2026 Fantasy Football Edge Rusher Rankings
Clemson’s Peter Woods headlines this defensive tackle group with rare power, quickness, and disruptive ability along the interior, making him one of the most dominant prospects at the position. Ohio State’s Kayden McDonald follows as a strong, technically refined lineman who consistently wins at the point of attack and anchors well against the run. Florida’s Caleb Banks brings explosive athleticism and pass-rush upside, while Texas Tech’s Lee Hunter stands out for his strength, motor, and ability to collapse the pocket from the inside.
Georgia’s Christen Miller offers a blend of size and agility that fits multiple defensive fronts, and Oklahoma’s Gracen Halton adds versatility with his ability to contribute both as a run-stopper and interior penetrator. Florida State’s Darrell Jackson Jr. flashes high-level traits with his length and raw power, while Alabama’s Tim Keenan III provides a reliable presence in the trenches with disciplined play and strong fundamentals. Rounding out the rankings, Skyler Gill-Howard of Texas Tech brings physicality and developmental upside, projecting as a rotational interior defender with room to grow at the NFL level.
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