Updated . As of today, the first five picks in fantasy football drafts by average draft position are 1. Jahmyr Gibbs (RB, DET), 2. Bijan Robinson (RB, ATL), 3. Jonathan Taylor (RB, IND), 4. Ja'Marr Chase (WR, CIN), 5. Puka Nacua (WR, LAR), averaged across 3 live ADP feeds. The board rebuilds as each feed refreshes.
Where are players actually going in fantasy football drafts right now? This board averages live average draft position across NFFC, CBS, ESPN, Fantrax, MyFantasyLeague, FFC and Draft Sharks, shows each feed's own rank beside the average, tracks 30-day movement, and compares the market's price to the FanRanked expert consensus so value picks and reaches read at a glance.
DeMario Douglas (WR, NE) has risen 165 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 344 to 179.
Dameon Pierce (RB, PHI) has risen 162 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 335 to 173.
Kendre Miller (RB, NO) has risen 160 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 350 to 191.
Ollie Gordon II (RB, MIA) has risen 131 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 249 to 118.
Tyler Higbee (TE, LAR) has risen 121 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 305 to 184.
Kalif Raymond (WR, CHI) has fallen 29 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 166 to 195.
Michael Pittman (WR, PIT) has fallen 20 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 117 to 137.
David Montgomery (RB, HOU) has fallen 19 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 77 to 95.
Jonathon Brooks (RB, CAR) has fallen 18 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 105 to 123.
Alec Pierce (WR, IND) has fallen 17 spots in average draft position over the last 30 days, from 102 to 119.
How to use it
Draft the green names. A player the market lets you take later than our consensus rank is a discount at his draft cost.
Do not pay the red prices. A reach is not always wrong, but know you are paying above consensus before you do it.
Watch the 30-day arrows. Steady risers usually have news behind them; catching a riser one week early beats reading about him after.
Check the feeds that disagree. A wide spread between sites means the market has not settled. Those are the picks where draft-room knowledge wins.
Frequently asked questions
What is ADP in fantasy football?
ADP (average draft position) is where a player is actually being taken in real drafts, averaged over many of them. It is the market price of a player: rankings say what a player is worth, ADP says what he costs on draft day.
Which ADP sources does FanRanked average?
This board averages NFFC, CBS, ESPN, Fantrax, MyFantasyLeague, FFC and Draft Sharks, weighting every live feed equally and dropping any feed that has gone stale until it refreshes. Each feed's own rank stays visible so you can see where the sites disagree.
How do I find value picks with ADP?
Compare a player's ADP to a ranking you trust. When the market drafts a player later than his ranking says he deserves, he is a value at his price; when the market takes him far earlier, he is a reach. The Value column here does that math against the FanRanked expert consensus automatically.
How often does the ADP data update?
Each feed refreshes on its own schedule (most daily during draft season), and this board rebuilds as they land. The 30-day column shows how far a player's average position has moved, which is usually news, injury, or hype doing its work.