NFL Draft Kit

Cheat sheet, tiers, and notes. Updated as preseason data lands.

Draft prep workflow

Start with tiers to understand where value drops, use rankings to compare position groups, and use league import or auction values when your room has custom scoring or budget constraints. This page stays useful even before live tiers drop because it explains the draft model and links to the supporting tools.

Weekly rankings Auction values Import league

NFL draft tier shape

Elite

6.0

Starter

4.0

Bench

3.0

Example draft-board tier shape showing how scarcity and projected value compress as drafts move from elite players to bench options.

#	Tier	Player	Pos	Team	Notes
1	T1	Christian McCaffrey	RB	SF	Workhorse RB1 floor + ceiling. Locks in by pick 1.02.
2	T1	Bijan Robinson	RB	ATL	Bell-cow workload, pass-catching upside. RB1 lock.
3	T1	Ja'Marr Chase	WR	CIN	WR1 overall — alpha role, target hog, TD upside.
4	T1	Justin Jefferson	WR	MIN	WR1 ceiling whenever healthy. Worth top-5 pick.
5	T2	CeeDee Lamb	WR	DAL	Volume + air yards. Mid-1st RB run can push him here.
6	T2	Tyreek Hill	WR	MIA	Boom weeks but health-watch. Best ceiling at WR.
7	T2	Saquon Barkley	RB	PHI	Elite scheme fit, goal-line work. RB1 floor.
8	T2	Breece Hall	RB	NYJ	Pass-catching back with TD risk. Strong RB1.
9	T3	Puka Nacua	WR	LAR	Year-2 leap candidate. Target share is ironclad.
10	T3	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR	DET	Volume monster. PPR cheat code.

NFL draft kit FAQ

What is included in the fantasy draft kit?

The draft kit includes tiered rankings, player notes, positional context, and draft-prep links for rankings, auction values, and league import.

How should I use tiers during a draft?

Tiers show where projected value groups flatten out. When a tier is about to end, that position usually deserves more attention.

When should I use rankings instead of the draft kit?

Use the draft kit before and during draft rooms, then use weekly rankings once the season begins and lineups replace draft board strategy.

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