Eisenberg Reveals Most-Drafted 2026 Fantasy Players — SkimNews
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- Jamey Eisenberg is playing in 28 Fantasy leagues this season — 21 redraft, 5 dynasty, and 2 Guillotine — with 15 redraft drafts completed heading into Labor Day weekend.
- MarShawn Lloyd leads Eisenberg's RB exposure at six drafts, followed by D'Andre Swift, Jadarian Price, and Jonah Coleman at five each; Eisenberg noted he was stockpiling Lloyd before Josh Jacobs landed on the Commissioner's Exempt List, mostly in Round 10 or later.
- Luther Burden III is Eisenberg's most-drafted wide receiver at five leagues, with Puka Nacua (four), D.J. Moore (four), and Jalen Coker (four) close behind — Eisenberg said Burden's groin injury let him grab the rookie in Round 5 in multiple drafts.
- Travis Kelce was drafted in four of 15 redraft leagues — Eisenberg's most-drafted tight end — with the writer noting Kelce's Round 9 ADP is excellent value even at age 36.
- Eisenberg spread his QB exposure across 14 different quarterbacks with no starter taken more than twice, including Drake Maye, Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott, Justin Herbert, Brock Purdy, and Kyler Murray; he took Maye in Round 5 of a 14-team league and Hurts in Round 7 of a 10-team league.
- Eisenberg has yet to draft Saquon Barkley or De'Von Achane, and is still seeking first exposure to Tyler Warren; he also plans to target more A.J. Brown, Ladd McConkey, and Jayden Reed this weekend after drafting each in only one league so far.
Why it matters: Across 15 completed redraft drafts, Eisenberg's sample reveals two actionable patterns for owners in their final weekend: extreme QB diversification (14 different starters, none more than twice) and a contrarian RB approach that avoids consensus top picks — he has Gibbs and Robinson in just one league each — while concentrating shares on deep committee backs like Lloyd. His most-drafted lists double as a tier break on veterans worth reaching for at ADP, including Kelce in Round 9 and Bowers in Round 2.
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