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2026 Fantasy Football ADP: Average Draft Position (Half-PPR & PPR)

Answer for search: ADP (average draft position) is the average pick where each player is drafted across thousands of real fantasy football drafts. PropsBot’s free 2026 ADP board tracks the top 50 players for half-PPR and PPR drafts — led by Jahmyr Gibbs (1.5), Bijan Robinson (2.1) and Puka Nacua (2.5) — refreshed weekly through September 3 with source attribution.

ADP is the market price of your draft. Below is the 2026 fantasy football ADP board for half-PPR leagues (the Yahoo default), with bye weeks and the biggest movers when you switch to full PPR. Pair it with our free 2026 cheat sheets — ADP tells you the market price, the cheat sheet tells you what the experts think the player is actually worth.

2026 fantasy football ADP: top 50 (half-PPR)

# Player Pos Team Bye ADP
1 Jahmyr Gibbs RB DET 6 1.5
2 Bijan Robinson RB ATL 11 2.1
3 Puka Nacua WR LAR 11 2.5
4 Ja’Marr Chase WR CIN 6 4.0
5 Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR SEA 11 5.1
6 Christian McCaffrey RB SF 8 5.7
7 Jonathan Taylor RB IND 13 6.4
8 Amon-Ra St. Brown WR DET 6 7.8
9 De’Von Achane RB MIA 6 9.2
10 Drake London WR ATL 11 10.4
11 James Cook III RB BUF 7 10.7
12 Derrick Henry RB BAL 13 10.9
13 Rashee Rice WR KC 5 13.2
14 CeeDee Lamb WR DAL 14 13.6
15 Justin Jefferson WR MIN 6 14.3
16 Ashton Jeanty RB LV 13 15.0
17 Chase Brown RB CIN 6 16.8
18 Saquon Barkley RB PHI 10 17.2
19 A.J. Brown WR NE 11 18.8
20 George Pickens WR DAL 14 21.0
21 Omarion Hampton RB LAC 7 21.3
22 Josh Jacobs RB GB 11 21.3
23 Chris Olave WR NO 8 22.7
24 Nico Collins WR HOU 8 23.0
25 Zay Flowers WR BAL 13 25.8
26 Breece Hall RB NYJ 13 25.8
27 Kenneth Walker III RB KC 5 25.8
28 Josh Allen QB BUF 7 25.8
29 Jeremiyah Love RB ARI 14 27.0
30 Garrett Wilson WR NYJ 13 29.9
31 Kyren Williams RB LAR 11 31.3
32 Cam Skattebo RB NYG 8 32.4
33 DeVonta Smith WR PHI 10 32.5
34 Emeka Egbuka WR TB 10 32.7
35 Javonte Williams RB DAL 14 35.4
36 Malik Nabers WR NYG 8 35.7
37 Tetairoa McMillan WR CAR 5 36.2
38 Tee Higgins WR CIN 6 38.1
39 Travis Etienne Jr. RB NO 8 38.7
40 Davante Adams WR LAR 11 39.9
41 Bucky Irving RB TB 10 40.2
42 Jameson Williams WR DET 6 42.3
43 Terry McLaurin WR WAS 7 42.6
44 Trey McBride TE ARI 14 42.8
45 D’Andre Swift RB CHI 10 43.3
46 Rome Odunze WR CHI 10 44.0
47 Brock Bowers TE LV 13 45.8
48 Quinshon Judkins RB CLE 11 46.9
49 Alec Pierce WR IND 13 47.6
50 Ladd McConkey WR LAC 7 48.2

Source: Fantasy Football Calculator live draft data, retrieved August 4, 2026. ADP shifts daily during draft season — this board is refreshed weekly through September 3.

Full PPR vs half-PPR: biggest movers

Switching formats moves real players up and down the board. These are the largest jumps when going from half-PPR to full PPR in 2026 drafts:

Biggest risers in full PPR

Biggest fallers in full PPR

How to use ADP on draft day

ADP is not a ranking — it is the crowd’s price tag. Use it three ways. First, find the tier cliffs: when the gap between one player’s ADP and the next is more than a handful of picks, the market sees a real drop-off, and reaching for the last player of a tier costs less than it feels. Second, spot values: when a player’s expert-consensus rank is well above his ADP, the market is behind the experts — our half-PPR cheat sheet shows the expert side of that ledger. Third, avoid the hype tax: a player whose ADP jumped two rounds in a week on one training-camp highlight is usually a worse bet than the steady board around him.

Know your slot before draft night — run your league through our free draft order generator, then mock from your actual position against this ADP board.

Fantasy football ADP FAQ

What does ADP mean in fantasy football?

ADP stands for average draft position — the average slot where each player is picked across thousands of real fantasy drafts. An ADP of 12.4 means the player is drafted on average 12.4 picks into round 1-2 territory. ADP is the market price of every player on draft day.

What is the difference between ADP and rankings?

Rankings are what experts think a player is worth; ADP is what drafters actually pay. When a player’s expert rank is higher than his ADP, he is a potential value pick. When his ADP runs ahead of expert consensus, you are paying a hype tax.

Where does this ADP data come from?

The table aggregates real draft results from Fantasy Football Calculator’s live mock and real drafts, refreshed daily. PropsBot mirrors the top of the board with source attribution and layers on our own expert-consensus rankings from 80+ experts for comparison.

How often is this ADP page updated?

We refresh the board weekly through the 2026 draft season (August 1 to September 3). ADP moves fast in August as training camp news, injuries, and preseason usage reshape the market.

Should I draft at ADP or ahead of it?

Drafting exactly at ADP means you never beat the market. The edges come from knowing when a tier is about to break: if the last elite running back is on the board and the next tier starts three picks later, reaching half a round is fine. Use ADP to see the cliff, not to set your price ceiling.

Is full-PPR ADP different from half-PPR?

Yes — high-volume pass catchers rise in full PPR because every reception is worth a full point instead of half. The risers/fallers section above shows the biggest board movers between the two formats for 2026.