Fantasy Football Player Notes

2025 Draft Rankings

Position

Team

Scoring

Saquon Barkley Note
	1. Saquon Barkley RB - PHI Last year, Barkley finished the season as the RB1 in fantasy points per game, finishing with 378 touches, 2,283 total yards, and 15 total touchdowns. This season, we have to have the volume conversation and the worries about that for Barkley's outlook for 2025. It's a similar conversation that we had with Christian McCaffrey, Derrick Henry, and Josh Jacobs before him. Is it a concern? Yep. Is it so damning that it should Barkley outside the top 3-5 running backs in preseason rankings? No. My bigger worry is Barkley's quietly meh tackle-breaking metrics last year. Among 46 qualifying backs, he had the fourth-best explosive run rate, but he was also only 28th in missed tackles forced per attempt and 35th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). The big thing that helped Barkley was Philly's awesome offensive line. Among those 46 backs, Barkley had the highest yards before contact per attempt (3.55). Barkley was chewing up almost four yards per carry before he faced the opposition. That helped him a ton, but it will likely help him again in 2025, as Philly will once again have one of the league's best offensive lines. Barkley remains a top 5 back in 2025 despite some of my concerns. 1 week ago

Ja'Marr Chase Note
	2. Ja'Marr Chase WR - CIN Chase was my WR1 heading into the 2024 draft season and he exceeded all expectations finishing as the WR1 overall while taking home the Triple Crown. 127 catches for over 1,700 yards and 17 TDs. 20 points per game in half-PPR, which was four points more per game than the next closest WR. He also led the NFL in red-zone targets which has been the clear signal for WR1 overall seasons. The past six No. 1 overall WRs finished first in the NFL in red-zone targets with Chase becoming the sixth to do so. 2 weeks ago

Bijan Robinson Note
	3. Bijan Robinson RB - ATL Robinson crushed last year as the RB3 in fantasy points per game. It was a tale of two halves. Atlanta began the season goofing around with his usage before they righted the ship. In Weeks 1-5, Robinson was the RB24 in fantasy points per game, averaging 17 touches and 87.2 total yards. In Weeks 6-18, he was the RB1 in fantasy points per game with 23.4 touches and 120.9 total yards per game. After Week 5, he saw his route share and target share jump from 54.5% to 60.4% and 10.7% to 13.4% (per Fantasy Points Data). If that usage continues in 2025, Robinson could be the RB1 overall this season. He posted strong tackle-breaking numbers last year, ranking 12th in missed tackles forced per attempt and 22nd in yards after contact per attempt. If Michael Penix can take this offense to another level, Robinson could be the Fantasy MVP this season. 1 week ago

Justin Jefferson Note
	4. Justin Jefferson WR - MIN The All-Pro WR shut down any doubt that he could produce without Kirk Cousins in 2024, finishing as the fantasy WR2 overall and in points per game. He caught over 100 passes and surpassed 1,500 receiving yards tying a career-high with 10 touchdowns finishing first in end-zone targets. He tied Chase for the most WR1 weekly finishes (12). It was his fourth time finishing inside the top 5 fantasy WRs , but Jefferson's production did dip slightly after T.J. Hockenson returned to the lineup. It's very possible that with a first-time starting QB, Jefferson's production (specifically TDs) could decline. 2 weeks ago

Jahmyr Gibbs Note
	5. Jahmyr Gibbs RB - DET Gibbs was awesome last year as the RB2 in fantasy points per game. The loss of David Montgomery for the final three weeks of the season helped him, but it's not like Giggs wasn't awesome before then. In Weeks 1-15, with David Montgomery in the lineup, Gibbs was the RB4 in fantasy points per game (18.9), averaging 16.1 touches and 103 total yards. In Weeks 16-18 (without Montgomery), Gibbs went bonkers with 32.6 fantasy points per game as he decimated opponents with 25.6 touches and 162.4 total yards per game. I'm not trying to detract from his season, but it helped. In Weeks 1-15, Gibbs still didn't hold the goal line or red zone role on the ground. During that stretch, Montgomery had 25 rushing attempts inside the five-yard line compared to 18 for Gibbs (per Fantasy Points Data). Gibbs will be efficient with whatever workload he's allotted after he ranked first in explosive run rate, fifth in missed tackles forced per attempt, and third in yards per route run. He's a top-three back, no matter how ya slice it. 1 week ago

CeeDee Lamb Note
	6. CeeDee Lamb WR - DAL Despite playing hurt and losing Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb gutted out 15 games en route to a WR8 finish and WR9 in points per game (14.2). He caught at least four passes in all but one game, marking his third straight season with 100-plus receptions. Lamb played seven games with Prescott to start the season, in which he was generally effective, averaging 15.6 fantasy points per game (18 expected fantasy points per game). Without Prescott, Lamb crawled to a WR12 finish from Weeks 9-16. Even so, Lamb is still the No. 1 guy in Dallas and flashed his elite ceiling before injuries derailed the Dallas offense. 14 weeks ago

Puka Nacua Note
	7. Puka Nacua WR - LAR Puka got hurt in Week 1, forcing him to miss the next five games. But once he returned, he was a force. The Rams WR1 finished fourth in fantasy points per game. In Weeks 8-18, he out scored all WRs not-named Ja'Marr Chase. He was 9th in red zone targets and led the NFL in target share at 31% (10-plus targets per game) through the postseason. His full 36% target rate per route run was the highest in the NFL among qualified WRs. The second-year WR led the NFL yards per route at 3.23. Only four other players have accomplished this feat of more than 3 yards per route run since 2017 - Tyreek Hill, Cooper Kupp, Julio Jones and Nico Collins. 2 weeks ago

Derrick Henry Note
	8. Derrick Henry RB - BAL The BIG DAWG KEEPS EATING! Some players are just built different. I don't know what else to say in regard to Henry. I don't foresee any slowdown from the Baltimore behemoth. Last year, he nearly rushed for 2,000 yards (1,921) and finished with 18 total touchdowns as the RB4 in fantasy points per game. Among 46 qualifying backs, he ranked third in explosive run rate, eighth in missed tackles forced per attempt, and 13th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). Henry is an RB1 until he hangs up the cleats. I won't bet against the king ever again. 7 days ago

Nico Collins Note
	9. Nico Collins WR - HOU Nico Collins averaged 2.86 yards per route run in 2024, second among all WRs. He picked up right where he left off in 2023, finishing the season as the WR6 in points per game (14.9). He missed four games with an injury but was very effective on the field as C.J. Stroud's clear No.1 target. 2 weeks ago

Brian Thomas Jr. Note
	10. Brian Thomas Jr. WR - JAC The rookie from Jacksonville finished as the WR4 overall and WR9 in points per game. In the last seven games with Mac Jones as his QB...BTJ averaged over 18 half-PPR points, 19.5 expected fantasy points, a 31% target share, a 48% air yards share, and 96-plus receiving yards per game. Thomas pushed his total of games with 75-plus receiving yards to 11, the most such games by a rookie in the Super Bowl era. With new head coach Liam Coen and quarterback Trevor Lawrence leading the Jaguars' offense next season, buckle up for BTJ WR1 szn part 2. 2 weeks ago

Ashton Jeanty Note
	11. Ashton Jeanty RB - LV No matter how you slice it, Jeanty is a top-five back out the gate. He has a true three-down skillset and should get all the volume that he can handle. He's a tackle-breaking maven. A skill that I have no doubt will translate to the NFL. Across his final two collegiate seasons, Jeanty ranked first and third in yards after contact per attempt and first and second in elusive rating (per PFF). Las Vegas will feature the run prominently, and Jeanty's receiving upside gives him an insane ceiling for 2025. During Chip Kelly's tenure in the NFL, his offenses have never ranked lower than 11th in rushing attempts. Also, during Kelly's four years as an NFL offensive coordinator, in three of those seasons, his backfields had a 16.6-17.7% target share, but he also flooded his Philly backfield with targets in 2015 (28.7%). Jeanty could push for near the top end of that range. In 2023, he ranked first in receiving grade and second in yards per route run. Jeanty is primed for a rookie season that could rival Saquon Barkley's rookie year. 1 week ago

Amon-Ra St. Brown Note
	12. Amon-Ra St. Brown WR - DET Amon-Ra St. Brown delivered another elite season in 2024, finishing as the WR3 in both total and per-game scoring while leading the NFL in red-zone receptions. However, he did outperform his expected fantasy output (14.6 expected points per game, WR18), and his target share dipped to 23% over the final seven games as Jameson Williams and Sam LaPorta gained steam. With Ben Johnson gone and increased competition for targets, there's reason to be cautious about repeating a top-5 finish - but St. Brown's talent and chemistry with Jared Goff keep his floor securely in WR1 territory. 5 days ago

Malik Nabers Note
	13. Malik Nabers WR - NYG The LSU product had a historic rookie season, finishing as WR7 overall and in points per game through 17 weeks (14.6). Malik Nabers broke Puka Nacua's rookie WR record for receptions with 109 catches for over 1,200 yards and 7 TDs in just 15 games played. The usage was unmatched. First in target share (32%), targets per game (11.1) and expected fantasy points per game (20.3). At least the trio of Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston and rookie Jaxson Dart should improve the QB production in 2025. 2 weeks ago

A.J. Brown Note
	14. A.J. Brown WR - PHI A.J. Brown finished last year as the WR10 in points per game (14.1) and WR18 overall having missed 3.5 games with injuries. AJB was the only WR to command over 50% of his team's total air yards ranking 1st in the NFL with a 51% air yards share. He also finished second with a 30% target share. His 46% top 12 weekly finisher rate was the second highest among all WRs to only Mike Evans. He had 5 100-yard games - tied for the most among all WRs through 17 games. The 28-year-old is still an elite WR, and he will benefit greatly if the Eagles' combination of ground game and defense experiences regression in 2025. 5 days ago

Jonathan Taylor Note
	15. Jonathan Taylor RB - IND Taylor posted another RB1 season (RB7 in fantasy points per game) while dealing with a high ankle sprain. He racked up 321 touches and 1,567 total yards with 12 scores. While I think Taylor should poster another top 12 season in 2025, I do have some concerns. The quarterback play for Indy is a worry with how often they could be in the red zone this year, as well as his lack of pass-game involvement. Last year, Taylor ranked sixth in red zone touches. I don't know if he comes close to that number this season, but I could easily be wrong. I don't see more check-down opportunities for Taylor this season with Daniel Jones or Anthony Richardson under center. It's not like he's demanding those looks either, with his per-route performance in 2024, anyway. Last year, among 45 qualifying backs, Taylor ranked 37th in target share (7.4%) and 43rd in yards per route run and first downs per route run. Taylor is a solid pick again this year, but I struggle to see a ceiling outcome for him in 2025. 5 days ago

Josh Jacobs Note
	16. Josh Jacobs RB - GB With Jordan Love dinged up last year, the passing game weapons falling flat, and MarShawn Lloyd unable to stay healthy, Jacobs became a volume hog and the engine of the Packers' offense. Last year, Jacobs ranked eighth in weighted opportunities, sixth in carries, and fifth in red zone touches. In 2024, the Packers ranked fifth in rushing attempts, rushing yards, and rushing touchdowns. Jacobs also had solid showings in tackle-breaking metrics, ranking 14th in missed tackles forced per attempt and 19th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). Jacobs was the RB8 in fantasy points per game. If Lloyd can stay healthy this year, he could make some noise in this backfield, but it will most likely remain Jacobs' show in 2025 as a low-end RB1. 5 days ago

Brock Bowers Note
	17. Brock Bowers TE - LV Fresh off the most historic rookie season of all time for a tight end, there's no surprise that Bowers is ranked as the consensus no.1 TE. He caught 112 balls for 1,194 receiving yards which led all TEs plus five receiving touchdowns. Bowers broke Mike Ditka's record from 1961 for most receiving yards by a rookie tight end. He also broke Puka Nacua's rookie reception record. He finished as the fantasy TE2 overall through 17 weeks averaging 12.1 points per game. Akin to Jordan Addison/Jameson Williams among WRs. But should fantasy managers trust in drafting him so highly in the middle of Round 2 (Picks 14-18) without any upgrade to the Raiders quarterback room? I'm initially hesitant to pull the trigger at that price given the dynamic between expensive tight ends busting and a surplus of late-round tight ends outperforming their ADP annually. 11 weeks ago

De'Von Achane Note
	18. De'Von Achane RB - MIA Achane continued his strong RB1 ways last year as the RB6 in fantasy points per game. In his 16 full games played, he averaged 17.3 touches and 92.6 total yards. His otherwordly per-touch efficiency didn't hold up last year, but that doesn't mean he was bad. Among 46 qualifying backs, he was 19th in explosive run rate and missed tackles forced per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). He was a stud in the passing game, sitting at ninth in yards per route run and second in target share and receiving yards per game. I have plenty of questions about the Dolphins for 2025, but Achane isn't one of them. He should continue to post RB1 numbers in 2025. 7 days ago

Bucky Irving Note
	19. Bucky Irving RB - TB Irving's RB19 fantasy points per game finish last year doesn't do him justice. Last year, after he wrestled the lead job away from Rachaad White, he was lights out as the RB6 in fantasy points per game, averaging 18.5 touches and 115.2 total yards. Overall, Irving was fantastic, ranking top-15 in explosive run rate (seventh), missed tackles forced per attempt (third), yards after contact per attempt (fourth), receiving yards per game (14th), and yards per route run (fifth, per Fantasy Points Data). After Week 9 last season, he had 55% of the red zone rushing attempts as the preferred back near the goalline over White and Sean Tucker. Iriving should be a strong RB1 again in 2025. 7 days ago

Drake London Note
	20. Drake London WR - ATL The Falcons WR was a red-zone monster, ending the season with 23 red-zone targets (tied for 3rd-most). He was also a target hog, with the third-highest target rate per route run (30%). London was targeted on 41% of his routes with Michael Penix Jr. under center. Red-zone targets have been one of the biggest predictors of high-end fantasy seasons at the position. 2 weeks ago

Ladd McConkey Note
	21. Ladd McConkey WR - LAC Ladd McConkey was a revelation in his rookie season, leading his class in yards per route run (2.6) and finishing as the WR13 in total points. From Weeks 8-17 (including playoffs), he elevated to WR10 status, commanding a 25% target share and averaging nearly 99 receiving yards and 16.4 fantasy points per game - second only to Ja'Marr Chase. With Justin Herbert under center and coaching continuity in place, McConkey is poised for another step forward in 2025. A 100-catch season is firmly in play. 4 days ago

Christian McCaffrey Note
	22. Christian McCaffrey RB - SF McCaffrey's 2024 season was derailed by bilateral Achilles tendonitis. Yes, I know it crushed many fantasy teams. Yes, I know that if you drafted him last year, you're probably saying, "hell no...I won't be walking down that road again." I'll get this out of the way quickly. I'm back in. George Kittle had similar issues with his Achilles, but after he received stem cell infusions, it hasn't remained a problem. McCaffrey had a similar treatment last year and enters this season fully healthy from all reports. In the small sample we got from McCaffrey last year, his numbers remained strong. In the three full games he played, he averaged 18.6 touches and 93.7 total yards, all while playing 81-94% of the snaps. McCaffrey's 22% missed tackle forced rate and his 1.80 yards per route run were strong (per Fantasy Points Data). Among those two statistical categories, McCaffrey ranked eighth-best (70 qualifying backs) and sixth-best (53 qualifying backs). McCaffrey has at least one more big season left. I'll be investing heavily in him for 2025. 7 days ago

George Kittle Note
	23. George Kittle TE - SF No tight end scored more points per game than Kittle did in 2024 (13.2). The 49ers dynamic pass-catcher continued to be an efficient monster at 31 years old finishing 2024 first in yards per route run. He went over 1,000 yards for the second straight season (the only TE to do so) and finished top 5 for the fourth straight season. Since his breakout in 2018, Kittle has been a top five fantasy TE in six seasons where he played at least 14 games. Even if the ride is bumpy at times in a crowded 49ers offense, Kittle's spiked weeks are hard to find elsewhere. His 43% boom rate led all TEs. It's possible that with Deebo Samuel potentially cut and Brandon Aiyuk returning from a season-ending injury, Kittle is relied on more than ever in 2025. 11 weeks ago

Kyren Williams Note
	24. Kyren Williams RB - LAR Last year, Williams pulled off his best yesteryear Rachaad White or Leonard Fournette impression. A volume gobbling inefficient back who turned in an RB1 season (RB10). Williams ranked first in snap share, second in opportunity share, and first in red zone touches. Williams had 350 touches and 1,481 total yards. With all that said, Williams was one of the most inefficient per touch backs in the NFL. Among 46 qualifying backs, he ranked 44th in explosive run rate, 37th in missed tackle rate, and 40th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). Williams could retain his stranglehold on the volume again in a contract year, but it's also possible that Blake Corum or Jarquez Hunter could eat into his workload. Williams is a top 15-20 running back who could easily be an RB1 again or see his stock come crashing down. 4 days ago

Josh Allen Note
	25. Josh Allen QB - BUF The Bills QB took home the MVP last year, although he finished as the QB2 overall and in points per game hitting over a 22-point threshold. It was impressive given that Allen lost in his top two WRs from the previous season. However, he failed to hit 4,000 passing yards and 29 passing TDs for the first time since 2019. Even so, he made up ground as a rusher, going for 12 scores. The Bills QB has finished either QB1 or QB2 for five straight seasons. Entering his age-29 season, it should be more of the same in 2025. 12 weeks ago

Lamar Jackson Note
	26. Lamar Jackson QB - BAL The Ravens QB threw 41 TDs compared to just four interceptions in 2024. That awarded him fantasy QB1 overall status in 17 games played, although he hardly needed Week 18. Jackson's 25.6 points per game were more than three points higher than the QB2. With the core offensive nucleus of Derrick Henry and OC Todd Monken returning, it's hard to envision Jackson as anything but a top 3 fantasy QB. The only "factors" working against Jackson are the historical trends. Leading the NFL in TD-INT ratio typically results in regression the following season, as does overall team health. According to Sports Info Solutions, the Ravens had the fewest injuries in the NFL in 2024. 12 weeks ago

Tee Higgins Note
	27. Tee Higgins WR - CIN Tee Higgins is staying in Cincinnati - and that's a win for his fantasy value. When healthy in 2024, he averaged 15.5 points per game (WR3 behind only Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson) and had one of the highest WR1 finish rates in the league. Still, drafters shouldn't overreact to that efficiency. As long as Chase is active, Higgins' realistic outlook remains that of a high-end WR2 - a role he's consistently filled throughout his career. He's failed to finish as a WR2 just once in four seasons, though injuries have limited him to 12 games in each of the last two years. There's massive upside if Chase ever misses time again, but Higgins' true value comes with steady WR2 production with high-end WR1 insurance baked in. 1 day ago

Mike Evans Note
	28. Mike Evans WR - TB Mike Evans wrapped up another stellar campaign in 2024, finishing as the WR9 despite playing just 14 games and extending his streak to 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons. After a mid-season hamstring injury, he came back strong, posting 68+ yards in eight straight games and leading the league in top-3 weekly finishes (tied with Ja'Marr Chase). He also set a career-high in yards per route run (2.52), proving he's not slowing down. Evans saw a notable boost in production without Chris Godwin (17.3 vs. 11.8 PPG) but still led the Bucs in high-value opportunities. He remains a volatile but lethal fantasy WR2 with true week-winning upside. 1 day ago

Terry McLaurin Note
	29. Terry McLaurin WR - WAS Terry McLaurin enjoyed a career-best season in 2024, finishing as the WR6 overall with 82 catches, 1,110 yards, and 13 touchdowns. He thrived with Jayden Daniels under center, finishing as a top-24 WR in 69% of games - tied for third among all wideouts. However, McLaurin's breakout was driven by elite touchdown efficiency, as he nearly doubled his expected TD output per PFF. Despite the strong production, he posted just a 21% target share (37th) and ranked outside the top-30 in targets per game. With Deebo Samuel added and Zach Ertz still lingering, TMC might not be a target monster in 2025. If his TD rate regresses, McLaurin could be overvalued at his draft cost. 1 day ago

James Cook Note
	30. James Cook RB - BUF Well, in 2024, Cook finally answered the question, "What could happen if Cook could score more than two rushing touchdowns in a season?" After back-to-back seasons with only two rushing scores, Buffalo loaded him with the seventh-most carries for a back inside the ten-yard line, and Cook responded with 16 rushing touchdowns (18 total touchdowns) as he finished as the RB11 in fantasy points per game. If Cook's prodigious touchdown scoring doesn't continue in 2025, he could be a letdown. He was the RB26 in expected fantasy points per game last year. The Bills still seemed hesitant to increase his volume, with only 239 touches and four games with at least 20 touches. Now, I will say Buffalo will remain one of the best offenses in the NFL, so Cook could easily post 15-plus scores again in 2025. Last year, among 46 qualifying backs, Cook ranked 20th in explosive run rate, 11th in missed tackles forced per attempt, and 24th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). He should be a top-15 back this season with strong RB1 upside again. 5 days ago

Jayden Daniels Note
	31. Jayden Daniels QB - WAS The offensive rookie of the year took the league by storm in 2024, finishing as the QB4 through 17 weeks and as QB6 in points per game throughout the postseason. The Washington QB took command of the Kliff Kingsbury offense and operated as a deadly dual threat averaging over 22 points per game. He rushed for over 1,000 yards in 20 games trailing only Lamar Jackson. If the Commanders can add more pieces around Daniels during the offseason, we should major boost in his passing numbers. The rookie finished 2024, third in expected fantasy points per game, making him an easy-locked-and-loaded top 5 fantasy quarterback entering Year 2. 12 weeks ago

Tyreek Hill Note
	32. Tyreek Hill WR - MIA Tyreek Hill was a mega bust in 2024, but so much of his poor performance can be placed on the injury to Tua Tagovailoa. Now, admittedly, even when Tua was healthy, Hill still underperformed vs. draft expectations. In those 11 games with his southpaw starting QB, Hill went over 100 yards twice, averaging 12.4 fantasy points per game (WR18). He had a wrist injury that he dealt with from Week 1 and his yards per route run cratered to a 1.75 mark - less than half of his 2023 yards per route run. Not to mention, the Cheetah just turned 31 years old, suggesting the age cliff might be near. And let's not forget Hill's outburst at the end of the 2024 season, which could lead to Miami moving on from the veteran WR. 1 week ago

Chase Brown Note
	33. Chase Brown RB - CIN Brown was Cincy's CMC last year after he took over the starting job. In Weeks 9-17, he averaged 23.7 touches and 116.3 total yards as the RB4 in fantasy points per game. He played at least 79% of the snaps in every game while ranking second in receiving yards per game, sixth in target share (12.5%), and tenth in first downs per route run (per Fantasy Points Data). As good as Brown was, I do have some small worries about his per-touch efficiency. Among 46 qualifying backs, he was 25th in explosive run rate, 26th in missed tackles forced per attempt, and 33rd in yards after contact per attempt. None of those numbers scream "ELITE PLAYER!" That doesn't mean that Brown can't continue to crush in fantasy in 2025 as Cincy's do it all back, but the inefficiency does create an avenue for another back to step up and siphon off work. I don't know if Zack Moss or Samaje Perine are up to the task, but maybe Tahj Brooks could. We'll see how camp plays out for Brown, but right now he looks like a rock solid RB1. 7 days ago

Jaxon Smith-Njigba Note
	34. Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR - SEA Jaxon Smith-Njigba broke out in 2024 with a WR10 finish in half-PPR, tallying 100 catches, 1,130 yards, and 6 TDs. Even with Seattle emphasizing a run-heavy, defense-first approach under Klint Kubiak, Smith-Njigba still projects as the offensive centerpiece in the passing game - especially with Sam Darnold under center. Darnold's history of hyper-targeting receivers (tunnel vision) and lack of competition behind JSN (aging Cooper Kupp and fringe depth) bodes well for target volume. Smith-Njigba posted six games with double-digit targets (18.4 ppg). He's a low-end WR1 candidate heading into 2025. 4 days ago

Davante Adams Note
	35. Davante Adams WR - LAR Despite splitting time between the Raiders and Jets last season, Davante Adams still posted his fifth straight 1,000-yard campaign and finished as the WR14 (WR10 in points per game). He averaged over 2.0 yards per route run and ranked top-5 in both red-zone targets and targets share (27%), showing no signs of an age-related decline. Pairing with Matthew Stafford only boosts his outlook, especially under dome conditions in a highly competitive NFC West. Adams should feast as a reliable WR2, and his ceiling only rises if Puka Nacua misses time entering his third season. 6 days ago

Breece Hall Note
	36. Breece Hall RB - NYJ Aaron Glenn has stated this offseason that the Jets could operate with more of a committee approach for the backfield for the 2025 season. That's definitely a worry for Hall, but he remains the most talented back in that room. If this is an equal competition for work based on talent alone, Hall should still be the unquestioned lead back in New York. Last year, Hall was the RB17 in fantasy points per game, ranking eighth in snap share, 15th in opportunity share, and tenth in weighted opportunity. Hall produced adequately on a per-touch basis last year, ranking 15th in explosive run rate, 16th in yards after contact per attempt, fifth in receiving yards per game, and 16th in yards per route run (per Fantasy Points Data). Hall should be a solid RB2 this season, even if he is ceding a little more work to Braelon Allen or Isaiah Davis. 1 day ago

Joe Mixon Note
	37. Joe Mixon RB - HOU Mixon volume-hogged his way to an RB8 finish last year. He's primed to do it again in 2025. Last year, he ranked 14th in snap share, fifth in opportunity share, 17th in weighted opportunity, and sixth in red zone touches. The efficiency aspect hasn't been there, and I doubt that it will change in 2025 with another year of touches hitting the body odometer. Last year, he ranked 22nd in explosive run rate, 38th in missed tackles forced per attempt, and 29th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). Woody Marks is Mixon's closest competition in the backfield for volume, which means he'll handle as much as he can this season. Mixon is a solid RB2 with RB1 upside. 4 days ago

Jalen Hurts Note
	38. Jalen Hurts QB - PHI Only Lamar Jackson scored more fantasy points on a higher rate per dropback than Jalen Hurts. The Super Bowl MVP finished the season averaging over 22 points per game as the QB5. His strong postseason is a reminder that Hurts is an elite fantasy commodity and should be drafted as such with a great supporting cast returning. The Eagles QB has rushed for 13-plus TDs in three straight seasons. In the tush push, we trust. And if a combination of Saquon Barkley and the Eagles defense take a step back in any way, Hurts would become a major fantasy winner after leading the NFL's most run-heavy offense. 12 weeks ago

Garrett Wilson Note
	39. Garrett Wilson WR - NYJ Garrett Wilson hit career-highs across the board in his third season, totaling over 100 catches for 1,104 receiving yards and 7 TDs. The Jets' undisputed No. 1 WR finished as the WR11 in half-PPR despite fending off top-tier competition in the form of Aaron Rodgers' best friend, Davante Adams. With both Adams and Rodgers gone in 2025, Wilson is firmly back atop the Jets' targeting pecking order with little competition behind him for targets. Justin Fields is Wilson's new starting QB, and they were former teammates at Ohio State. Expect Fields to force feed Wilson to another 140-plus target season. 1 week ago

Sam LaPorta Note
	40. Sam LaPorta TE - DET I was against Sam LaPorta as the TE1 in 2024 and I felt justified by the results. The Lions tight end finished 17 weeks as the TE7 and the TE8 overall in points per game (9.3). His expected fantasy points per game ranked outside the top 12 TEs (9.5) as he wasn't the focal point in the offense many of his backers projected him to be. The lesson to be learned here? Don't draft a tight end as the TE1 if they aren't even the No. 1 on target on their own team. LaPorta did finish the season on a high note in the second half as he benefitted from the absences of Jameson Williams and David Montgomery. From Week 8 through the divisional round, LaPorta's production was back to his rookie year - north of 11 points per game. The third-year tight end's fantasy ceiling remains capped in a crowded Lions offense while others stay healthy, and the loss of OC Ben Johnson is also a concern. However, his draft price is much more palatable than in 2024. 11 weeks ago

Trey McBride Note
	41. Trey McBride TE - ARI Trey McBride averaged nearly the same amount of points per game (12.1) as Brock Bowers in his third season as the fantasy TE3 despite his comically bad TD rate. It took him 17 weeks to finally score a receiving TD, which was his only fault in 2024. He was first in several other usage statistics including route participation, target share (27%) and expected points per game (15.6). The Cardinals TE is a prime candidate for positive TD regression in 2025, putting him firmly in the TE1 overall conversation. He will also be cheaper to draft than our No.1 tight end... 11 weeks ago

Marvin Harrison Jr. Note
	42. Marvin Harrison Jr. WR - ARI Marvin Harrison Jr.'s rookie year didn't quite match the sky-high expectations, but there's plenty to build on heading into 2025. Despite inconsistencies - including struggles with separation and contested catches - Harrison still finished top-5 in end-zone targets and air yards. He scored 8 touchdowns (7 in the end zone) and ranked WR27 in expected points per game, ending the year as the WR29 overall. While he wasn't a fantasy league-winner in Year 1, the volume and opportunity were elite, and the coaching staff remains fully behind him. 6 days ago

Kenneth Walker III Note
	43. Kenneth Walker III RB - SEA It will fly under the radar that Walker was the RB12 in fantasy points per game last season. Unfortunately, his season was cut short by injuries, but if Walker can stay healthy in 2025, he could finally put it all together with a top-five running back season. Walker proved last year that not only is he still one of the best pure rushing talents in the league, but he is also a true three-down back with passing-catching chops. Among 45 qualifying backs, Walker ranked third in first downs per route run, sixth in target per route run rate, and sixth in receiving yards per game (per Fantasy Points Data). Add all of that on top of leading the NFL in missed tackles forced per attempt and ranking tenth in yards after contact per attempt, and Walker could be a league-winner in 2025. 5 days ago

Zay Flowers Note
	44. Zay Flowers WR - BAL

Chuba Hubbard Note
	45. Chuba Hubbard RB - CAR Hubbard blew away everyone's expectations last year as the RB13 in fantasy points per game. He was the Panther's everydown workhorse and is primed to roll back into that job this year. Last season, he ranked third in snap share, fourth in opportunity share, 12th in weighted opportunities, and 14th in red zone touches. If Carolina's offense can improve in 2025, the red zone numbers should climb. In 2024, Carolina ranked 24th in yards per play and 21st in red zone scoring attempts per game. The addition of Tetairoa McMillan, the continued development of Xavier Legette and Jalen Coker, and the ascension of Bryce Young should improve those numbers. Hubbard has the talent and projected workload to crack the top ten backs in 2025. Last year, he ranked 11th in explosive run rate and seventh in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). 5 days ago

Joe Burrow Note
	46. Joe Burrow QB - CIN Burrow's 2024 campaign will be lost in time because of how bad the defense for Cincinnati was. But there's no denying how elite Burrow played, leading the NFL in passing yards, TDs, completions and attempts. The Bengals QB re-established himself as the league's No. 1 pure pocket passer, finishing as the QB3 overall and in points per game (22.5). But as the most expensive non-mobile passer to draft - to go along with his injury history and potential loss of his second-best WR - Burrow will carry more risk in 2025 at an expensive tag. 12 weeks ago

DJ Moore Note
	47. DJ Moore WR - CHI D.J. Moore wrapped up 2024 as the WR16 in total points but just WR32 in points per game (11.1), delivering 98 catches for 966 yards and 6 TDs in a dysfunctional Bears offense. He posted a career-low 1.44 yards per route run and a 25% bust rate - one of the highest among top-24 WRs. With Keenan Allen gone but rookies Luther Burden and Colston Loveland added, Moore may face more target competition than expected. Under new HC Ben Johnson and Year 2 Caleb Williams, the offense should improve, but Moore's week-to-week volatility and lack of consistent top-15 season-long finishes make him more of a boom/bust WR2 than a reliable option. There may be better value elsewhere in the Bears' passing game. 1 day ago

Courtland Sutton Note
	48. Courtland Sutton WR - DEN

Alvin Kamara Note
	49. Alvin Kamara RB - NO Last year, Kamara's season was limited to 14 games due to a groin injury. Before he rode off into the sunset for the 2024 season, Kamara was the RB5 in fantasy points per game. It was a similar story to his last few seasons. He was a volume king with disappointing tackle-breaking metrics who remained an elite option in the passing game. Kamara was seventh in snap share and sixth in opportunity share. He ranked 32nd in missed tackles forced per attempt and 36th in yards after contact per attempt while also sitting top-two among running backs in receiving yards per game, target per route run rate, and yards per route run rate (per Fantasy Points Data). The Saints added Devin Neal to the backfield rotation this offseason to compete with Kendre Miller and Clyde Edwards-Helaire for the RB2 job. None of those players are huge threats to cut into Kamara's workload. He should be a volume option again in 2025 with an RB2 floor and RB1 ceiling. 4 days ago

Rashee Rice Note
	50. Rashee Rice WR - KC After suffering PLC/LCL injuries that ended his 2024 season early, Rashee Rice's Week 1 status remains uncertain, but a return within the first few weeks is realistic. The looming legal situation adds another layer of risk, though early projections suggest that it may not occur until 2026. When healthy, Rice was electric in 2024. The Chiefs WR ranked third in target share (32%) and averaged nearly 100 yards and 17.6 fantasy points per game. Over his last 18 games played, he's averaged 13.0 PPG - WR16 territory. If healthy and active in Week 1, Rice could be a massive value pick tied to Patrick Mahomes. 6 days ago

Omarion Hampton Note
	51. Omarion Hampton RB - LAC Hampton lands with the Bolts after hearing his name called in the first round of the NFL Draft. The only uncertainty around Hampton's 2025 outlook is the division of the workload between him and Najee Harris. Harris has been a steady but uninspiring backfield option over the last few years. This could impede Hampton's initial take-off, but drafting Hampton is a bet on his talent and draft capital taking over as time rolls on. Across his final two collegiate seasons, Hampton ranked 12th and 11th in yards after contact per attempt and 16th and 26th in elusive rating (per PFF). There should be plenty of rushing volume to go around, even if Harris hangs around in a supporting role. In Greg Roman's 11 years of coordinating NFL offenses, he's never finished lower than 11th in rushing attempts (last year). Hampton is best viewed as a borderline RB2 with some risk that could massively outplay his ADP if things break right. 4 days ago

Jameson Williams Note
	52. Jameson Williams WR - DET

James Conner Note
	53. James Conner RB - ARI Last year was the first season for Conner since 2021 that he'd played more than 13 games. He finished as the RB15 in fantasy points per game, racking up 283 touches and 1508 total yards (nine scores). Conner didn't look like he was slowing down at all, so I don't see him relinquishing his workhorse in 2025. Assuming he can remain healthy again this season, Conner is set to smash. Last year, he was second in missed tackles forced per attempt, 11th in yards after contact per attempt, and sixth in explosive run rate (per Fantasy Points Data). He also retained his passing game excellence, sitting sixth in yards per route run and seventh in receiving yards per game. Conner could be a wonderful value in fantasy football again in 2025. 1 day ago

Xavier Worthy Note
	54. Xavier Worthy WR - KC Xavier Worthy broke out down the stretch in 2024, posting at least four catches and 40+ yards in 10 straight games while scoring 12 total touchdowns (9 receiving, 3 rushing) on the year. From Week 11 on, he averaged over 2.0 yards per route run and 14.6 fantasy points per game - WR8 production over that span. He also ranked 10th in red-zone targets and finished the regular season as the WR21 from Weeks 11-17. With Rashee Rice facing an injury recovery and potential suspension, Worthy is in line to step into a featured role in Kansas City's offense. Locked in as WR17 in projections, Worthy's arrow is pointing way up heading into 2025. 2 hours ago

David Montgomery Note
	55. David Montgomery RB - DET Montgomery remained the Lions' early down hammer and preferred goal-line option last year when healthy. Before he was sidelined in the back half of the 2024 season with a knee injury (Weeks 1-14), he was the RB11 in fantasy points per game, averaging 16.3 touches per game and 83.1 total yards. Last year, he ranked 17th in missed tackles forced per attempt and 25th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). When healthy, he dominated the inside the ten-yard line work with 33 carries to Jahmyr Gibbs' 16. It's wonderful to be the goal-line king in an offense that led the NFL in points per game and red zone scoring opportunities per game last year. While Ben Johnson's departure will have an impact on Detroit, this offense should still sit somewhere in the top 5-10 scoring offenses in the NFL. Montgomery is best viewed as a solid RB2 with obvious RB1 upside if he continues to spike touchdowns at a ridiculous rate. 18 hours ago

DK Metcalf Note
	56. DK Metcalf WR - PIT

DeVonta Smith Note
	57. DeVonta Smith WR - PHI DeVonta Smith's 2024 season was a tale of two roles - thriving when others were hurt, but fading when the offense was at full strength. He posted career lows in receptions, yards, and targets but salvaged value with a career-high 8 TDs, finishing as the WR30 overall and WR23 in points per game (13 games). However, in eight games with both A.J. Brown and Dallas Goedert active, Smith averaged just 8.3 fantasy points (WR63). When one missed time, he jumped to 14.7 points per game (WR8). 2 hours ago

Baker Mayfield Note
	58. Baker Mayfield QB - TB The Buccaneers QB hit career-highs across the board in 2024, tossing 43 TDs while rushing for nearly 400 yards and 3 more scores. Mayfield finished the season as top five fantasy QB overall and points per game (22.3). But with Liam Coen gone and replaced by new OC Josh Grizzard (the Buccaneers' passing coordinator from last season) concerns about a production falloff should be considered. Mayfield is coming off a career 7.2 passing TD rate - the second-highest mark in 2024. Although his high early ranking suggests these concerns are being overblown for a QB who has been a top 10 fantasy producer both years in Tampa Bay. Still, I'm leaning on him being slightly overrated this high in the rankings. 12 weeks ago

Travis Hunter Note
	59. Travis Hunter CB,WR - JAC The Jaguars made a bold move by trading up to No. 2 overall to land two-way star Travis Hunter - and all signs point to him being a full-time offensive weapon. Jacksonville enters 2025 with the sixth-most vacated targets and a clear need to reload its receiving corps. Paired with Brian Thomas Jr. and Trevor Lawrence, Hunter has a real shot to earn immediate volume. At Colorado, he posted a 35% dominator rating with nearly 1,300 yards and 15 TDs - primarily as an outside receiver with elite efficiency (79% catch rate, 10+ ADOT). If he's featured early on offense, Hunter has explosive upside in both real life and fantasy. 2 hours ago

Jordan Addison Note
	60. Jordan Addison WR - MIN Jordan Addison finished 2024 as the WR20 overall (WR21 per game) with 875 yards and 9 TDs in 15 games, but much of his value was TD-driven. His target share never surpassed 20% even with T.J. Hockenson sidelined for the first half of the season, and he averaged under 9 points per game to start the year. With Justin Jefferson and Hockenson commanding targets - and first-time starting QB J.J. McCarthy now under center - Addison's 2025 outlook carries more risk than upside. A potential 1-3 game suspension from a 2024 DUI incident adds further uncertainty. 54 mins ago

TreVeyon Henderson Note
	61. TreVeyon Henderson RB - NE The Patriots drafted TreVeyon Henderson in the second round of the NFL Draft to challenge Rhamondre Stevenson from the jump. Stevenson isn't going anywhere, but Henderson will play a prominent role in 2025 as, at worst, the 1B in this backfield. As we move through the season, Henderson will eat into Stevenson's workload, if not quickly supplant him as the backfield leader. Henderson has the talent to do so. In two of his last four seasons in college, Henderson ranked top ten in yards after contact per attempt (seventh, eighth) and top 20 in breakaway percentage (10th, 18th). He will operate behind an improved offensive line that added Garrett Bradbury, Will Campbell, and Morgan Moses in the offseason. Henderson should be the team's passing down back immediately, which is great news for his floor and ceiling. Across his last two collegiate seasons, Henderson has ranked 21st & 22nd in receiving grade (per PFF). Josh McDaniels will feature him through the air. In McDaniels' last five full seasons of directing NFL offenses, he has ranked inside the top ten in four of those years, with 20-36.2% of the passing attack flowing through the backfield. Henderson could be New England's version of Jahmyr Gibbs. 1 day ago

Aaron Jones Sr. Note
	62. Aaron Jones Sr. RB - MIN Jones is coming off a season where he played 17 games for only the second time in his career. He amassed a career-high 306 touches with 1,546 total yards and an RB20 finish in fantasy points per game. Minnesota added Jordan Mason this offseason to take some of the load off Jones as Ty Chandler wasn't up to the task as Jones' running mate. Jones wasn't nearly as efficient as previous seasons, but he was still effective, ranking 17th in yards after contact per attempt, 11th in receiving yards per game, and 18th in first downs per route run (per Fantasy Points Data). Jones should retain his lead-back status in Minnesota for 2025 and be a low-end RB2 again. 19 hours ago

Tony Pollard Note
	63. Tony Pollard RB - TEN Pollard had a strong 2024 season as the Titans' workhorse starter. He ranked ninth in snap share, opportunity, and weighted opportunities. Pollard finished as the RB22 in fantasy points per game while ranking 18th in explosive run rate and sixth in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). The pitiful nature of the Titans' offense last year outside of Pollard crushed his season. He was only 22nd in red zone touches and was the RB15 in expected fantasy points per game. If Cam Ward can elevate this offensive ecosystem and Pollard can retain this awesome role, he could finish as a high-end RB2 this season. 4 days ago

Tetairoa McMillan Note
	64. Tetairoa McMillan WR - CAR Tetairoa McMillan lands in an ideal situation to emerge as the alpha wideout in Carolina. Drafted with top-10 capital (8th overall) the former Arizona star joins a Panthers offense in need of a true WR1. McMillan brings size, production and opportunity to a WR room featuring an underwhelming Xavier Legette and a promising but undrafted Jalen Coker. T-Mac was just one of 3 WRs in the FBS in 2023 to hit 1,396 yards, 10 TDs, and 89 receptions. The others being fellow top-10 WR draft selections: Malik Nabers and Rome Odunze. If Bryce Young takes even a modest step forward and continues to fuel fantasy success for his No. 1 target, McMillan could be this year's breakout rookie receiver. 6 days ago

Quinshon Judkins Note
	65. Quinshon Judkins RB - CLE The Browns selected Judkins in the second round of the NFL Draft to be their new early down volume thumper. With Judkins and Dylan Sampson added to this depth chart, I expect Jerome Ford to become a sparsely utilized change-of-pace option. I wasn't high on Judkins as a prospect, as he ranked outside the top 65 backs in each of the last two seasons in yards after contact per attempt and elusive rating (per PFF). The draft capital and immediate high-volume role have helped to quell some of my pessimism, but Judkins could be held back by the overall ecosystem of the Browns' offense and his lack of pass game upside. Cleveland's starting quarterback situation is murky at best. Judkins finished college with 0.76 yards per route run, which isn't an awe-inspiring number. He's an RB2/3 for 2025. 5 hours ago

Patrick Mahomes II Note
	66. Patrick Mahomes II QB - KC The Chiefs finished 2nd in pass rate over expectation in 2024. Patrick Mahomes ranked fourth in expected fantasy points per game. But alas, for the second straight season, he did not deliver. Mahomes was under 20 points per game (19.1) as the QB10. It was his second straight year he failed to finish top 7 overall, and his first finish outside the top 10 since he became a starter. However, not all his fault. Rashee Rice got hurt, Travis Kelce showed his age and Xavier Worthy took time to get going. Once the rookie got ramped up, the production followed. Week 8 onward, the Chiefs QB averaged 21 points per game. There are enough positives from last year to buy the dip on the Chiefs QB in your 2025 drafts. 12 weeks ago

Chris Godwin Note
	67. Chris Godwin WR - TB

Brian Robinson Jr. Note
	68. Brian Robinson Jr. RB - WAS The Commanders didn't address the running back room this offseason outside of drafting Jacory Croskey-Merritt in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. Robinson Jr. is the favorite to reprise his early-down role for Washington again in 2025. He was the RB28 in fantasy points per game last season. He enters a contract year, so for Washington and Robinson Jr.'s sake, I hope he can stay healthy this season. Last season, Robinson Jr. dealt with a hamstring issue and multiple knee ailments. In the ten games he played 40% or more of the snaps, he averaged 17.6 touches and 82.9 total yards. The injuries did impact his per-touch effectiveness as he ranked 35th in yards per touch, 31st in missed tackles forced, and 37th in yards after contact per attempt (per Fantasy Points Data). In the ten games in the sample above, Robinson had the fourth-most carries inside the ten-yard line (69% of those carries for Washington). If he can stay on the field in 2025, touchdowns could carry him to an RB2 finish, but he's best viewed as an RB2/3. 5 hours ago

Calvin Ridley Note
	69. Calvin Ridley WR - TEN Calvin Ridley quietly returned solid value in 2024, topping 1,000 yards and leading the NFL in air yard share (48%). He surged late in the year, averaging 11.6 points per game (WR26) after DeAndre Hopkins was traded. With Nick Westbrook-Ikhine gone and No. 1 pick Cam Ward stepping in, Ridley remains the clear WR1 in Brian Callahan's offense. He's never finished worse than WR26 in a healthy season, making him a strong bet to beat his ADP again in 2025. 5 days ago

D'Andre Swift Note
	70. D'Andre Swift RB - CHI Well, the Bears didn't add any threat to Swift's workload before they selected Kyle Monangai in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. Monangai is more of a worry for Roschon Johnson and his standing as RB2 on the depth chart than Swift's. Last year, Swift was the RB21 in fantasy points per game as he soaked up volume. He ranked tenth in snap share, seventh in opportunity share, tenth in carries, and 15th in targets among backs. Swift was inefficient every step of the way, ranking outside the top 32 running backs in explosive run rate, yards after contact per attempt, missed tackles forced per attempt, and yards per touch. Swift looks primed for another volume RB2 season in 2025 behind a reworked offensive line and with Ben Johnson at the helm. 6 hours ago

RJ Harvey Note
	71. RJ Harvey RB - DEN Harvey is set to explode in his rookie season. The runway is clear for takeoff. Sean Payton just put second-round capital behind a back that enters a room that Audric Estime and Jaleel McLaughlin led. No, I'm not worried about either of those backs when they couldn't carve out consistent roles last year with only the ghost of Javonte Williams standing in their way. It's hard not to love a player like Harvey, who has ranked inside the top 20 among FBS running backs in each of the last two seasons in breakaway percentage and elusive rating (per PFF). Add in Payton's running back usage, and Harvey looks primed to smash. Over the last two years, Payton has ranked fifth and first in running back target share. Harvey is a strong RB2 who could finish as an RB1 this season. 5 days ago

Isiah Pacheco Note
	72. Isiah Pacheco RB - KC Last year was another season dinged by injury for Pacheco. He missed a combined ten games with a rib injury and a broken fibula. The previous season, he was sidelined for three games with a sprained shoulder. Once he returned from injury last year in Week 13, he looked like a shell of himself. We should easily toss those numbers out for Pacheco as he was clearly not fully healthy, and he failed to play more than 46% of the snaps in any game for the rest of the season (including the playoffs). We got an abbreviated look at their plan for him last year when he opened the season with an 80% snap share and 17 touches (78 total yards). The Chiefs could return to this model with Pacheco being their bell cow, but I doubt that is what happens. The team resigned Kareem Hunt and brought in Elijah Mitchell and Brashard Smith. Each player offers a different skill set and could play a role for the team in 2025. Pacheco could be the lead of a committee approach for the backfield this season. It's tough to consider him as anything more than an RB3 or flex play, but RB2 upside is still here. 3 hours ago

Kaleb Johnson Note
	73. Kaleb Johnson RB - PIT The Steelers jettisoned Najee Harris and drafted his replacement as their lead back in the third round of the NFL Draft. Last year, Harris operated in an offense that was fourth in rushing attempts as Harris soaked up 299 touches (10th-most). Even if we lower those year-one expectations for Johnson, even 250 touches would have ranked 21st in the NFL. Johnson brings a big play ability that has been lacking over the last 2-3 years. Last year, not only did he rank fifth in breakaway percentage, but he was also eighth in yards after contact per attempt and 14th in elusive rating (per PFF). My love for Jaylen Warren hasn't dissipated, but we have to listen to the Steelers with their move to acquire Johnson's services. Warren will likely operate in his usual role while Johnson does the heavy lifting for Arthur Smith's run-centric offense. Johnson is an RB2/3 who could be an RB1 down the stretch in 2025 if he can distance himself further from Warren better than Harris ever could. 1 day ago

Mark Andrews Note
	74. Mark Andrews TE - BAL Famously or infamously "my guy" among TEs in 2024, Andrews was anything but fun to roster. The start was an outright disaster. Isaiah Likely was breaking out, and Andrews was an afterthought. Whether it was injuries or something else, Andrews was not a featured piece in the Ravens offense. But after Week 4, the TDs and production started to follow. The Baltimore tight end was the fantasy TE5 from Week 5 onward, finishing the season as the fantasy TE5. Although his TE10 status in points per game (9.1) and expected fantasy points as TE21 suggest he was much closer to a low-end fantasy TE1 than an actual top-5 finisher. Andrews was very TD-dependent, scoring as many times (11) as his previous two seasons combined. A lot of red flags for the 29-year-old entering the final year of his contract with Likely breathing down his neck for targets in the TE room. 11 weeks ago

Bo Nix Note
	75. Bo Nix QB - DEN The Broncos rookie QB had a stellar first year in Sean Payton's offense, finishing as the QB9 overall and in points per game (19). Nix threw 30 TDs and rushed for nearly 500 yards and four scores on the ground. From Week 8 on, the Denver signal caller was hitting over 21 points per game. Even so, Nix averaged fewer than 20 points per game in the season's entirety. Also, he had a 31% bust rate that was tied for the highest among top 10 finishers. If Denver finds its "joker" on offense this season, we could see the 25-year-old second-year QB improve. Especially with his nucleus of top WRs returning from last season. 12 weeks ago

T.J. Hockenson Note
	76. T.J. Hockenson TE - MIN T.J. Hockenson returned from a knee injury in Week 9. He was just the TE12 after coming back but he showed that he was fully recovered from his 2023 injury. The Vikings TE only scored 1 TD but was pacing for nearly 100 targets, and 71 catches for 800 yards (top 8 numbers among 2024 tight ends). With a full bill of health entering the 2025 season, Hockenson will be back in the top five tight end rankings albeit with some question marks surrounding the Vikings QB situation. WR teammate Jordan Addison might also face a suspension, clearing out targets for Hockenson to open the year for Minnesota. 11 weeks ago

George Pickens Note
	77. George Pickens WR - DAL George Pickens heads to Dallas with plenty of real-life upside, but fantasy managers should tread carefully based on the Steelers' hit rate of moving on from "polarizing" WRs before it's too late. While he flashed WR14 production during a six-game stretch with improved QB play in 2024, Pickens remains a volatile, big-play specialist who doesn't command high target volume. Pairing with Dak Prescott is an upgrade, but in a system where CeeDee Lamb dominates touches and Dallas just extended KaVontae Turpin, Pickens' role isn't guaranteed to be stable. His ADP will likely climb, making him a potential fade in 2025. 5 days ago

Jaylen Waddle Note
	78. Jaylen Waddle WR - MIA Jaylen Waddle took a backseat in the Miami offense with Jonnu Smith and De'Von Achane vacuuming up the underneath targets. And the games that Tagovailoa missed further cratered Waddle's numbers. However, Waddle is just 26 years old, and part of his down year was related to a lack of TDs. Given how the Miami Dolphins' season ended, I can't imagine they run back the same offense they deployed in 2024. If Tyreek Hill continues his downward trajectory or Miami moves on from the speedy WR, Waddle will benefit greatly. 1 week ago

Chris Olave Note
	79. Chris Olave WR - NO Chris Olave enters 2025 with more red flags than breakout buzz. Now 25, he's coming off an injury-riddled 2024 season in which he played just six full games and averaged a disappointing 10 fantasy points per game (WR40). While still efficient on a per-route basis (2.15 YPRR), Olave was out-targeted and out-produced by Rashid Shaheed, who doubled him in air yards and posted more top-12 weekly finishes. Olave has struggled to deliver high-end fantasy weeks throughout his career and now faces even murkier outlooks with shaky QB play likely incoming in New Orleans. 6 days ago

Kyler Murray Note
	80. Kyler Murray QB - ARI No quarterback was more frustrating to roster than the Cardinals QB. He was an emotional roller coaster as the QB11 overall and QB12 in points per game (17.5). Among QBs to finish in the top 12 overall, Murray's 38% bust rate was the highest. He finished outside the top 12 QBs weekly in less than half of his games. But Murray was completely tough to outright bench because, between bad games, he would post 21-plus fantasy points - which he did seven times. But only once did he post strong outings in consecutive weeks. I understand the frustration, as noted in my NEVER DRAFT AGAIN video from earlier this offseason. Over the last three seasons, he has averaged over 30 rushing yards per game. But he's also the only QB to hit that threshold while also failing to finish top 10 in fantasy points per dropback. Woof. But Murray was STILL fourth in QB rushing yards last season. WR Marvin Harrison Jr. will take a step forward in Year 2. TE Trey McBride will catch more TDs as Murray threw 7 fewer passing touchdowns compared to expectation. 12 weeks ago

Tyrone Tracy Jr. Note
	81. Tyrone Tracy Jr. RB - NYG

Jerry Jeudy Note
	82. Jerry Jeudy WR - CLE

Jonnu Smith Note
	83. Jonnu Smith TE - MIA The TE4 season that only dedmeow5 on X called out before the season, Jonnu Smith took the position by storm as the TE6 in points per game. The YAC-monster carried over the impressive efficiency metrics and under-the-radar season-highs from his 2023 season in Atlanta and became an integral part of the 2024 Dolphins. Smith finally got the usage that his stans have wanted since his Titans days. Now it's just a matter of Miami's sticking to the same script in 2025, as bounce-back seasons for Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle would likely come at Smith's expense. 11 weeks ago

Rome Odunze Note
	84. Rome Odunze WR - CHI

Najee Harris Note
	85. Najee Harris RB - LAC

Jared Goff Note
	86. Jared Goff QB - DET The Lions QB finished 2024 as the QB7 in points per game (19.4) and QB6 overall. 3rd in passing yards per game. But Jared Goff hit his stride as injuries derailed the Lions' defense. From Week 11 onward, Goff averaged north of 25 points per game. Weeks 1-10 with a healthier defense? Fewer than 16.5 points per game. That's just one red flag the Detroit QB has to face in 2025. The loss of OC Ben Johnson figures to be a challenge. Goff was just the QB18 in expected fantasy points per game, with virtually zero rushing to supplement his passing production. Among top-8 finishers last season, Goff posted the highest bust rate at 31%. 12 weeks ago

Jayden Reed Note
	87. Jayden Reed WR - GB

Deebo Samuel Sr. Note
	88. Deebo Samuel Sr. WR - WAS

Jaylen Warren Note
	89. Jaylen Warren RB - PIT

Tank Bigsby Note
	90. Tank Bigsby RB - JAC

Brandon Aiyuk Note
	91. Brandon Aiyuk WR - SF

Justin Herbert Note
	92. Justin Herbert QB - LAC Herbert was extremely efficient during the 2024 season albeit before a 4-interceptions implosion in the wild-card round of the postseason. He was the QB15 in points per game (16.7) and QB13 overall in his first season under offensive coordinator, Greg Roman. The offensive environment limited Herbert's upside as a fantasy QB1 as he ranked just 30th in expected points per game (15.6). After the bye week, the offense leaned more into the passing game and Herbert's production increased. But it wasn't enough to get him out of low-end fantasy QB1 purgatory. He was also egregiously inconsistent. His 56% bust rate was equivalent to Caleb Williams, and the highest among all QBs inside the top 15. The Bolts QB hasn't finished as a top 10 fantasy QB for three straight seasons, after finishing as such in his first two seasons. Unless we see a dramatic shift in personnel or offensive coaching philosophy in LA, expect Herbert to finish back in the QB10-15 range. 12 weeks ago

Rhamondre Stevenson Note
	93. Rhamondre Stevenson RB - NE

Tucker Kraft Note
	94. Tucker Kraft TE - GB Kraft broke out in 2024 leading all tight ends in yards after the catch per reception (8.8) with an eye-popping 15 missed tackles. The Packers tight end ran away with the starting job over Luke Musgrave and never looked back finishing as the TE8 overall and 10th in points per game (8.3). He ran a route on 73% of the dropbacks (7th-most). The Packers passing game never fully got unlocked with Jordan Love constantly banged up, but this receiving corps is wide open for somebody to step up. Especially with Christian Watson suffering a torn ACL injury late in the year. Head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed at the end of the season -100%- that Kraft has the potential to be a George Kittle or Travis Kelce type of player. I might have already found "my guy" for tight ends in 2025. 11 weeks ago

David Njoku Note
	95. David Njoku TE - CLE Another year, another tale of two seasons for the Browns tight end. Njoku finished 5th in fantasy points per game (10.6) and TE11 overall in 11 games played. The Browns TE missed three games to start the year and was placed on season-ending IR after Week 16. The 29-year-old TE was at his best with Jameis Winston under center, averaging north of 12 points per game (21.1). Equivalent to Brock Bowers. But for the second straight offseason, Njoku might have another new QB that wasn't part of his hot streak the year before. At worst, Njoku's ability to perform with different QBs the past two seasons is encouraging that he won't completely fall off in 2025 regardless of who is throwing him passes. I'd also expect Njoku to remain a staple in the offense under new OC Tommy Rees who served as the pass game specialist & tight ends coach for the Browns last season. Njoku finished third in expected points and targets per game (8.5). 11 weeks ago

Caleb Williams Note
	96. Caleb Williams QB - CHI

Brock Purdy Note
	97. Brock Purdy QB - SF The 49ers QB did not live up to expectations in 2024, finishing as the QB9 in points per game (19.0) and QB12 in 17 games. Injuries devasted the San Fran offense which forced Brock Purdy's production to regress. 2024 was the first season where Purdy posted a passing TD rate below 7% (4.4%). But with better health in 2025, we should expect Purdy to rebound. Even in a down season, his efficiency still got the Kyle Shanahan scheme bump. Purdy's 8.5 yards per attempt ranked second-best in the NFL. He ranked 5th in passing yards per game (257.6). 12 weeks ago

Travis Kelce Note
	98. Travis Kelce TE - KC We finally saw Travis Kelce hit the age cliff. The Chiefs tight end was the TE6 overall and TE7 in points per game through 17 weeks. And outside a big game against Houston in the playoffs, he was a non-factor in the Chiefs' other two postseason contests. He is trending in the wrong direction, but he can't be completely ignored attached to Patrick Mahomes with a heavily discounted ADP. Kelce was 4th in expected fantasy points per game in 2024 after finishing first in red-zone targets. Regarding Kelce's future and potential retirement, the team will know by March 15th at the latest given the $11.5 million roster bonus in his contract. Early indications are the 35-year-old will be returning. 11 weeks ago

Jauan Jennings Note
	99. Jauan Jennings WR - SF

Justin Fields Note
	100. Justin Fields QB - NYJ

Jordan Love Note
	101. Jordan Love QB - GB The Packers QB struggled to stay healthy in 2024, finishing as the QB17 overall in 15 games played. He was the QB19 in points per game (15.7) as he failed to hit both his passing and rushing numbers from 2023. The Packers' offense went extremely heavy towards the run and that limited Love's fantasy upside. Presuming better health in 2025, the Packers QB should enjoy better statistics. But without a true No. 1 WR and reliable rushing, he'll need a lot to fall in his favor to back to mid-range QB1 status. 12 weeks ago

Ricky Pearsall Note
	102. Ricky Pearsall WR - SF

Khalil Shakir Note
	103. Khalil Shakir WR - BUF

Jordan Mason Note
	104. Jordan Mason RB - MIN

Jakobi Meyers Note
	105. Jakobi Meyers WR - LV

Travis Etienne Jr. Note
	106. Travis Etienne Jr. RB - JAC

Dak Prescott Note
	107. Dak Prescott QB - DAL

Zach Charbonnet Note
	108. Zach Charbonnet RB - SEA

C.J. Stroud Note
	109. C.J. Stroud QB - HOU

Drake Maye Note
	110. Drake Maye QB - NE The Patriots QB is going to enter the top 12 QB conversation this season. The offensive environment in New England is going to improve for Maye with additions in free agency and the Draft. And I can't ignore his dual-threat skill set. Among the 7 QBs in 2024 that hit 30-plus rushing yards - which includes Maye - five finished inside the top 6 scoring QBs on a per-dropback basis. What the Pats QB did as a rookie in a terrible situation cannot be understated. He threw at least one TD pass in the 10 games he played fully as a rookie. That resulted in 18.1 fantasy points per game which would have ranked QB15 on the year. 12 weeks ago

Cam Skattebo Note
	111. Cam Skattebo RB - NYG The Giants added Cam Skattebo to the backfield via the fourth round of the NFL Draft. He should be considered the early favorite to be the team's workhorse after Tyrone Tracy's inconsistent rookie season and the team shelving any thought of Devin Singletary as their leading back. Skattebo was a volume monster during his final season in college and a true three-down back. He ranked 21st in yards after contact per attempt and 11th in elusive rating while also sitting inside the top ten in receiving grade and yards per route run (per PFF). It could take some time for Skattebo to wrestle 60-65% of the snaps away from the other players in this backfield, but it does feel like the eventual reality. Skattebo is a strong RB3/flex who could easily vault into an every-week top 15 running back. 4 hours ago

Evan Engram Note
	112. Evan Engram TE - DEN Engram played nine games in 2024 but finished TE16 in points per game. He went over his receiving yards prop one time all season (Week 8 versus the Bears). The Jaguars tight end was much more of a PPR-merchant, logging over five receptions per game. It's possible that Engram could take on a Chris Godwin-type role in the slot for the Jags in 2025 under new head coach and play-caller Liam Coen, suggesting more high-target volume in his future. That being said, the new coaching staff could see Engram as a poor fit and opt for a more complete TE skill set with Brenton Strange instead. Given his mid-range TE draft projection, Engram's not worth the risk. Also, it's possible he is a salary cap casualty. 11 weeks ago

Stefon Diggs Note
	113. Stefon Diggs WR - NE

Tyjae Spears Note
	114. Tyjae Spears RB - TEN

Trevor Lawrence Note
	115. Trevor Lawrence QB - JAC

Colston Loveland Note
	116. Colston Loveland TE - CHI

Darnell Mooney Note
	117. Darnell Mooney WR - ATL

Dallas Goedert Note
	118. Dallas Goedert TE - PHI Dallas Goedert finished as the overall TE27 in 2024 (10 games). But the Eagles tight end was effective when healthy, tied for the fourth highest top 12 finisher rate at 56%. Including the postseason, Goedert was TE12 in points per game (8.6), and TE15 in expected fantasy points per game. But as is always the case with Goedert, he will likely remain in that awkward low-end TE1 conversation as he has been throughout his career. His half-PPR finishes since 2024: 15, 11, 10, 21 (11 games), 10, 21 and 27 (10 games). Just once has he scored at least five TDs. His high-end production is almost exclusively tied to when either A.J. Brown or DeVonta Smith misses time. Dating back to 2023, Goedert has gone UNDER 4.5 receptions in 10 of his last 15 games (64%) with his two receiver teammates healthy. He Went UNDER in all but two games this season alongside a healthy Brown and Smith (both against the division-rival Washington Commanders). 11 weeks ago

Tyler Warren Note
	119. Tyler Warren TE - IND

Dalton Kincaid Note
	120. Dalton Kincaid TE - BUF The Bills tight end was a major disappointment in his second season, finishing as the TE29 in 13 games played. He showed virtually no weekly ceiling with just a 15% top-12 finisher rate as the TE26 in points per game (5.6) - although he left production on the table as the TE16 in expected points per game (9.0). The usage was middling as Kincaid ran a route on just 57.5% of the dropbacks - outside the top 24 at the position. His saving grace was he was hyper-targeted at a 26% clip - the fifth-highest mark at the position among TEs with at least 150 routes run. Kincaid was also hurt throughout the season (reportedly playing through a torn PCL), which is likely the best justification for his sophomore slump as noted by head coach Sean McDermott in some of his recent pressers. Kincaid is also hardly the first young tight end to not it within his first two seasons. With better health and Josh Allen at the helm, the Year 3 tight end could be a major fantasy steal in 2025. 11 weeks ago

Cooper Kupp Note
	121. Cooper Kupp WR - SEA

Rachaad White Note
	122. Rachaad White RB - TB

Keon Coleman Note
	123. Keon Coleman WR - BUF Keon Coleman flashed big-time potential as a rookie, most notably with his 125-yard breakout in Week 7. Prior to a midseason wrist injury in Week 9, Coleman was emerging for Buffalo, averaging over 2.0 yards per route run and posting +136 receiving yards over expected (recYOE) - the third-best mark by a rookie WR through eight weeks since 2018, behind only Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson. Now healthy and a projected starter in Buffalo's 3-WR sets, Coleman is slated for a strong Year 2 breakout in an offense looking for playmakers behind Khalil Shakir. 1 week ago

Josh Downs Note
	124. Josh Downs WR - IND When Josh Downs played with a more capable passer in Joe Flacco during the 2024 season, his production skyrocketed. With Flacco at QB (eight starts), the Colts' slot WR went over his receiving yards prop in 88% of his games. 60-plus receiving yards in seven of the eight games. In the seven true games Flacco started, Downs earned a 26% target share, 9.3 targets per game, and 66.4 receiving yards per game. If the Colts can get any semblance of average QB play between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, Downs will be a bargain in 2025 fantasy drafts. 1 week ago

Rashid Shaheed Note
	125. Rashid Shaheed WR - NO

Javonte Williams Note
	126. Javonte Williams RB - DAL

Ray Davis Note
	127. Ray Davis RB - BUF

Rico Dowdle Note
	128. Rico Dowdle RB - CAR

Tua Tagovailoa Note
	129. Tua Tagovailoa QB - MIA

Tyler Allgeier Note
	130. Tyler Allgeier RB - ATL

Jalen McMillan Note
	131. Jalen McMillan WR - TB Jalen McMillan caught fire late in his rookie year, posting five straight games with 51+ receiving yards, racking up 24 catches for 316 yards and 7 touchdowns over that stretch. He earned a 19% target share during that span and looked like a rising star in Tampa Bay's offense heading into 2025. However, the road ahead is far less clear. With Mike Evans and Chris Godwin both returning - and first-round pick from Ohio State Emeka Egbuka now added to the mix - McMillan faces even steeper competition for targets than he did a season ago. 1 week ago

Matthew Golden Note
	132. Matthew Golden WR - GB

Matthew Stafford Note
	133. Matthew Stafford QB - LAR

Trey Benson Note
	134. Trey Benson RB - ARI

Luther Burden III Note
	135. Luther Burden III WR - CHI

Michael Pittman Jr. Note
	136. Michael Pittman Jr. WR - IND

Jaylen Wright Note
	137. Jaylen Wright RB - MIA

Christian Kirk Note
	138. Christian Kirk WR - HOU

Emeka Egbuka Note
	139. Emeka Egbuka WR - TB

Isaac Guerendo Note
	140. Isaac Guerendo RB - SF

Rashod Bateman Note
	141. Rashod Bateman WR - BAL

Kyle Pitts Note
	142. Kyle Pitts TE - ATL

Blake Corum Note
	143. Blake Corum RB - LAR

Austin Ekeler Note
	144. Austin Ekeler RB - WAS

J.J. McCarthy Note
	145. J.J. McCarthy QB - MIN

Bryce Young Note
	146. Bryce Young QB - CAR

Marvin Mims Jr. Note
	147. Marvin Mims Jr. WR - DEN Marvin Mims flashed major upside in the second half of 2024, averaging 62 receiving yards per game and leading all WRs in yards per route run (3.63) from Week 11 onward. He also posted a strong 28% target rate per route run on the year, ranking 13th in the NFL. Still just 23 years old, Mims is a prime third-year breakout candidate in a Broncos offense looking to grow alongside Bo Nix. 5 days ago

Braelon Allen Note
	148. Braelon Allen RB - NYJ

Michael Penix Jr. Note
	149. Michael Penix Jr. QB - ATL

Bhayshul Tuten Note
	150. Bhayshul Tuten RB - JAC

Isaiah Likely Note
	151. Isaiah Likely TE - BAL

Jake Ferguson Note
	152. Jake Ferguson TE - DAL

Zach Ertz Note
	153. Zach Ertz TE - WAS

Pat Freiermuth Note
	154. Pat Freiermuth TE - PIT

Jerome Ford Note
	155. Jerome Ford RB - CLE

Hunter Henry Note
	156. Hunter Henry TE - NE The Patriots tight end tied for 5th in red-zone targets and second in targets inside the 10-yard line in 2024. But he only scored two TDs as the fantasy TE12 overall and in expected points per game (9.7). He was also TE16 in points per game (7.5) The veteran tight end has averaged nearly 5 receiving TDs per year as a member of the Patriots. He's a proven producer and vastly underrated as a late-round tight end option. The New England tight end is coming off career-highs in receptions (66) and yards (674). In nine games played with Drake Maye, Henry was averaging 8.8 points per game while pacing for 85 receptions and nearly 850 yards. Henry's best fantasy season came back in 2021 when Josh McDaniels was the Patriots offensive coordinator. If Maye takes a step forward in Year 2, Henry will undoubtedly be along for the ride. 11 weeks ago

Quentin Johnston Note
	157. Quentin Johnston WR - LAC

Romeo Doubs Note
	158. Romeo Doubs WR - GB

Audric Estime Note
	159. Audric Estime RB - DEN

Tre Harris Note
	160. Tre Harris WR - LAC

Marquise Brown Note
	161. Marquise Brown WR - KC

Cedric Tillman Note
	162. Cedric Tillman WR - CLE

Geno Smith Note
	163. Geno Smith QB - LV

Jack Bech Note
	164. Jack Bech WR - LV

Jaydon Blue Note
	165. Jaydon Blue RB - DAL

Alec Pierce Note
	166. Alec Pierce WR - IND

Roschon Johnson Note
	167. Roschon Johnson RB - CHI

Denver Broncos Note
	168. Denver Broncos DST - DEN

Adam Thielen Note
	169. Adam Thielen WR - CAR

Anthony Richardson Sr. Note
	170. Anthony Richardson Sr. QB - IND

MarShawn Lloyd Note
	171. MarShawn Lloyd RB - GB

DeAndre Hopkins Note
	172. DeAndre Hopkins WR - BAL

Dylan Sampson Note
	173. Dylan Sampson RB - CLE

Keenan Allen Note
	174. Keenan Allen WR - FA

Jayden Higgins Note
	175. Jayden Higgins WR - HOU

Jaleel McLaughlin Note
	176. Jaleel McLaughlin RB - DEN

Philadelphia Eagles Note
	177. Philadelphia Eagles DST - PHI

Sam Darnold Note
	178. Sam Darnold QB - SEA

Pittsburgh Steelers Note
	179. Pittsburgh Steelers DST - PIT

Devin Neal Note
	180. Devin Neal RB - NO

Kyle Williams Note
	181. Kyle Williams WR - NE

Kendre Miller Note
	182. Kendre Miller RB - NO

Jalen Coker Note
	183. Jalen Coker WR - CAR

Cameron Ward Note
	184. Cameron Ward QB - TEN

Baltimore Ravens Note
	185. Baltimore Ravens DST - BAL

Kareem Hunt Note
	186. Kareem Hunt RB - KC

Dontayvion Wicks Note
	187. Dontayvion Wicks WR - GB

Cade Otton Note
	188. Cade Otton TE - TB

Xavier Legette Note
	189. Xavier Legette WR - CAR

Minnesota Vikings Note
	190. Minnesota Vikings DST - MIN

Kansas City Chiefs Note
	191. Kansas City Chiefs DST - KC

Amari Cooper Note
	192. Amari Cooper WR - FA

J.K. Dobbins Note
	193. J.K. Dobbins RB - FA

Detroit Lions Note
	194. Detroit Lions DST - DET

Joshua Palmer Note
	195. Joshua Palmer WR - BUF

Adonai Mitchell Note
	196. Adonai Mitchell WR - IND

Buffalo Bills Note
	197. Buffalo Bills DST - BUF

Houston Texans Note
	198. Houston Texans DST - HOU

Andrei Iosivas Note
	199. Andrei Iosivas WR - CIN

Los Angeles Chargers Note
	200. Los Angeles Chargers DST - LAC

New York Jets Note
	201. New York Jets DST - NYJ

Cole Kmet Note
	202. Cole Kmet TE - CHI

Jaylin Noel Note
	203. Jaylin Noel WR - HOU

Brandon Aubrey Note
	204. Brandon Aubrey K - DAL

Michael Wilson Note
	205. Michael Wilson WR - ARI

Mike Gesicki Note
	206. Mike Gesicki TE - CIN

Elic Ayomanor Note
	207. Elic Ayomanor WR - TEN

DeMario Douglas Note
	208. DeMario Douglas WR - NE

Jake Bates Note
	209. Jake Bates K - DET

Cameron Dicker Note
	210. Cameron Dicker K - LAC

DJ Giddens Note
	211. DJ Giddens RB - IND

Chris Boswell Note
	212. Chris Boswell K - PIT

Wil Lutz Note
	213. Wil Lutz K - DEN

Green Bay Packers Note
	214. Green Bay Packers DST - GB

Dalton Schultz Note
	215. Dalton Schultz TE - HOU

Ollie Gordon II Note
	216. Ollie Gordon II RB - MIA

Seattle Seahawks Note
	217. Seattle Seahawks DST - SEA

Ka'imi Fairbairn Note
	218. Ka'imi Fairbairn K - HOU

Mason Taylor Note
	219. Mason Taylor TE - NYJ

Elijah Mitchell Note
	220. Elijah Mitchell RB - KC

Nick Chubb Note
	221. Nick Chubb RB - FA

Isaiah Bond Note
	222. Isaiah Bond WR - FA

Evan McPherson Note
	223. Evan McPherson K - CIN

Wan'Dale Robinson Note
	224. Wan'Dale Robinson WR - NYG

Los Angeles Rams Note
	225. Los Angeles Rams DST - LAR

Antonio Gibson Note
	226. Antonio Gibson RB - NE

Chase McLaughlin Note
	227. Chase McLaughlin K - TB

Elijah Arroyo Note
	228. Elijah Arroyo TE - SEA

Jalen Royals Note
	229. Jalen Royals WR - KC

Kenneth Gainwell Note
	230. Kenneth Gainwell RB - PIT

Jalen Tolbert Note
	231. Jalen Tolbert WR - DAL

Darius Slayton Note
	232. Darius Slayton WR - NYG

Harrison Butker Note
	233. Harrison Butker K - KC

Jason Sanders Note
	234. Jason Sanders K - MIA

Chig Okonkwo Note
	235. Chig Okonkwo TE - TEN

Justice Hill Note
	236. Justice Hill RB - BAL

Jake Elliott Note
	237. Jake Elliott K - PHI

Tyler Bass Note
	238. Tyler Bass K - BUF

Devin Singletary Note
	239. Devin Singletary RB - NYG

Harold Fannin Jr. Note
	240. Harold Fannin Jr. TE - CLE

San Francisco 49ers Note
	241. San Francisco 49ers DST - SF

Ja'Tavion Sanders Note
	242. Ja'Tavion Sanders TE - CAR

Kayshon Boutte Note
	243. Kayshon Boutte WR - NE

Xavier Restrepo Note
	244. Xavier Restrepo WR - TEN

Brandin Cooks Note
	245. Brandin Cooks WR - NO

Kyle Monangai Note
	246. Kyle Monangai RB - CHI

Brenton Strange Note
	247. Brenton Strange TE - JAC

Cleveland Browns Note
	248. Cleveland Browns DST - CLE

Dallas Cowboys Note
	249. Dallas Cowboys DST - DAL

Taysom Hill Note
	250. Taysom Hill TE - NO

Keaton Mitchell Note
	251. Keaton Mitchell RB - BAL

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Note
	252. Tampa Bay Buccaneers DST - TB

Damien Martinez Note
	253. Damien Martinez RB - SEA

Younghoe Koo Note
	254. Younghoe Koo K - ATL

Russell Wilson Note
	255. Russell Wilson QB - NYG

Devaughn Vele Note
	256. Devaughn Vele WR - DEN

Raheem Mostert Note
	257. Raheem Mostert RB - LV

Juwan Johnson Note
	258. Juwan Johnson TE - NO

Trevor Etienne Note
	259. Trevor Etienne RB - CAR

Nick Westbrook-Ikhine Note
	260. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine WR - MIA

Noah Gray Note
	261. Noah Gray TE - KC

Khalil Herbert Note
	262. Khalil Herbert RB - IND

Sincere McCormick Note
	263. Sincere McCormick RB - LV

Gabe Davis Note
	264. Gabe Davis WR - FA

Miles Sanders Note
	265. Miles Sanders RB - DAL

Tez Johnson Note
	266. Tez Johnson WR - TB

Will Shipley Note
	267. Will Shipley RB - PHI

Kimani Vidal Note
	268. Kimani Vidal RB - LAC

Diontae Johnson Note
	269. Diontae Johnson WR - CLE

Tyler Lockett Note
	270. Tyler Lockett WR - TEN

Mike Williams Note
	271. Mike Williams WR - LAC

Jordan James Note
	272. Jordan James RB - SF

Malik Washington Note
	273. Malik Washington WR - MIA

Sean Tucker Note
	274. Sean Tucker RB - TB

Calvin Austin III Note
	275. Calvin Austin III WR - PIT

Tim Patrick Note
	276. Tim Patrick WR - DET

Tahj Brooks Note
	277. Tahj Brooks RB - CIN

Noah Fant Note
	278. Noah Fant TE - SEA

Joshua Karty Note
	279. Joshua Karty K - LAR

Jarquez Hunter Note
	280. Jarquez Hunter RB - LAR

Dameon Pierce Note
	281. Dameon Pierce RB - HOU

Elijah Moore Note
	282. Elijah Moore WR - BUF

Ty Johnson Note
	283. Ty Johnson RB - BUF

Jaxson Dart Note
	284. Jaxson Dart QB - NYG

Roman Wilson Note
	285. Roman Wilson WR - PIT

Pat Bryant Note
	286. Pat Bryant WR - DEN

Aaron Rodgers Note
	287. Aaron Rodgers QB - FA

Brashard Smith Note
	288. Brashard Smith RB - KC

Matt Gay Note
	289. Matt Gay K - WAS

Woody Marks Note
	290. Woody Marks RB - HOU

Alexander Mattison Note
	291. Alexander Mattison RB - MIA

Shedeur Sanders Note
	292. Shedeur Sanders QB - CLE

Justin Tucker Note
	293. Justin Tucker K - FA

Dyami Brown Note
	294. Dyami Brown WR - JAC

Chicago Bears Note
	295. Chicago Bears DST - CHI

Zack Moss Note
	296. Zack Moss RB - CIN

Jason Myers Note
	297. Jason Myers K - SEA

Will Dissly Note
	298. Will Dissly TE - LAC

Terrance Ferguson Note
	299. Terrance Ferguson TE - LAR

Isaiah Davis Note
	300. Isaiah Davis RB - NYJ

Joe Flacco Note
	301. Joe Flacco QB - CLE

Christian Watson Note
	302. Christian Watson WR - GB

Parker Washington Note
	303. Parker Washington WR - JAC

Jalen Milroe Note
	304. Jalen Milroe QB - SEA

Theo Johnson Note
	305. Theo Johnson TE - NYG

Jalen Nailor Note
	306. Jalen Nailor WR - MIN

Tre Tucker Note
	307. Tre Tucker WR - LV

Gus Edwards Note
	308. Gus Edwards RB - FA

Tyler Shough Note
	309. Tyler Shough QB - NO

Miami Dolphins Note
	310. Miami Dolphins DST - MIA

Ty Chandler Note
	311. Ty Chandler RB - MIN

Daniel Carlson Note
	312. Daniel Carlson K - LV

Tory Horton Note
	313. Tory Horton WR - SEA

Daniel Jones Note
	314. Daniel Jones QB - IND

Isaac TeSlaa Note
	315. Isaac TeSlaa WR - DET

Chris Brooks Note
	316. Chris Brooks RB - GB

Tai Felton Note
	317. Tai Felton WR - MIN

Ben Sinnott Note
	318. Ben Sinnott TE - WAS

Oronde Gadsden II Note
	319. Oronde Gadsden II TE - LAC

Raheim Sanders Note
	320. Raheim Sanders RB - LAC

Tyler Higbee Note
	321. Tyler Higbee TE - LAR

Luke McCaffrey Note
	322. Luke McCaffrey WR - WAS

Emanuel Wilson Note
	323. Emanuel Wilson RB - GB

Chris Rodriguez Jr. Note
	324. Chris Rodriguez Jr. RB - WAS

Phil Mafah Note
	325. Phil Mafah RB - DAL

Cam Akers Note
	326. Cam Akers RB - FA

Tank Dell Note
	327. Tank Dell WR - HOU

John Metchie III Note
	328. John Metchie III WR - HOU

Savion Williams Note
	329. Savion Williams WR - GB

Demarcus Robinson Note
	330. Demarcus Robinson WR - SF

Jordan Whittington Note
	331. Jordan Whittington WR - LAR

Mason Rudolph Note
	332. Mason Rudolph QB - PIT

Tyler Conklin Note
	333. Tyler Conklin TE - LAC

Zamir White Note
	334. Zamir White RB - LV

Jacory Croskey-Merritt Note
	335. Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB - WAS

Donovan Edwards Note
	336. Donovan Edwards RB - NYJ

Jermaine Burton Note
	337. Jermaine Burton WR - CIN

Travis Hunter (WR) Note
	338. Travis Hunter (WR) WR - JAC

Will Reichard Note
	339. Will Reichard K - MIN

Troy Franklin Note
	340. Troy Franklin WR - DEN

Eddy Pineiro Note
	341. Eddy Pineiro K - FA

Will Levis Note
	342. Will Levis QB - TEN

Ameer Abdullah Note
	343. Ameer Abdullah RB - FA

Kirk Cousins Note
	344. Kirk Cousins QB - ATL

Blake Grupe Note
	345. Blake Grupe K - NO

New England Patriots Note
	346. New England Patriots DST - NE

New York Giants Note
	347. New York Giants DST - NYG

Tutu Atwell Note
	348. Tutu Atwell WR - LAR

Jameis Winston Note
	349. Jameis Winston QB - NYG

Jake Moody Note
	350. Jake Moody K - SF

Tyler Loop Note
	351. Tyler Loop K - BAL

Gunnar Helm Note
	352. Gunnar Helm TE - TEN

KaVontae Turpin Note
	353. KaVontae Turpin WR - DAL

Mack Hollins Note
	354. Mack Hollins WR - NE

Ray-Ray McCloud III Note
	355. Ray-Ray McCloud III WR - ATL

Matt Prater Note
	356. Matt Prater K - FA

Antwane Wells Jr. Note
	357. Antwane Wells Jr. WR - NYG

Trey Sermon Note
	358. Trey Sermon RB - PIT

Jonathon Brooks Note
	359. Jonathon Brooks RB - CAR

Kyle Williams Note
	360. Kyle Williams WR - FA

Cam Little Note
	361. Cam Little K - JAC

Atlanta Falcons Note
	362. Atlanta Falcons DST - ATL

Marquez Valdes-Scantling Note
	363. Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR - SEA

LeQuint Allen Jr. Note
	364. LeQuint Allen Jr. RB - JAC

Arizona Cardinals Note
	365. Arizona Cardinals DST - ARI

Ja'Quinden Jackson Note
	366. Ja'Quinden Jackson RB - JAC

Samaje Perine Note
	367. Samaje Perine RB - CIN

Dawson Knox Note
	368. Dawson Knox TE - BUF

Theo Wease Jr. Note
	369. Theo Wease Jr. WR - MIA

Noah Brown Note
	370. Noah Brown WR - WAS

Washington Commanders Note
	371. Washington Commanders DST - WAS

A.J. Dillon Note
	372. A.J. Dillon RB - PHI

Cairo Santos Note
	373. Cairo Santos K - CHI

Luke Musgrave Note
	374. Luke Musgrave TE - GB

Brandon McManus Note
	375. Brandon McManus K - GB

Kalel Mullings Note
	376. Kalel Mullings RB - TEN

Curtis Samuel Note
	377. Curtis Samuel WR - BUF

Dont'e Thornton Jr. Note
	378. Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR - LV

Aidan O'Connell Note
	379. Aidan O'Connell QB - LV

Jaylin Lane Note
	380. Jaylin Lane WR - WAS

Will Howard Note
	381. Will Howard QB - PIT

Graham Gano Note
	382. Graham Gano K - NYG

Cincinnati Bengals Note
	383. Cincinnati Bengals DST - CIN

Chimere Dike Note
	384. Chimere Dike WR - TEN

New Orleans Saints Note
	385. New Orleans Saints DST - NO

Indianapolis Colts Note
	386. Indianapolis Colts DST - IND

Michael Mayer Note
	387. Michael Mayer TE - LV

Luke Lachey Note
	388. Luke Lachey TE - HOU

Nick Folk Note
	389. Nick Folk K - FA

Javon Baker Note
	390. Javon Baker WR - NE

D'Ernest Johnson Note
	391. D'Ernest Johnson RB - FA

Jacob Cowing Note
	392. Jacob Cowing WR - SF

Jeremy McNichols Note
	393. Jeremy McNichols RB - WAS

Jalin Hyatt Note
	394. Jalin Hyatt WR - NYG

Mitchell Evans Note
	395. Mitchell Evans TE - CAR

Allen Lazard Note
	396. Allen Lazard WR - NYJ

Malachi Corley Note
	397. Malachi Corley WR - NYJ

Josh Reynolds Note
	398. Josh Reynolds WR - NYJ

Ja'Lynn Polk Note
	399. Ja'Lynn Polk WR - NE

Dillon Gabriel Note
	400. Dillon Gabriel QB - CLE

Spencer Rattler Note
	401. Spencer Rattler QB - NO

Chris Tyree Note
	402. Chris Tyree WR - NO

Foster Moreau Note
	403. Foster Moreau TE - NO

Jonathan Mingo Note
	404. Jonathan Mingo WR - DAL

Kenny Pickett Note
	405. Kenny Pickett QB - CLE

Austin Hooper Note
	406. Austin Hooper TE - NE

Olamide Zaccheaus Note
	407. Olamide Zaccheaus WR - CHI

AJ Barner Note
	408. AJ Barner TE - SEA

KeAndre Lambert-Smith Note
	409. KeAndre Lambert-Smith WR - LAC

Cade Stover Note
	410. Cade Stover TE - HOU

Tommy Tremble Note
	411. Tommy Tremble TE - CAR

Julian Fleming Note
	412. Julian Fleming WR - GB

Van Jefferson Note
	413. Van Jefferson WR - TEN

Deshaun Watson Note
	414. Deshaun Watson QB - CLE

Joe Milton III Note
	415. Joe Milton III QB - DAL

Brennan Eagles Note
	416. Brennan Eagles WR - FA

Darnell Washington Note
	417. Darnell Washington TE - PIT

Jordan Watkins Note
	418. Jordan Watkins WR - SF

Israel Abanikanda Note
	419. Israel Abanikanda RB - SF

JuJu Smith-Schuster Note
	420. JuJu Smith-Schuster WR - KC

Greg Dortch Note
	421. Greg Dortch WR - ARI

Luke Schoonmaker Note
	422. Luke Schoonmaker TE - DAL

Marcus Mariota Note
	423. Marcus Mariota QB - WAS

Kendrick Bourne Note
	424. Kendrick Bourne WR - NE

Jaydn Ott Note
	425. Jaydn Ott RB - FA

Robert Woods Note
	426. Robert Woods WR - PIT

Grant Calcaterra Note
	427. Grant Calcaterra TE - PHI

Zay Jones Note
	428. Zay Jones WR - ARI

Clyde Edwards-Helaire Note
	429. Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB - NO

Zach Wilson Note
	430. Zach Wilson QB - MIA

Stone Smartt Note
	431. Stone Smartt TE - NYJ

Nick Nash Note
	432. Nick Nash WR - ATL

Tyler Goodson Note
	433. Tyler Goodson RB - IND

Josh Oliver Note
	434. Josh Oliver TE - MIN

Corey Kiner Note
	435. Corey Kiner RB - SF

Brevin Jordan Note
	436. Brevin Jordan TE - HOU

Marcus Yarns Note
	437. Marcus Yarns RB - NO

Colby Parkinson Note
	438. Colby Parkinson TE - LAR

Hunter Long Note
	439. Hunter Long TE - JAC

Jahan Dotson Note
	440. Jahan Dotson WR - PHI

Ezekiel Elliott Note
	441. Ezekiel Elliott RB - FA

Arian Smith Note
	442. Arian Smith WR - NYJ

Elijah Higgins Note
	443. Elijah Higgins TE - ARI

Jeremy Ruckert Note
	444. Jeremy Ruckert TE - NYJ

Collin Hill Note
	445. Collin Hill QB - FA

Kylen Granson Note
	446. Kylen Granson TE - PHI

Ja'Corey Brooks Note
	447. Ja'Corey Brooks WR - WAS

Malik Willis Note
	448. Malik Willis QB - GB

Jake Bobo Note
	449. Jake Bobo WR - SEA

Adam Trautman Note
	450. Adam Trautman TE - DEN

Mac Jones Note
	451. Mac Jones QB - SF

Jake Browning Note
	452. Jake Browning QB - CIN

Tyrod Taylor Note
	453. Tyrod Taylor QB - NYJ

Greg Dulcich Note
	454. Greg Dulcich TE - NYG

Mo Alie-Cox Note
	455. Mo Alie-Cox TE - IND

DJ Chark Jr. Note
	456. DJ Chark Jr. WR - FA

Michael Gallup Note
	457. Michael Gallup WR - WAS

John Bates Note
	458. John Bates TE - WAS

Jake Briningstool Note
	459. Jake Briningstool TE - KC

Harrison Bryant Note
	460. Harrison Bryant TE - PHI

Emari Demercado Note
	461. Emari Demercado RB - ARI

Tanner McLachlan Note
	462. Tanner McLachlan TE - CIN

Jackson Hawes Note
	463. Jackson Hawes TE - BUF

Michael Carter Note
	464. Michael Carter RB - ARI

Malik Davis Note
	465. Malik Davis RB - FA