Virginia RB Jekail Middlebrook rises in rankings as fall camps open
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 7:51 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026
As fall college football camps commence, fantasy football rankings see notable shifts. Jekail Middlebrook, RB for Virginia, has emerged as a top option, separating himself from the backfield committee. Chris Marshall, WR from Arkansas, and JaVonnie Gibson, WR from Cincinnati, also rise due to impressive camp performances. Conversely, Peyton Lewis, RB, and Demon June, RB, have seen declines amid competition for touches. These adjustments reflect changes driven by preseason observations and team updates as players establish their roles ahead of the season.
- •Jekail Middlebrook is expected to lead Virginia's backfield.
- •Chris Marshall stands out as the top WR for Arkansas in camp.
- •JaVonnie Gibson is gaining attention at Cincinnati after strong practices.
- •Peyton Lewis has fallen behind Middlebrook in rankings.
- •Demon June faces competition in North Carolina's RB group.
- 7:51 PMYahoo Sports — 2026 College Fantasy Football Rankings: Biggest risers and fallers as of August 20
"As we approach the 2026 College Fantasy Football season, here are Eric Froton's biggest rankings risers and fallers so far.
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