#327 overall · NYG · 49.2 projected half-PPR pts · -80.7 Draft Value
Ben Sauls — 2026 Fantasy Outlook
The case for drafting him
Ben Sauls is the kicker for the New York Giants, and in deeper formats where kicker slots must be filled, every roster needs one. He lands at K41 with a projection of 49.2 half-PPR points — a number that at least gives him a floor to work from. If you're in a league that requires a kicker and you're late to the position, Sauls is a name to know.
What the model projects
The projection is 49.2 fantasy points in half-PPR scoring. His draft value sits at -80.7, placing him #327 overall and in Tier 9 on the board. Those numbers reflect where he stands relative to replacement level at the kicker position — he projects below it. His bye week is Week 8.
The range of outcomes
No simulation band data is available for Sauls in the current FACTS set. What is known is that the point estimate is 49.2 points and the draft value is -80.7. Kicker scoring is inherently volatile — dependent on offensive opportunity, field-goal distance, and game script — and a single-number projection carries meaningful uncertainty around it.
How to draft him
Sauls does not have a market ADP — he is not being drafted consistently enough across public platforms to register one. In a 2026 snake draft, that means he is effectively undrafted in most rooms. If your league requires a kicker and you reach the final rounds without one, he is a name available on the wire or at the very back of the board. His Week 8 bye is worth noting when setting your lineup schedule.
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Questions drafters ask
That depends on your league's settings. His projection is 49.2 half-PPR points and his draft value is -80.7, placing him #327 overall at K41 in Tier 9 — below replacement level at the position. In leagues that require a kicker, someone has to fill the slot; in leagues that don't, the numbers don't support the roster space.
He has no market ADP — he isn't being drafted consistently enough across public platforms to register one. He is effectively available at the back of the board or on the waiver wire in most 2026 drafts.
He is on bye in Week 8, which is worth factoring into your lineup planning if you roster him.