ESPN Fantasy Football unveiled its inaugural Hall of Fame class on August 24, 2026, honoring elite performers since 1995. The ceremony during the Fantasy Football Marathon inducted two charter members. In the Players Wing, Randy Moss was celebrated for his 3,467.34 career fantasy points and 15,292 receiving yards.

His 304.7 rookie points and 17 touchdowns in 1998 set enduring records. He also set the NFL single-season receiving touchdowns mark with 23 in 2007. In the Moments Wing, Jamaal Charles was recognized for a historic 56-31 victory over the Raiders on Dec. 15, 2013.

Charles became the first player ever with at least four receiving touchdowns and one rushing touchdown in a single game. His 378.0 fantasy points that season ranked first among running backs. Both inductees represent the pinnacle of ESPN Fantasy performance, with Moss dominating the wide receiver landscape and Charles delivering a postseason-clinching masterpiece.