Football is all about action, excitement, and beating your opponent by as many points as possible. So why shouldn’t Fantasy Football be the same way? SGPN is here to help with our comprehensive full-point PPR (points per reception) rankings and printable draft cheat sheets for the 2026 season. Whether you are an old school analog drafter or a new-age digital guru, these Degens Only Draft Tools can help you win big.
Full Point PPR Fantasy Football Draft Cheat Sheet: Printable PDF, Spreadsheet, and More (Updated August 30, 2026)
No one, except Colby Dant, wants to see low-scoring football games. Point Per Reception fantasy football brought the virtual gridiron out of the low-scoring days of standard scoring and into the 21st Century. By emphasizing the skills of pass catchers, PPR better aligns with the modern game of football. Aerial attacks are KING and the players who can haul in those passes for big plays are worthy of putting up big numbers on the fantasy gridiron.
Directly from the brain of our own FantasyPro, Adam Pelletier, these rankings are Degen-certified to help you DOMINATE your league this season.
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HOW TO USE THE CHEAT SHEET
As you dive into our printable full-point PPR cheat sheet, the first and most critical feature is the tiers. Players are ranked within the tiers, but the tiers themselves are the most important feature of the cheat sheet. Tiers are not created equal, and players within each tier are not necessarily equal either.
You should try to pick all players within a single tier before exploring the tier, but some differentiation around valuation may have your league mates missing on players they should be scooping up. Pay attention to misevaluation by your league mates and be ready to capitalize on their foolishness.
TIER 1 & TIER 2
Did you luck into the first overall pick in whatever randomizer your league used? GOOD! You have five possible choices at the 1.01 in your PPR league. Ja’Marr Chase is the guy I’d lean towards, though. He has the best quarterback out of any top-tier receiver, and consistently puts up numbers. However, you could convince me that Jahmyr Gibbs or Bijan Robinson could be worthy. They are both backs with high usage rates and upside this season.
You could also make a case for Jaxson Smith-Njigba or Amon-Ra St. Brown at the 1.01. Both are dominant receivers, and in JSN’s case, he is the only real offensive weapon for his team.
Tier 2 has some good players, and if you are at the backend of Round 1 slash front end of Round 2, you are going to be very happy picking two of those players. Especially if a guy like George Pickens has the monster year he seems to be lining up for as he plays on the franchise tag.
TIER 3 AND BEYOND
There is a big mess of players between picks 14 and 36 this season. The 23 players making up Tier 3 all have a case that they could be big-time upside players. Devonta Smith and AJ Brown are going from teammates to features of their own offenses and could see big jumps in target share. Omarion Hampton has a new offensive coordinator who could unlock his potential. And, last, but certainly not least, Tee Higgins has WR1 talent, but is constrained by his teammate Chase being so prolific.
Moving beyond Tier 3, the upside diminishes as the knocks on players grow. One major climber right now, though, is MarShawn Lloyd. With Josh Jacobs being placed on the commissioner’s exempt list, it is time for Lloyd to prove his talent. He has not seen extended action, but the Packers have been very running back-friendly recently. Bet on Lloyd this season, and maybe don’t be afraid to bump him into Tier 3 if you’re feeling risky.
