Fumbleweed

This is something I like to post on site in early January and then update it every few weeks for a couple of months. The first edition assumes minimal team changes for the following players (which isn't realistic) and does not include potential rookies. This is just a glimpse of what a redraft (non-PPR) might look like for 2026 based upon what is known today. It is meant to generate some discussion, so feel free to disagree and/or offer up alternative choices. QBs are also valued a little higher by me based on some of the scoring systems I play being QB-friendly. Round One: 1. Bijan Robinson 2. Puka Nacua 3. Jahmyr Gibbs 4. Ja'Marr Chase 5. Jonathan Taylor 6. Jaxon Smith-Njigba 7. De'Von Achane 8. Christian McCaffrey 9. James Cook 10. Amon-Ra St. Brown 11. Derrick Henry 12. Trey McBride  Round Two: 13. Saquon Barkley 14. CeeDee Lamb 15. Kyren Williams 16. Ashton Jeanty 17. Josh Jacobs 18. Nico Collins 19. Travis Etienne 20. R.J. Harvey 21. Omarion Hampton 22. Josh Allen 23. Chase Brown 24. Malik Nabers Round Three: 25. TreVeyon Henderson 26. George Pickens 27. Justin Jefferson 28. Chris Olave 29. Brock Bowers 30. Breece Hall 31. Zach Charbonnet 32. Rashee Rice 33. Dak Prescott 34. D'Andre Swift 35. Jameson Williams 36. Tee Higgins Round Four: 37. Lamar Jackson 38. Javonte Williams 39. Drake Maye 40. Zay Flowers 41. Drake London 42. Tetairoa McMillan 43. Trevor Lawrence 44. A.J. Brown 45. Davante Adams 46. Bucky Irving 47. George Kittle 48. Matthew Stafford Thoughts?? Any terrible omissions or rankings?

Sat at a dinner table with him once with about 8 other people also at the table. He spoke afterwards. Speech was good. He wasn’t overly warm/friendly at the table, though.

Pretty sure that Chargers Super Bowl loss was at the hands of Steve Young at QB, not Joe Montana

And the owners want an 18-game season…

People that live under the same roof have to have some core values. In this case, I believe that one of ours as a country would be that we do not celebrate the murder of innocent people. When Bin laden was killed, there was celebration, but he was not innocent. He was responsible for the deaths of thousands of Americans. Charlie Kirk never killed anyone or even came close. Celebrating the death of someone we disagree with, but is otherwise innocent really means you're too far gone and should no longer be in a position of influence over other people.

I would take Nix over Dak this week