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Fantasy Football Draft Central 2026: Rankings, strategy, sleepers, and more

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Fantasy Football Draft Central: Rankings, strategy, sleepers and more

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TreVeyon Henderson

NE Running Back #32

TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) officially DNP on Sun.
Puka Nacua

LA Wide Receiver #12

McVay expects Puka Nacua (psoas) to play Week 1
Myles Garrett

LA Defensive End #95

Myles Garrett (knee), Aaron Donald practice Sun.
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NFL Commissioner

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PHI Quarterback #1

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Keaton Mitchell

LAC Running Back #34

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The Athletic’s Daniel Popper believes that Chargers RB Keaton Mitchell “is going to do a lot of nice things in the offense.”

Popper makes clear that RB Omarion Hampton will be an offensive centerpiece, but Mitchell should have his own helpful role as well. Mitchell will be involved in the passing game, at times lining up outside and getting involved “vertically” as a receiver. Mitchell will need to maximize his touches if he is going to warrant FLEX treatment as Hampton’s sidekick, and his health remains a question at the moment, as he deals with an undisclosed injury. On the plus side, Popper did not mention the ailment at all, which could be taken as a positive.
Omarion Hampton

LAC Running Back #8

The Athletic’s Daniel Popper said a top-five season for Chargers RB Omarion Hampton is “realistic.”

Popper fielded a question about Hampton’s top-10 chances as a guest on the Locked On Chargers show. The metrics for measuring this feat were left undefined, but rushing yardage or scrimmage yardage are the two most likely baselines. While OC Mike McDaniel has teased a potential hot-hand approach, Popper has remained steadfast in his stance that Hampton is set for bellcow duties thanks in part to speed, physicality and scheme versatility. He warrants RB1 treatment right out of the gate.
Tuli Tuipulotu

LAC Outside Linebacker #45

The Athletic’s Daniel Popper thinks Chargers EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu will play out the final year of his contract this season.

Tuipulotu, 24, led the Chargers with 70 quarterback pressures and 13 sacks last season. He is scheduled to enter free agency next offseason. According to Popper, the team would like to see Tuipulotu “do it again” before paying him like a top pass rusher. Tuipulotu has already proven himself. He totaled 40 quarterback pressures and nine sacks in 2024 and 51quarterback pressures and eight sacks as a 2023 rookie. An in-season extension is possible.
TreVeyon Henderson

NE Running Back #32

Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) did not practice on Sunday.

This outcome is unsurprising, given his absence during the portion of practice open to the media. If Henderson is unable to play on Wednesday night, starting RB Rhamondre Stevenson would take on a sizable workload. Backup RB Corey Kiner and practice squad players RB Lan Larison and RB Hassan Haskins are the Patriots’ remaining backfield members.
Christian Barmore

NE Defensive Tackle #90

Patriots DT Christian Barmore (knee) did not practice on Sunday.

Barmore is a pivotal player in the Patriots’ defensive front. He racked up 20 tackles, 50 quarterback pressures and two sacks last season. If he is unable to face the Seahawks this week, his absence would be consequential.
Emanuel Wilson

SEA Running Back #27

Seahawks RB Emanuel Wilson (hamstring) is practicing in full for Week 1 against the Patriots.

Wilson is the wildcard in the Seahawks’ backfield. If he logs 6-8 touches, he can reduce RB Jadarian Price’s and RB George Holani’s fantasy-scoring outlook. That said, he is third on the depth chart for a reason and can only be viewed as a mildly interesting bench stash in very deep leagues.
Tory Horton

SEA Wide Receiver #15

Seahawks WR Tory Horton (hamstring) was limited on Sunday.

Now we know what has kept Horton sidelined since mid-August. Although the speedy wide receiver has resumed practicing, which is a good sign, he is not guaranteed to suit up. If active, he is likely only relevant in single-game DFS contests.
AJ Barner

SEA Tight End #88

Seahawks TE AJ Barner (oblique) is practicing in full for Week 1 against the Patriots.

The Seahawks’ starting tight end is firmly on track to play in the 2026 season opener on Wednesday night. Barner is reportedly set to handle a bigger role than he did last year, when he finished as the PPR TE14. He can only be viewed as a borderline TE1/2 early on, though.
Nick Emmanwori

SEA Safety

Seahawks S Nick Emmanwori (ankle) was limited on Sunday.

Emmanwori’s participation is somewhat surprising. That said, The News Tribune’s Gregg Bell echoed ESPN’s Brady Henderson in a report issued at the end of practice, writing that Seahawks teammates seem to suggest that Emmanwori is doubtful to play this week. The team is still working through backup options at this time, though coach Mike Macdonald wants CB Devon Witherspoon to contribute as a nickel defender, both in coverage and via blitz packages, if Emmanwori cannot play. Fellow starting safety Ty Okada (hamstring) did not practice on Sunday.
Puka Nacua

LA Wide Receiver #12

Rams coach Sean McVay said the expectation is that WR Puka Nacua (psoas) will play in Week 1 against the 49ers.

McVay’s comments also relate to Nacua’s status with the league office. The 25-year-old wide receiver was at one point thought to be a suspension candidate, but the league has made no such ruling while doling out suspensions and Commissioner Exempt List placements elsewhere in the league. Rams LT Alaric Jackson was also a suspension candidate, but is expected to play in Week 1, per McVay. His presence positively impacts the Rams’ passing game outlook. Assuming he is active, Nacua can be treated as an elite WR1.

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