NFL Draft 2026: These teams will be looking to add a fantasy football playmaker (or 2, or 3...)

Below you’ll find a list of teams that I think are most prioritizing adding a playmaker in the 2026 NFL Draft. It is by no means an exhaustive list — if we’re being real, just about every team is looking to add some pop to their offense in some form or fashion. But these teams stand out as offenses where I’ll be stunned if there isn’t some new player added at wide receiver, tight end and/or running back by the end of the draft.

This can help us identify which landing spots are good destinations for fantasy football prospects or which teams will need to add a veteran or will need one to step up from the depth chart if no rookies are taken in April. Major overhauls await Miami Dolphins The Dolphins tore their wide receiver room down to the studs this offseason, with holdover Malik Washington and a host of castoffs the only remaining members. If the Dolphins are going to get anything close to viable starting passing output from Malik Willis, they can’t walk into the season with this wide receiver room.

This front office came over from Green Bay, an organization that typically prefers to take multiple stabs at this position on Days 2 and 3 and rarely invests in Round 1 options. We’ll see how much they want to hang onto those creeds with a pair of first-round picks in April. Cleveland Browns The Browns are set at running back and tight end but their wide receiver room is one of the weakest in the league.

Jerry Jeudy is painfully miscast as a No. 1 receiver, Cedric Tillman has flashed but can’t stay healthy and Isaiah Bond is a developmental speed option. The Browns have two first-round picks and one of them could be a wideout.