NFL Fantasy Mock Draft 2026 Round Two
Round two of the BSR NFL fantasy mock draft begins with some of the top wide receivers. 4 time MVP Peyton Manning remains in round two with Tom Brady drifting off the radar and slipping in with the 23 pick. See where we have placed other top fantasy players in round two of our 2026 NFL fantasy mock draft.
13. Reggie Wayne – WR – Indianapolis Colts
— Simply put, Reggie Wayne is Peyton Mannings primary target. When you are as good as Reggie Wayne, and you are a part of a team that has arguably the best Quarterback ever, you will be at the top of many lists. That’s why I think he merits the number 2 wide receiver slot this year. Although finishing sixth last year in fantasy points among wide receivers, he was still able to put up great numbers with 100 receptions for 1264 yards and 10 TDs, and is as consistent as they come at the WR position.
14. Randy Moss – WR – New England Patriots
— Randy Moss is an unbelievable and rare talent that this league only sees once every 10 years. He’s 6’5″ with a high 4.3 speed and hes capable of jumping out of the building. Even though he will be 33 to start the season, he still has much of the same explosiveness hes had since he entered the league with the Minnesota Vikings. Randy Moss finished 2026 tied for a league high 13 TD receptions with Larry Fitzgerald.
15. Rashard Mendenhall – RB – Pittsburgh Steelers
— Rashard Mendenhall was able to shake off injuries in his second year and showed the Steelers that he was worthy of a first round selection by gashing the Chargers for 165 yards and 2 TDs in week 4. He will carry the load this season, and the Steelers will likely go back to their smash mouth football style and just hand the rock to Mendenhall more often this season after a season that the Steelers failed to make the playoffs after winning the Super Bowl the year prior. They also get Troy Polamolu back, which will further improve the offense controlling the clock.
16. Peyton Manning – QB – Indianapolis Colts
— Coming off his NFL record 4th MVP trophy and second Super Bowl appearance, Peyton Manning is the guy that makes the Colts as good as they are, without him as we’ve seen this past season in the second half against the Jets and the full game against the Bills, Curtis Painter led the then undefeated Colts to two straight defeats. Manning will prove magical once again next season as he continues to put up fantastic fantasy numbers for quarterbacks and is constantly among the top 5 fantasy QBs.
17. Ryan Grant – RB – Green Bay Packers
— Ryan Grant isn’t one of those flashy running backs. When people think about fantasy production amongst running backs, people tend to forget about Ryan Grant. Ryan Grant has progressed in each of his first three seasons in the league. Last season he had 1450 yards from scrimmage and 11 TDs, and if he can improve upon those numbers yet again this upcoming season, you will get value out of him at the 17 spot.
18. Ronnie Brown – RB – Miami Dolphins
— Ronnie Brown in a sense reminds me a lot like Frank Gore, they both have enormous potential at the running back position, yet injuries still tend to bring them both down from producing huge season stat lines. Ronnie Brown should be listed higher than this, but because of his right foot injury, his stock has fallen a bit.
19. DeSean Jackson – WR – Philadelphia Eagles
— Mr. versatile; This guy can do it all, catch the ball on 3rd and 3s, catch the home run ball, pick up yards in the rushing game, and bring the ball to the house in the return game. He averaged an unbelievable 18.5 yards per reception, which is unheard of in this era of football and was able to rack up 9 receiving TDs and 1 rushing TD this past season. Look for this guy to only improve on his 2026 stats.
20. Vincent Jackson – WR – San Diego Chargers
— Vincent Jackson was a disappointment for some owners in 2026, as he was expected to have a huge year. Jackson still had a productive year with 1167 yards and 9 TDs. Now those numbers don’t merit this kind of draft slot, but I believe that he will catch more than 68 balls this upcoming season, which was his total last season. His numbers will improve.
21. Philip Rivers – QB – San Diego Chargers
— The year of the quarterback in 2026, and Rivers was among the best of them by posting 28 TDs to just 9 interceptions. With two unbelievable weapons that are among the best at their respective positions in Vincent Jackson and Antonio Gates by his side again next year, look for him to match his ’09 totals.
22. Larry Fitzgerald – WR – Arizona Cardinals
— The number 1 wide receiver selected in most drafts last year slides near the bottom of round 2 this year because of the departure of Kurt Warner. Matt Leinart takes over under center, but Leinart lacks the accuracy of Warner and won’t be able to keep the chains moving as much as Warner was able to. Still, Fitzgerald is just too good to be passed on in round 2.
23. Tom Brady – QB – New England
— Brady will likely be without top target Wes Welker for what looks to be at least a month. Tom Brady is still an elite quarterback, and with Randy Moss looking to be fully healthy to start the 2026 season, Tom Brady will likely have another 30 TD and 10 INT season.
24. Jonathan Stewart – RB – Carolina Panthers
— Jonathan Stewart helped DeAngelo Williams in becoming the only tandem in NFL history to rush for at least 1100 yards each. Stewart will be even more polished than he was in 2026, and with the help of DeAngelo Williams keeping him fresh, he should easily match his 1100 yards rushing and 11 TDs.
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