Adam Randall — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

The case for drafting him

Adam Randall is a Baltimore Ravens running back carrying a projection of 47.5 half-PPR fantasy points for 2026. At that level, the honest case for drafting him is narrow: he is a deep-roster stash for managers who want a piece of the Ravens backfield at minimal cost. Baltimore's offense has historically been run-heavy, and any back on that roster carries at least theoretical upside if opportunity expands. Randall is RB60 on the board, which means he is available late — or not at all — in most 12-team snake drafts, so the cost of taking a shot is low.

What the model projects

The projection is 47.5 half-PPR fantasy points. That produces a Draft Value of -69.4, placing Randall #279 overall and at RB60. He sits in Tier 9 on the combined board. These numbers reflect a player who projects below replacement level at the running back position — the negative Draft Value means the model does not expect him to return value relative to a freely available replacement.

The range of outcomes

No simulation band data is available in FACTS for Randall, so the percentile spread cannot be reported here. What the headline numbers do tell you: at 47.5 projected points and a Draft Value of -69.4, the central expectation is a limited role. The upside case would require a significant and sustained increase in opportunity that the current projection does not anticipate.

How to draft him

Randall does not have a market ADP — he is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to produce one. That means he is effectively undrafted in most public leagues, which makes him a waiver-wire or final-round flier rather than a pick you need to plan around. His bye is Week 13. If you want him on your roster, monitor your league's waiver wire; there is no draft slot to protect at this time.

The projection is 47.5 half-PPR fantasy points, with a Draft Value of -69.4, placing him #279 overall and at RB60.

His Draft Value of -69.4 means he projects below replacement level at running back. He is a speculative stash, not a player the numbers currently support as a reliable contributor.

Randall has no market ADP — he is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to produce one. He is effectively available on the waiver wire in most leagues, so no specific draft pick needs to be allocated.

He is in Tier 9, which groups players of similar Draft Value on the combined board. At -69.4 Draft Value, he sits among the deepest-roster options in the player pool.