The board's tier breaks today (2026)
The biggest gaps between neighbouring players inside the top 60, measured across live drafts.
Updated Aug 26, 2026 at 9:49 AM ET
Measured across live drafts, last updated Aug 26, 2026 at 9:49 AM ET. Each row is a pair of consecutive players on the consensus board with an unusually large distance between them. That distance is the tier break: the last player before the cliff, and the first player after it.
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Travis Etienne Jr. to Davante Adams
Last before the cliff: Travis Etienne Jr. (RB), ADP 38.3 overall (12-team), 4.02.
First after it: Davante Adams (WR), ADP 42.1 overall (12-team), 4.06.
Gap of 3.8 picks
Jonathan Taylor to Drake London
Last before the cliff: Jonathan Taylor (RB), ADP 7.5 overall (12-team), 1.08.
First after it: Drake London (WR), ADP 10.1 overall (12-team), 1.10.
Gap of 2.6 picks
Omarion Hampton to Garrett Wilson
Last before the cliff: Omarion Hampton (RB), ADP 23.2 overall (12-team), 2.11.
First after it: Garrett Wilson (WR), ADP 25.5 overall (12-team), 3.02.
Gap of 2.3 picks
Davante Adams to Jameson Williams
Last before the cliff: Davante Adams (WR), ADP 42.1 overall (12-team), 4.06.
First after it: Jameson Williams (WR), ADP 44.4 overall (12-team), 4.08.
Gap of 2.3 picks
Tetairoa McMillan to Josh Allen
Last before the cliff: Tetairoa McMillan (WR), ADP 31.8 overall (12-team), 3.08.
First after it: Josh Allen (QB), ADP 34 overall (12-team), 3.10.
Gap of 2.2 picks
How to read it
A tier break tells you where waiting stops being cheap. If your pick sits just before one, the player in front of the cliff is the last of his group and the next name is a step down in how the field values him. It is a measurement of draft behaviour, not a projection. Where the round.pick form is shown it assumes a 12-team league.