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Introducing Jase Mathews, 2026 freshman WR for Ole Miss. View his official scouting card for HS production, strengths, and weaknesses.
Rookie picks vs. Veterans: Who wins in dynasty? @DynastyFFWolf compares trade value and production to find the best assets to hold or sell.
Chris Brazzell II: The Size is Real with this 2026 Rookie Draft Prospect and the Game is Catching Up
Chris Brazzell II doesn’t look like most receivers you see on Saturdays. At 6’5” and ~200 pounds, he stands out immediately. Long frame. Long strides. Big catch radius. But what made his jump at Tennessee matter isn’t just the size. It’s how much cleaner his game has become since making the move from Tulane to the SEC.
Adam Randall finally had his breakout season in 2025 after switching from WR to RB. But does he have what it takes to hit our Dynasty rosters?
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Nick Singleton: The Home Run Hitter You Need to Target in Rookie Drafts
Nick Singleton is widely regarded as one of the most physically gifted, yet polarizing, running backs in his class. While he possesses elite athletic traits that NFL teams covet, his collegiate production and consistency have fluctuated, leading to a wide range of evaluations. He is a “Home Run Hitter” with a prototype NFL build. He is a height-weight-speed anomaly who can score from anywhere but struggles with positional nuances, such as vision and creativity, in tight spaces.
2026 Freshman Player Card: Faizon Brandon (QB – Tennessee)
Introducing Faizon Brandon, 2026 freshman QB for Tennessee. View his official scouting card for HS production, strengths, and weaknesses.
2026 Freshman Player Card: Cederian Morgan (WR – Alabama)
Introducing Cederian Morgan, 2026 freshman WR for Alabama. View his official scouting card for HS production, strengths, and weaknesses.
Ted Hurst: The Big Receiver Who Makes Life Easier
Georgia State WR Ted Hurst could be the small school prospect to target in 2026 dynasty rookie drafts. View his production profile here.
Zay Flowers: Elite Efficiency at a Discounted Price
In dynasty, exploiting market inefficiencies can help you create a powerhouse. Find out why Zay Flowers is a must-buy in this DFF article.
Cole Payton: The Small-School Quarterback You Need to Know
Can QB prospect Cole Payton be the next great dynasty sleeper? High-end rushing upside meets elite efficiency in this 2026 rookie profile.
Jadarian Price: Speed That Changes Games
Jadarian Price has always been easy to spot on the field. Not because he’s the biggest running back out there, but because when he touches the ball, something feels different. He doesn’t need volume. He doesn’t need perfect blocking. He just needs a crease. As he prepares for the 2026 NFL Draft, Price leaves Notre Dame as one of the most dangerous, explosive-play backs in college football.
2026 Freshman Player Card: Jalen Lott (WR – Oregon)
Introducing Jalen Lott, 2026 freshman WR for Oregon. View his official scouting card for HS production, strengths, and weaknesses.
2026 Freshman Player Card: Naeem Burroughs (WR – Clemson)
Introducing Naeem Burroughs, 2026 freshman WR for Clemson. View his official scouting card for HS production, strengths, and weaknesses.
