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2026 season · for Week 5

Pickups for the fantasy playoffs (Weeks 15–17)

Available players ranked by projected points over Weeks 15–17, adjusted for the defenses they face.

Matchup ranks are a weak signal (defense vs position barely repeats); the projection carries most of the ranking.

Pickups for the fantasy playoffs (Weeks 15–17)

Scoring
Pickups for the fantasy playoffs (Weeks 15–17), ppr
#Why
1Deshaun WatsonDeshaun WatsonCLEQB@ NYJ50.09%W15 @ NYG (18th) · W16 @ BAL (21st) · W17 vs IND (23rd). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
2Jacoby BrissettJacoby BrissettARIQBvs DET46.410%W15 vs NYJ (4th) · W16 @ NO (11th) · W17 vs LV (20th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
3Kirk CousinsKirk CousinsLVQB@ NE45.617%W15 vs DEN (6th) · W16 vs TEN (7th) · W17 @ ARI (28th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
4Jameis WinstonJameis WinstonNYGQB@ WASRising45.43%W15 vs CLE (24th) · W16 @ DET (30th) · W17 @ DAL (32nd). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
5Aaron RodgersAaron RodgersPITQBvs IND45.26%W15 vs BAL (21st) · W16 vs CAR (26th) · W17 @ TEN (7th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
6Daniel JonesDaniel JonesINDQB@ PIT41.923%W15 @ TEN (7th) · W16 vs CIN (25th) · W17 @ CLE (24th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
7Cam WardCam WardTENQBvs HOU40.86%W15 vs IND (23rd) · W16 @ LV (20th) · W17 vs PIT (15th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
8Malik WillisMalik WillisMIAQBvs CINRising40.211%W15 @ GB (27th) · W16 vs LAC (3rd) · W17 vs BUF (29th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
9Michael Penix Jr.Michael Penix Jr.ATLQBvs BAL40.26%W15 @ WAS (31st) · W16 vs TB (16th) · W17 vs NO (11th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
10Geno SmithGeno SmithNYJQBvs CLE39.69%W15 @ ARI (28th) · W16 vs NE (1st) · W17 vs MIN (2nd). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
11Malik WashingtonMalik WashingtonMIAWRvs CINRising37.228%W15 @ GB (28th) · W16 vs LAC (19th) · W17 vs BUF (32nd). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
12Tyson BagentTyson BagentCHIQB@ GBSurging30.31%W15 @ BUF (29th) · W16 vs GB (27th) · W17 vs DET (30th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
13Brenton StrangeBrenton StrangeJAXTEvs PHIRising28.517%W15 @ HOU (9th) · W16 @ DAL (22nd) · W17 vs WAS (31st). Ranks: points allowed to TEs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
14Mack HollinsMack HollinsNEWRvs LVRising27.113%W15 @ KC (7th) · W16 @ NYJ (2nd) · W17 vs DEN (6th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
15Malachi FieldsMalachi FieldsNYGWR@ WAS25.37%W15 vs CLE (24th) · W16 @ DET (31st) · W17 @ DAL (25th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
16Tyler AllgeierTyler AllgeierARIRBvs DET25.128%W15 vs NYJ (32nd) · W16 @ NO (17th) · W17 vs LV (23rd). Ranks: points allowed to RBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
17Oronde Gadsden IIOronde Gadsden IILACTEvs DENRising24.77%W15 vs SF (11th) · W16 @ MIA (26th) · W17 vs KC (27th). Ranks: points allowed to TEs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
18Cade OttonCade OttonTBTE@ DAL24.33%W15 vs NO (18th) · W16 @ ATL (7th) · W17 vs LAR (5th). Ranks: points allowed to TEs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
19Xavier HutchinsonXavier HutchinsonHOUWR@ TEN23.85%W15 vs JAX (27th) · W16 @ PHI (22nd) · W17 @ GB (28th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
20Ryan FlournoyRyan FlournoyDALWRvs TBSurging23.75%W15 @ LAR (20th) · W16 vs JAX (27th) · W17 vs NYG (14th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
21Jalon DanielsJalon DanielsTBQB@ DALRising23.32%W15 vs NO (11th) · W16 @ ATL (13th) · W17 vs LAR (8th). Ranks: points allowed to QBs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
22Chris BellChris BellMIAWRvs CINRising23.25%W15 @ GB (28th) · W16 vs LAC (19th) · W17 vs BUF (32nd). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
23Rashod BatemanRashod BatemanBALWR@ ATL23.124%W15 @ PIT (11th) · W16 vs CLE (24th) · W17 @ CIN (8th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
24Darren WallerDarren WallerCARTERising22.834%W15 vs CIN (32nd) · W16 @ PIT (24th) · W17 vs SEA (16th). Ranks: points allowed to TEs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.
25Tyquan ThorntonTyquan ThorntonKCWRRising22.11%W15 vs NE (12th) · W16 vs SF (17th) · W17 @ LAC (19th). Ranks: points allowed to WRs (32nd = most generous), heavily shrunk.

How this works

Projected points a game over his team’s Weeks 15–17 games, plus the opponents’ (heavily shrunk) fantasy points allowed to his position. Byes count as zero.

League size sets who counts as available: rostered in under 50% (10-team), 35% (12-team) or 10% (14+ team) of ESPN leagues. Enter your Sleeper league to see only players nobody in it has rostered. Points follow your scoring format.

Sources: Edgehalla projections, ESPN rostered %, nflverse scheduleUpdated Mon, Oct 5, 8:00 PM ET

Frequently asked questions

How is the playoff schedule list ranked?

Projected points a game over his team’s Weeks 15–17 games, plus the opponents’ (heavily shrunk) fantasy points allowed to his position. Byes count as zero.

How do I see only players available in my league?

Paste your Sleeper league ID or URL above the list. We read your league’s rosters from Sleeper and hide everyone already on a team. ESPN and Yahoo leagues use the league-size filter instead.