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7 Players Crushing Training Camp | 2026 Fantasy Football News

Alex Dunlap and Cody Carpentier continue to maniacally pore over NFL training camp news and changing average draft positions for 2026 fantasy football leagues as they continue stress-testing the 2026 RosterWatch Ultimate Draft Cheat Sheet.

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  2. ↓ Post By Pefacommish

    I am in 2 leagues in which TD scoring is 5 (or 6) points PLUS 0.1 points per yard on the length of TD. This makes QB scoring very high. And in one of those leagues it is a 12 team Superflex. I feel like I must move the QBs higher than the cheat sheet. I just want to get your opinion on that. This falls under the #1 advice of know your league rules.

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      If you would like to bump them up on the superflex sheet to make sure you get a couple of studs at the top, I think that is fine, but I wouldn’t venture too far off unless you see you league is going to leave you totally swindled at the position if you don’t get in on the run. (The sheet is made to hopefully make sure this doesn’t happen but you know your league better than me, obviously). Remember — everyone gets those same additional points from length of TD, that alone shouldn’t change the structure of how players come off the board. It’s your draft but I’d say be careful not to double count here. The sheet you’re using is already a Superflex sheet, so the scarcity that pushes QBs up in that format is already baked in via the testing we’ve done. The TD scoring on top of that mostly washes out, because every QB in your league gets those same 6 point TDs and yardage bonuses. Your opponents’ QBs are inflated too. What wins is the gap between the QB you take and the one you passed on, and that gap barely moves with inflation.

  3. ↓ Post By AbnerLofton

    12 Team .5 PPR

    I have pick 10

    Keep 1

    Jamarr Chase Rd 1
    Javonte Williams Rd 9
    Quinshon Judkins Rd 10
    Colston Loveland Rd 10

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      Jeez man that’s an impossible Question, those are all great keepers! I think I just bite the bullet and take the round 1 discount on Chase because he’s a true difference maker who is never available that late in RD1, a whole different tier. But as good a deal as he is there, I’m not 100% confident it is the right advice. I could make a strong case for the three others.

    2. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      FWIW, Byron, Cody and Trashman all just said Javonte to me on our group text so maybe that’s the correct answer. I dunno know man. brutal choice. first-world problems from drafting so well!

      1. ↓ Post By AbnerLofton

        Thanks for the help!

  4. ↓ Post By [email protected]

    Be sure to use the Superflex cheat sheet. I would keep Chase.

  5. ↓ Post By [email protected]

    12 TEAM PPR- Allowed 3 keepers, keeping Lamb and London not sure on #3 Could be Lawrence in the 8th or Pitts in the 8th… TD passes are 6 points…. Thanks guys….

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      I would keep pitts, GL

  7. ↓ Post By bdenn2

    I get one keeper in my league. We are PPR, with .25 PPC for rushers. My best bets are probably Harold Fannin or Parker Washington in the 16th (last pick), or Herbert in the 11th.

    I’m leaning towards Washington. Thoughts?

    Thank you
    Brian D

    1. ↓ Post By bdenn2

      It’s a 10 team league and I have the seventh pick

      1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

        I would keep washington with your last pick! Great value.

        1. ↓ Post By bdenn2

          Thanks, Alex. That was my leaning.

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