Fantasy Football DO NOT draft list 2026

Jeremiah love: The number three pick in this years NFL draft, one of the most promising future talents of fantasy football in the future, but this year he is on an untrustworthy Arizona Cardinals offense, which you just got to avoid. Similar to Ashton Jeanty in last year’s Raiders offense. Very promising talent, but an unproven rookie on a bad offense, who unlike Jeanty has other good running backs in backfield. Avoid at all costs! 

George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb: Look these are two great players in a great offense, but one week one of these guys got 17 and the other is going to have 8 and the other way around the next week, and when it comes playoff time, you need your superstar guys on your team to play consistent and I’ll see it happening with either of these two Dallas receivers. 

Every Jacksonville Jaguars: wide receiver: This is a team with lots of good receivers with lots of fantasy upside alone, such as Jakobi Meyers, Brain Thomas Jr., Parker Washington and Travis Hunter, but there is no clear number one receiver. That means they are all going to get their fair share of targets. With no standout fantasy receiver. For example, instead of one player getting 16 pints and the other 8, those receivers shown above will all get 6. If you want to win your league, avoid these receivers.

Cam Skattabo: He is definitely one of the most fun players to watch and a very good young talent, but for fantasy I just don’t like anything about him. I view him as a power back in his future years I n the NFL, which could mean a touchdown and 40 yards in a game , which is only 10 points fantasy points, and in some games not even a touchdown which could be only 4-5 points per game. Not to mention he is coming off of a bad injury. I like him as a player, but I dislike him on my fantasy team.

2 responses to “Fantasy Football DO NOT draft list 2026”

  1. Thank you HG for another great post!
    Cant wait for more..

  2. Very good, Henry. Keep up the good work.

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