Underdog Best Ball ADP 2026: Half-PPR Fantasy Draft Position

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Average draft position (fantasy football ADP) is one of the most important tools in fantasy football.

Not only is it important to know where targeted players are likely to be drafted, but ADP offers a great look at how the field prices each position and player, opening up the opportunity to find value.

Below you will find updated ADP information for best ball formats at Underdog.

Make sure to check out Rich Hribar's 2026 fantasy football rankings as part of our Fantasy Football Draft Kit!

Fantasy Football ADP 2026, Underdog Best Ball, Half-Point PPR:

*Underdog Fantasy ADP — Updated May 29
*Previous ADP — May 17

Biggest Fantasy Football ADP Movers

Rashee Rice — Falling

Similar to last season, Rashee Rice‘s draft value will be a source of debate in fantasy circles this summer.

Rice violated his probation when he tested positive for marijuana and is currently spending 30 days in jail.

He is also recovering from a knee surgery he underwent just one week before being ordered to serve those 30 days.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Rice is expected to be ready for training camp, but rehabbing a surgery while in jail does at least raise some concerns.

There is also the lingering concern of a suspension stemming from this probation violation.

Moreover, the Chiefs could be preparing to move on from Rice given yet another off-field issue.

He is currently entering the final year of his rookie deal, and there have been no indications the Chiefs are pursuing an extension.

The problem for fantasy players is that Rice has been absurdly productive when available in his career.

He has been the WR12 in half PPR points per game since 2023, and that jumps to WR5 over the last two seasons.

Among 127 receivers with at least 500 routes since 2023, Rice ranks eighth in yards per route run and sixth in target rate per route.

Kansas City still has serious pass-catching questions, and while they could go more run-heavy than usual with Kenneth Walker in the backfield and Patrick Mahomes recovering from injury, Rice still appears primed to stack targets when (if) he is on the field.

Buying the dip is probably the right move.

Sean Tucker — Rising

Bucky Irving is still recovering from offseason shoulder surgery, and reports out of OTAs were not as positive as one would hope for a running back coming off a mostly lost season.

Coach Todd Bowles said they expect Irving back “in the summer or fall.”

The fall part of that quote is…interesting…though Bowles could have just misspoke in a late May press conference.

Even if Irving is healthy and ready to go Week 1, though, there have been reports of the Bucs continuing to use a rotation at running back.

Kenneth Gainwell was signed this offseason to replace Rachaad White, but Sean Tucker could find his way into a bigger role.

Tucker handled only 15% of the running back carries after Irving returned late last season, but he earned 7 of the 13 backfield touches on goal-to-go plays and 63.6% of the running back carries.

The Bucs have yet another new offensive coordinator, and that pure goal-line role would represent more of a fantasy concern for Irving than standalone value for Tucker.

Still, it is interesting that Tucker was trusted with that job late last year, and Irving is once again missing more time than initially expected following an injury.