ETR Rest of Season Top-150 Rankings

Below you will find our latest Top 150. This is how we would draft a team if our season-long fantasy league was starting today. We have factored in injuries, schedule, and new information on roles.

This table is intended for best ball drafts and trading in season-long formats. It is not intended for waiver decisions and bottom-of-roster churning. For that, we recommend our Waiver Wire article and our Shows/Discord Q&As with John Daigle.

Please Note: These rankings will update each Wednesday. After that, they will update for major news (if not more) so that our In-Season Trade Calculator can stay current. These rankings are for half-PPR formats.

Please Note 2: These rankings are from the ETR staff and are not correlated with Silva’s preseason Top 150. We’d also add that many players in the preseason were not separated by many projected points, so a small statistical change can result in a big rankings change. While we are adjusting quickly to things that matter such as play-calling tendencies and role changes, we are not overreacting to things that don’t matter, like TD variance.

Furthermore, while the preseason rankings take into account optimal draft strategy and ADP, these rankings do not. We’d also note that it’s very important to understand the state of your team. If you’re a lock to make the playoffs, you’ll want to prioritize more late-season firepower, as an example.

Please Note 3: The “Trade Value” column refers to the numerical value (on a scale of 1-1000) of how we value players in the redraft trade market. They will correspond with the values in our redraft trade calculator.  It’s worth noting because players could be 10 spots apart in the rankings, but just a few points apart in trade value. Keep in mind that your trades should take into account factors the calculator doesn’t know — your team needs, size of your bench, your team’s record, etc.

For our 2-QB Rest of Season Top-150, head here.