Fantasy analyst Jamey Eisenberg releases tier-based draft guidance for three key positions ahead of the 2026 fantasy football season: quarterbacks, running backs, and tight ends. The articles outline planning strategies intended to help drafters target players more systematically rather than reacting to how the draft unfolds.
Across the quarterbacks, running backs, and tight end write-ups, Eisenberg’s central approach is to group players into tiers and associate those tiers with recommended rounds. The method is presented as a way to manage uncertainty and reduce the risk of missing out during a position run when multiple teams draft the same type of player in quick succession.
While the outlet coverage here focuses on fantasy roster construction rather than real-world sports events, the three pieces are complementary: each one addresses a different position’s draft targets and priorities. Together, they form a position-by-position framework that fantasy players can use to map out when to pursue specific tiers of talent as the draft progresses, though the exact rankings and round targets are position-specific.
