2026 rest-of-season board
Superflex fantasy football rankings
Superflex changes the board because a second quarterback can start in the flex spot. More quarterbacks leave the available pool each week, the replacement quarterback becomes less productive, and quarterbacks gain value over replacement even when their point projections do not change.
Superflex top 5
Live 2026 rest-of-season publication
Superflex top 5 — rest of season, superflex PPR scoring. Five rows are published free; the rest require a subscription.| # | Player | Pos | Proj | TD% | Value |
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1 | Christian McCaffreyRBSF | RB1 | 308.4 | — | 167.7 167.7 points above replacement
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What this format changes
The player projection is the same input; the scarce replacement option is what changes when roughly twice as many quarterbacks can start.
Josh Allen is QB1 and overall 19 on this board, with 366.7 projected points and 95.4 points above replacement. On the current 1QB PPR board, Josh Allen is QB1 and overall 39, with 366.7 projected points and 57.5 points above replacement.
The complete board is subscriber-only
The public database response stops after five. A subscription is $5/month or $40/year; the $40/year plan covers the full season.
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Why do quarterbacks move up in superflex rankings?
A superflex lineup can start a second quarterback, so the waiver-level quarterback sits farther down the position pool. That lower replacement point increases the value of quarterbacks above replacement and changes their cross-position rank.
Are the full superflex rankings free?
The live top five are public. Every rank after fifth remains on the subscriber board, together with weekly rankings and the complete player pool.