ADP by site
Where every player actually goes, platform by platform. The column that matters is vs typical — how unusual the disagreement between sites is for a player drafted that deep. Raw spread on its own just finds kickers, because nobody ranks them consistently. Sort by vs typical to see where the market genuinely cannot agree, and the cheapest site for each player is marked in green with a check mark.
● PPR, 12-team. 682 players · final preseason ADP, 26 Aug 2026
| # | Player | ESPN | Sleeper | CBS | RTSports | Fantrax | UD | UD proj | Avg | Spread | vs typical | 2025 PPG | G | 3yr PPG | 7d |
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ADP is where a player is actually being drafted, averaged across real drafts on each site. It is the market's opinion, not ours: none of our projections are on this page. The UD proj column is Underdog's own projection, shown as they publish it. NFL.com and Yahoo are absent because they came through empty in the source feed; a column of dashes would imply we asked and got nothing back, which is not what happened. 2025 PPG is last season's PPR points per game from nflverse. It is blank for rookies, who have no NFL season behind them, and for kickers and defences, because the source scores neither — a zero there would read as "he was dreadful" rather than "we do not hold this". 3yr PPG is the same measure over 2023–25, as total points over total games rather than the average of three season averages — a two-game season should not weigh the same as a full one. A value marked ·2y or ·1y has that many seasons behind it, so you can see a thin sample as thin. Hover it for the year-by-year, which is where the trend actually shows: McCaffrey reads 24.5, 12.0, 24.5, and the middle number is an injury rather than a decline. Other scoring formats to follow.