Three draft spots. Three different approaches to building a 2QB/Superflex roster.

This week, Rog drafts from 1.02, Nacc from 1.04, and Fab from 1.10 as we put our 2026 2QB/Superflex strategy into practice.

One build starts with elite skill-position talent and waits on quarterback. Another gets Josh Allen immediately. The third lets the draft come to him — and pivots when Lamar Jackson falls to the turn.

We talk through when to attack QB, when not to chase a positional run, how draft position changes your strategy, QB2/QB3 depth, positional value and when you need to abandon your original plan.

The goal isn’t to follow one strategy blindly. It’s to know where you want to start — and recognize when the board is telling you to do something different.

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Who’s the WR1 in 2026 fantasy football — Ja’Marr Chase, Puka Nacua or someone else?

We tier the entire WR board, debate where JSN belongs, identify the WR2s with WR1 upside, and dig into the mid-round and late-round receivers we’re targeting and fading.

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In this episode: Chase vs. Puka • JSN’s ceiling • Jefferson vs. London • Pickens • Higgins vs. Rice • McConkey • Parker Washington • Christian Watson • late-round dart throws • our 2026 WR flag plants.

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Running back is the deepest position in fantasy football this season—but it's also where leagues are won and lost.

In this episode of the Bush League Huddle Fantasy Football Podcast, we rank every fantasy-relevant RB into five tiers, debate Jahmyr Gibbs vs. Bijan Robinson for RB1, break down Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey, Ashton Jeanty, Saquon Barkley, Travis Etienne, Kyren Williams and more, and reveal the players we believe the fantasy community is getting completely wrong.

🏈 Five RB tiers
🔥 Biggest disagreements
📈 Must-draft values
📉 Overrated players
🎯 Draft strategy for every tier

It’s time to tier the quarterbacks for the 2026 fantasy football season.

We rank the position from Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Drake Maye and Joe Burrow at the top through the locked-in starters, solid QB2s, streaming options and deep-roster plays.

Where do Jalen Hurts, Caleb Williams, Justin Herbert and Jayden Daniels belong? Is Patrick Mahomes still an automatic fantasy QB1? And which quarterbacks created the biggest disagreements between Fab, Nacc and Rog?

Three rankings. Five tiers. Plenty of disagreements.

The tight end position has never been deeper.

Fab, Nacc and Rog rank every fantasy-relevant tight end into five tiers, debating Brock Bowers vs Trey McBride for TE1, whether Colston Loveland belongs with the elite, Travis Kelce's value, and the biggest sleepers and fades heading into the 2026 fantasy football season.

If you're preparing for your fantasy draft, this episode covers every tier—from league-winning studs to late-round streamers—to help you build your draft board with confidence.

The player is only half the story.

In Episode 4, we rank the fantasy offenses we trust most—and the ones we're avoiding—in 2026.

We break down coaching changes, offensive line play, supporting casts, and overall offensive ecosystems to identify where fantasy value is being created... and where it's disappearing.

• Bears
• Buccaneers
• Falcons
• Seahawks
• Texans
• Chargers

• Browns
• Panthers
• Packers
• Dolphins
• Colts
• Chiefs
• Steelers

Plus our honourable mentions, draft strategy, and debates on some of the biggest fantasy questions heading into draft season.

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