Dynasty Advice: Jayden Daniels, Malik Nabers, Brock Bowers (Fantasy Football)

There’s no denying the 2024 rookie class exceeded all expectations from a dynasty perspective, specifically at the quarterback and wide receiver positions. If you loaded up on 2024 rookie picks in your dynasty league, chances are you saw a substantial increase in roster value this season.

With today’s article, I wanted to look back at the 2024 rookie class to see where player expectations should lie moving into Year 2. Which guys should we be investing in this offseason? Are there any sell-high candidates? I have the answers for you below. Here is dynasty fantasy football advice for second-year players.

Second-Year Dynasty Outlooks & Advice

The Foundational Pieces

The 2024 draft class produced several league-winning dynasty options for us to build our rosters around. For this article, we will be discussing dynasty value based on Superflex, tight end-premium formats, as this is generally the most common set-up.

Jayden Daniels (QB – WAS)

In dynasty superflex, Jayden Daniels should be considered a top-three asset alongside Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. The 2024 Rookie of the Year has an elite fantasy ceiling, given his rushing upside, averaging nearly 22 fantasy points per game in his rookie campaign. He’s a borderline untouchable asset in this format.

Malik Nabers (WR – NYG)

The big question mark entering 2025 for New York is the quarterback position. However, Malik Nabers proved he’s “quarterback-proof”, finishing second in targets and fifth in receptions in the NFL, all while dealing with Daniel Jones and Drew Lock under center. Buy aggressively; Nabers is a locked-and-loaded top-five dynasty receiver for years to come.

Brock Bowers (TE – LV)

Brock Bowers is quite simply the definition of a generational talent. He’s the unquestioned TE1 in dynasty, although you could argue Trey McBride deserves to be in this tier as well. Bowers should be considered a borderline first-round pick in Superflex, tight end-premium startup drafts. The positional advantage he provides cannot be understated.