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Drafting the Ghosts: Pricing the Seven Fantrax Ghost Points Player Types for 26/27 (Part 2)

  • Writer: Tottiandor
    Tottiandor
  • 1 day ago
  • 10 min read

In Part 1, we sorted every EPL outfielder into seven Fantrax ghost points tribes. Now we put price tags on them: what every 25/26 pick actually returned, how the market has repriced each tribe, and where the 26/27 draft value is hiding right now. For more of our analysis, check out our 26/27 Draft Kit and our Pricing Plans.


Ghostbusters-style poster art: four men in tan suits fire proton beams at glowing ghostly runners, with Know Your Ghosts Part 2 text.

Check out our 26/27 Draft Kit for all the pre-season information you could ever need. We've got a Live Draft Aide, Draft Rankings, Team Previews, Cheat Sheets, Strategy Articles, Draft 101. Dominate your draft!


The market did its homework... annoyingly.

You know the tribes, you know ghosts were 79% of everything scored last season, and you know the punchline of Part 1's final chart. The room (meaning actual drafters across our community leagues) paid premium picks for the easiest-to-replace shapes while Heading Union, at 293 points a man, tumbled all the way to pick 138.


Here's the problem: so does everyone else. Line up three boards side by side (what rooms paid last August, what rooms are paying in early drafts right now, and what our nine analysts think today) and you find daylight between them. The room is still living in 25/26. Our analysts have moved on, and one of their moves will raise eyebrows: they have cooled hard on the Goal Hangers, the tribe built around goals, the one stat that can win an H2H matchup all on its own. Last year the value was cheap floor. By August, whisper it, it might be cheap boom.

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