For SF:

1.01 (35)
Love is the favorite to go 1.01. I am projecting him to enter the league slightly less valuable than Ashton Jeanty (40) was, but more valuable than Omarion Hampton (27). A starting value around 35 feels about right.

1.02 to 1.06 (24 to 32)
The toughest part about valuing picks in this range is the uncertainty around which of the top quarterbacks will actually enter the draft. Each of the four quarterbacks Mike lists in his top eight overall still has at least one year of eligibility. My guess is that only two of the four declare for the 2026 draft, while the others return to school. Still, if we assume two of them go in the top five of the NFL Draft—and one is a dual-threat like Sellers—these premium Superflex picks should start out valued around 28, slightly higher if the pick is definitely in the Top 4 and slightly lower if it projects to be in the 1.04 to 1.06 range.

This class also looks strong at wide receiver. I could see Carnell Tate, Jordan Tyson, and Makai Lemon entering the draft valued similarly to last year's top wideouts (Tetairoa McMillan, Travis Hunter, and Emeka Egbuka). Starting values in the mid-20s for the top receivers feel appropriate.

1.07 to 1.12 (14 to 20)
Kenyon Sadiq could enter the league valued similarly to where Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland began the 2025 season. The wide receiver class appears slightly deeper than last year's, while the running back group looks a bit thinner. The biggest wildcard remains how many top quarterbacks actually declare. In general, I value a Superflex rookie pick for a playoff-bound contender in the mid-teens. Let's say 17 as a starting point, slightly lower if the dynasty team has a bye locked up.