These Are The Offenses You Should Target (And Avoid) In Fantasy Football

Drafting players on good offenses in fantasy football is a cheat code. And And the more you figure that out, the more success you have with fantasy football. I try to really zero in on good offenses when I draft in my fantasy [music] leagues. I've done it in the Flock League for 2 years now trying to

draft guys in good offenses. We've had a lot of requests [music] like, "Hey, can you do offensive coordinator rankings or offense rankings or things like that?" These are the best fantasy football offenses of 2026. [music] But, we're not just taking the Vegas projections. We're not just taking the new offensive coordinator projections. We're going to incorporate three things

into these rankings so we can tell you which players to target on which offenses when you're drafting your fantasy leagues this year. We're taking into account volume. So, how much fantasy production an offense generates. So, it's a blend of scoring pace, how many passes there are, cuz passes passing creates fantasy yards, catches,

not just points, right? Um and then we're going to focus on the the second thing, concentration here. So, how much that production funnels into a few draftable players. Okay, so how concentrated is it or is it spread out and it kind of caps everybody else's ceiling? Then the last thing is how many

of the offensive touchdowns get vultured by quarterbacks, which allows uh running backs not to be scoring touchdowns cuz that caps their ceiling as well. Now, they're weighted in this order. Volume is the most important, concentration is the second most, and then we throw a little bit of weight for quarterback vulturing in there, but we don't weight