Fantasy NBA 2025/26 Dynasty Rankings

Ranking

Player

Why

1

Victor Wembanyama

Despite a blood clot sidelining him late in the season, Wembanyama continues to redefine the big-man archetype with elite block potential, versatile scoring, and Spurs building around his impressive defensive ceiling.

2

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Coming off a championship-winning campaign where he was untouchable in scoring and efficiency

3

Luka Doncic

As dangerous as ever, the newly leaner Luka enters another season electrifying in every stat category

4

Nikola Jokic

The undisputed fantasy machine, Joker routinely delivers triple-doubles and elite efficiency

5

Giannis Antetokounmpo

Remains a fantasy force thanks to his elite production across categories. Mounting trade rumors and a lack of supporting talent could impact his long-term dynasty outlook

6

Cade Cunningham

Cade just showed he can lead the Pistons with explosive scoring and playmaking; he’s got legitimate ceiling for top-tier dynasty upside

7

Anthony Edwards

Ant-Man averages high across categories and offers a package of scoring, assists, and athleticism

8

Chet Holmgren

Coming off a championship and big extension, Chet blends elite rim protection with floor-spacing - his ceiling is a multi-category monster

9

Cooper Flagg

The heralded rookie projects as generational dynasty value - athletic, versatile, and a stat-sheet stuffer

10

Tyrese Haliburton

Out for 2025/26 but his playoff heroics have solidified his status as a top-tier fantasy trigger man

11

Devin Booker

Booker’s scoring and playmaking remain elite, and with franchise control firmly in his grasp he’s poised to lead a creative rebuild

12

Trae Young

Elite usage and sky-high assists

13

Evan Mobley

Elite defensive guard impressions and improving offensive game give him star upside

14

Jayson Tatum

Out for 2025/26 but Tatum’s dynasty value remains sky-high

15

LaMelo Ball

Elite playmaker with elite scoring upside; health is the only real concern.

16

Anthony Davis

Still a top-tier producer when healthy, but age and injuries cap long-term value.

17

Karl Anthony Towns

Versatile big with elite shooting for his position; future depends on health and team context.

18

Jalen Williams

Rapid riser with strong all-around game; poised for All-Star level production.

19

Paolo Banchero

Young cornerstone with elite scoring and rebounding; passing growth boosts dynasty outlook.

20

Alperen Sengun

One of the best young passing bigs in the league; could be a perennial All-NBA talent.

21

Tyrese Maxey

High-efficiency scorer with improving playmaking; set for a long prime.

22

Amen Thompson

Explosive rookie with elite defensive and rebounding upside; shooting will determine ceiling.

23

James Harden

Still an elite facilitator with strong scoring; age and future role may limit long-term value.

24

Donovan Mitchell

Consistent elite scorer with strong peripherals; entering prime years for win-now builds.

25

Domantas Sabonis

Triple-double threat from the center spot; elite rebounder and passer with a safe floor.

26

Jalen Johnson

Athletic forward with growing offensive role; two-way upside makes him a breakout candidate.

27

Scottie Barnes

Versatile young star with elite defense and playmaking; shooting gains could unlock top-15 potential.

28

Bam Adebayo

Elite defender and passer for a big; steady production but limited long-range scoring.

29

Stephen Curry

Generational shooter who still posts elite numbers; age is the only long-term concern.

30

Jaren Jackson Jr.

Elite shot blocker with improved offense; rebounding remains a slight dynasty weakness.

31

Franz Wagner

High-IQ scorer and playmaker with room to grow; key piece in Orlando’s long-term core.

32

Jalen Brunson

Elite scorer and leader in New York; consistent efficiency makes him a safe top guard in his prime.

33

Darius Garland

Skilled playmaker and shooter; value dips slightly next to Mitchell but still a long-term asset.

34

Dylan Harper

Highly touted incoming rookie with star upside; early development will dictate dynasty trajectory.

35

De’Aaron Fox

Blazing speed and strong scoring; consistent top guard production with room for more assist volume.

36

LeBron James

Still producing elite all-around numbers; short-term win-now play with diminishing long-term outlook.

37

Kevin Durant

Elite scoring and efficiency remain; injury risk and age make him a sell-high for rebuilders.

38

Trey Murphy III

Sharpshooting wing with expanding role; athleticism and defense give him intriguing two-way potential.

39

Ja Morant

Electric scorer and playmaker; suspension history and off-court risks slightly temper his elite upside.

40

Jaylen Brown

High-level two-way wing; consistent scoring floor but limited playmaking caps ceiling in fantasy. Could be in for a massive season!

41

Zion Williamson

Dominant inside presence when healthy; durability remains the only thing holding back top-10 potential.

42

Tyler Herro

Elite shooter with secondary playmaking; high-volume scorer whose role could fluctuate with Miami’s roster.

43

Brandon Miller

Smooth-shooting rookie wing with star potential; efficiency and usage growth will drive his dynasty climb.

44

Jamal Murray

Clutch scorer and elite playoff performer; steady mid-tier guard with slight injury risk.

45

Alexandre Sarr

Incoming rookie big with elite defensive tools; offensive development will determine long-term ceiling.

46

Desmond Bane

Knockdown shooter and secondary playmaker; high floor in Memphis’ core alongside Ja.

47

Dyson Daniels

Defensive ace with emerging offensive skill set; could see breakout if scoring takes the next step.

48

Lauri Markkanen

Versatile scoring forward with elite shooting; usage in Utah keeps him a reliable fantasy star.

49

Walker Kessler

Elite shot-blocking big; rebounding and FG% lock but limited scoring keeps his ceiling role-dependent.

50

Ivica Zubac

Steady double-double threat with elite FG%; low usage but dependable in boards and blocks.

51

Jarrett Allen

Efficient rim protector and rebounder; consistent mid-tier big with limited offensive versatility.

52

Kyrie Irving

Elite scorer and shot creator; age and injury history cap long-term dynasty appeal.

53

Pascal Siakam

Versatile forward who fills multiple stat categories; production could shift depending on team fit.

54

Josh Giddey

Elite rebound and assist numbers for a guard; shooting struggles and role competition lower ceiling.

55

Austin Reaves

Steady scoring and secondary playmaking; thrives in high-usage spurts but limited by Lakers’ hierarchy.

56

Jalen Duren

Explosive young big with elite rebounding; defensive growth will dictate future ceiling.

57

Myles Turner

Top-tier shot-blocker with three-point range; health and consistency keep him from elite status.

58

Ausar Thompson

Defensive standout rookie with strong rebounding; offensive game still developing but upside is huge.

59

Scoot Henderson

Dynamic rookie guard with elite burst; shooting efficiency will be the swing factor for stardom.

60

Ace Bailey

Elite athletic prospect with two-way upside; still raw but long-term star potential is undeniable.

61

Kon Knueppel

Sharp-shooting wing with high basketball IQ; needs to prove athleticism can hold up at NBA level.

62

VJ Edgecombe

Explosive slasher with defensive tools; offensive polish will decide fantasy ceiling.

63

Khaman Malauch

Towering shot-blocker with rim-running upside; offensive skill set is extremely raw.

64

Mark Williams

Rebounding and shot-block specialist; offensive role limited but efficient.

65

Michael Porter

New team with not much else around. Elite catch-and-shoot threat; injury history and peripheral stats keep his fantasy impact volatile.

66

Jordan Poole

Streaky volume scorer; efficiency and role uncertainty make him a boom-or-bust dynasty asset.

67

Onyeka Okongwu

Strong per-minute production; needs more consistent minutes to fully unlock fantasy upside.

68

Julius Randle

High-usage big with strong scoring/rebounding; efficiency and health remain concerns.

69

Kawhi Leonard

Still elite two-way force when healthy; long-term dynasty risk due to load management.

70

Stephon Castle

Defensive-minded guard with size and versatility; fantasy value tied to offensive growth.

71

Bilal Coulibaly

Athletic wing and defensive pest; offense still developing but upside is clear.

72

Jared McCain

Sharpshooter with scoring instincts; needs to show more playmaking to stick as a starter.

73

Jalen Suggs

Defensive ace who has improved efficiency; fantasy upside limited by low usage.

74

Nikola Vucevic

Steady double-double machine; age and defensive decline cap long-term appeal.

75

Immanuel Quickley

Dynamic scorer and shooter; fantasy stock rising with bigger offensive role.

76

Brandon Ingram

Smooth midrange scorer; needs durability and more 3-point volume to climb ranks.

77

OG Anunoby

Elite defender with improving shot; offensive role will always limit ceiling.

78

Dereck Lively II

Rim protector and lob threat; fantasy upside growing as offensive confidence improves.

79

Kel'el Ware

Skilled big with stretch potential; consistency and rebounding need work.

80

Shaedon Sharpe

Electric athlete and shot creator; injuries and inconsistency have slowed breakout.

81

Donovan Clingan

Defensive anchor and rebounder; offensive impact likely limited to around the rim.

82

Zach LaVine

Proven scorer with athleticism; injury history and role uncertainty dampen outlook.

83

Coby White

Breakout guard with improved efficiency; must sustain playmaking to keep value high.

84

Jalen Green

New team explosive scorer with streaky shooting; efficiency and decision-making remain concerns.

85

Kristaps Porzingis

Stretch big with elite rim protection; durability is the primary dynasty risk.

86

Derrick White

Two-way glue guy with underrated playmaking; steady production without flash.

87

Jakob Poeltl

Rebounding and high-FG% center; limited upside due to lack of range and blocks decline.

88

Zaccharie Risacher

Polished two-way wing prospect; 3-point consistency will determine fantasy ceiling.

89

Egor Demin

Skilled international guard with scoring flair; still raw but high-upside stash.

90

Mikal Bridges

Durable 3-and-D wing with expanding scoring chops; thrives in high-minutes roles.

91

Miles Bridges

Athletic forward and strong rebounder; off-court history still lingers over dynasty value.

92

Deni Avdija

Versatile forward with improved shooting; offers sneaky all-around production.

93

Devin Vassell

Smooth shooter and secondary creator; efficiency dips when asked to be primary scorer.

94

Matas Buzelis

Tall, skilled wing prospect; needs to prove strength and consistency to hit upside.

95

Rudy Gobert

Elite rebounder and shot blocker; age and offensive limitations cap long-term ceiling.

96

Zach Edey

Dominant interior presence in college; questions remain about NBA mobility and spacing.

97

Deandre Ayton

Talented big with touch and boards; inconsistency keeps him from elite fantasy tiers.

98

Cam Thomas

Pure bucket-getter; fantasy ceiling tied to volume scoring role.

99

Anfernee Simons

Dynamic shooter and scorer; still developing as a lead facilitator.

100

Reed Sheppard

Sharp-shooting guard with high IQ; could be a fantasy gem if defense holds up.

101

Isaiah Hartenstein

High-motor big with passing chops; role-dependent but productive when given minutes.

102

Nicolas Claxton

Athletic rim-runner and shot blocker; limited floor spacing keeps fantasy game narrow.

103

Toumani Camara

Defensive-minded forward; fantasy upside limited unless offensive game expands.

104

DeMar DeRozan

Midrange maestro with steady scoring; age and 3-point reluctance lower dynasty value.

105

Joel Embiid

MVP-caliber force when healthy; chronic injury risk always part of the package.

106

Tre Johnson

Young scoring prospect; needs to round out game for long-term NBA success.

107

Damian Lillard

Elite scorer and leader; age and mileage make him more win-now than long-term piece.

108

Josh Hart

Glue-guy wing with rebounding punch; low-usage limits fantasy upside.

109

Dejounte Murray

Stat-stuffing guard with scoring and steals; efficiency swings can hurt value.

110

Keyonte George

Scoring guard with growing confidence; efficiency and playmaking will decide ceiling.

111

Keegan Murray

Two-way forward with an elite 3-point stroke; upside tied to usage in Kings’ offense.

112

Kyle Filipowski

Skilled big with shooting touch; lateral quickness is the main defensive concern.

113

Kasparas Jakucionis

High-IQ guard prospect with strong passing vision; needs shooting polish to thrive.

114

Nikola Topic

Tall playmaking guard; knee recovery will be key to unlocking lottery-level talent.

115

Kyshawn George

Long wing with smooth shot mechanics; still raw but intriguing as a 3-and-D piece.

116

Payton Pritchard

Sharpshooting reserve guard; fantasy value hinges on carving a consistent role.

117

Jabari Smith

Stretch forward with length and defensive upside; efficiency remains a swing factor.

118

Christian Braun

Energetic glue guy; low-usage profile limits fantasy spike games.

119

Jaden Ivey

Explosive guard with scoring burst; must improve decision-making to take next step.

120

Thomas Sorber

Young big with physicality; needs offensive refinement to be fantasy relevant.

121

Fred VanVleet

Veteran floor general; high assists and steals but efficiency dips can sting.

122

Cameron Johnson

Elite spot-up shooter; injuries have slowed potential breakout seasons.

123

Tari Eason

High-energy forward with stocks upside; health is only thing holding him back.

124

Malik Monk

Microwavable scorer off the bench; limited peripherals cap his fantasy profile.

125

Paul George

Still elite when healthy; age and durability concerns shift him toward win-now builds.

126

Brandin Podziemski

Crafty guard with strong rebounding for size; expanding scoring game could boost ceiling.

127

Naz Reid

Productive big off the bench; per-minute stats make him valuable even in limited roles.

128

RJ Barrett

Volume scorer who needs efficiency gains to take a real fantasy leap.

129

Jaden McDaniels

Elite defender with growing offensive confidence; still low-usage in most lineups.

130

Jeremy Sochan

Versatile forward with playmaking flashes; shooting inconsistency caps fantasy upside.

131

Jonathan Kuminga

Athletic wing thriving in expanded role; needs consistent 3-point shot for next step.

132

Bennedict Mathurin

Aggressive scorer with FT volume; needs better shot selection to maximize efficiency.

133

Carlton Carrington

Rookie guard with scoring chops; role clarity will dictate early fantasy relevance.

134

PJ Washington

Stretch big with defensive versatility; streaky production can frustrate managers.

135

Jimmy Butler

Elite across-the-board producer in playoffs; regular-season rest limits total output.

136

Collin Murray-Boyles

High-motor forward prospect; defensive stats could be his early fantasy calling card.

137

John Collins

Athletic PF with rebounding and finishing; role shrinkage has hurt recent value.

138

Derik Queen

Skilled low-post scorer; defensive mobility will determine NBA and fantasy fit.

139

Norman Powell

Efficient scorer in a bench role; limited peripherals keep value scoring-dependent.

140

Isaiah Collier

Physical guard with slashing ability; must refine jumper to reach full potential.

141

Ron Holland II

Explosive wing prospect with defensive upside; jumper remains the swing skill.

142

Andrew Nembhard

Steady two-way guard; role security and assists give him quiet fantasy value.

143

Rob Dillingham

Shifty scorer with deep range; size and defense may limit minutes early.

144

Daniel Gafford

Rim-running big who thrives on FG% and blocks; limited outside of paint stats.

145

CJ McCollum

Veteran shot creator with consistent scoring; age and injuries are creeping in.

146

Herbert Jones

Defensive ace with improving 3-point shot; still a low-usage scorer.

147

Santi Aldama

Stretch big with floor-spacing and passing; needs stronger rebounding to boost value.

148

Jeremiah Fears

Quick guard prospect with scoring instincts; long-term role could swing stock.

149

Yves Missi

Athletic rim protector with raw offense; rebounding and blocks will drive value.

150

Hansen Yang

Skilled big prospect; outside shooting could make him a unique stretch-5 option.