2026 rest-of-season board
TE premium fantasy football rankings
TE premium scoring adds reception value at tight end, but the useful question is not simply which tight ends score more. The board compares each tight end with the replacement tight end under the same premium, then ranks that positional advantage against every other position.
TE premium top 5
Live 2026 rest-of-season publication
TE premium top 5 — rest of season, TE premium 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
Extra reception credit changes both the leading tight ends and the replacement tight end, so the movement is measured by the gap between them rather than by adding a fixed bonus to a PPR rank.
Trey McBride is TE1 and overall 24 on this board, with 268.6 projected points and 84.4 points above replacement. On the current 1QB PPR board, Trey McBride is TE1 and overall 32, with 222.0 projected points and 67.6 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.
See plans and sign upQuestions about this board
How does TE premium change tight-end rankings?
Each tight-end reception receives extra scoring credit. Fanademy recomputes the tight-end replacement baseline under that scoring, then compares each player's value above that baseline with the other positions.
How much of the TE premium board is public?
The first five overall ranks are public from the current database publication. The sixth rank and every later rank require a subscription.