Final-week ADP shifts are reshaped by fresh risers and fallers. Prescott jumps toward top QB territory as Dallas leans into a pass-heavy approach, while Wilson and Hall push the Jets’ offense into stronger fantasy ground. Pearsall and Engram rise as late-round value options in an offense built around Kittle and McCaffrey. Tagovailoa cools off amid Miami’s volatility, and Engram’s Denver resurgence pairs well with rookie upside. SF’s star trio keeps the offense anchored, even as some vets slip in the eyes of drafters.

Bottom line: target refined late-round pieces (Pearsall, Engram, Kittle) while acknowledging fallers (Tagovailoa, Najee Harris). The article also highlights how Bryce Young and George Kittle might re-emerge as efficient, structure-friendly pieces. The final ADP landscape rewards players with clear roles and robust offense, while cautioning against overpaying for knives that could rebound sharply the other way.