Jamey Eisenberg highlights 39 fantasy football breakout players for drafts
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 4:39 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026

Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports identifies 39 key players for fantasy football drafts in 2026. He outlines two strategies for building a competitive team, particularly focusing on targeting players in different draft rounds. Eisenberg emphasizes valuable insights from average draft position data, selecting players like Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker III, and DeVonta Smith. He also notes players with high potential based on recent performances and training camp success. The recommendations include a mix of established stars and emerging talents for various roster spots, providing a comprehensive view for drafters this season.
- •Eisenberg targets players like Chase Brown and Kenneth Walker III.
- •He proposes strategies for both early and late-round draft picks.
- •Average draft position data informs player selections.
- •Training camp performances influence breakout predictions.
- •A mix of established players and rookies are highlighted.
- 4:39 PMCBS Sports — Fantasy Football Breakouts: Jamey Eisenberg is targeting these 39 players in all drafts and formats
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