Really think D’Andre Swift is a 2026 fantasy league winner this year & supremely undervalued in drafts.
Swift finished as RB15 (half ppr) in fantasy in Ben Johnson's first year running his offense in Chicago. Natural progression jumps for everyone as we expect Chicago to turn into a dynamic top 5 offense this year. Ben Johnson said he wants to break the scoring record, and truthfully I believe him. Chicago projects to have a below average defense while also playing in a carnival division prone to shootouts vs Detroit and Green Bay, who also have below average defenses. Johnson and Caleb Williams both have spoken very highly of Swift this offseason and how big of a piece he'll be in the offense this year as he enters the final year of his contract running behind @PFF 's #5 ranked offensive line for 2026.
As for Swift's data, in 2025 Swift ranked #9 in YPC, #7 in Explosive Runs (+10yds) with 30, #10 in rushing TDs, #12 in rushing yards. Swift had 5 games scoring over 20 half ppr fantasy points, and 4 more games between 12-14 half ppr fantasy points. He's never finished below RB23 in his career, a virtual lock as an RB2.
I believe given the context, Swift is not only one of the safest RBs you can draft in fantasy outside the premium picks, but truly offers league winning upside in year 2 of Ben Johnson's offense and posting the best numbers of his career in real life and in fantasy as he hits free agency after this season. I'm all in....
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I truly see Jadarian Price as a league winner in 2026 fantasy drafts, especially at cost. This dude knows how to tote the rock. His vision, patience, contact balance, underrated quickness cutting and no nonsense style reminds me a lot of Nick Chubb. Tore his ACL early in his college career which led to him getting buried behind Jeremiyah Love on Notre Dame’s depth chart, but the flashes are clearly there when you throw on his tape that Price has superstar upside. Seattle has raved about his pass catching abilities and the coachspeak from MacDonald & Darnold shows you how highly they think of Price & his potential 3 down workhorse abilities. An underrated plus in Price’s profile is he scored 3 kick return touchdowns, as @evansilva always highlights this is an excellent additional variable when evaluating a players explosiveness & playmaking ability. Charbonnet was never a supremely talented back anyways, and coming off a torn ACL, we should expect a major performance dip for his first few months back. If Price starts the season hot, we’re truly looking at a league winning RB1 workhorse on a Super Bowl champion team with an elite defense.
TRENDING: Seattle #Seahawks first-round pick Jadarian Price college highlights from when he was at Notre Dame.
Which legendary running back does he remind you of…?
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Make sure to grab Chris Bell at the end of all your drafts. We’re talking about a true 1st round talent that only fell in the draft because of injury. Bell was peppered with targets last night in his preseason debut & took some good hits/awkward lands and got right back up just fine. Opportunity will be there for him this year do not let names like Tolbert, Douglas, Washington fool you. Bell is Miami’s WR1 for Hafley & Sullivan’s rebuild.
Miami Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley on rookie WR Chris Bell
“I just love his play style….He plays with a violence to him, at least looking back at his college tape. He's an explosive player with size."
Listening to @TheOGfantasy preseason winners/losers episode and when he uttered the words "sneaky RB target Tyjae Spears" every goosebump on my body appeared. Absolute goat.
In a fantasy world that lacks true sleepers in today’s age with overloads of online information, look no further than Spears for a true RB sleeper that can easily finish as a low end RB2 if things break his way. Spears is a true dynamic playmaker out of the backfield and has always shown potential to be a difference maker. Tony Pollard is dusted & heading into a contract year in Tennessee with a new regime that didn’t draft him. If preseason game 1 snap share/touches are any indication of what’s to come for Spears this year, he’ll easily ice Pollard and earn around 15 touches a game on an offense which will almost regularly be in a negative game script & passing situations which play right into Spears’ hands. Im drafting him on all my teams this year.
In a fantasy world that lacks true sleepers in today’s age with overloads of online information, look no further than Spears for a true RB sleeper that can easily finish as a low end RB2 if things break his way. Spears is a true dynamic playmaker out of the backfield and has always shown potential to be a difference maker. Tony Pollard is dusted & heading into a contract year in Tennessee with a new regime that didn’t draft him. If preseason game 1 snap share/touches are any indication of what’s to come for Spears this year, he’ll easily ice Pollard and earn around 15 touches a game on an offense which will almost regularly be in a negative game script & passing situations which play right into Spears’ hands. Im drafting him on all my teams this year.
Skattebo is probably one of the most defining & most important players of fantasy drafts this year. Anyone who watched him play last year knows he was a top 10 fantasy back already & legit has the potential to be a top 5 RB this year. I want to be all in on him desperately. The potential committee & Najee’s signing could mean absolutely nothing (more towards replacing Tracy) or it could mean absolutely everything (Harbaugh doesnt see Skatt as workhorse/not healthy enough and will be a 3 way committee). Tough one. Skattebo can legitimately finish as RB5 or RB25 this year.
Really think D’Andre Swift is a 2026 fantasy league winner this year & supremely undervalued in drafts.
Swift finished as RB15 (half ppr) in fantasy in Ben Johnson's first year running his offense in Chicago. Natural progression jumps for everyone as we expect Chicago to turn into a dynamic top 5 offense this year. Ben Johnson said he wants to break the scoring record, and truthfully I believe him. Chicago projects to have a below average defense while also playing in a carnival division prone to shootouts vs Detroit and Green Bay, who also have below average defenses. Johnson and Caleb Williams both have spoken very highly of Swift this offseason and how big of a piece he'll be in the offense this year as he enters the final year of his contract running behind @PFF 's #5 ranked offensive line for 2026.
As for Swift's data, in 2025 Swift ranked #9 in YPC, #7 in Explosive Runs (+10yds) with 30, #10 in rushing TDs, #12 in rushing yards. Swift had 5 games scoring over 20 half ppr fantasy points, and 4 more games between 12-14 half ppr fantasy points. He's never finished below RB23 in his career, a virtual lock as an RB2.
I believe given the context, Swift is not only one of the safest RBs you can draft in fantasy outside the premium picks, but truly offers league winning upside in year 2 of Ben Johnson's offense and posting the best numbers of his career in real life and in fantasy as he hits free agency after this season. I'm all in....
Nabers cost at ADP is such an incredible value. Superstar WR talent and seems the worst is behind him. Especially love taking him in round 3 with all the incredible upside WRs in mid-late rounds such as:
Reed
Downs
Concepcion
Stribling
Really think D’Andre Swift is a 2026 fantasy league winner this year & supremely undervalued in drafts.
Swift finished as RB15 (half ppr) in fantasy in Ben Johnson's first year running his offense in Chicago. Natural progression jumps for everyone as we expect Chicago to turn into a dynamic top 5 offense this year. Ben Johnson said he wants to break the scoring record, and truthfully I believe him. Chicago projects to have a below average defense while also playing in a carnival division prone to shootouts vs Detroit and Green Bay, who also have below average defenses. Johnson and Caleb Williams both have spoken very highly of Swift this offseason and how big of a piece he'll be in the offense this year as he enters the final year of his contract running behind @PFF 's #5 ranked offensive line for 2026.
As for Swift's data, in 2025 Swift ranked #9 in YPC, #7 in Explosive Runs (+10yds) with 30, #10 in rushing TDs, #12 in rushing yards. Swift had 5 games scoring over 20 half ppr fantasy points, and 4 more games between 12-14 half ppr fantasy points. He's never finished below RB23 in his career, a virtual lock as an RB2.
I believe given the context, Swift is not only one of the safest RBs you can draft in fantasy outside the premium picks, but truly offers league winning upside in year 2 of Ben Johnson's offense and posting the best numbers of his career in real life and in fantasy as he hits free agency after this season. I'm all in....
@JGav71@Ihartitz My league is 14 man as well & preposterously RB heavy. Im probably taking Bijan he’s too talented & as a Dolphins fan myself, I watched Tua pepper Achane with targets to volume levels unknown to mankind.
🚨 Dolphins rookie WR Chris Bell has been ACTIVATED off the non-football injury list.
Less than nine months after the third-round pick tore his ACL at Louisville, Bell is now set to begin his NFL career.
#PhinsUp