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Can Brock Bowers Reclaim the TE1 Spot? | 2026 Fantasy Outlook
Here we are again. Two years ago, in this very fantasy outlook series for the 2024 season, I wrote an article outlining that Brock Bowers was a value in fantasy football drafts and could even finish as the TE1 overall. Bowers went on to make me look very, very smart. Things did not go as well in Year 2. But, even after a disappointing second season, I am right back on the hype train. Now, his ADP is TE1, so this isn’t much of a hot take, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t still a value in fantasy drafts. Is Brock Bowers the TE1 in Fantasy Football? What Happened Last Season? I am not going to spend a ton of time on 2024. Bowers was amazing and finished as the TE1 overall. It was the most dominant season by a rookie tight end ever, and we should have seen it
2026 Dynasty Rookie Class: Heroes, Villains, and the League-Wide Value War
Every rookie class gets judged like it’s a finished product before it even enters the league. The 2026 NFL Draft class has already been labeled in dynasty rookie rankings circles with a familiar insult: “It’s fine at the top… and then it falls off a cliff.” “The more I look at these players for the rookie draft and the teams they are on, the more pissed I am that this is the year I have draft picks.” That’s the villain narrative. But dynasty fantasy football is never actually about what a class is today. It’s about what it becomes after the league reshuffles it—after depth charts break, after injuries happen, after opportunity opens, and after the 2027 offseason forces everyone to re-price what they thought they knew. So instead of treating this class like a simple rankings board, think of it like a superhero vs. villain universe: The Top Picks
A Fantasy Football Timeout? Honestly?
Confession time: I took a break from fantasy football. Not a “I’m still lurking on Twitter and pretending I’m unplugged” kind of break. Not a “I’m not watching film, but I accidentally watched six rookie highlight videos” kind of break. A real one. No rankings. No mock drafts. Not even rookie debates. And no “this third-string running back is getting first-team reps in shorts” overreactions. Nothing. And honestly? It was glorious. As many of you know, I’m in 15 dynasty leagues. Fifteen. Which means fantasy football isn’t just a hobby around this time of year—it becomes a full-time part of your brain. The fantasy season ends, and suddenly you’re already sprinting toward the next one. Who are the incoming rookies? What players am I drafting? Which guys am I fading? Who am I okay being wrong on? How do I move my draft board around so I can get to