2026 Fantasy Football Cheat Sheets — every format, free.
Consensus rankings from 80+ experts, tuned to the way your league actually scores: half-PPR, full PPR, standard, superflex, and dynasty/keeper. Pick your format below — every sheet has the overall board, all four positions, sleepers and busts, and the rookies.
Choose your format
Half-PPR
The 2026 default. Gibbs goes 1.01, and the board stays balanced between workhorse backs and target-dense receivers. If your league gives half a point per catch, start here.
Full PPR
A point per catch flips the top: Ja’Marr Chase is the 1.01, pass-catching backs like McCaffrey and Chase Brown rise, and TD merchants like Derrick Henry fall out of the top 12.
Standard
Old-school scoring: Bijan Robinson tops the board, 10 of the top 15 are running backs, Henry is a top-10 pick again — and tight ends crater. Only Bowers and McBride survive the top 100.
Superflex / 6-pt TD
Quarterbacks eat the board: 12 QBs in the top 20, Josh Allen is the 1.01, and Burrow, Goff and Stafford rocket up on 6-point passing TDs while rush-first QBs slide.
Dynasty & Keeper
Age is a stat here: the 1.01 is a four-man debate (Gibbs, Bijan, Chase, JSN), the 2026 rookie class is ranked for the long haul, and we flag the keeper arguments — McCaffrey, Kelce, Henry — both ways.
Check your app
Sleeper and Yahoo default to half-PPR. ESPN defaults to full PPR. If your league started before 2015 and never changed settings, you’re probably standard. Superflex leagues let you start a second QB — and 6-point passing TDs usually come with them.
Inside every sheet
Fantasy football cheat sheet FAQ
What is a fantasy football cheat sheet?
A fantasy football cheat sheet is a ranked list of players you bring to your draft, ordered by projected value in your league’s scoring format. PropsBot’s free 2026 cheat sheets aggregate consensus rankings from more than 80 experts into one board per format, so you can see at a glance who to take next.
What’s the difference between half-PPR, full PPR, and standard scoring?
Standard scoring awards no points for receptions. Full PPR awards 1 point per catch; half-PPR awards 0.5. The more a format rewards receptions, the higher pass-catching running backs and high-volume wide receivers climb the board — a player can be a top-10 pick in one format and barely top-20 in another.
Which cheat sheet format should I use for my league?
Check your league’s scoring settings in your app first. Sleeper and ESPN default to full PPR, Yahoo defaults to half-PPR, and many home leagues still use standard. If your league lets you start a second quarterback, use the superflex sheet. Dynasty and keeper leagues should use the dynasty/keeper sheet, which weighs long-term value.
How often are these cheat sheets updated?
The boards are re-aggregated daily through the 2026 draft season (August 1 to September 3), so the rankings move with training-camp news, injuries, and preseason usage. The last-updated date is shown at the top of every sheet.
How are the consensus rankings calculated?
PropsBot aggregates expert consensus rankings from more than 80 experts and cross-checks them against major sources including Rotoworld, Sports Illustrated, PFF, FTN, CBS, and QB List. Aggregation smooths out any single expert’s outliers — the result is closer to the market’s true median opinion than any individual ranking.
Should I draft by overall rankings or by tiers?
Use tiers. Players inside the same tier are close enough in projected value that you can draft for roster need; the time to reach is when a tier is about to run out at a position. Every PropsBot sheet groups the board into tiers for exactly this reason.
What’s different in a superflex cheat sheet?
In superflex leagues a quarterback can start in the flex spot, so QBs score far more than any other position and dominate the early rounds. The superflex sheet re-ranks the board with quarterbacks inflated to their true superflex value instead of their one-QB-league value.
Can I print these cheat sheets or use them on my phone during my draft?
Yes. Every format sheet is free and mobile-friendly, so you can run your draft from your phone. Print-optimized one-pagers for each format roll out through August ahead of peak draft weekends.
What’s the difference between a dynasty/keeper cheat sheet and a redraft one?
Redraft rankings value only 2026 production. Dynasty and keeper sheets also weigh age, contract, and multi-year trajectory — a 22-year-old with a rising role outranks an aging veteran with similar 2026 projections.
Are these fantasy football cheat sheets really free?
Yes. Every format — half-PPR, full PPR, standard, superflex, and dynasty/keeper — is free to view with no signup. PropsBot makes its money on AI player-prop research tools, not on fantasy draft content.
