Why Kenneth Walker III Will Finish Top 10 This Season

Kenneth Walker is one of five breakout players I can't stop drafting. Did you know that he's actually never finished higher than RB18 based on fantasy points over his first four years? Well, I think he finishes in the top 10 easily in 2026. I also can't stop drafting Tett McMillen. I expect this big alpha wide out to take the next step to fantasy stardom, remain the number one option in the passing game for Carolina for Bryce Young, and potentially be a top 12 fantasy wide receiver. You guys also know I'm pushing all of my chips in on Emeka Ibuka. Now, he did suffer an injury this week. It appears to be minor, so I'm not concerned about it at all. And when the smoke clears, I think Ibuka will be a top 12 fantasy wide receiver as the number one option in Tampa Bay. I also still love Luther Burden. And Burden's dealing with a strained groin. That's going to keep him out of the preseason. But folks, he wasn't going to play in the preseason much anyways. As long as there's no setbacks, I'm still drafting him as a potential breakout. And at this point, maybe there'll even be a dip in his value. I'm going to buy into the dip. And finally, Quin Sean Junkins. I've been drafting him everywhere. And part of the reason is he fits into my draft strategy. Considering that he's still on the board in round four or five in a lot of leagues, I can wait on my RB to get Junkins and potentially have a top 15 fantasy running back this season.