Week 6 Fantasy Kicker Rankings & Projections (2026)

Tough matchup: Jacksonville allows 20% less to kickers than average (10th-fewest in the league).

Good matchup: Tennessee gives up 30% more to kickers than average (6th-most in the league).

Good matchup: Denver gives up 23% more to kickers than average (8th-most in the league).

No 2026 games yet, so this leans on his role and past seasons. Good matchup: San Francisco gives up 75% more to kickers than average (the most in the league).

Good matchup: Cleveland gives up 34% more to kickers than average (5th-most in the league).

Good matchup: Houston gives up 35% more to kickers than average (4th-most in the league).

No 2026 games yet, so this leans on his role and past seasons. Tough matchup: Dallas allows 24% less to kickers than average (8th-fewest in the league). Green Bay should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses. Wind forecast 17 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Tough matchup: Green Bay allows 49% less to kickers than average (2nd-fewest in the league). Dallas should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses. Wind forecast 17 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

No 2026 games yet, so this leans on his role and past seasons.

San Francisco should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses.

Good matchup: Baltimore gives up 21% more to kickers than average (9th-most in the league). Cleveland looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses.

Good matchup: LA Chargers gives up 14% more to kickers than average (12th-most in the league). Wind forecast 15 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Tough matchup: NY Jets allows 16% less to kickers than average (11th-fewest in the league).

Tough matchup: Las Vegas allows 13% less to kickers than average (13th-fewest in the league). Buffalo should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses.

Good matchup: Tampa Bay gives up 15% more to kickers than average (11th-most in the league). Wind forecast 20 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Good matchup: LA Rams gives up 12% more to kickers than average (13th-most in the league).

Good matchup: Pittsburgh gives up 44% more to kickers than average (2nd-most in the league). Tampa Bay looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses. Wind forecast 20 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Tough matchup: Chicago allows 47% less to kickers than average (3rd-fewest in the league). Wind forecast 12 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Good matchup: Philadelphia gives up 12% more to kickers than average (14th-most in the league).

Tough matchup: Buffalo allows 15% less to kickers than average (12th-fewest in the league).

Chicago should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses. Wind forecast 12 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Tough matchup: New England allows 36% less to kickers than average (5th-fewest in the league). NY Jets looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses.

Tough matchup: Seattle allows 24% less to kickers than average (9th-fewest in the league).

No 2026 games yet, so this leans on his role and past seasons. Tough matchup: Arizona allows 34% less to kickers than average (6th-fewest in the league). LA Rams should be one of the week's highest-scoring offenses.

Good matchup: Carolina gives up 39% more to kickers than average (3rd-most in the league). Philadelphia looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses.

Good matchup: Kansas City gives up 10% more to kickers than average (15th-most in the league). LA Chargers looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses. Wind forecast 15 mph at kickoff, a small knock on kicks.

Tough matchup: NY Giants allows 58% less to kickers than average (the fewest in the league).

Good matchup: Indianapolis gives up 17% more to kickers than average (10th-most in the league). Tennessee looks like one of the week's lowest-scoring offenses.