Good morning, friends and enemies. I have finally flushed out my very, very initial, thorough

rankings for the 2026 fantasy football season. And thus, now I know where I stand. Am I higher

on this guy? Am I lower on this guy? That's what we're going through today. All right. I've got

eight guys that I am, I guess, obnoxiously high on relative to what the current market price is for them.

All right?

I'll show you where I have them in my rankings. I'll show you the difference in ADP. Give you a little reason as to why. Maybe change your mind a little bit. And we'll go from there. So let's jump into the rankings. And the very first guy we're going to start off with is a dude that I've, I don't know that I've necessarily attached myself to being a hater of them.

I just, I don't think he can get it done.

I've been saying this for a while now, but that's real football. I don't care about that. We're here to talk about fantasy football. And Justin Herbert is my quarterback four right now. Currently going off the board as the QB10 per ADP, which means I am six spots higher than the rest of the market.

The most important thing to note when it comes to Herbert is simply his offensive line

health with Roshan Slater and Joe Alt being back.

They went out and grabbed Tyler Beaudish off of Free Agency from Washington.

They drafted Jake Slaughter in the second round to shore up the offensive line. So

it's going to be night and day. Going into the year, they're a top 10 offensive line rank for me.

As you can see here, and the other really, really big important part of Justin Herbert's game here

is that Mike McDaniel is coming over from Miami as the offensive coordinator in L.A.

now. The part of Herbert's game that we really saw unlocked last year was his rushing. And I think it's like a very untapped part of what we can see fantasy wise from him. Like we've already seen the 5,000 yard passing season. If he gets those attempts, he'll be able to throw for a lot of yards. But I do think the rushing capability that we saw last year is something that we'll probably

see stick around for a while.

He ran for 498 yards, which was second most in the NFL, and he still had the ninth most

past attempts last year, which is increasingly impressive considering he missed a game.

So when I look at Mike McDaniel coming in as the offensive coordinator, as opposed to Greg

Roman, Miami, top five in play action rate, number one in pre-stamp

motion. These are things that are cheat codes for offenses in terms of efficiency. These are things

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