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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #10 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Justin Jefferson is my WR7 and the No. 10 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• Elite target earner. Justin Jefferson is still one of the best wide receivers in football. His ability to consistently command double-digit targets gives him one of the safest floors at the position.

• Kyler Murray could unlock a new ceiling. I might be crazy for believing in Kyler, but I think a fresh start could be exactly what he needed. A quarterback with elite arm talent and playmaking ability creates more opportunities for explosive plays, and Jefferson has the skill set to take advantage.

• After last season’s struggles, expect adjustments. Minnesota knows they didn’t maximize their best player consistently enough. I expect the offense to implement new ways to get Jefferson the ball—more designed touches, more opportunities in space, and a bigger emphasis on making him the centerpiece of the offense.

• The ultimate game-breaker. Jefferson can win at every level of the field. Short routes, intermediate concepts, contested catches, or deep shots—there are very few receivers who can impact a game the way he can.

• PPR machine. Jefferson doesn’t rely solely on touchdowns or explosive plays. His elite route running and target share allow him to pile up receptions and yards every single week.

• Game-script proof. If Minnesota is playing with a lead, Jefferson can dominate through efficient passing. If they’re trailing, the volume should be massive as the Vikings look to get their best player involved.

• Still has overall WR1 upside. The biggest mistake fantasy managers can make is assuming last year’s struggles changed who Justin Jefferson is. Elite players bounce back, and Jefferson has already proven he belongs among the very best.

In full PPR, you’re drafting talent, opportunity, and a receiver who can completely take over games. With a new quarterback, offensive adjustments, and a renewed focus on getting Jefferson the football, the path to a monster fantasy season is still there.

When I’m on the clock at 1.10, Justin Jefferson is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.10? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #9 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Amon-Ra St. Brown is my WR6 and the No. 9 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

Let me start by saying… I understand why some people have concerns. The target competition in Detroit is real, but Amon-Ra has proven year after year that volume follows elite players.

• The king of consistency. Amon-Ra St. Brown has become one of the safest wide receivers in fantasy football. His elite route running, toughness, and ability to consistently get open make him one of the highest-floor players in PPR formats.

• Elite reception upside. ARSB’s game is built for full PPR. He thrives on high-volume targets, chain-moving receptions, and consistently being Jared Goff’s go-to option in critical situations.

• Sam LaPorta’s usage does create some concern. Before injuries slowed him down, LaPorta showed he can command a significant target share in this offense. If he returns to that level, it could slightly limit ARSB’s ceiling. However, Amon-Ra has already shown he can produce as an elite fantasy option alongside other talented weapons.

• Ben Johnson’s departure didn’t impact ARSB’s production. A lot of people worried that losing Detroit’s offensive coordinator would hurt St. Brown’s fantasy value, but his production has always been driven by elite talent and a consistent role. Expect the same high-volume usage regardless of who is calling plays.

• Game-script proof. Detroit’s offense is built around scoring points. If the Lions are ahead, ARSB moves the chains and controls possessions. If they’re behind, the targets will continue to come.

• Elite floor with WR1 upside. There aren’t many receivers who can give you 8-10 catches on a weekly basis while still having the ability to break off explosive plays. ARSB is one of the safest bets in fantasy football.

In full PPR, you’re drafting opportunity and consistency. Amon-Ra St. Brown has proven he belongs among the elite receivers in football, and even with questions around target competition, his role remains too valuable to ignore.

When I’m on the clock at 1.09, Amon-Ra St. Brown is a player I’m happily taking.

Who’s your 1.09? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #8 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Christian McCaffrey is my RB4 and the No. 8 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

Let me start by saying… I know the age concerns are real. CMC is no longer the young superstar we drafted years ago, but at some point we have to stop ignoring the fact that he has been one of the most consistent fantasy players of this generation.

• Elite fantasy consistency. When healthy, Christian McCaffrey is still the ultimate cheat code. He doesn’t just give you RB production—he gives you WR production from the running back position, creating one of the highest floors in fantasy football.

• The reception upside is unmatched. CMC has multiple seasons with 80+ receptions and has consistently been one of the league’s most dangerous receiving backs. In full PPR, every catch is essentially a guaranteed boost to his weekly floor.

• Age is the only concern. This is the first time I’m willing to admit there are slight doubts. Running backs don’t age gracefully, and the workload CMC has carried throughout his career is significant. But until he shows signs of slowing down, I’m still betting on elite talent.

• A true three-down workload. There are very few backs who can realistically see 20+ carries while also being a major part of the passing game. CMC’s ability to stay on the field in every situation separates him from almost every other running back.

• Touchdown upside remains elite. San Francisco’s offense consistently creates scoring opportunities, and CMC has proven he can turn those chances into fantasy-winning performances.

• Game-script proof. If the 49ers are winning, CMC dominates on the ground. If they’re trailing, he becomes a massive part of the passing attack. There is no scenario where he isn’t heavily involved.

In full PPR, you’re looking for elite volume and elite usage. Christian McCaffrey has consistently delivered both. The age concerns are the only thing keeping him from being higher, but the ceiling is still league-winning if he stays healthy.

When I’m on the clock at 1.08, Christian McCaffrey is still a player I’m willing to bet on.

Who’s your 1.08? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #7 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Jonathan Taylor is my RB3 and the No. 7 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• Elite workhorse profile. Jonathan Taylor remains one of the most talented pure runners in football. When given volume, he has proven he can completely take over fantasy matchups.

• Don’t forget his historic start last season. Taylor opened the year looking like the league’s most dominant running back, putting up elite rushing numbers and reminding everyone why he was once viewed as a first-round fantasy lock. The talent and explosive ability are still there.

• Daniel Jones could create more receiving opportunities. With Daniel Jones under center, his limited mobility could lead to more check-down opportunities for Taylor. Instead of extending plays with his legs, Jones may be forced to rely more on short throws to his running backs, giving Taylor an added boost in full PPR formats.

• Michael Pittman is gone. Pittman accounted for 7 touchdowns last season, and his departure opens up valuable red-zone opportunities. Those targets and scoring chances have to go somewhere, and Jonathan Taylor has a legitimate path to seeing more goal-line work alongside Tyler Warren.

• Elite touchdown upside. Taylor has the size, speed, and role to be a 15+ touchdown threat every season. More red-zone opportunities could put him right back into the elite fantasy conversation.

• Game-script proof. If Indianapolis is playing with a lead, Taylor can dominate with 20+ carries. If they’re trailing, his receiving involvement gives him a safer floor than most traditional running backs.

• League-winning upside. There are very few players capable of combining elite rushing efficiency, massive workload, and touchdown upside. Jonathan Taylor is one of them.

In full PPR, you’re looking for players who combine talent with opportunity. Taylor has both. With a healthy season, increased receiving upside, and more scoring opportunities available, he has a realistic path to finishing as an overall RB1.

When I’m on the clock at 1.07, Jonathan Taylor is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.07? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #6 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is my WR4 and the No. 6 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• Target monster. JSN has officially become the focal point of Seattle’s passing attack. His elite route running, separation ability, and reliability make him one of the safest bets for 150+ targets.

• Kenneth Walker is gone. The departure of Kenneth Walker opens up a massive opportunity for JSN. With fewer established weapons competing for touches, more of Seattle’s offense should flow through the passing game and directly into JSN’s hands.

• The targets are on Seattle’s back. Seattle could be forced into more shootouts and negative game scripts this season. If the defense takes a step back or the offense finds itself playing from behind more often, JSN could see an enormous increase in passing volume. More dropbacks = more opportunities for elite target earners.

• Elite PPR profile. JSN wins with volume. Receptions are king in full PPR formats, and few receivers are better equipped to rack up consistent catches week after week.

• The breakout is real. We’ve already seen the talent flash, but now the opportunity matches the skill set. JSN has the ability to win at all three levels of the field and has the ceiling to join the elite tier of fantasy wide receivers.

• Yards after the catch upside. JSN is more than just a possession receiver. His quickness, vision, and ability to make defenders miss allow him to turn short completions into explosive plays.

• Game-script proof. If Seattle is playing from behind, JSN should see a massive target share. If they’re ahead, he remains the chain mover and the engine of the passing attack.

In full PPR, you’re drafting opportunity. JSN has the talent, target upside, and offensive role to compete with the best receivers in fantasy football. With Kenneth Walker gone and the possibility of Seattle throwing more often, the path to a true WR1 season is wide open.

When I’m on the clock at 1.06, Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.06? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #5 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

CeeDee Lamb is my WR3 and the No. 5 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• Target magnet. There are very few receivers in the NFL who command volume like CeeDee. He’s the unquestioned alpha in Dallas and has legitimate 170+ target upside.

• Don’t let last year’s injuries fool you. People seem to have forgotten just how dominant CeeDee was when healthy. Before being sidelined due to injuries, he was still among the Top 5 wide receivers in PPR points per game. The talent never disappeared—the circumstances changed.

• Contract-year motivation. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Cowboys prioritize feeding CeeDee near the goal line over George Pickens, knowing a monster season from Pickens could make his next contract even more expensive. More red-zone opportunities could give Lamb the touchdown spike fantasy managers have been waiting for.

• PPR machine. Lamb consistently racks up receptions and first downs, making him one of the most reliable weekly starters in fantasy football. His volume alone gives him WR1 value.

• Elite after the catch. Few receivers are as dangerous once the ball is in their hands. He routinely turns short completions into explosive gains, adding another layer to his fantasy ceiling.

• Game-script proof. If Dallas is leading, he’ll move the chains and keep drives alive. If they’re trailing, expect double-digit targets as the offense funnels through its best playmaker.

• One of the safest first-round selections. Elite volume, elite talent, and proven production. CeeDee has already shown he can finish as the overall WR1, and there’s no reason he can’t do it again.

In full PPR, opportunity is everything. CeeDee Lamb continues to be one of the most heavily targeted players in football, and if he stays healthy for a full season, he has every opportunity to finish among the elite once again.

When I’m on the clock at 1.05, CeeDee Lamb is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.05? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #4 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Puka Nacua is my WR2 and the No. 4 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• Elite target earner. Very few receivers command targets the way Puka does. He’s consistently one of the first reads in the Rams’ offense and has legitimate 170+ target upside.

• Matthew Stafford trusts him completely. Whether it’s 3rd-and-short or the final drive of the game, Stafford looks Puka’s way. That chemistry gives him one of the safest weekly floors in fantasy football.

• PPR gold. Puka doesn’t need two long touchdowns to finish as a WR1. He wins through elite reception volume, making him one of the most consistent players in full PPR formats.

• Yards after the catch. Puka turns routine completions into explosive gains with his physicality, vision, and ability to break tackles. Every catch has the potential to become a chunk play.

• Game-script proof. If the Rams are leading, he’ll move the chains and keep drives alive. If they’re trailing, his target volume only increases. Either way, you’re getting elite opportunity.

• The only knock? Touchdowns. Compared to Ja’Marr Chase, Puka doesn’t offer quite the same touchdown ceiling. But he makes up for it with elite reception totals and one of the highest weekly target shares in football.

• One of the safest first-round picks. Puka’s combination of talent, reliable quarterback play, and guaranteed volume gives him an incredibly high floor while still offering overall WR1 upside if the touchdowns swing in his favor.

In full PPR, receptions are king. Puka may not score quite as often as Ja’Marr Chase, but his ability to pile up catches and yards every single week makes him one of the safest and most valuable assets in fantasy football.

When I’m on the clock at 1.04, Puka Nacua is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.04? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #3 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Ja’Marr Chase is my WR1 and the No. 3 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• The highest weekly ceiling at the WR position. Chase can single-handedly win your matchup with multiple-touchdown performances and 150+ receiving yards on any given Sunday.

• Elite target volume. He’s the unquestioned focal point of Cincinnati’s passing attack and one of the few receivers capable of pushing for 170+ targets over a full season.

• Joe Burrow’s favorite weapon. The chemistry between Burrow and Chase is unmatched. When the Bengals need a play, the ball finds No. 1. Chase averages over 22 points per game in the last twenty five games with Joe burrow as the starting QB.

• Touchdown production separates him from the rest. While Puka Nacua is an elite receiver, Chase consistently offers significantly more touchdown upside. That difference matters in fantasy, where touchdowns can swing matchups and decide championships.

• PPR machine. Chase doesn’t need to score to deliver elite fantasy production, but when you combine his reception volume with his touchdown potential, his weekly ceiling becomes unmatched.

• Explosive after the catch. Few receivers create yards after the catch like Chase. A routine slant can turn into a 70-yard touchdown at any moment.

• Game-script proof. If Cincinnati is ahead, Chase is making explosive plays off play-action. If they’re trailing, he’ll see double-digit targets. Either way, he’s producing.

In full PPR, you’re drafting elite volume, week-winning upside, and proven touchdown production. Ja’Marr Chase checks every box. While other first-round receivers can match his target share, very few can match his ability to consistently find the end zone.

When I’m on the clock at 1.03, Ja’Marr Chase is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.03? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks,

The #2 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Bijan Robinson is my RB2 and the No. 2 overall player in PPR fantasy football for 2026.

Here’s why 🧵👇

• True three-down workhorse. Bijan has already proven he can handle an elite workload while remaining one of the most efficient backs in football.

• Tyler Allgeier is gone. One of the biggest obstacles to Bijan reaching his true fantasy ceiling has been removed. With Allgeier no longer taking meaningful early-down and goal-line work, Bijan is in line for an even larger share of the backfield touches.

• Tua Tagovailoa is now under center. Throughout his career, Tua has consistently relied on his running backs as receiving outlets, whether it’s checkdowns, screens, or designed swing passes. That’s a huge boost for Bijan’s PPR outlook and raises both his weekly floor and season-long ceiling.

• Elite receiving ability. Atlanta doesn’t just throw him dump-offs—they actively design touches to get him in space, making him one of the most dangerous receiving backs in football.

• One of the league’s most elusive runners. Bijan creates explosive plays on his own, forcing missed tackles , YAC and turning routine carries into chunk gains.

• Massive touchdown upside. As the centerpiece of Atlanta’s offense, Bijan should dominate goal-line opportunities and has legitimate 15-20 touchdown potential.

• Game-script proof. If Atlanta is ahead, he’ll rack up carries. If they’re behind, he’ll be heavily involved as a check down and slot like receiver. Few running backs offer that kind of week-to-week stability.

In full PPR, you’re drafting talent, opportunity, and receiving volume. Bijan has all three. With Allgeier out of the picture and Tua’s tendency to feed his running backs through the air, everything is lined up for Bijan to challenge for the overall RB1 while providing one of the safest floors in fantasy.

When I’m on the clock at 1.02, Bijan Robinson is the easiest pick on the board.

Who’s your 1.02? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

Folks ,

The #1 PPR Fantasy Football player is…

Jahmyr Gibbs is my **RB1 and the No. 1 overall player in PPR fantasy football** for 2026.

Here's why 🧵👇

• Elite receiving upside. He's essentially a slot WR playing RB, giving you one of the highest weekly floors around the league. With the departure of David Montgomery , Gibbs should only receive an even larger percentage of the offenses targets.

• Home-run speed. Every touch has the potential to be a 60-yard TD.

• Plays in one of the NFL's best offenses. More red-zone trips = more touchdown opportunities. Detroit ranked top five in Red zone scoring attempts

• Efficient with limited touches. Gibbs has already proven he doesn't need 25 carries to finish as an RB1. His explosiveness does the work.

• Detroit manufactures touches. Screens, wheel routes, angle routes, outside runs—you don't have to worry about him disappearing from the game plan.

• Positive game script? 100+ yards rushing and 50+ receiving on 4+ receptions.
• Negative game script? He catches a few screen passes and rushes for 30 yards.

There aren't many backs who are game-script proof.

In full PPR, receptions are king. Gibbs gives you elite rushing production AND WR-like receiving volume.

When I'm on the clock at 1.01, I'm taking Jahmyr Gibbs.

Who's your 1.01? 👀

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

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[Marty Gwan @MartyGwan]

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