. There's massive upside here, with Likely capable of becoming a regular red-zone target and a genuine touchdown threat.
CHIG OKONKWO (Washington Commanders) 7.6m
Not your traditional tight end, Chig Okonkwo is more of a slot receiver than a blocker, which suits the modern NFL perfectly. We've seen flashes every year during his time at the Titans, but never sustained production. He starts at a bargain price for a reason, but the upside is enormous if everything clicks.
TUCKER KRAFT (Green Bay Packers) 16.19m
Before going down with an ACL injury, Tucker Kraft had become a reliable weapon for the Packers’ offence, scoring six touchdowns in just eight games. He's a favourite target of Jordan Love and is on track to complete a full training camp in August before picking up where he left off.
KICKERS
BRANDON AUBREY (Dallas Cowboys) 14.43m
Kickers are one of the least popular positions in any fantasy format because they can score anywhere from zero to 24 points on any given day. Aubrey is one of the most accurate kickers from beyond 40 yards, and the Cowboys rewarded him by making him the highest-paid kicker this off-season. His price is a little steep, but he's worth finding the extra cash for.
D/ST
LOS ANGELES RAMS 10.31m
The Rams were already one of the highest-rated defensive and special teams units in the league, but the additions of Myles Garrett at defensive end, Trent McDuffie at cornerback and Jaylen Watson also at cornerback have only made the unit more dangerous. Throw in rumours of Aaron Donald coming out of retirement, and this defence has the potential to be one of the most feared in the NFL.
HOUSTON TEXANS 12.31m
Houston boasts one of the NFL's premier defences and regularly keeps games low-scoring. Led by edge rushers Will Anderson Jr., Danielle Hunter and recent signing Jadeveon Clowney, alongside star cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. and a talented linebacker corps, the Texans should once again field one of the league's toughest defensive units.