NFL rookies offering fantasy football upside for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:10 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026
Several rookies are being highlighted as potential impact players for the upcoming NFL fantasy football season. Jeremiyah Love of the Arizona Cardinals, drafted No. 3 overall, is noted for his talent and potential to be a significant contributor. Other rookies, such as Jadarian Price with the Seattle Seahawks and Carnell Tate of the Tennessee Titans, may also see increased opportunities due to changes in their respective teams. Fantasy managers are advised to carefully consider how these players fit into their strategies as they build their rosters ahead of the season.
- •Jeremiyah Love is the highest-drafted RB since Saquon Barkley.
- •Jadarian Price has a strong opportunity with Seattle's run-heavy offense.
- •Carnell Tate is expected to be a top target for the Titans this season.
- •Tyler Shough of New Orleans may lean on WR Jordyn Tyson for support.
- •Coleman could capitalize on uncertainty in the Denver Broncos' backfield.
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"The Cardinals used the No. 3 overall draft pick on RB Jeremiyah Love. Should fantasy managers be equally willing to invest in this year's rookie crop?
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