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PRE-DRAFT2026
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Sportsbooks post pre-draft odds gradually as the season approaches. As the summer progresses, more players and more books will have odds available — check back for the most complete and sharpest rankings closer to draft day.
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  • Set your league size. Adjust teams, roster slots and bench depth in the sidebar — rankings and EDGE recalculate instantly.
  • Pick your scoring format. PPR, Half-PPR, Standard, or Custom. Projections follow your settings.
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Column definitions
  • RK — Position rank by EDGE, which is the order this sheet is sorted in. It is the same position rank the Rankings board shows, so a player is the same WR12 on both.
  • PLAYER / TM — Player name and NFL team.
  • PTS — Projected fantasy points based on your scoring settings. Kickers and team defenses use fixed standard scoring and do not respond to the scoring settings.
  • EDGE — VegasEdge value score, in weekly-point terms: points over replacement, blended with how deep the position is rostered. 0.0 is the last starter at that position in your league — the replacement baseline below. Above 0.0 is what you gain by rostering him instead; below 0.0 means someone off the waiver wire does the same job. Green means elite value at the position; red means replaceable. It is the same number the Rankings board ranks by, so a player's EDGE is the same on both.
  • VOL / FLR — Derived from how wide or narrow the sportsbook milestone markets price a player's range of season outcomes. FLR players have a high floor — generally safer picks with less downside. VOL players are volatile — a higher ceiling is in range, but so is a higher risk of busting. BAL players are balanced. Unmarked players have no published season distribution at your current scoring settings.
Roster & flex assumptions
  • Baselines are dynamic. EDGE replacement baselines are calculated from your roster settings, and the current values are shown in the settings panel — they update automatically whenever roster settings change. The baseline is the rank EDGE 0.0 sits on: at the default 12-team league that is QB12, RB28, WR32 and TE12, and changing teams or starting slots moves both the baseline and the zero with it.
  • FLEX splits 2/3 WR, 1/3 RB. The wide receiver position simply has more depth — most NFL teams support two or more fantasy-relevant pass catchers, while the majority of teams have only one featured backfield option. That depth advantage means more WRs remain available in later rounds to fill flex roles, and the rise of zero-RB drafting has reinforced the trend. This assumption affects the WR and RB replacement baselines: a higher FLEX count raises the WR baseline more than the RB baseline.
  • Kickers and defenses use one starter each. Their baselines are simply your team count, and their projections come from fixed standard scoring rather than your league's scoring settings.
Vegas Edge Fantasy Rankings — 2026 Draft Cheat Sheet
QB Quarterbacks
RK Player TM Pts EDGE
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TE Tight Ends
RK Player TM Pts EDGE
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K Kickers
RK Player TM Pts
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DST Team Defenses
RK Player TM Pts
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WR Wide Receivers
RK Player TM Pts EDGE
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RB Running Backs
RK Player TM Pts EDGE
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VOL = volatile — wider range of outcomes, higher ceiling, higher bust risk. FLR = high floor — generally safer. BAL = balanced. Blank = no published distribution.