The Board
Sorted by current market value. Click any player for the full dossier.
| Rk | Player | Pos | Team | Age | Archetype | '25 PPG | '25 Fin. | 30d |
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The Half-Life of a Star
How often do the position's best finishers — elite (top-12) and startable (top-24) — hold their station the following year?
The Arc of a Career
Median PPR per game by age, pooled across three seasons. Each point requires a sample of at least three players.
Age curves, 2022–2025 pooled
Caveat: this is descriptive, not destiny. Survivor bias is real — older players who remain on rosters tend to be the ones still producing.
A Catalog of Roles
Distribution of archetypes among the players on the board. Tags are rule-based on 2025 usage.
Skill-position roles
Heuristic tags — useful as a sorting tool, not a verdict.
Reading the room
A few notes on what the taxonomy is telling us.
Notes on method, with appropriate skepticism
Market value comes from FantasyCalc, which computes a value rank from real trades in active redraft leagues. It is a market signal, not a projection. The 30-day trend column shows momentum. Calibrated to 12-team leagues — rankings in 10- or 14-team formats will shift, particularly at QB and TE.
Historical stats are from the nflverse project's play-by-play data. PPR points are computed from raw stats using the standard 1/10/25 formula. Position rank is the player's finish among all players at their position in regular-season PPR.
Caveats: archetype tags are heuristic, not predictive. Age curves suffer from survivor bias. Top-12 retention is computed on small samples per position. Real 2026 ADP did not yet meaningfully exist at the time this was compiled — re-run the pipeline in July for fresher data.