PFF Issues 5 Bold 2026 Fantasy Predictions as Dalton Kincaid Eyes Top-4 Finish

3 articles · Updated · Pro Football Focus · Sep 4

Five predictions anchor PFF’s 2026 fantasy outlook, led by a call for Dalton Kincaid to finish as a top-four tight end if Buffalo’s increased 12-personnel usage lifts his snap share.
Kincaid’s case rests on efficiency: his 2.12 yards per route run over two seasons trails only George Kittle, but injuries limited him to 12 games and 37.6% of snaps in 2025.
At quarterback, PFF predicts 5 or more players will crack the top 12 in points per game but miss the top 12 in total points because the QB7-to-QB20 scoring gap should tighten.
The piece also flags two player calls: no Giants running back will finish top 30 amid a three-back rotation, and Pat Bryant will outscore Courtland Sutton in Denver.
Zooming out, PFF expects 7 or more wide receivers to carry first-round ADP in 2027 as heavier 12- and 13-personnel usage reshapes positional scarcity and draft strategy.