Rookie Dynasty Risers and Fallers: Love Takes the Crown, Coleman Explodes

The pitch: The rookie market moved a lot in one week. Here's who climbed, who slid, and what I'd do about it.

DynastyMath tracks rookie values on a 0-to-10,000 scale (DynastyMath). These moves compare Oct. 27 with Nov. 3.

Risers

Jeremiyah Love, RB, Cardinals: up 1,385 to 5,641, passing Carnell Tate as the top 2026 rookie. Strange timing, since he's on IR with a high-ankle sprain. That's a long-term bet on talent, and the market is right to make it.

Jonah Coleman, RB, Broncos: up 1,175 to 1,827, or 180%. He's averaging 14.7 PPR points a game over his last three. If you missed it, you've missed the cheap price, but not necessarily the value.

Mike Washington Jr., RB, Raiders: up 136%, from a tiny base. FantasyPros calls his expanded role the clearest in-season catalyst (FantasyPros). More in the Raiders backfield post.

Antonio Williams, WR, Commanders: FantasyPros' Chad Workman calls him one of his favorite dynasty buys after his first game without Terry McLaurin.

Also up: Germie Bernard (Steelers) and KC Concepcion Jr. (Browns), who should benefit from Shedeur Sanders' short passing game.

Fallers

Jadarian Price, RB, Seahawks: down 420 to 958, the biggest drop in the class. Experts still value him far above the draft market. If you believe the experts, this is the buy window.

Carnell Tate, WR, Titans: down 317, but still the No. 2 rookie. He's listed Out. I like him more than the market does; see trade targets.

Also down: Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq (Jets). Cooper's slide looks like overreaction given the targets Garrett Wilson is leaving behind.