ADP Movers
Who the room is taking earlier than it used to, with the sample noise already stripped out.
- ▲15.9SLOTSSam LaPortaTE109.7 → 88.7 · 6 DRAFTS83MY BOARD
- ▲12.7SLOTSSam DarnoldQB152.0 → 125.0 · 5 DRAFTS300MY BOARD
- ▲5.3SLOTSJadarian PriceRB67.1 → 59.3 · 39 DRAFTS48MY BOARD
- ▲4.1SLOTSParker WashingtonWR63.1 → 57.1 · 46 DRAFTS59MY BOARD
- ▲3.7SLOTSJared GoffQB101.2 → 87.8 · 5 DRAFTS184MY BOARD
- ▲3.5SLOTSTravis Etienne Jr.RB37.4 → 32.2 · 31 DRAFTS31MY BOARD
- ▲2.9SLOTSJavonte WilliamsRB30.2 → 26.1 · 41 DRAFTS21MY BOARD
- ▲2.7SLOTSDavid MontgomeryRB55.1 → 49.9 · 31 DRAFTS42MY BOARD
- ▲2.5SLOTSChristian WatsonWR53.8 → 48.7 · 19 DRAFTS55MY BOARD
- ▲2.5SLOTSRhamondre StevensonRB62.9 → 56.9 · 22 DRAFTS57MY BOARD
- ▲2.4SLOTSChuba HubbardRB87.9 → 76.4 · 5 DRAFTS86MY BOARD
- ▲2.4SLOTSDK MetcalfWR63.2 → 58.2 · 26 DRAFTS66MY BOARD
- ▲2.3SLOTSKyle MonangaiRB107.2 → 97.2 · 12 DRAFTS109MY BOARD
- ▲2.3SLOTSMakai LemonWR129.3 → 120.7 · 16 DRAFTS102MY BOARD
- ▲1.9SLOTSBreece HallRB31.6 → 27.5 · 12 DRAFTS24MY BOARD
- ▲1.7SLOTSJake FergusonTE146.7 → 144.6 · 7 DRAFTS137MY BOARD
- ▲1.7SLOTSCarnell TateWR75.8 → 71.3 · 30 DRAFTS65MY BOARD
- ▲1.5SLOTSDavante AdamsWR37.6 → 33.9 · 15 DRAFTS50MY BOARD
- ▲1.4SLOTSOmarion HamptonRB22.2 → 20.0 · 56 DRAFTS17MY BOARD
- ▲1.3SLOTSTreVeyon HendersonRB64.2 → 57.7 · 9 DRAFTS63MY BOARD
377 drafts through 2026-09-12, compared against 2,879 drafts through 2026-09-05, with no drafts in common. 157 players priced in both; 122 moved too little to separate from noise.
Drake London (14), Tetairoa McMillan (31), Joe Burrow (54), Harold Fannin Jr. (76), Minnesota Defense (110), Jalen Coker (115), New England Defense (120), Detroit Defense (132), Jalen McMillan (132), Mark Andrews (134), Tyjae Spears (137), Jason Myers (137), Ka'imi Fairbairn (137), Cameron Dicker (139), Rashod Bateman (140), Harrison Mevis (141), Calvin Ridley (141), Jauan Jennings (143), Jake Bates (145), Chase McLaughlin (149), Jalen Nailor (149), Cooper Kupp (153), Dalton Schultz (154), Juwan Johnson (155), Brenton Strange (155), Will Reichard (155), Tyler Loop (155), Keaton Mitchell (156), Braelon Allen (156), Dontayvion Wicks (157), Ryan Flournoy (158), Trey Smack (158), Jacksonville Defense (158), Mike Washington Jr. (158), Adonai Mitchell (159), Jordyn Tyson (159), Harrison Butker (159), Chris Boswell (159), Isiah Pacheco (159), T.J. Hockenson (160), Ray Davis (160), Hunter Henry (160), Tank Bigsby (161), Tyrone Tracy Jr. (161), Ja'Kobi Lane (161), Travis Hunter (162), Devaughn Vele (163), Daniel Jones (164), Atlanta Defense (164), Wil Lutz (164), Jaylin Noel (165), Malik Willis (165), Emmett Johnson (166), Dylan Sampson (167), NY Giants Defense (168), Jacoby Brissett (168), Eddy Piñeiro (169), Chris Bell (170), Evan McPherson (170), Troy Franklin (170), Chig Okonkwo (171), Cyrus Allen (171), Justice Hill (172), Caleb Douglas (173), Tyler Bass (175), Terrance Ferguson (176), Tampa Bay Defense (177), Andy Borregales (181), New Orleans Defense (182), Isaac TeSlaa (184)
A player taken in only a handful of drafts can swing wildly without anyone changing their mind, so I subtract what his sample could have wobbled on its own and show what is left.
Each board is compared against the most recent batch of drafts that shares none of the same drafts. That is what makes a move real rather than an artifact of the same drafts being counted twice — the cost is that a move can be up to a week old before it shows up here.
A move tells you what the room is doing, not who is right. Sometimes the room is reacting to real news — a job won, an injury — and sometimes it is reacting to itself. The useful read is on your own draft day: a player climbing fast is one you will have to reach for sooner than his price suggests, and a player sliding is one you can wait on.
A player missing from these lists has not been shown to be flat — it means his move could not be separated from his sample’s own noise. The bar is deliberately hard to clear, so thin samples stay quiet rather than loud.