Looking for 2026 fantasy football auction values? The table below provides consensus auction values for 12-team leagues across PPR, 0.5 PPR, Standard, and Superflex formats. These values are pulled directly from Fantasy Football Helper’s free Auction Value Edge tool, which provides platform-specific player values based on real draft room values, community mock drafts, and FantasyPros data.
The full Auction Value Edge tool provides 2026 fantasy football auction values for 10-team, 12-team, and 14-team leagues across multiple scoring formats with standard roster settings. The table below is a preview of the complete dataset. Use the format toggle to match your league, search by player name, or filter by position. Get free access to Auction Value Edge to unlock Yahoo, ESPN, and Sleeper auction values, compare player pricing across platforms, and find the best values to create the ultimate auction draft strategy.
2026 Fantasy Football Auction Values
by Fantasy Football Helper
Average values from a 12-team, $200 budget auction framework. Toggle your scoring format, search by name, or filter by position.
| # | Player | Pos | Team | Yahoo | ESPN | Sleeper | Avg $ |
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12-team league · $200 budget · consensus averages across multiple sources
Platform auction values have systematic biases. Here’s where Sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo deviate from consensus — and how to exploit it.
All 11 league profiles · 194 players · Updated throughout the season
Introduction: What Is Auction Value Edge?
Auction drafts reward preparation. The managers who know what a player is actually worth, not just what a platform says they are worth, are the ones who walk away with the best rosters at the best prices.
Auction Value Edge is a proprietary cheat sheet built for serious auction drafters. It gives you consensus-based player values calibrated to your exact league setup, so you always know when the market is pricing a player too high or leaving money on the table.
The tool currently covers the following:
- League sizes: 10-team, 12-team, and 14-team leagues
- Scoring formats: Standard, 0.5 PPR, and PPR
- Superflex: PPR scoring for 10-team and 12-team leagues
- Roster construction: Standard lineup settings (2 RB, 2 WR, 1 Flex)
- 1 QB auction values from Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, and FantasyPros
- 2QB/Superflex auction values from Sleeper, RTS, and community mock drafts
- Projections for Standard, 0.5 PPR, and PPR scoring, taken from Yahoo and Sleeper
If your league fits or closely resembles one of these profiles, Auction Value Edge gives you everything you need to draft with confidence. Request access using the link/button in the table above.
Playing in a Custom Scoring League?
Auction Value Edge covers the formats used by a majority of fantasy football leagues. However, fantasy football is not one-size-fits-all. If your league uses custom scoring, a less common platform, or a non-standard roster construction, the standard cheat sheet may not reflect your market accurately enough to provide reliable values.
That is why the legacy custom cheat sheet option is still available. If your league includes any of the following, the custom cheat sheet is the better fit:
- TE premium (TEP) scoring
- Custom points-per-reception values (for example, 0.25 PPR)
- Niche scoring settings like rushing attempts, passing completions, points per first down, etc.
- Platforms not supported by Auction Value Edge (NFL.com, CBS, etc.)
Why Platform Auction Values Matter
If you’re researching 2026 fantasy football auction values, it’s important to understand that Yahoo, ESPN, and Sleeper all generate player prices differently. The auction values displayed in your draft room are not based on a universal market. Each platform uses its own projections, assumptions, and adjustment methods, which can create significant pricing differences for the same player.
These discrepancies create opportunities for prepared managers. When a platform undervalues a player relative to consensus rankings, you can often acquire that player at a discount. When a player is overpriced, you can avoid overspending and allocate your budget more efficiently.
This is one of the main reasons Fantasy Football Helper’s Auction Value Edge tool relies on consensus-based values rather than platform-specific projections alone. Over the past two seasons, consensus rankings and auction values have consistently outperformed the default rankings and pricing systems used by the major fantasy football platforms. By comparing consensus values against Yahoo, ESPN, and Sleeper pricing, you can quickly identify where the market is creating value.
Sleeper Auction Value Insights
- Sleeper does the best job adjusting auction values for different scoring formats.
- The platform provides separate auction values for Standard, 0.5 PPR, PPR, and Superflex/2-QB leagues.
- Sleeper’s auction values do not adjust based on league size.
- The same player values are used for 10-team, 12-team, and 14-team leagues despite changes in player scarcity.
- Managers using Sleeper values should account for league size separately when preparing for their draft.
ESPN Auction Value Insights
- ESPN is the only major platform that adjusts auction values based on roster construction.
- Adding positions such as an extra Flex spot can cause player values to change.
- However, in practice, these adjustments are often minimal, with many players moving only one or two dollars.
- ESPN provides separate auction values for Standard and PPR scoring formats.
- Half-PPR and Full-PPR leagues use the same auction values, limiting scoring-specific accuracy.
- ESPN does not provide meaningful Superflex or 2-QB auction value adjustments.
- Managers drafting on ESPN should consider supplementing draft room values with consensus auction values.
Yahoo Auction Value Insights
- Yahoo offers the least dynamic auction value system among the major fantasy football platforms.
- Auction values remain unchanged regardless of league scoring settings.
- Yahoo values most closely resemble a traditional 0.5 PPR, single-quarterback format.
- Managers who understand their league’s scoring system can frequently identify undervalued and overpriced players compared to Yahoo’s default pricing.
- Using consensus auction values alongside Yahoo draft room values can provide a significant advantage on draft day.
Customize Your 2026 Auction Value Cheat Sheet
Please note that custom cheat sheets are built manually and require additional research and data collection. During peak draft season, ongoing updates and maintenance of Auction Value Edge may occasionally extend turnaround times for the custom cheat sheet beyond the standard 24-hour delivery window.