A 24-Pick PPR Mock for the 2026 Draft Board

In this piece

Bijan RobinsonRB · ATLADP 1.02Jahmyr GibbsRB · DETADP 1.02Puka NacuaWR · LAADP 1.03Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR · SEAADP 1.05Christian McCaffreyRB · SFADP 1.06Amon-Ra St. BrownWR · DETADP 1.07Jonathan TaylorRB · INDADP 1.07Drake LondonWR · ATLADP 1.10

This is one plausible board for a 12-team PPR draft, not a prediction of how every room will behave. ADP, the average pick where a player is drafted, provides the framework; last season’s scoring helps settle close calls.

Round 1: Production drives the opening

• 1.01 Bijan Robinson — ADP 1.02 and 21.8 PPR points per game last season. Alternative: Jahmyr Gibbs (1.02).
• 1.02 Jahmyr Gibbs — 21.6 points per game across 17 games. Alternative: Puka Nacua (1.03).
• 1.03 Puka Nacua — Last season’s WR1 at 23.4 points per game. Alternative: Ja’Marr Chase (1.04).
• 1.04 Ja’Marr Chase — 19.6 points per game over 16 games. Alternative: Christian McCaffrey (1.05).
• 1.05 Christian McCaffrey — Last season’s RB1 at 24.5 points per game. Alternative: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (1.06).
• 1.06 Jaxon Smith-Njigba — Last season’s WR2 at 21.2 points per game. Alternative: Amon-Ra St. Brown (1.07).
• 1.07 Amon-Ra St. Brown — 19.1 points per game across 17 games. Alternative: Jonathan Taylor (1.08).
• 1.08 Jonathan Taylor — 21.3 points per game across 17 games. Alternative: De’Von Achane (1.09).
• 1.09 De’Von Achane — 20.2 points per game over 16 games. Alternative: Rashee Rice (1.11).
• 1.10 Rashee Rice — 18.8 points per game, though that came over 8 games. Alternative: Drake London (1.11).
• 1.11 Drake London — 16.8 points per game; he topped 20 points in 33% of games. Alternative: CeeDee Lamb (1.11).
• 1.12 Chase Brown — His 1.12 ADP accompanies 16.6 points per game last season. Alternative: CeeDee Lamb (1.11).

Round 2: Market price meets last season

Value means comparing a player’s 2026 draft price against his 2025 production, not claiming he was available later last year.

• 2.01 Justin Jefferson — His 2.01 ADP is 14 picks earlier than last season’s production supports. Alternative: CeeDee Lamb (1.11).
• 2.02 CeeDee Lamb — A small slide after 15.5 points per game. Alternative: Ashton Jeanty (2.02).
• 2.03 Ashton Jeanty — 14.4 points per game across 17 games supports the price. Alternative: James Cook III (2.03).
• 2.04 James Cook III — Last season’s RB6 at 17.8 points per game. Alternative: Derrick Henry (2.04).
• 2.05 Derrick Henry — 16.4 points per game across 17 games. Alternative: A.J. Brown (2.05).
• 2.06 A.J. Brown — 14.7 points per game, with 27% of games above 20 and 27% below eight. Alternative: Saquon Barkley (2.07).
• 2.07 Saquon Barkley — 14.5 points per game over 16 games. Alternative: Chris Olave (2.08).
• 2.08 Chris Olave — Last season’s WR7 at 16.7 points per game. Alternative: Omarion Hampton (2.08).
• 2.09 George Pickens — Last season’s WR6 at 17.2 points per game. Alternative: Omarion Hampton (2.08).
• 2.10 Omarion Hampton — 15.1 points per game, but over only 9 games. Alternative: Nico Collins (2.11).
• 2.11 Nico Collins — 15.1 points per game over 15 games. Alternative: Josh Jacobs (3.01).
• 2.12 Josh Jacobs — A one-pick reach from ADP 3.01 after 15.8 points per game. Alternative: Josh Allen (3.02).

The positions left waiting

No quarterback or tight end enters this version. Josh Allen’s ADP is 3.02 after leading quarterbacks at 22.8 points per game, while Trey McBride’s ADP is 3.11 after leading tight ends at 18.6. Rookie Jeremiyah Love sits at 3.01, but he has no NFL sample, so that price is entirely projection.

How to use this: Build your own version in the Draft Kit, check role evidence in the Usage Report, and use the Anytime TD Board for another view of scoring prices. Let ADP organize the choices, then break ties with production and sample size.