While the 2025 NFL regular season is still a few months away, now is the time to start preparing for redraft leagues. Many factors go into fantasy players winning their redraft league every year. However, the top factor is drafting players at a value.
Let’s look at six of my favorite draft values based on Sleeper ADP for redraft leagues.
- Fantasy Football Draft Kit
- 2025 Fantasy Football Expert Rankings
- Fantasy Football ADP
- Fantasy Football Trade Tools
Best Fantasy Football Draft Values: Sleeper Leagues
Bo Nix (DEN) – ADP 79.5 | QB9
The former Oregon star is one of the more underrated fantasy quarterbacks heading into the season after a strong finish to his rookie year. Nix was the QB3 from Week 16 through Week 18, averaging 267.7 passing yards, three touchdowns, and 25.5 fantasy points per game while completing 79% of his pass attempts. Yet, he could be even better this season after the Broncos added Evan Engram and Pat Bryant to his receiving corps. Don’t be surprised if Nix ranks among the league leaders in passing touchdowns this year.
Christian McCaffrey (SF) – ADP 15.9 | RB7
Last season, McCaffrey missed 13 games because of Achilles tendinitis and a PCL sprain. While the superstar comes with injury risk, he remains one of the top running backs in the NFL and fantasy football. McCaffrey was the RB1 in 2023, averaging 24.5 PPR fantasy points per game, 3.3 more than any other running back, and the mark in fantasy football. While his days as the clear-cut RB1 are over, the superstar has too much upside to get drafted as a second-round pick despite the injury risk.
D’Andre Swift (CHI) – ADP 77.9 | RB28
Many expected the Bears to add a big-name running back in the NFL Draft. Instead, they waited until the seventh round, selecting Kyle Monangai. Furthermore, Nick Chubb and J.K. Dobbins joined other teams this offseason, meaning Swift only has in-house competition for the lead role in Ben Johnson’s offense. Last year, he finished as the RB19, averaging 12.6 PPR fantasy points per game and 3.8 rushing yards per attempt. However, Chicago significantly improved their offensive line this offseason. Therefore, don’t be surprised if Swift has a career year in 2025.
Stefon Diggs (NE) – ADP 93.5 | WR43
Unfortunately, Diggs suffered a torn ACL in Week 8 last season. However, the veteran was playing well before getting hurt, ranking as the WR6 over the first seven weeks, averaging 7.9 targets and 15.6 PPR fantasy points per game despite splitting targets with Nico Collins and Tank Dell. More importantly, he is the unquestioned No. 1 wide receiver in what should be a significantly improved Patriots’ passing attack. If the veteran wide receiver is ready for Week 1, Diggs should end the year no lower than a high-end WR3.
Darnell Mooney (ATL) – ADP 1110.7 | WR49
While fantasy players should have high hopes for Drake London in 2025, don’t forget about Mooney. He won’t be a league winner and finish the season inside the top-24 wide receivers. Yet, the veteran is vastly underrated, ranking outside the top-48 wide receivers in ADP after finishing last year as the WR31, averaging 12.1 PPR fantasy points per game, totaling a career-high five receiving touchdowns. According to Fantasy Points Data, Mooney ranked inside the top 36 wide receivers in air-yard share (33%), first-read target share (26.2%), and deep targets (17).
Tucker Kraft (GB) – ADP 1118.5 | TE14
Kraft was the TE10 last year, averaging 9.6 PPR fantasy points per game, leading the Packers in receiving touchdowns (seven). Yet, the veteran could be even better this season. According to Fantasy Points Data, Kraft ranked 26th in target per route run rate (17%) among 36 tight ends with at least 40 targets last year. However, he finished seventh in yards per route run (1.9) and first in yards after the catch per reception (9.38). Don’t be surprised if Kraft leads all tight ends in receiving touchdowns this season.
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