Average draft position: the average overall pick number a player is going at across live drafts. It is a measure of where the market is taking someone, not a projection of what they will score.

How is a riser or faller measured here?

By the change in that average over the last day, using the same draft data the rest of the board runs on. Nothing is hand picked.

What is a tier break?

A gap in the board that is larger than the gaps around it: two neighbouring players whose average draft positions are far apart. It marks where one group of players ends and the next begins.

Is this expert consensus?

No. It is live market consensus from real drafts. We never claim or imitate an expert opinion poll.

Board movement 2026

Who is going earlier, who is sliding, and where the board falls off a cliff.

Updated Aug 28, 2026 at 1:47 PM ET

Measured across live drafts, last updated Aug 28, 2026 at 1:47 PM ET. A move is the difference between today's consensus average draft position and the previous day we have on file. A tier break is a gap between neighbours that is much larger than the gaps around it.

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Movers

Going earlier

Atlanta Defense
DEF · ATL
ADP 179 overall (12-team) to ADP 164.9 overall (12-team)
15.11 to 14.09 · earlier by 14.1 picks
Brian Robinson
RB · ATL
ADP 166.5 overall (12-team) to ADP 158.7 overall (12-team)
14.11 to 14.03 · earlier by 7.8 picks

Sliding later

Jordan James
RB · SF
ADP 148.3 overall (12-team) to ADP 157 overall (12-team)
13.04 to 14.01 · later by 8.7 picks
Ryan Flournoy
WR · DAL
ADP 163.6 overall (12-team) to ADP 171.8 overall (12-team)
14.08 to 15.04 · later by 8.2 picks
Xavier Hutchinson
WR · HOU
ADP 172.5 overall (12-team) to ADP 180.6 overall (12-team)
15.05 to 16.01 · later by 8.1 picks

Tier breaks

Jonathan Taylor to De'Von Achane
Last before the cliff: Jonathan Taylor (RB), ADP 7.5 overall (12-team), 1.08.
First after it: De'Von Achane (RB), ADP 10.5 overall (12-team), 1.11.
Gap of 3 picks
Omarion Hampton to Garrett Wilson
Last before the cliff: Omarion Hampton (RB), ADP 23.1 overall (12-team), 2.11.
First after it: Garrett Wilson (WR), ADP 26 overall (12-team), 3.02.
Gap of 2.9 picks
Cam Skattebo to Davante Adams
Last before the cliff: Cam Skattebo (RB), ADP 39.3 overall (12-team), 4.03.
First after it: Davante Adams (WR), ADP 42.2 overall (12-team), 4.06.
Gap of 2.9 picks
Rashee Rice to Derrick Henry
Last before the cliff: Rashee Rice (WR), ADP 14.9 overall (12-team), 2.03.
First after it: Derrick Henry (RB), ADP 17.3 overall (12-team), 2.05.
Gap of 2.4 picks
DJ Moore to Drake Maye
Last before the cliff: DJ Moore (WR), ADP 48 overall (12-team), 4.12.
First after it: Drake Maye (QB), ADP 50.4 overall (12-team), 5.02.
Gap of 2.4 picks

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Common questions

What is ADP?
Average draft position: the average overall pick number a player is going at across live drafts. It is a measure of where the market is taking someone, not a projection of what they will score.
How is a riser or faller measured here?
By the change in that average over the last day, using the same draft data the rest of the board runs on. Nothing is hand picked.
What is a tier break?
A gap in the board that is larger than the gaps around it: two neighbouring players whose average draft positions are far apart. It marks where one group of players ends and the next begins.
Is this expert consensus?
No. It is live market consensus from real drafts. We never claim or imitate an expert opinion poll.