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• Rotoballer (Article): 5 Second-Year Fantasy Football Running Back Sleepers: Sophomore Risers to Target (2026)

• The Audible (Podcast): Hidden Tight End Values That Can Win Your League | On the Hotseat

• Blitz Sports Media (Article): I See a Good Moon a Risin’: 3 Explosive Fantasy Dynasty Risers You Must Target

• Fantasy Football Today Beyond the Box Score (Podcast): Secret to winning Fantasy Football: Draft good players from good teams

• Instagram: Top 30 QB Sentiment Score Risers & Fallers

• Reddit: Zain Dhanani’s break down of why route depth matters and who to target and fade in 2026 because of it

Bo Nix (QB, DEN)

• Analysts project a significant leap in his third season, with some forecasting 4,000 to 4,500 passing yards despite conservative sportsbook lines that suggest a potential regression.

• Bo Nix benefits from Sean Payton's offensive scheme, which emphasizes quick decision-making and a high completion rate on shorter-depth targets... a low sack rate, having taken only 22 sacks across 17 games last season.

• Quote: "I do not expect Bo Nix to be back to 100% at all... he's had ankle issues on that same ankle in the past... he is 25 percent plus more likely to injure that ankle again this year, the first year back." (Source: Check the Mic with Steve Palazzolo & Sam Monson podcast)

• Our take: I didn’t know about the previous ankle injuries referenced in that quote. That gives me a little pause. But I’m willing to look past that and buy in with the addition of Waddle boosting the entire passing attack.

Davante Adams (WR, LAR)

• Fantasy managers are divided on his outlook; while some view his age-33 status and reliance on touchdown efficiency as significant regression risks, others highlight his stable floor and connection with Matthew Stafford as a buying opportunity at his current fifth-round ADP.

• His fantasy value faces downward pressure due to a declining target share relative to his career averages and the risk of yardage regression as he enters his mid-30s... if his yards per game drop toward the 48-52 range and his touchdown rate regresses from last year's outlier, his fantasy floor will significantly diminish.

• Quote: “…they added nothing to that receiver room. They don't have a legit wide receiver three behind Davante and Puka... he was getting targeted at the seventh highest rate in the NFL last year." (Source: BDGE Fantasy Football podcast)

• Our take: Davante seems like an outlier re: age curve. Even if he takes a step back this year, he’ll still be pretty damn good. It’s still just him and Puka, so the Rams don’t appear to be concerned either.

Kyren Williams (RB, LAR)

• Analysts are divided on the impact of Blake Corum, with some projecting a 50-50 committee split that reduces Williams' touch volume, while others argue his role as the primary red-zone and third-down back remains secure.

• His average touches per game dropped from 21.8 in previous years to 17.4 in 2025, making his current RB14 ADP potentially overvalued.

• Quote: "Kyren Williams, who's been running back six, running back nine... he's under contract for like three more years now. What are we doing? Why is Kyren so disrespected?... I think Kyren Williams is undervalued." (Source: Fantasy Footballers Dynasty podcast)

• Our take: Last week, we talked about Blake Corum, and I said “As a long-time Kyren owner, I consider Corum a must-have for insurance.” I still expect Kyren to push for low-RB1 numbers this year as the 1A and want both backs everywhere. The top RB in this offense is just too valuable.

Derrick Henry (RB, BAL)

• Despite entering his age-33 season, Henry continues to defy historical age-curve models, maintaining elite efficiency with a 5.2 yards-per-carry average and 16 touchdowns in 2025 while showing no significant physical regression.

• Dynasty managers are advised to HOLD Henry as a premier win-now asset, as his immediate championship-winning potential outweighs the marginal value of mid-round rookie draft picks.

• Quote: "Derrick Henry's is absolutely hollering 'bust' candidate. The Ravens' No. 1 RB is 32, doesn't catch passes and relies on outlier-level volume and efficiency to be a fantasy stud... even King Henry will hit the age cliff eventually, and it could be ugly when he does." (Source: FantasyPros article)

• Our take: I see all the red flags, and I don’t care. Similar to Davante, I’m fine with riding these guys off into the sunset. If I’m wrong and Father Time finally catches up to them, I’m okay with that. I’d rather be all-in and wrong than be out on them and miss the boat.

Dalton Kincaid (TE, BUF)

• Kincaid consistently ranks among the league's most efficient tight ends in advanced metrics, including yards per route run and EPA per target, though these figures are derived from a limited sample size due to recurring knee and ankle injuries.

• Despite entering his age-27 season without a top-12 fantasy finish, he is widely viewed as a buy-low candidate in dynasty and best-ball formats due to his draft pedigree, elite efficiency, and potential for increased usage in a high-powered offense.

• Quote: "Kincaid concluded as the TE19 in 2025... He also did not dominate high-value looks near the goal line. Kincaid saw just 11 red-zone targets last season, tied for 26th among qualifying tight ends. Meanwhile, teammate Dawson Knox led the Buffalo tight end room with 17... it is fair to question whether Kincaid will get enough big-time opportunities to make a major fantasy leap." (Source: Pro Football Focus article)

• Our take: All I hear about Kincaid is “If only he had more snaps… If only he didn’t get hurt…” etc. I feel the opposite about him as I do Henry/Davante. I’m fading him and if I’m wrong, so be it. I’m tired of the “if onlys.”

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