It’s time to get into the Top 10 rookies for this upcoming fantasy season, which is not the same as ranking dynasty rookies. The Top 10 – and today we’ll look at Nos. 10-6 – are how I believe they will impact fantasy teams in 2026 redraft formats. For the Honorable Mentions, click here. Otherwise, let’s get started.
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These six rookies probably won’t be super impactful in 2026, but they have a chance. Keep them in mind as fliers when draft day hits later this summer, and keep tabs on their progress throughout the preseason. These players are listed in ascending order based on my anticipated contributions in 2026 as rookies.
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After re-establishing himself as a top RB, Etienne is now moving on from Jacksonville and joining the New Orleans Saints. Is this a downgrade for Etienne, and will he be able to maintain the level of production he has set for himself through his four NFL seasons?
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We saw Romeo Doubs join the New England Patriots this offseason as well, and it’ll be interesting to see if the new environment and a potentially increased role can take Doubs from fantasy afterthought to contributor.
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The Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers made big moves to address weaknesses in their pass-catching groups this offseason, trading for D.J. Moore and Michael Pittman, respectively. The Denver Broncos, who won 14 games in 2025 despite a shallow receiving corps themselves, saw those bets and raised them after trading first and third round picks, and swapping fourth rounders, with the Miami Dolphins to acquire Jaylen Waddle.
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One of the best parts of the fantasy football offseason is watching good players land in the perfect spot to become another true, viable fantasy option for the upcoming year. Michael Pittman landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers is one such move. Pittman may not be a superstar, but he fits like a glove with this team and may be as valuable as ever for us managers.
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Kyler Murray has gone from one of the most sought after QBs in fantasy due to his rushing upside, to a player whom the community has cooled on considerably because his results have regularly failed to match his promise. Properly rating Kyler Murray has always been about perspective, and that’s especially true now that he’s on a one-year prove it deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
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