Jacob Gibbs outlines strategy for fantasy football drafts from tenth position

Jacob Gibbs suggests a running back-heavy strategy for managers drafting from the 10th spot in 2026 fantasy football leagues. By selecting two running backs in the first two rounds, managers can secure high-volume contributors before the talent pool at the position decreases. Gibbs emphasizes that drafting at the end of the first round allows for a team structure that prioritizes reliable ball carriers while leaving room to target wide receivers in rounds three through six. The approach relies on identifying potential breakout receivers later in the draft to compensate for passing on high-end options early. This strategy was demonstrated during a 14-round mock draft featuring participants including Adam Aizer, Dave Richard, Jamey Eisenberg, Dan Schneier, and Heath Cummings.

• 7:41 PMCBS Sports — Jacob Gibbs breaks down how to draft a winner from No. 10 overall spot in PPR leagues