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Don’t Overpay For Kenneth Walker | Chiefs 2026 Fantasy Outlook
Kenneth Walker III. Super Bowl Champion. Reigning Super Bowl MVP. Kansas City Chiefs RB1. The Chiefs have been searching to fill that position with top-end talent since they cut Kareem Hunt in 2018 (before they brought him back). They have tried premium draft picks, like taking Clyde Edwards-Helaire in the first round; they have tried veterans just looking to be employed for the year; and they have ridden the hot hand with undrafted free agents and late-round picks (Isaiah Pacheco and Damien Williams). Now they approached the 2026 offseason differently and paid a veteran running back coming off the best year of his career. The fantasy community has predictably been in a bonanza since. Kenneth Walker is now the RB6 off the board and is a borderline first-round pick on Sleeper. Will he live up to the hype? Maybe. But I won’t be making that bet. The juice is not
Jordyn Tyson Is Worth The Risk | Saints 2026 Fantasy Outlook
The Saints had a promising 2025 with first-year HC Kellen Moore. They produced the WR6 and TE8 in fantasy football last year, and rookie QB Tyler Shough was the QB9 once we assumed the starting job in Week 9. For a team that finished 6-11, these are promising signs from an offense that, realistically, should only get better. The front office set out to make sure that would be the case. After the Saints’ run game ranked 28th in total rushing yards and 31st in rushing TDs, they signed former Jaguars RB Travis Etienne (a Louisiana native) to a 4-year contract. They also had a glaring hole opposite WR1 Chris Olave. During the season, they traded Rashid Shaheed to the eventual Super Bowl champion Seahawks. Devaughn Vele, acquired prior to the 2025 season from Denver, saw 34 targets from Weeks 8-15 before suffering a season-ending injury. Those 34 targets yielded
Chig Okonkwo Breakout Incoming | Commanders 2026 Fantasy Outlook
From time immemorial, young tight ends have been dismissed along the fantasy landscape. But now, that mindset has all but disappeared. Rookie tight ends have dominated the positional attention span in the past several years. From Kyle Pitts’ 1000-yard season to Sam LaPorta’s overall excellence to Brock Bowers’ historic domination to Tyler Warren, Colston Loveland, and Harold Fannin all showing they had the goods to be included in the discussion of the elites for the next decade. Last season, Tucker Kraft (before he got hurt) demonstrated that non-rookies can have breakouts, too. All the way back in 2019 P.C. (pre-COVID), Darren Waller had the OG fourth-year breakout, going from a career line of 18/178/2 to a season line of 90/1145/3. Could there be a similar breakout brewing in our nation’s capital of Landover, Maryland? Let me reintroduce you to Chig Okonkwo! Chig Okonkwo Might Finally Break Out in Fantasy Football