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Fantasy Football Player Notes

2025 PPR Draft Rankings

CeeDee Lamb Note
CeeDee Lamb photo 3. CeeDee Lamb (at NYG)
Despite dealing a shoulder injury for much of the season and Dak Prescott limited to eight games, CeeDee Lamb still finished as the WR8 in fantasy points per game. Among 85 qualifying wide receivers, he ranked 15th in target share (24%), 12th in receiving yards per game (74.6), 16th in yards per route run (2.36), and 21st in first downs per route run (0.107, per Fantasy Points Data). With George Pickens added to the offense, a healthy Dak Prescott returning to the huddle, and Lamb back to full strength he has WR1 overall upside again in 2025.
2 weeks ago
George Pickens Note
George Pickens photo 35. George Pickens (at NYG)
George Pickens has been freed from the horrid quarterback play that he has been saddled with since entering the NFL. There's no doubt that Dak Prescott will be the best quarterback that Pickens has played with during his NFL career. Last year, Pickens finished as the WR35 in fantasy points per game. He proved that he could operate as a number one option, ranking 16th in target share (23.9%), 25th in yards per route run (2.18), ninth in first-read share (32%), and 24th in receiving yards per game (64.3, per Fantasy Points Data). His numbers were even better in Weeks 1-13, before his hamstring injury, when he ranked 18th in separation, eighth in yards per route run (2.53), and 25th in route win rate. Pickens should enjoy the bump in passing volume as CeeDee Lamb's running mate. Last year, Pittsburgh had the fourth-lowest passing attempts, while Dallas had the third-highest. Pickens should settle in as a strong WR2 this season, who could easily post a career-best season.
7 days ago
Jalen Tolbert Note
Jalen Tolbert photo 83. Jalen Tolbert (at NYG)
KaVontae Turpin Note
KaVontae Turpin photo 125. KaVontae Turpin (at NYG)
KaVontae Turpin quietly showed explosive potential in 2024, finishing 26th among all WRs in yards per route run (2.06) and earning targets on 26% of his routes - an elite rate. Though he never played more than 50% of snaps in any game, Dallas clearly values his dynamic skillset, re-signing him to a three-year, $18 million deal this offseason. With George Pickens presumed to be the WR2, Turpin still has a chance to carve out a meaningful role, especially in creative packages. He's a deep sleeper to monitor, particularly in best ball formats or return-yardage leagues.
5 weeks ago
Jonathan Mingo Note
Jonathan Mingo photo 144. Jonathan Mingo (at NYG)
Parris Campbell Note
Parris Campbell photo 196. Parris Campbell (at NYG)
Jalen Brooks Note
Jalen Brooks photo 206. Jalen Brooks (at NYG)
Ryan Flournoy Note
Ryan Flournoy photo 232. Ryan Flournoy (at NYG)