Jamey Eisenberg has already hammered out 15 of his 21 redraft fantasy football leagues this season, and the guy is all-in on MarShawn Lloyd, drafting him six times already. This isn’t just a casual pick either; he’s got his sights set on some serious value as we head into the final fantasy draft weekend of 2026.
The QB Strategy: Price Over Passion
You’d think a guy playing in 28 total fantasy leagues would have a go-to quarterback, right? Nope. Eisenberg’s flexing some serious diversity at the position, hitting up 14 different signal-callers across his 15 completed redraft leagues (two of them Superflex, by the way). The wildest part? He didn’t select any quarterback more than twice. We’re talking Drake Maye, Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott, Justin Herbert, Brock Purdy, and Kyler Murray all getting two nods each.
He’s not reaching either. Eisenberg says he only drafts a QB if the price is right. Imagine snagging Maye in Round 5 in a 14-team league, or Hurts way down in Round 7 in a 10-team setup. That’s some serious value hunting. And he’s not done! He expects to grab more Justin Herbert and Brock Purdy, plus he’s got his eye on Trevor Lawrence and Jared Goff for those upcoming drafts.
Running Backs: Deep Dive for Hidden Gems
But the real story is his running back strategy. This dude has drafted 47 different running backs! Talk about spreading the love. While he’s only got one share of big names like Jahmyr Gibbs and Bijan Robinson, he’s found his core group. MarShawn Lloyd is clearly his guy, with six shares, mostly snagged in Round 10 or later prior to Josh Jacobs hitting the Commissioner’s Exempt List. That’s a steal, right?
D’Andre Swift is another favorite, showing up five times. Eisenberg grabbed him in Round 5 in earlier drafts, and his value has only shot up with Kyle Monangai picking up a knee injury. Jadarian Price also hit his list five times as a Round 5 target for a No. 2 back. And for those late-round bench stashes, Eisenberg is all about Jonah Coleman and Mike Washington Jr., each drafted five and four times, respectively. He also grabbed Blake Corum, Kyle Monangai, and Kaelon Black three times each, with James Cook, Christian McCaffrey, and Omarion Hampton each getting two shares. He’s still hunting, hoping to get some De’Von Achane and Saquon Barkley into his lineups this final draft weekend.
So, as the clock ticks down on 2026 fantasy drafts, Jamey Eisenberg has laid out his blueprint. He’s got his preferred QBs, but it’s his conviction in guys like MarShawn Lloyd that stands out. Are you rolling with his strategy, or are you going your own way?
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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