Fantasy Football Breakouts: Jamey Eisenberg is targeting these 39 players in all drafts and formats
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- Jamey Eisenberg built a 14-round sample draft from the No. 10 slot, starting with Chase Brown (RB, CIN, ADP 12) and Kenneth Walker III (RB, KC, ADP 22), explicitly avoiding top-tier picks Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, and Ja'Marr Chase.
- Trevor Lawrence is Eisenberg's favorite QB value at Round 8, having averaged 30.2 Fantasy points per game in his final eight outings last season, with new coach Liam Coen credited for unlocking career-high rushing totals in prior quarterback stops.
- DeVonta Smith is flagged as a breakout candidate now that A.J. Brown is gone, having averaged 16.6 PPR points and 9.7 targets per game in his three games without Brown over the past two seasons.
- Colston Loveland (TE, CHI) averaged 19.9 PPR points per game across his final four outings last season with double-digit targets in all four contests, and his stock would rise further if Luther Burden III misses time with a groin injury.
- Chase Brown averaged 22.3 PPR points in his final six games of 2025 with a healthy Joe Burrow, reinforcing his Round 1-5 placement alongside Omarion Hampton, D'Andre Swift, and Quinshon Judkins.
- D.J. Moore is earning rave reviews at Buffalo training camp as Josh Allen's new No. 1 receiver, reuniting with former Panthers OC Joe Brady under whom he averaged at least 13.9 PPR points in both 2020 and 2021.
- Jonathon Brooks (RB, CAR) is labeled a potential ADP riser who could emerge as a high-end flex if healthy after missing 2025 recovering from a second ACL tear in his right knee.
Why it matters: Eisenberg's list gives 12-team PPR drafters a concrete, round-by-round blueprint grounded in specific ADP data and recent production splits, with his Round 8 Lawrence call standing out as a high-upside bet on a new coaching scheme that has already elevated a prior quarterback (Baker Mayfield) to career-best rushing numbers.
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