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1
Ja'Marr Chase Headshot
Ja'Marr Chase
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
175
127
1708
13.4
17
3
32
0
290.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
165
117
1534
13.1
11
4
20
0
222.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
The reigning No. 1 fantasy receiver, Chase outscored second-place Justin Jefferson by a massive 85.5 points. His career year included nine top-10 fantasy weeks (three more than any other receiver), as well as the most routes, targets, receptions, yards, touchdowns and end zone targets (17) in the league. He has finished in the top 12 in fantasy PPG in all four of his NFL seasons, including top 5 in three of them. Chase became the league's highest-paid non-quarterback during the offseason and is a heavily targeted 25-year-old superstar on the league's pass-heaviest offense with an elite QB in Joe Burrow. He should be the first WR off the board and is a strong option with the No. 1 overall pick.
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2
Bijan Robinson Headshot
Bijan Robinson
Atlanta FalconsFalconsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
304
1456
4.8
14
61
431
1
280.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
303
1422
4.7
12
63
490
2
275.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
It took a minute, but Robinson finally made the leap to fantasy stardom last season. After a slow start, the 2023 first-round pick averaged 23.3 touches, 120.9 yards and 22.8 fantasy points (first at RB) from Week 6 on. He scored 14 TDs and had at least 18 touches in all but one game (a blowout) during the span. Robinson finished top 5 among RBs in snaps, carries, routes, targets, touches, yards and fantasy points. Entering his age-23 campaign and working in an Atlanta offense that was the third-run-heaviest in the league last season, Robinson is primed for another elite season and should be under consideration with the first overall pick of your draft.
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3
Justin Jefferson Headshot
Justin Jefferson
Minnesota VikingsVikingsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
154
103
1533
14.9
10
1
3
0
218.48
2025 PROJECTIONS
176
116
1459
12.5
10
0
0
0
208.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jefferson enters his sixth NFL season as one of the best in the league at his position. The 26-year-old has produced a league-high 7,432 receiving yards since his arrival in 2020, having put up at least 100 catches, 1,500 yards and eight TDs in his last three full seasons. Jefferson has finished four straight seasons as a top-5 fantasy receiver on a per-game basis and showed he was QB-proof in 2024, finishing top 5 in catches, yards and TDs with Sam Darnold under center. Darnold is gone, but 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy could conceivably be an upgrade in Kevin O'Connell's pass-first scheme. Jefferson should be one of the first players off the board on draft day.
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4
Saquon Barkley Headshot
Saquon Barkley
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
345
2005
5.8
13
33
278
2
331.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
332
1600
4.8
11
48
378
2
279.82
2025 OUTLOOK:
Barkley's first season with the Eagles started with a three-touchdown debut and never lost steam en route to a Super Bowl LIX victory and NFL Offensive Player of the Year honors. Despite resting at times (including all of Week 18), Barkley led the NFL in carries, touches and scrimmage yards, which led to a position-best 22.2 fantasy PPG. Barkley, who averaged a career-best 5.8 YPC, does carry some risk, though, as he enters his age-28 campaign off a season with an absurd 482 touches (including the playoffs). He'll need to sustain his elite rushing output, as he isn't a big factor in the passing game (outside the top 25 in targets, catches and yards). He nonetheless remains in a great spot behind the Eagles' terrific offensive line and should be off the board in the first round of fantasy drafts.
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5
Jahmyr Gibbs Headshot
Jahmyr Gibbs
Detroit LionsLionsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
250
1412
5.6
16
52
517
4
315.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
235
1154
4.9
11
60
568
3
258.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
The reigning No. 1 fantasy RB, Gibbs scored a position-high 20 TDs while dominating as both a rusher (fifth in yards) and receiver (top six in targets, catches and yards) last season. The with/without David Montgomery splits are notable here, however, as Gibbs averaged 16.3 touches and 18.2 fantasy points per game (sixth best) in 13 games with a healthy Montgomery, but 22.5 touches and 31.5 points per game (first) without. Montgomery is back, so Gibbs' touch ceiling may be slightly lower than a few other top backs, but with his skill set and Detroit's high-powered offense, he's undoubtedly a strong fantasy RB1. The 23-year-old should be one of the first players off the board on draft day.
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CeeDee Lamb Headshot
CeeDee Lamb
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
152
101
1194
11.8
6
14
70
0
165.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
170
117
1437
12.3
8
8
49
0
198.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lamb is entering his sixth NFL season eyeing a bounce-back after missing two games and finding the end zone only six times in 2024. For many receivers, 101 catches and an eighth-place finish in fantasy points would be a career year, but it was a step back for Lamb after he led all receivers in yards, touchdowns and fantasy points in 2023. Despite Dak Prescott missing more than half the season, Lamb managed his third straight top-8 fantasy campaign and only two receivers accrued more touches. In his prime at age 26, Lamb remains one of the league's best receivers and he will get Prescott back this season. He's a solid WR1 option with elite upside who may come at a slight discount on draft day.
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7
Christian McCaffrey Headshot
Christian McCaffrey
San Francisco 49ers49ersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
50
202
4.0
0
15
146
0
33.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
261
1189
4.6
9
72
612
3
252.91
2025 OUTLOOK:
McCaffrey returns for his age-29 season eyeing a bounce-back after an injury-plagued 2024 that limited him to three full games. McCaffrey wasn't even his usual, elite self during those weeks (13.0 fantasy PPG), though he did play 88% of the snaps and average 18.7 touches per game. Prior to the 2024 debacle, McCaffrey had finished six straight seasons ranked in the top 5 among RBs in fantasy PPG and he remains positioned for feature back duties in a good 49ers offense. There's obvious risk here considering the injury woes and age, but in weeks he's active McCaffrey will be an elite fantasy option.
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8
Puka Nacua Headshot
Puka Nacua
Los Angeles RamsRamsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
106
79
990
12.5
3
11
46
1
127.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
160
109
1461
13.4
7
13
77
1
201.48
2025 OUTLOOK:
After exploding for 1,486 yards on 105 catches as a fifth-round rookie in 2023, Nacua produced 990 yards on 79 catches last season despite missing six games and a substantial chunk of two others. Once he was full-go in Week 10, Nacua went on to handle a massive 37% target share (11.3 per game) and his average of 22.3 fantasy points during the span would have ranked second over the full season. He led all receivers in yards per route run (3.7). The one concern with Nacua is touchdowns, as he has only 10 in 28 career games, and he was limited to six end zone targets (53rd at WR) in 2024. That said, with Cooper Kupp out and Davante Adams in, Nacua remains well positioned for a massive target share in a good Rams offense that has led the NFL in WR targets each of the last two seasons. After finishing sixth in fantasy PPG as a rookie and third in 2024, Nacua should be off the board in the first round.
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9
Malik Nabers Headshot
Malik Nabers
New York GiantsGiantsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
170
109
1204
11.0
7
5
2
0
166.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
169
107
1422
13.3
8
4
24
0
193.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
Nabers is coming off one of the best seasons by a rookie receiver in some time. The 2024 No. 6 overall pick led the NFL with a 35% target share and finished seventh or better among receivers in targets, receptions, yards and fantasy points despite missing two games and dealing with New York's offensive struggles. Nabers' massive target share allowed him a high floor, as he was a top-30 fantasy scorer in 13 of 15 games, including 10 straight to end the season. He appears to be the real deal and his outlook is even better in 2025 with Russell Wilson (and perhaps Jaxson Dart and/or Jameis Winston) under center. Nabers is on the short list of receivers who could lead the position in fantasy points and is a solid WR1 target in fantasy.�
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Amon-Ra St. Brown Headshot
Amon-Ra St. Brown
Detroit LionsLionsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
141
115
1263
11.0
12
2
6
0
204.18
2025 PROJECTIONS
152
117
1251
10.7
7
5
31
0
173.93
2025 OUTLOOK:
St. Brown enters his fifth NFL campaign as the only player in the league with 105 or more receptions each of the past three seasons. Compared to 2023, St. Brown actually saw a decrease in targets, receptions and yards last season, but offset some of that with a career-high 12 touchdowns and still finished as the No. 3 fantasy WR for the second year in a row. He remains an elite, short-range target, having paced qualified wide receivers in catch rate (81%) in 2024 and having now ranked top 5 in first downs per route run for the third year in a row. The 25-year-old is a heavily utilized target in one of the league's best offenses and a clear top-5 fantasy wide receiver.
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11
Derrick Henry Headshot
Derrick Henry
Baltimore RavensRavensRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
325
1921
5.9
16
19
193
2
322.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
326
1529
4.7
15
18
157
1
265.58
2025 OUTLOOK:
Henry was as advertised in his first season with Baltimore, pacing all running backs in rushing TDs (16) and finishing no lower than fourth in carries, rushing yards, carries inside the 5 and fantasy points. Henry has now finished top 10 among RBs in rushing yards and TDs each of the last seven seasons, though he remains limited as a receiver (51st among RBs in targets last season). Henry is now 31 years old (ancient for a fantasy-relevant RB), but doesn't seem to have lost a step (top 3 in YPC and YAC last season). Henry's lack of targets limits his ceiling a bit, but his elite rushing output locks him in as a back-end RB1.
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12
Ashton Jeanty Headshot
Ashton Jeanty
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
273
1248
4.6
8
63
482
2
237.48
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jeanty was selected by Las Vegas with the No. 6 overall pick in April's draft. He is the No. 1 fantasy prospect in this rookie class following a dominant tenure at Boise State. Incredibly, he ranked first in this class in YAC and broken tackle rate both last season and during his collegiate career. Jeanty's elite playmaking ability and a three-down skill set supply him with the upside to be the next elite NFL running back. He's positioned for a feature-back role right out of the gate and should be valued as a midrange RB1.
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Nico Collins Headshot
Nico Collins
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
99
68
1006
14.8
7
0
0
0
144.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
143
98
1346
13.8
8
0
0
0
181.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Collins is entering his fifth NFL season having established himself as one of the league's top receivers over the last two years. After breaking out with an 80-1,297-8 receiving line in 15 games in 2023, Collins posted a 68-1,006-7 line in 12 games last season. He was a top-10 fantasy WR on a per-game basis in both seasons. The missed games are a concern (he's missed at least two games in all four seasons), but he offsets that with elite play (top 3 in YPRR two years in a row). With Stefon Diggs gone and Tank Dell uncertain to play in 2025, Collins is ticketed for massive usage as C.J. Stroud's clear No. 1 target. He's a solid WR1 option in fantasy.
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Brian Thomas Jr. Headshot
Brian Thomas Jr.
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
133
87
1282
14.7
10
6
48
0
197.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
150
96
1320
13.8
7
4
26
0
175.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
Three. That's the number of wide receivers selected before Thomas in the 2024 draft and it's also the number of wide receivers who outscored him in fantasy during his rookie season. The LSU product finished in the top 5 among receivers in both yards and TDs despite ranking 29th in routes and 19th in targets. Thomas' volume will need to increase in Year 2 in order to sustain WR1 fantasy production and, while it's reasonable to expect that boost, it's worth noting he had six 10-plus target games with backup Mac Jones (22.9 fantasy PPG those six weeks) but zero with starter Trevor Lawrence (14.4). The bottom line is Thomas appears to be the real deal and, even with Travis Hunter added to the mix, he has a path to a massive target share in a Liam Coen scheme that was extremely generous to Tampa Bay's wide receivers. Thomas is a good back-end WR1 target.
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A.J. Brown Headshot
A.J. Brown
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
97
67
1079
16.1
7
0
0
0
153.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
142
91
1341
14.7
8
0
0
0
184.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
Brown is entering his fourth season with the Eagles after finishing each of his first three no lower than 13th in fantasy PPG. Last season, Brown missed four games and saw a dip in targets (from 9.8 in 2023 to 7.5 in 2024), with the latter a product of the Eagles leading so often. Brown actually posted a career-high 34.6% target share and averaged 3.3 yards per route run (both were second highest among WRs, and he's finished five straight seasons in the top 8 in both categories). Brown was extremely boom/bust, as he posted six top-10 fantasy outings (second most) but was held below 13.5 points in six of his other seven games. The 28-year-old is once again positioned as Jalen Hurts' top target and can be viewed as a fringe WR1.
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Drake London Headshot
Drake London
Atlanta FalconsFalconsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
158
100
1271
12.7
9
1
-3
0
180.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
154
97
1200
12.3
8
0
0
0
169.55
2025 OUTLOOK:
London is entering his fourth NFL season having handled an enormous 27% of the targets and 35% of the air yards in Atlanta during his first three campaigns. London ranked eighth or better among receivers in targets, receptions, yards, TDs, end zone targets and fantasy points last season, but his production was very boom/bust. The only two games in which he reached 20 fantasy points were 33-plus-point efforts (and one was in Week 18). London's ceiling and consistency are impacted by Atlanta's run-heavy scheme, but his hefty share of the targets should be enough to allow borderline-WR1 numbers, especially if Michael Penix Jr. makes a Year 2 leap.
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17
Jonathan Taylor Headshot
Jonathan Taylor
Indianapolis ColtsColtsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
303
1431
4.7
11
18
136
1
231.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
358
1654
4.6
13
30
235
1
271.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
Taylor enters his age-26 campaign as one of the few remaining clear feature backs. The five-year vet finished last season top 5 among RBs in carries and rushing yards, averaging a healthy 4.72 YPC along the way. Taylor did miss three games due to injury and has now managed just one full season in his career (2021). He's also struggled to make much of an impact as a pass catcher, having never finished a season top 20 in targets. Taylor's heavy rushing workload allowed him to produce good fantasy numbers regardless of who was under center last season and, while the lack of receiving will limit his ceiling, we should expect the same in 2025. Taylor is best valued as a midrange RB1.
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18
De'Von Achane Headshot
De'Von Achane
Miami DolphinsDolphinsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
203
907
4.5
6
78
592
6
223.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
218
999
4.6
9
74
560
4
233.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
One of the rising stars in fantasy, Achane is entering his third NFL season after an impressive 2024, in which he registered only the 12th instance over the last decade of a player producing 200-plus carries and 75-plus receptions in a single season. Achane has now scored at least 11 TDs in both NFL seasons and paced all RBs in routes, catches, yards and receiving TDs last season. He also put size concerns aside, appearing in 17 games and finishing ninth among RBs in snaps. Achane's play plummeted when Tua Tagovailoa was sidelined (9.8 fantasy PPG), but he was elite when his QB was under center (22.6), which is the more relevant number with Tagovailoa back for 2025. Achane's dual-threat ability locks him in as a solid fantasy RB1.
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Josh Jacobs Headshot
Josh Jacobs
Green Bay PackersPackersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
301
1329
4.4
15
36
342
1
260.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
301
1289
4.3
12
42
329
2
243.57
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jacobs' first season in Green Bay was about as good as it gets, as the ex-Raider finished no lower than sixth among RBs in carries, rushing yards, carries inside the 5, touches, scrimmage yards, touchdowns and fantasy points. His season started somewhat quietly, but he dominated once temperatures dropped and went on to find the end zone in eight straight games to finish the regular season. Jacobs also contributed in the passing game (15th among RBs in receiving yards) and has now finished all six NFL seasons 18th or better in fantasy PPG. Green Bay's feature back remains in his prime at age 27 and makes for a solid fantasy RB1.
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20
Brock Bowers Headshot
Brock Bowers
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
153
112
1194
10.7
5
5
13
0
152.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
149
110
1154
10.5
6
6
18
0
151.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bowers is fresh off a dominant rookie season in which he produced 262.7 fantasy points, easily the most by a first-year tight end. He was a featured player right out of the gate and went on to pace the position in routes, targets, receptions (112 is the most ever by a rookie, regardless of position), yards and fantasy points. Bowers' season could've been even better had he seen more goal-line work (he was limited to five TDs and six end zone targets). He is already an elite player and the 22-year-old figures to benefit from improved QB play now that Geno Smith is under center. Bowers should be one of the first two TEs off the board on draft day.
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21
Trey McBride Headshot
Trey McBride
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
147
111
1146
10.3
2
1
2
1
132.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
150
113
1088
9.6
6
0
0
0
145.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
Since stepping into a starting role in Week 8 of the 2023 season, McBride has an enormous 28.4% target share (9.0 per game). He averaged 6.8 receptions, 69.3 yards and 15.4 fantasy points per game during the span. He was the poster boy for bad TD luck in 2024, totaling three scores (two receiving) despite finishing second at the position in targets, catches, yards, end zone targets (10) and fantasy points. McBride's TE-high 7.9 expected TD total speaks to his bad luck and, though he also didn't score much in 2023 (three TDs on 108 targets), he's a candidate for a big improvement in the area in 2025. McBride is a strong bet to lead all tight ends in fantasy points.
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22
Kyren Williams Headshot
Kyren Williams
Los Angeles RamsRamsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
316
1299
4.1
14
34
182
2
241.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
313
1377
4.4
12
36
235
2
246.63
2025 OUTLOOK:
One of fantasy's most productive backs over the last two seasons, Williams has scored 31 touchdowns (tied for most among RBs) and averaged 18.8 fantasy PPG (fourth highest) during the span. Last season, he paced all backs in snaps and carries inside the opponent's 5-yard line (19), while ranking no lower than seventh in carries, rushing yards, touches and TDs. He had an extremely high floor (28th was his worst weekly finish) despite limited work as a receiver (outside the top 25 in receptions and yards for the second straight season). Williams' 610 touches over the last two seasons (third most) is a moderate concern, but he's in his prime at age 25 and well positioned as the Rams' feature back. He should be valued as a fringe RB1.
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23
Bucky Irving Headshot
Bucky Irving
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
207
1122
5.4
8
47
392
0
198.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
263
1235
4.7
8
53
410
3
231.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
Irving is a strong 2025 breakout candidate following an impressive rookie season. The fourth-round pick didn't play on over half the snaps in a game until Week 6, but was fantasy's No. 10 RB from that point on. He produced 15-plus fantasy points in nine of his final 12 games, with injury responsible for two duds. Irving's efficiency was elite, as his 5.4 YPC, 2.5 YAC, 90% catch rate and 7.5 RAC were all top 5 among RBs. Irving will defer some work to Rachaad White, and his 192-frame raises obvious durability questions, but he looked the part as a rookie and is well positioned for 15-plus touches per game in a good offense. At worst, he's a fringe RB1.
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24
Tee Higgins Headshot
Tee Higgins
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
109
73
911
12.5
10
0
0
0
152.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
141
94
1154
12.2
9
0
0
0
170.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
Higgins signed an extension with the Bengals during the offseason and will return as Ja'Marr Chase's running mate. Higgins has struggled with injuries (he's missed action in four straight seasons), but he's been very impactful when healthy. In 12 games last season, Higgins posted career-high marks in TDs (10) and fantasy PPG (18.5), both of which ranked top 6 at the position. Higgins was a top-20 fantasy scorer in seven of his 12 active weeks. The 26-year-old may be the clear No. 2 behind Chase, but he also benefits from the league's pass-heaviest offense with an elite QB in Joe Burrow. Higgins is a good WR2 target.
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25
Davante Adams Headshot
Davante Adams
Los Angeles RamsRamsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
141
85
1063
12.5
8
0
0
0
156.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
137
85
1171
13.8
9
0
0
0
171.8
2025 OUTLOOK:
Adams signed with the Rams and figures to operate as the team's de facto Cooper Kupp placement opposite Puka Nacua. Adams' age (32) is an obvious red flag, but he didn't show signs of slowing down last season. Despite missing three games and being traded, Adams delivered five top-10 fantasy weeks, which tied for fourth among WRs. Adams has now finished top 15 in fantasy PPG each of the past 10 seasons and, while he won't be the No. 1 target in Los Angeles, there are more than enough targets to go around in Sean McVay's scheme with Matthew Stafford under center (the Rams have led the NFL in WR targets each of the last two seasons). He's no longer an elite fantasy option, but Adams is a fine WR2 target with back-end WR1 upside.
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26
Tyreek Hill Headshot
Tyreek Hill
Miami DolphinsDolphinsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
123
81
959
11.8
6
8
53
0
139.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
136
94
1187
12.7
7
8
50
0
169.7
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hill is eyeing a rebound campaign following what was undoubtedly the most disappointing season of his career. Granted, he wasn't fully healthy, but Hill appeared in all 17 games and still managed to see a massive dip in targets, catches, yardage, TDs and fantasy points, compared to his first two seasons in Miami. Hill finished 31st among WRs in fantasy PPG after ranking no lower than 11th the prior seven seasons. It didn't help that Tua Tagovailoa missed six games (Hill averaged 9.0 PPG in those weeks), but he wasn't his usual, elite self even with Tagovailoa (14.9 PPG). Hill was the No. 2 fantasy WR three of four seasons before the 2024 dud, so a potential rebound season is worth factoring in, but it's not a lock as he enters his age-31 campaign. He's safest as a WR2 with upside.
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PLAYER
27
Ladd McConkey Headshot
Ladd McConkey
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
112
82
1149
14.0
7
0
0
0
160.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
140
96
1202
12.6
6
0
0
0
158.37
2025 OUTLOOK:
McConkey is entering his second NFL season following an impressive rookie campaign in which he ranked in the top 20 among receivers in receptions, yards, TDs, catch rate, yards per target and yards per route run. Following a bit of an inconsistent start, McConkey heated up down the stretch and ended up 12th in fantasy points (18th in PPG). Including the playoffs, the 2024 second-round pick caught five or more passes in eight straight games to end the season. The 23-year-old has already emerged as Justin Herbert's top target and his short-to-intermediate role puts a 100-plus catch season in play in 2025. The arrival of Tre Harris and Keenan Allen could damper McConkey's upside a bit, but he's still a safe WR2 target.
RANK
PLAYER
28
Josh Allen Headshot
Josh Allen
Buffalo BillsBillsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
307/483
3731
28
6
102
531
12
389.04
2025 PROJECTIONS
336/523
3947
27
11
114
582
11
376.09
2025 OUTLOOK:
The reigning NFL MVP is back for his eighth season, having finished each of the last five as the No. 1 or No. 2 fantasy QB. Though he wasn't asked to throw as often last season (482 attempts ranked 14th and marked his fewest since 2019), Allen substantially cut down on turnovers (career-low five INTs) and remained a major force with his legs (he's finished top 5 among QBs in carries and rush TDs in all seven seasons). Still in his prime at age 29, Allen's dual-threat ability and a solid, slightly improved supporting cast sets him up for another elite fantasy campaign in 2025.
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PLAYER
29
Lamar Jackson Headshot
Lamar Jackson
Baltimore RavensRavensQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
316/474
4172
41
4
139
915
4
449.38
2025 PROJECTIONS
310/468
3701
31
10
145
889
4
372.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
The reigning fantasy QB1, Jackson outscored QB2 Josh Allen by a hefty 51.3 points in 2024. He remained his usual elite self as a rusher (he's finished first or second among QBs in rushing yards all seven seasons), but also made a huge leap as a passer (career highs in pass attempts, completions, yards and TDs, as well as a career-low four INTs and a league-high 8.8 YPA). The only "knock" on Jackson that is relative to other top fantasy QBs is rushing TDs (he has 14 total over the last four seasons and had zero carries inside the opponent's 5-yard line last season), but he does more than enough otherwise to provide elite fantasy output. With an almost-identical supporting cast to 2024, we should expect more of the same from the 28-year-old this season.
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PLAYER
30
Jayden Daniels Headshot
Jayden Daniels
Washington CommandersCommandersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
331/480
3568
25
9
148
891
6
363.82
2025 PROJECTIONS
370/556
4112
27
12
147
814
7
378.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
Daniels is entering his second NFL season after what was arguably the greatest rookie season ever by a quarterback. The dual-threat playmaker was productive as a passer and even better as a rusher, ranking no lower than third among QBs in carries, rushing yards, rush TDs, carries inside the 5 and scrambles. Daniels produced 355.8 fantasy points, which trails only Cam Newton (370.3) for most by a rookie. He showed a high ceiling, having delivered 24-plus points in eight games, including his final five full regular-season outings). Entering Year 2 with an even better supporting cast that now includes Deebo Samuel Sr. and Laremy Tunsil, Daniels has a strong case to be the first QB off the board in fantasy drafts.
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PLAYER
31
Jalen Hurts Headshot
Jalen Hurts
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
248/361
2903
18
5
150
630
14
328.12
2025 PROJECTIONS
323/485
3703
22
10
151
682
14
375.04
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hurts returns for his fifth season as the Eagles' starting QB. He averaged 22.2 fantasy points per game during his 14 full regular-season outings in 2024, which ranked third among QBs and was the second highest of his career. He wasn't asked to do much with his arm (20th or lower in pass attempts, completions, yards and TDs), but he dominated on the ground (he's led all QBs in rushing attempts, TDs and carries inside the 5 four seasons in a row). Hurts is entering his age-27 season with essentially the same elite supporting cast he had in place during last season's top-10 fantasy campaign (his fourth in a row). The reigning Super Bowl MVP is a top-5 fantasy option.
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PLAYER
32
Chase Brown Headshot
Chase Brown
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
229
990
4.3
7
54
360
4
202.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
256
1081
4.2
9
64
427
2
218.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
A fifth-round flier back in 2023, it's no surprise Brown was a committee back to begin his career. That changed when Zack Moss went down for the season in Week 8 last season. From Week 9 on (eight games), Brown played 88% of the Bengals' snaps, averaging 18.9 carries, 5.5 targets, 23.6 touches, 116.3 yards and 20.6 fantasy points per game (fourth highest). He ended up seventh or better among RBs in routes, targets and catches on the season. The 25-year-old is in a good spot as the top receiving back in a pass-heavy, high-scoring Bengals' offense, and he has minimal competition for touches with Samaje Perine and Tahj Brooks next up on the depth chart. Brown is safest as a good RB2, but there's upside for more.
RANK
PLAYER
33
James Cook Headshot
James Cook
Buffalo BillsBillsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
207
1009
4.9
16
32
258
2
242.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
264
1232
4.7
12
37
284
2
233.94
2025 OUTLOOK:
Cook enters his fourth NFL season as one of the trickiest evaluations in fantasy. On one hand, Cook operates in a three-headed committee (albeit as the starter), which limited his carries (19th among RBs last season), targets (34th), touches (22nd) and total yardage (21st) last season. On the other, he's an explosive playmaker (4.87 YPC) in an elite offense who tied for the NFL lead 16 rushing touchdowns in 16 regular season games last season. Cook is obviously a strong bet for touchdown regression to the mean (especially considering he had nine TDs during his first two seasons), but the 25-year-old gets enough run in a great offense to produce starting-caliber fantasy numbers. Value him as a fringe top-15 back.
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PLAYER
34
Terry McLaurin Headshot
Terry McLaurin
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
117
82
1096
13.4
13
2
2
0
188.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
129
86
1150
13.4
7
2
13
0
161.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
Many benefited from the arrival of Jayden Daniels in Washington last season, but perhaps no one more than McLaurin. The six-year vet caught 13 touchdowns (second most) after totaling 24 during his first five seasons and finished a career-best seventh (15th in PPG) in fantasy points. Despite the success, there is some "sustainability" concern here, as McLaurin's volume didn't change much from years past and he finished outside the top 30 in routes and target share. He's finished exactly 19th among WRs in targets three seasons in a row and has never finished higher than 15th in catches or ninth in yards. McLaurin will require a boost in usage to offset TD regression to the mean in order to sustain WR1 numbers. He's best valued as a mid-to-back-end WR2.
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PLAYER
35
Mike Evans Headshot
Mike Evans
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
110
74
1004
13.6
11
0
0
0
168.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
122
80
1030
12.8
9
0
0
0
156.76
2025 OUTLOOK:
Evans is back for his age-32 campaign having now put up 1,000-plus receiving yards in 11 straight seasons to begin his career. The future Hall of Famer missed three games in 2024, but still scored double-digit touchdowns for the fourth time in five seasons. Incredibly, Evans has never finished a season worse than 23rd in fantasy points (26th in PPG). Age aside, there are some concerns here, as Evans was very boom/bust in 2024, having posted six top-10 fantasy outings (second most), while also falling short of 12 points in seven of his other eight games. He also benefited massively from Chris Godwin's season-ending injury, averaging 6.3 targets and 13.6 fantasy PPG with him, but 9.1 targets and 20.7 PPG without. Despite the concerns, Evans hasn't shown signs of slowing down and has a good QB in Baker Mayfield. He's a fringe fantasy WR2.
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PLAYER
36
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Headshot
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
137
100
1130
11.3
6
5
26
0
153.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
133
90
1109
12.3
6
6
39
0
153.71
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith-Njigba is entering his third NFL season following a breakout 2024 in which he ranked top 10 among wide receivers in routes, receptions, yardage and fantasy points (19th in PPG). Operating primarily in a short-area role, "JSN" was, however, limited to six TDs and ranked 16th in end zone targets (11). The 2023 first-round pick got more downfield opportunities in 2024 than he did as a rookie and perhaps will get even more in 2025 with DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett out and Cooper Kupp in as his wide receiver running mate. Smith-Njigba will also have a new playcaller (Klint Kubiak) and quarterback (Sam Darnold), which adds some uncertainty, but the bottom line is he's an emerging star and, at 23 years old, younger than some incoming rookies. Smith-Njigba is a WR2 who could crack the top 10 with another leap forward.
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PLAYER
37
Omarion Hampton Headshot
Omarion Hampton
Los Angeles ChargersChargersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
255
1144
4.5
11
41
301
2
220.35
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hampton was selected by the Chargers in the first round of April's draft. He is a big, tough back whose career 3.85 YAC is fourth best in this class. He's more downhill than he is agile, but he impressed in the 40, vertical and broad at the combine. Hampton is a capable pass catcher, and he figures to land a three-down role in the pros. He'll defer some carries to Najee Harris and targets may be limited in the Jim Harbaugh/Greg Roman scheme, but there will be enough volume to allow RB2 fantasy production.
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PLAYER
38
Kenneth Walker III Headshot
Kenneth Walker III
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
153
573
3.7
7
46
299
1
135.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
275
1144
4.2
9
51
371
2
215.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
Walker is entering his fourth NFL season eyeing a bounce-back after injuries limited him to career-low marks in touches, yardage and touchdowns in 2024. The good news is that the 2022 second-round pick remained Seattle's clear feature back and was productive when active. In those 11 games, he averaged 18.1 touches, 79.3 yards and a career-high 16.5 fantasy points per game. Despite the missed action, Walker hit career-best marks in targets, catches and receiving yards thanks to a hefty 14% target share (fifth highest among RBs). Still only 24 years old, Walker is a prime rebound candidate and the boost in receiving work (assuming that sticks under new OC Klint Kubiak) adds to his ceiling. Walker is a solid RB2 target.
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PLAYER
39
Joe Burrow Headshot
Joe Burrow
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
460/652
4918
43
9
42
201
2
397.82
2025 PROJECTIONS
431/627
4647
34
12
50
199
3
342.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
The reigning NFL Comeback Player of the Year, Burrow rebounded from an injury-plagued 2023 by proceeding to pace the NFL in pass attempts, completions, yards and TDs. He appeared in 17 games for the first time in his career and contributed enough with his legs to end up third among QBs in fantasy points. Burrow, who was off target on a league-low 11% of his attempts, has now finished eighth or better in fantasy points each season he's appeared in more than 10 games (fourth or better in the last two). He'll continue to benefit from the league's pass-heaviest offense, as well as the terrific Ja'Marr Chase/Tee Higgins duo. Burrow's limited rushing output is all that stops him from joining the elite fantasy QBs, but he's nonetheless a very good starting option.
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PLAYER
40
George Kittle Headshot
George Kittle
San Francisco 49ers49ersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
94
78
1106
14.2
8
0
0
0
158.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
105
82
1040
12.7
7
0
0
0
144.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kittle has finished sixth or better in fantasy PPG each of the past seven years. That includes a first-place finish in 2024 (15.8 PPG), which was fueled by an incredible 13 weeks in the top 12 among TEs in 14 full games. Kittle has paced the position in yards per reception, yards per target and yards per route run each of the past two seasons and has finished exactly second in touchdowns three years in a row. With Deebo Samuel Sr. traded and Brandon Aiyuk (knee) expected to miss significant game action, Kittle has a case to be the top tight end off the board on draft day entering his ninth NFL season.
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PLAYER
41
Chuba Hubbard Headshot
Chuba Hubbard
Carolina PanthersPanthersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
250
1195
4.8
10
43
171
1
201.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
275
1237
4.5
8
48
292
1
211.64
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hubbard signed a contract extension with Carolina last season, which locked him in as the team's lead back for the near future. The 2021 fourth-round pick has amassed 275-plus touches in each of the past two seasons and, despite missing two games in 2024, he finished in the top 15 among RBs in carries, targets, touches, yards, touchdowns and fantasy points. He ran well (4.8 YPC) and was busy near the goal line (he ranked fifth with 17 carries inside the 5-yard line), but he struggled as a receiver (RB-worst 3.2 YPT). With Jonathon Brooks (ACL) out for the entire 2025 season, Rico Dowdle and rookie Trevor Etienne are Hubbard's primary competition for touches. The 26-year-old makes for a solid RB2 target.
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PLAYER
42
James Conner Headshot
James Conner
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
236
1094
4.6
8
47
414
1
207.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
232
1048
4.5
9
46
344
2
206.24
2025 OUTLOOK:
Conner returns as the lead back in Arizona. Despite having never played a full regular season in eight tries, Conner has produced at least 220 touches, 1,080 yards and eight TDs in four consecutive seasons. That includes 1,508 yards on 283 touches in 16 games (all three are career highs) in 2024. Productive as both a rusher and receiver, Conner ended the 2024 season with three-plus targets and two-plus receptions in 12 straight games. He has finished as a top-20 fantasy back in four straight seasons (top 15 in PPG each year) and is well positioned for another solid RB2 campaign in his age-30 campaign.
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PLAYER
43
Alvin Kamara Headshot
Alvin Kamara
New Orleans SaintsSaintsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
228
950
4.2
6
68
543
2
199.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
216
916
4.2
6
71
575
2
195.39
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kamara returns to New Orleans for his ninth NFL season following an impressive, albeit injury-shortened 2024 campaign. Appearing in 14 games, Kamara soaked up 228 carries (12 off his career high) and led all backs in targets. He has yet to finish a season lower than fifth among RBs in targets, or lower than ninth in catches and receiving yards. That has translated in fantasy, as he's finished eighth or better in fantasy PPG in seven of his eight seasons. On the concerning side is durability, as Kamara hasn't played a full regular season since his rookie year (2017) and is now 30 years old. Additionally, the Saints' offense figures to struggle following Derek Carr's retirement. Kamara's clear path to touches and elite receiving work keeps him in the fringe RB1 discussion, but there's obvious risk here.
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PLAYER
44
Joe Mixon Headshot
Joe Mixon
Houston TexansTexansRB
Out
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
245
1016
4.1
11
36
309
1
206.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
216
917
4.2
9
37
312
2
192.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mixon returns as the lead back in Houston following a successful debut campaign with the team. Mixon struggled with injuries, missing three games and leaving several early, but he was a heavily utilized force when active. During the 15 games he played at least 40% of the snaps (including the playoffs), Mixon averaged 21.4 touches, 101.1 yards and 18.1 fantasy points per game, scoring 14 TDs during the span. Mixon carries some risk as a 29-year-old back with 2,313 career touches and, though he has added competition in the form of Nick Chubb and rookie Woody Marks, he still has a path to substantial work as both a rusher and receiver. He's best valued as a RB2.
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PLAYER
45
Breece Hall Headshot
Breece Hall
New York JetsJetsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
209
876
4.2
5
57
483
3
185.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
233
1029
4.4
5
48
418
2
187.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
The 2024 season was a major disappointment for the Jets and that also applies to Hall's fantasy output. The 2022 second-round pick was a clear-cut fantasy RB1 during his first two seasons (eighth in PPG in 2022, sixth in 2023) prior to falling to 17th in 2024. Hall remained a clear lead back (only four RBs played more snaps) and was a force as a receiver (top 5 in routes, targets, catches and yards for the second season in a row), but pedestrian efficiency and rushing volume kept him outside the top 12 RBs in touches, yards and TDs. Hall is a good back and in his prime at age 24, so there's certainly so post-hype appeal in a new scheme with Justin Fields in at quarterback, but it's also likely that he'll share more work with Braelon Allen. Hall is best as a mid-range RB2.
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PLAYER
46
DK Metcalf Headshot
DK Metcalf
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
108
66
992
15.0
5
0
0
0
131.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
137
82
1181
14.5
7
0
0
0
159.58
2025 OUTLOOK:
Metcalf was traded to Pittsburgh after spending his first six NFL seasons in Seattle. Metcalf has proven durable (he's missed three games in his career), but he hasn't quite lived up to lofty expectations. Despite leading the NFL (by 10) with 96 end zone targets since entering the league, Metcalf has finished one season in the top 20 among WRs in fantasy PPG (10th in 2020), though he has finished top 25 in four of his past five seasons. His vertical role has limited his catch total and his scoring has underwhelmed lately, as well (6.3 TDs per season since 2022). With minimal mouths to feed in Pittsburgh, Metcalf is assured of a big target share courtesy of Aaron Rodgers and has the look of a fringe WR2.
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PLAYER
47
Marvin Harrison Jr. Headshot
Marvin Harrison Jr.
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
116
62
885
14.3
8
0
0
0
137.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
139
83
1144
13.8
7
0
0
0
157.55
2025 OUTLOOK:
Harrison is a candidate for a Year 2 leap after he didn't quite live up to the "fourth overall pick" hype as a rookie. In some ways, Harrison was afforded plenty of opportunity -- he ranked third in the league in end zone targets (17) and ninth in air yards (1,518) -- but he was limited in other ways (zero designed screens and a deep-threat role that led to an ugly 54% catch rate and 22% off-target rate). Harrison scored eight TDs, but finished 37th in catches and 30th in both yards and fantasy points (41st in PPG). There's some obvious risk here, but Harrison was drafted with the expectation he'd be an elite player and it's only logical that he'll be treated that way in terms of usage in his second season. If that happens, the sky is the limit in terms of fantasy production. There's some projection here, but Harrison should be valued as a fringe WR2.
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PLAYER
48
Garrett Wilson Headshot
Garrett Wilson
New York JetsJetsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
154
101
1104
10.9
7
2
5
0
150.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
143
90
1156
12.9
5
5
26
0
150.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
Wilson is entering his fourth NFL season having produced at least 148 targets, 83 catches and 1,042 yards in each of his first three campaigns. Despite the presence of Davante Adams for two-thirds of last season, Wilson posted career highs in catches, yards and TDs. He finished sixth or better among WRs in targets all three seasons, but has yet to finish a season better than 20th in fantasy PPG due to underwhelming TD totals (14 in 51 games). Wilson's assured of a hefty target share, which will keep him fantasy-relevant, but his overall volume may suffer with dual-threat Justin Fields now under center. Wilson will need a lot to go right in order to produce at a WR1 level, so the 25-year-old is best viewed as a fringe top-20 receiver.
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PLAYER
49
Zay Flowers Headshot
Zay Flowers
Baltimore RavensRavensWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
116
74
1059
14.3
4
9
56
0
137.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
114
74
1073
14.6
7
10
63
0
159.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
Flowers is back for his third NFL season after posting very similar numbers in each of his first two campaigns. He was utilized downfield more in 2024 than he was as a rookie, which boosted his yardage total, but he saw a dip in catches and TDs. He's finished outside the top 20 receivers in receptions, TDs and fantasy points in both seasons and simply didn't have enough quality fantasy outings last season, as he scored 18-plus points five times (all prior to Week 10) and fewer than 12 points in 11 games. The 24-year-old is the No. 1 receiver in Baltimore's elite offense, but the scheme simply limits his fantasy ceiling. He's best valued as a good WR3.
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PLAYER
50
Xavier Worthy Headshot
Xavier Worthy
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
98
59
638
10.8
6
20
104
3
130.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
117
77
1008
13.2
7
20
114
2
166.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
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PLAYER
51
Calvin Ridley Headshot
Calvin Ridley
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
120
64
1017
15.9
4
8
55
1
140.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
131
70
1105
15.7
7
8
50
0
160.44
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ridley is back for his second season as the Titans' top receiver. His first season was solid, especially considering the team's QB issues, and he's now produced just over 1,000 scrimmage yards two seasons in a row. Ridley led the NFL in air yards (1,849) last season, which allowed him a few big plays and somewhat offset a big usage dip near the goal line (he scored eight TDs and led the NFL with 25 end zone targets with Jacksonville in 2023, but fell to five TDs and four end zone targets in 2024). Ridley has finished one season better than 18th in fantasy PPG (two better than 24th) and, while his positioning atop the depth chart in Tennessee keeps him in the WR3/flex mix, his upside will be determined by the play of No. 1 pick Cam Ward.
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PLAYER
52
D'Andre Swift Headshot
D'Andre Swift
Chicago BearsBearsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
253
959
3.8
6
42
386
0
172.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
252
1035
4.1
8
37
294
1
190.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
Swift returns as the lead back in Chicago after a solid first season with the team. He appeared in every regular-season game for the first time in his five-year career, finishing 10th in carries and 14th in targets among RBs. Swift was effective as a pass catcher, but his rushing efficiency wasn't great (career-low 3.8 YPC) behind a shaky line and he struggled to find the end zone (six TDs). Incredibly, Swift has now finished between 15th and 21st among RBs in fantasy points in all five NFL seasons. He'll benefit from the arrival of new coach Ben Johnson and a much-improved line in 2025, so the dual-threat, 26-year-old remains squarely on the fringe-RB2 radar.
RANK
PLAYER
53
DJ Moore Headshot
DJ Moore
Chicago BearsBearsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
140
98
966
9.9
6
14
75
0
139.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
133
88
1064
12.0
6
9
50
0
150.22
2025 OUTLOOK:
Moore has emerged as one of the league's most reliable and consistent players, having missed only two games in his seven-year career while finishing each of the past six seasons as a top-25 fantasy receiver. Working in a crowded Chicago WR room with a rookie QB last season, Moore did see a dip in fantasy output (from ninth in PPG in 2023 to 28th in 2024), but he was still very productive, finishing ninth among WRs in targets and receptions. Moore did improve dramatically in the second half of the season (11.1 fantasy PPG during Weeks 1-10, but 17.3 in eight games once OC Shane Waldron was fired), which is notable as Ben Johnson takes over the offense. Entering his age-28 season, Moore is a fine WR2 target and a career year is very possible if Caleb Williams makes a Year 2 leap.
RANK
PLAYER
54
Rashee Rice Headshot
Rashee Rice
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
29
24
288
12.0
2
1
1
0
42.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
98
74
839
11.3
6
1
9
0
118.58
2025 OUTLOOK:
Rice is undoubtedly one of the biggest wild cards in fantasy football this season. On one hand, he has been an absolute fantasy superstar since taking on a substantial role midway through his rookie season in 2023. During that span (nine regular-season games), Rice is averaging 19.5 fantasy PPG. In three full games last season, he handled a massive 36% target share (10.7 per game) and averaged 21.6 PPG (17-plus in all three). On the other hand, Rice tore his LCL in Week 3, is facing a potential suspension and, even when active, he now has legitimate target competition via Xavier Worthy, Hollywood Brown and Travis Kelce. The good news is that 25-year-old Rice is expected to be fully healthy prior to Week 1 and will be a featured target when on the field. He has WR1 upside, but won't cost quite that much on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
55
Courtland Sutton Headshot
Courtland Sutton
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
135
81
1081
13.3
8
0
0
0
160.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
125
75
1017
13.6
9
0
0
0
153.4
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sutton is entering his eighth NFL season fresh off a career year in which he finished 17th or better among WRs in snaps, routes, targets, catches, TDs and fantasy points. Sutton ranked top 3 in both air yards and end zone targets and he's now finished in the top 10 in end zone targets three seasons in a row. Sutton has yet to finish a season in the top 25 in fantasy PPG, but he's emerged as the clear top target (25% target share last season) for a Broncos offense that is much improved with Bo Nix under center. Sutton, 29, is a solid WR3 option.
RANK
PLAYER
56
Jameson Williams Headshot
Jameson Williams
Detroit LionsLionsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
91
58
1001
17.3
7
11
61
1
164.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
109
66
1083
16.5
5
10
74
1
153.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
The No. 12 overall pick back in 2022, Williams finally broke out last season after barely seeing the field his first two years in the league due to suspensions and injuries. The explosive playmaker was involved as both a rusher and receiver, which helped him to 1,062 scrimmage yards (18th among WRs) and eight TDs in 15 games. A top-7 finisher in YPR, YPT and RAC, Williams finished 25th at the position in fantasy PPG despite sitting outside the top 40 in targets and catches. A boost in volume will be important to Williams' consistency moving forward, but the 24-year-old will continue to benefit from Detroit's high-scoring offense. No lower than third in target priority, Williams is best valued as a fringe WR3 who very well could take another step forward in his second "full" season.
RANK
PLAYER
57
Jaylen Waddle Headshot
Jaylen Waddle
Miami DolphinsDolphinsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
83
58
744
12.8
2
4
12
0
87.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
124
87
1080
12.3
5
4
23
0
139.04
2025 OUTLOOK:
Waddle enters his fifth NFL season after a somewhat inexplicable down year in 2024. Granted, he wasn't fully healthy at times (and missed two games), but Waddle's target share dipped from 20%-plus during his first three seasons to 16% last season (56th among WRs). He posted career-low marks in every key category and ranked 52nd in fantasy PPG after finishing 21st or better in each of his first three seasons. Same as Tyreek Hill, Waddle seemingly suffered from Miami facing two-high safeties at a league-high rate, and with both back for 2025, we may see more of the same. Waddle has the talent to allow a bounce-back campaign (especially with Hill entering his age-31 season), but he can't be trusted as more than a WR3.
RANK
PLAYER
58
DeVonta Smith Headshot
DeVonta Smith
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
89
68
833
12.3
8
1
1
0
135.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
119
88
997
11.3
6
0
0
0
134.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith is entering his fifth NFL season having finished each of the past three in the top 20 among WRs in fantasy PPG. Smith has posted a target share of at least 22% in all four seasons, and the Eagles' high-scoring offense has allowed him seven-plus TDs in three straight campaigns. Smith's output is a bit volatile due to the presence of heavily targeted A.J. Brown in an offense that leads off with Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, and leans heavily on them near the goal line, but there is just enough volume and scoring opportunity here to keep Smith in the weekly WR3 mix.
RANK
PLAYER
59
Rome Odunze Headshot
Rome Odunze
Chicago BearsBearsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
101
54
734
13.6
3
3
15
0
91.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
122
72
1012
14.1
7
2
13
0
145.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
Odunze is entering his second NFL season with hopes for a leap forward after an uneven rookie campaign. The 2024 No. 9 overall pick was on the field a ton (eighth among WRs in routes) and was busy near the goal line (11th in the NFL with 13 end zone targets), but he ended up 35th or lower at the position in targets, catches, yards and TDs. Odunze had some poor scoring luck (three TDs, 6.7 expected), which was partially to blame for him scoring single-digit fantasy points in 13 of 17 games. There are a lot of mouths to feed in Chicago, but with Caleb Williams entering Year 2 and Ben Johnson now running the offense, Odunze is an extremely logical breakout candidate. He should be one of your favorite midround targets.
RANK
PLAYER
60
George Pickens Headshot
George Pickens
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
103
59
900
15.3
3
2
-6
0
106.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
117
72
1023
14.3
7
2
12
0
148.72
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pickens was traded to the Cowboys after spending his first three seasons in Pittsburgh. Perhaps the change of scenery will get him to the next level, as he's thus far been an exciting playmaker but not yet a consistent fantasy option. Pickens handled a career-high 26% target share (15th among WRs) last season, but he missed three games and found the end zone only three times despite seeing 12 end zone targets (12th most). Pickens has finished 37th or worse in fantasy PPG all three seasons while playing a volatile field-stretcher role (top 15 in aDOT all three years). He will certainly benefit from improved QB play (Dak Prescott), but he now has legitimate target competition from CeeDee Lamb. We likely haven't seen Pickens' best work, but there's enough uncertainty here that the 24-year-old should be valued as a midrange WR3.
RANK
PLAYER
61
Sam LaPorta Headshot
Sam LaPorta
Detroit LionsLionsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
83
60
726
12.1
7
0
0
0
116.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
103
75
779
10.4
6
0
0
0
116.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
After pacing all tight ends in fantasy points as a rookie in 2023, LaPorta fell to eighth in 2024. His receiving line dipped across the board (from 86-889-10 on 121 targets to 60-726-7 on 84 targets), though it's notable he got back on track to some extent after a slow start. After averaging 2.8 targets (11% team share) and 7.1 fantasy points during his first six games, LaPorta leapt to 6.7 targets (21% share) and 13.6 fantasy points in his final 11 (including the playoffs). Those numbers are nearly identical to his rookie season and closer to what we should expect moving forward. Working in Detroit's elite offense, LaPorta is a solid TE1.
RANK
PLAYER
62
Patrick Mahomes Headshot
Patrick Mahomes
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
392/581
3928
26
11
58
307
2
286.02
2025 PROJECTIONS
409/607
4370
30
12
73
369
3
336.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mahomes enters his age-29 season no longer an elite fantasy option, but rather a solid mid-to-back-end starter. After five straight seasons as a top-6 fantasy QB (PPG), he's finished 13th and 11th the past two seasons. Mahomes has evolved into a quarterback who still attempts a ton of passes (exactly third in pass attempts four years in a row), but is more conservative (career-low 6.4 aDOT and 6.8 YPA in 2024) and doesn't throw as many TDs as in years past (26 last season was his fewest since 2019). Perhaps he'll rebound a bit in that area with the Xavier Worthy/Rashee Rice/Hollywood Brown trio together, but in the meantime Mahomes adds just enough with his legs (between 300 and 400 yards five seasons in a row) to keep him in the fantasy starter conversation.
RANK
PLAYER
63
Baker Mayfield Headshot
Baker Mayfield
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
407/570
4500
41
16
60
378
3
373.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
378/554
4168
33
14
62
320
2
322.33
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mayfield may have enjoyed his career renaissance in 2023, but he had his fantasy breakout in 2024. After finishing 18th or worse in fantasy PPG during each of his first six NFL seasons, Mayfield leapt to fourth in 2024. He finished no lower than fifth in pass attempts, completions, yards and TDs, while also easily posting a career high in rush yards. Mayfield completed 71% of his passes (third best) despite missing Chris Godwin and Mike Evans for chunks of the season, and he may be in even better shape in 2025 with Evans back, Godwin hopefully healthy and youngsters Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan also in the mix. Mayfield benefits from a Bucs offense that has scored a league-high 76.6% of its TDs through the air since Todd Bowles became head coach in 2022. With consecutive seasons of good play under his belt, the 30-year-old is well positioned for another solid QB1 fantasy campaign.
RANK
PLAYER
64
Tetairoa McMillan Headshot
Tetairoa McMillan
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
121
75
1028
13.7
6
0
0
0
139.13
2025 OUTLOOK:
McMillan was selected by Carolina with the eighth pick of April's draft. At 6-foot-4, 219 pounds, he is one of the biggest WRs in this class and his game has led to many Drake London comps. McMillan handled a massive 34% target share and class-high 52% air yard share last season at Arizona. His elite size and ball skills combo supplies him with big-time fantasy upside and, with Adam Thielen and Xavier Legette as his top competition for work, he's well positioned for a sizable rookie-season role. McMillan should be valued as a WR3.
RANK
PLAYER
65
Jerry Jeudy Headshot
Jerry Jeudy
Cleveland BrownsBrownsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
145
90
1229
13.7
4
0
0
0
150.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
141
90
1178
13.0
3
0
0
0
138.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jeudy is entering his sixth NFL season fresh off a career year in which he paced all wide receivers in snaps (1,006) and finished no lower than 12th in routes, targets, catches, yards and fantasy points (23rd in PPG). Jeudy's season may have been even better with improved early-season QB play, as, from Week 8 on (after Deshaun Watson's season-ending injury), Jeudy ranked sixth among WRs in fantasy points. Touchdowns continue to be a limitation for Jeudy, as he scored only four in 2024 and he has never cleared six in a single season. The 26-year-old has finished as a top-25 fantasy WR two of the past three seasons and is the clear No. 1 target in a Browns offense with some QB uncertainty. The output may be inconsistent, but he's well worth considering for your WR3 slot.
RANK
PLAYER
66
Travis Hunter Headshot
Travis Hunter
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
121
80
967
12.1
6
4
25
0
133.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
If your league counts his receiving stats as well, be aggressive in pursuing this unique playmaker whose potential for splash plays could reshape the landscape. If not, he's likely unusable as a part-time DB.
RANK
PLAYER
67
David Montgomery Headshot
David Montgomery
Detroit LionsLionsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
185
775
4.2
12
36
341
0
186.72
2025 PROJECTIONS
206
850
4.1
10
36
272
1
179.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
Montgomery is entering his seventh NFL season, including his third with Detroit. Jahmyr Gibbs' running mate played 13 full games last season, averaging 16.3 touches and 16.5 fantasy points per game. He had one of the highest floors in fantasy, posting at least 12.6 points in all but one of the outings. Montgomery's ceiling will be limited as long as Gibbs is in the mix, but he handles a solid workload as a rusher, including near the goal line (he's finished exactly fourth with 17 carries inside the 5 each of the last two seasons), and he saw a boost in receiving work last season (2.8 targets per game). Montgomery is now 28 years old and could cede a few more touches to Gibbs this season, but he's finished 16th or better in fantasy PPG each of the last two years and is a good bet to remain on the RB2/flex radar again in 2025.
RANK
PLAYER
68
TreVeyon Henderson Headshot
TreVeyon Henderson
New England PatriotsPatriotsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
214
951
4.5
6
43
329
2
175.36
2025 OUTLOOK:
Henderson was selected by New England in the second round of April's draft. The Ohio State product paced this rookie RB class with 7.1 YPC last season and was effective as both a rusher and receiver throughout his collegiate tenure. His size could limit his carry total a bit in the pros, but he impressed across the board athletically at the combine and his elite pass-blocking skills and three-down ability will make him a terrific fit in the modern NFL. Henderson figures to share work with Rhamondre Stevenson as a rookie and is best valued as a RB3/flex.
RANK
PLAYER
69
T.J. Hockenson Headshot
T.J. Hockenson
Minnesota VikingsVikingsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
62
41
455
11.1
0
0
0
0
45.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
119
82
811
9.9
4
0
0
0
105.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hockenson is eyeing a bounce-back following a 2024 season in which he missed Weeks 1-7 and was limited a bit upon his return while rebounding from a torn ACL suffered in 2023. Hockenson appeared in 10 regular-season games, but was limited to 60% of the snaps and averaged 6.1 targets and 8.7 fantasy points per game. That's a far cry from his 80% snap share, 8.5 targets per game and 14.6 PPG the season prior. Hockenson entered last season having finished seventh or better among TEs in fantasy PPG four years in a row (top 5 in both 2022 and 2023), so it's reasonable to expect him to return to that level in 2025. New QB J.J. McCarthy is a wild card, but Kevin O'Connell's pass-friendly offense should help keep Hockenson in the weekly TE1 mix.
RANK
PLAYER
70
Kaleb Johnson Headshot
Kaleb Johnson
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
252
1073
4.3
8
25
180
1
180.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
Johnson was selected by Pittsburgh in the third round of April's draft. He isn't super-fast (4.57 40-yard dash) or quick (1.62 10-yard split), which limited his output at Iowa (only 34% of runs went for 5-plus yards), but he's one of the biggest backs in this class. He's seemingly a capable receiver, but didn't do it much in college (38 targets) and needs work as a pass blocker, so his fantasy ceiling might be a bit limited. That's especially the case with Jaylen Warren positioned to handle about one-third of the carries and most of the passing-down work. The de facto Najee Harris replacement in run-heavy Pittsburgh, Johnson is a flex option who figures to max out as a fringe RB2.
RANK
PLAYER
71
Tony Pollard Headshot
Tony Pollard
Tennessee TitansTitansRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
260
1079
4.2
5
41
238
0
161.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
229
988
4.3
5
45
293
1
166.79
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pollard returns for his second season as the Titans' lead back. He was busier than expected in 2024, when he finished eighth among RBs in carries and 10th in targets. He managed to produce his third consecutive season with 1,000-plus rushing yards and 1,300-plus from scrimmage, but didn't get much goal-line work (five carries inside the 5) and was limited to five TDs (one fewer than Tyjae Spears). Pollard reached 19 fantasy points only once (Spears was out that week) and has finished just one season in his career better than 22nd in fantasy PPG (2022 in Dallas). Entering his age-28 season, Pollard is again expected to lead Tennessee's run game, but Spears will be involved, especially in passing situations. Pollard is a low-ceiling flex.
RANK
PLAYER
72
RJ Harvey Headshot
RJ Harvey
Denver BroncosBroncosRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
183
814
4.4
5
46
353
2
158.1
2025 OUTLOOK:
Harvey was selected by Denver in the second round of April's draft. He is on the small side (5-foot-8, 205 pounds), but he plays tough and is productive, having run for 10-plus yards on a class-best 23% of his carries last season. Size and age (24) concerns aside, he showed well at the combine, including a 4.40 40, 38-inch vertical and 127-inch broad jump. Harvey's landing spot is very good, as fellow newcomer J.K. Dobbins is his primary competition for work. The duo may split carries, but Harvey is a good bet to emerge as the primary receiving back, which is notable in a Sean Payton offense that often leans heavily on RBs in the passing game. Harvey is a fringe RB2 target, but there's upside for even more.
RANK
PLAYER
73
Chris Godwin Headshot
Chris Godwin
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersWR
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
62
50
576
11.5
5
1
2
0
91.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
100
74
844
11.5
6
2
10
0
119.8
2025 OUTLOOK:
Godwin has had some big seasons during his eight years in the league, but he was well on his way to his best one yet in 2024 prior to suffering a season-ending ankle injury in Week 7. In his seven games, the veteran receiver averaged 19.7 fantasy PPG and caught 79% of his passes, both of which ranked second at the position. Perhaps most notably, Godwin scored five TDs in seven games, which was somewhat unsustainable (2.1 xTD) but nonetheless a step forward after he totaled 10 TDs the prior three seasons (46 games). Godwin is still in his prime at age 29 and now seemingly Baker Mayfield's top target, but it's unclear if he'll be healthy to begin the 2025 season. If he is, he's well positioned for a big comeback season and on the WR1 radar. If not, he'll make for more of a midround lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
74
Matthew Golden Headshot
Matthew Golden
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
113
69
957
14.0
7
0
0
0
135.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Golden was selected by Green Bay in the first round of April's draft. He impressed at the combine with a 4.29 40-yard dash and 1.49 10-yard split (both best among WRs). He's a bit on the small side and his 1.86 YPRR across 36 collegiate games isn't very good, but he did make a big leap in 2024 (his lone year at Texas), posting a 58-987-9 receiving line. He can work all over the formation and is a plus kick returner. With Christian Watson (ACL) likely to miss a big chunk of the season and Romeo Doubs and Jayden Reed as his primary competition for work, Golden has a good chance to operate as Jordan Love's top target in 2025. The speedster should be viewed as a WR3 with obvious upside.
RANK
PLAYER
75
Cooper Kupp Headshot
Cooper Kupp
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
100
67
710
10.6
6
2
10
0
110.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
117
78
939
12.0
5
2
13
0
127.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kupp signed with Seattle after spending his first eight NFL seasons with the division rival Rams. He has been an elite fantasy contributor in years past (he was No. 1 in PPG in both 2021 and 2022), but durability has been an issue (two full seasons in his career and exactly five missed games each of the past two years) and he's now 32 years old. Kupp remained a good fantasy contributor during most of last season (18.4 PPG in his first nine games), but it's concerning how quickly he faded down the stretch (4.9 PPG in his final five outings). Perhaps Kupp has one more big season left, and there are plenty of targets available opposite Jaxon Smith-Njigba, but there is certainly risk here. He's best viewed as a flex.
RANK
PLAYER
76
Jakobi Meyers Headshot
Jakobi Meyers
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
129
87
1027
11.8
4
2
23
0
129.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
126
88
986
11.2
5
2
12
0
131.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Perhaps the most underrated player in fantasy, Meyers enters 2025 eyeing his fifth consecutive top-30 fantasy campaign. The veteran is one of 10 receivers with 67-plus receptions and 800-plus receiving yards in each of the past four seasons and he peaked with career highs in targets, catches, yards and end zone targets (11) in 2024. The 28-year-old has dealt with shaky QB play in recent seasons, but is in a better spot this season with Geno Smith under center and Pete Carroll coaching the team. Second only to Brock Bowers in target priority, Meyers figures to again push for WR3/flex numbers, but will likely be undervalued on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
77
Deebo Samuel Headshot
Deebo Samuel
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
81
51
670
13.1
3
42
136
1
105.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
97
63
894
14.2
5
27
121
2
139.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
Samuel was traded to the Commanders after spending his first six pro seasons with the 49ers. One of the league's most versatile offensive players, Samuel has 50-plus catches and 37-plus carries in each of the past four seasons. The fantasy output has been volatile, however, as he was a top-12 in PPG in 2021 and 2023, but outside the top 25 the other four seasons. Durability has been an issue, as he's yet to play a full regular season. With Terry McLaurin as his only notable target competition, Samuel has a path to similar usage to what he saw in San Francisco. That should allow starting-caliber fantasy production, but the high likelihood of missed action pushes him down to a midround draft-day target.
RANK
PLAYER
78
Chris Olave Headshot
Chris Olave
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
44
32
400
12.5
1
1
7
0
45.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
128
83
1007
12.2
4
0
0
0
124.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
Olave is entering his fourth NFL season following a troubling 2024 campaign in which he played only six full games while battling concussion woes. The good news is that Olave appears healthy for 2025 and he's been productive when active throughout his career. That includes 2024, as he produced 80-plus yards four times in those six games. He handled a 24% target share, which wasn't far off his 27% and 25% rates during his first two seasons. The 2022 first-round pick has yet to reach his ceiling (he's yet to clear five TDs in a season), but he produced top-25 fantasy campaigns in his first two seasons and is set up well to pace New Orleans in targets in 2025. Of course, there's added risk here as the Saints turn to rookie QB Tyler Shough following Derek Carr's retirement. Olave is safest as a WR3/flex, with a hint of post-hype sleeper appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
79
Jordan Addison Headshot
Jordan Addison
Minnesota VikingsVikingsWR
Suspended
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
99
63
875
13.9
9
3
20
1
153.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
101
62
773
12.4
6
2
10
0
113.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
Addison returns for Year 3 in Minnesota having finished 23rd and 21st, respectively, in fantasy PPG during his first two NFL campaigns. Addison has been a TD machine, scoring 10 times in both seasons, which has helped offset underwhelming volume. He finished both seasons 25th or lower among WRs in targets, receptions and yards, as well as 40th or lower in target share. That led to boom/bust production last season, as he scored 43% of his fantasy points in three games and was held to single digits in seven of 15 outings. Addison is suspended three games to begin the 2025 season, but once he's on the field, he will continue battling for looks with Justin Jefferson and T.J. Hockenson. His late-season target surge (eight-plus in seven of his final eight games) provides optimism that he can sustain WR3 numbers, especially in Kevin O'Connell's pass-friendly scheme.
RANK
PLAYER
80
Aaron Jones Sr. Headshot
Aaron Jones Sr.
Minnesota VikingsVikingsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
255
1138
4.5
5
51
408
2
193.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
180
797
4.4
4
52
390
3
163.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jones re-signed with Minnesota after a successful 2024 campaign, in which he appeared in all 17 regular-season games and ranked top 10 among RBs in carries, targets, touches and yards. Jones, who played a career-high 64% of the offensive snaps, was effective as a rusher and receiver but had the league's worst touchdown luck (seven TDs, 12.8 expected), which limited him to a 20th-place finish in fantasy PPG. Scoring regression is a strong bet in 2025, but Jones is now 30 years old, working in a pass-first scheme and will defer work (perhaps substantial work) to newcomer Jordan Mason. Jones should be viewed as a flex option.
RANK
PLAYER
81
Isiah Pacheco Headshot
Isiah Pacheco
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
83
310
3.7
1
12
79
0
44.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
209
887
4.3
7
43
301
2
170.15
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pacheco enters 2025 as a tricky evaluation. He emerged as Kansas City's lead back in Week 10 of his rookie season (2022) and proceeded to average 17.6 touches, 86.0 yards, 0.6 TDs and 14.2 fantasy points per game over his next 32 outings, including the playoffs. A broken fibula suffered in Week 2 last season cost him nine games and he wasn't quite the same after that, averaging 8.8 touches and 4.2 fantasy points per game while rotating with Kareem Hunt and Samaje Perine. The 26-year-old has upside if he retakes clear lead-back duties, but that's far from certain with Hunt and Elijah Mitchell in the mix. There's some post-hype appeal here, but Pacheco should be viewed as a midround lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
82
Brian Robinson Jr. Headshot
Brian Robinson Jr.
Washington CommandersCommandersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
187
799
4.3
8
20
159
0
143.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
212
893
4.2
9
26
193
1
169.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
Robinson is entering his fourth NFL season having paced Washington in carries during each of his first three campaigns. He is expected to remain in a committee with Austin Ekeler. The duo played eight full games together last season (including the playoffs), with Robinson handling 12.8 carries and 1.9 targets per game while playing 51% of the snaps. In those eight games, Robinson dominated goal-line work (four TDs and eight carries inside the 5), but wasn't a great fantasy option (11.1 PPG). The 26-year-old has missed two-plus games in all three pro seasons and has yet to finish better than 24th among backs in snaps, touches or yards. He's a flex option with more value in non-PPR.
RANK
PLAYER
83
Mark Andrews Headshot
Mark Andrews
Baltimore RavensRavensTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
69
55
673
12.2
11
4
5
0
133.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
82
61
657
10.9
7
5
18
0
110.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
Andrews is a tricky evaluation after an odd career turn in 2024 in which he was fortunate to finish eighth in fantasy PPG after posting top-5 finishes the prior five seasons. After handling a target share in the 22-to-28% range during 2019-23 (all were top 4 at the position), Andrews dipped to 15% in 2024 (20th) and finished 20th in targets, 14th in catches, ninth in yards and first in TDs among tight ends. Andrews has always been extremely efficient when targeted (he's never finished lower than fifth in YPRR), but he's also never been quite as TD dependent (11 TDs in 2024 were a career high and his 16.2% TD rate was way above his prior career rate of 7.1%). Andrews was bailed out by the TD outlier and will need to bounce back in the target area in order to return to elite TE1 production.
RANK
PLAYER
84
Travis Kelce Headshot
Travis Kelce
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
133
97
823
8.5
3
1
1
0
99.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
103
75
727
9.6
5
0
0
0
102.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kelce is a future Hall of Famer, but his days as an elite fantasy tight end may be over. Kelce's targets and receptions actually increased from 2023 to 2024, but he saw a big dip in yards (823), TDs (three), yards per target (6.1) and RAC (3.5), all of which were career lows. After finishing no lower than third in fantasy points (second in PPG) in eight straight seasons, Kelce fell to fifth (seventh in PPG) in 2024. He will continue to benefit from Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs' pass-heavy offense, but especially with the team's WR upgrades, the 35-year-old is now more of a midrange TE1.
RANK
PLAYER
85
David Njoku Headshot
David Njoku
Cleveland BrownsBrownsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
97
64
505
7.9
5
0
0
0
80.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
107
72
720
10.0
5
0
0
0
100.9
2025 OUTLOOK:
Njoku is entering his ninth NFL season following a 2024 campaign in which he missed six games but was terrific when active, averaging a career-high 13.5 fantasy points per game. He was a top-10 scorer in seven of 11 games and finished top 5 at the position in targets for the second season in a row. Njoku has rarely been very productive in the scoring department (his career high is six touchdowns), but he found the end zone five times last season and has now led the position in end zone targets two years in a row. Despite Cleveland's never-ending QB issues, Njoku has finished 11th or better in three consecutive fantasy campaigns (top 8 in PPG) and the 29-year-old remains a midrange TE1.
RANK
PLAYER
86
Tucker Kraft Headshot
Tucker Kraft
Green Bay PackersPackersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
70
50
707
14.1
7
3
6
0
114.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
90
63
723
11.4
4
0
0
0
97.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kraft took over as the Packers' No. 1 tight end in Week 12 of the 2023 season and hasn't looked back. In the 27 games since (including the playoffs), Kraft averaged 4.3 targets and 9.4 fantasy points per game. He played 85% of Green Bay's offensive snaps in 2024 and while his volume was underwhelming (18th among TEs in targets and receptions), he was productive (seventh in yards and fourth in touchdowns). Kraft finished second at the position in yards per reception and yards per target, as well as first in RAC for the second season in a row. Kraft finished 15th in fantasy PPG and he'll need additional volume in 2025 in order to leap into the weekly TE1 mix. The 24-year-old has some upside, but he's safest as a good TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
87
Bo Nix Headshot
Bo Nix
Denver BroncosBroncosQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
376/567
3775
29
12
92
430
4
322.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
367/557
3940
27
12
85
418
4
310.97
2025 OUTLOOK:
Nix returns as Denver's starter after an impressive rookie campaign in which he produced 316.2 fantasy points, fifth most by a first-year QB. Nix improved as the season went on. After posting 5.7 YPA and five pass TDs during his first seven games, he leapt to a 7.4 YPA and 24 pass TDs in his final 10 outings. He finished the regular season sixth in pass attempts, completions and pass TDs, as well as fifth among QBs in carries. Nix's dual-threat ability and improved supporting cast (which now includes Evan Engram) have him on the QB1 radar, and there's upside for more.
RANK
PLAYER
88
Kyler Murray Headshot
Kyler Murray
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
372/541
3851
21
11
78
572
5
309.24
2025 PROJECTIONS
374/552
3865
22
12
90
597
5
317.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
Murray is back for his seventh NFL season, fresh off a 2024 campaign that may have been his best yet. Murray appeared in every regular-season game for the first time since 2020 and delivered as both a passer (top 13 in attempts, completions, yards and TDs) and rusher (top 8 in carries, yards and TDs). Murray finished 12th among QBs in fantasy PPG, which is actually the worst finish of his career. He completed a career-high 69% of his passes despite a bit of an underwhelming showing from Marvin Harrison Jr. It's fair to expect a leap from Harrison in his second season, so, along with the presence of Trey McBride, Murray has the tools he needs for another mid-to-back-end QB1 fantasy campaign.
RANK
PLAYER
89
Brock Purdy Headshot
Brock Purdy
San Francisco 49ers49ersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
300/455
3864
20
12
66
323
5
273.86
2025 PROJECTIONS
365/544
4578
25
13
60
264
5
318.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
The 2024 season was a disappointment for the 49ers, but the good news is that Purdy still played at a high level. The 2022 seventh-round pick finished fifth in QBR and third in YPA after leading the league in both in 2023. Purdy missed two games and saw his passing TDs dip from 30 to 20, but he also took his rushing to a new level with career highs in carries, yards and TDs. By season's end, he was 10th among QBs in fantasy PPG, which was a slight dip from his eighth-place finish in 2023. Purdy has yet to finish a season better than 17th in pass attempts, but that could change in 2025 after several major defensive departures. With Kyle Shanahan calling the shots and a good supporting cast led by George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey and Trent Williams, Purdy is positioned well for another fringe-QB1 fantasy season.
RANK
PLAYER
90
Tyrone Tracy Jr. Headshot
Tyrone Tracy Jr.
New York GiantsGiantsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
192
839
4.4
5
38
284
1
148.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
218
949
4.3
6
39
297
2
169.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
A fifth-round flier in last year's NFL draft, Tracy took over as the Giants' de facto lead back in Week 5 and went on to play 11 "full" games with Devin Singletary also active. During that span, Tracy played 67% of the snaps and handled 13.2 carries and 3.5 targets per game. He reached 65 yards in nine of the 11 games and averaged 12.2 fantasy PPG, which ranked 23rd among RBs. Tracy's efficiency and TD total suffered in New York's struggling offense and, while they figure to improve with better QB play in 2025, he's now likely ticketed for a timeshare with fourth-round rookie Cam Skattebo. The 25-year-old is a fringe flex option.
RANK
PLAYER
91
Jaylen Warren Headshot
Jaylen Warren
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
120
511
4.3
1
38
310
0
87.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
151
668
4.4
4
56
408
2
144.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
Warren is entering his fourth NFL season in position for a larger role following the offseason departure of Najee Harris. Warren has thus far been limited to a situational role (11.3 touches per game since the start of 2023), though it hasn't helped that Harris hasn't missed a single game since Warren entered the league. Warren is primarily a passing-game specialist (his 99 receptions ranks seventh among RBs over the past two seasons) but, while he hasn't cleared 149 carries or four TDs in a season, he has run well (4.8 YPC, 2.0 YAC). With rookie Kaleb Johnson likely to play a significant role as a rusher, Warren figures to settle in as a PPR flex.
RANK
PLAYER
92
Javonte Williams Headshot
Javonte Williams
Dallas CowboysCowboysRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
139
513
3.7
4
52
346
0
107.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
162
642
4.0
6
36
240
1
128.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
Williams signed with Dallas after an up-and-down four seasons in Denver. The 2021 second-round pick exploded out of the gate with 1,219 yards and seven TDs as a rookie, but was never able to match either number the following three seasons. Sean Payton's scheme helped Williams to 72 targets (fifth most among RBs) last season, but that wasn't enough for Williams to log his first top-25 fantasy campaign on a per-game basis. Perhaps Brian Schottenheimer can reignite Williams' career (Miles Sanders and fifth-round rookie Jaydon Blue are his only competition for touches), but the 25-year-old is unlikely to emerge as anything more than a flex.
RANK
PLAYER
93
Rhamondre Stevenson Headshot
Rhamondre Stevenson
New England PatriotsPatriotsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
207
801
3.9
7
33
168
1
141.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
195
814
4.2
7
29
199
1
152.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
Stevenson returns for his fifth season in New England, but his role is not as secure as in years past after the team drafted TreVeyon Henderson in the second round and after fumbling issues (RB-high seven) led to a demotion during the 2024 season. Those issues aside, Stevenson was still fairly busy and effective despite New England's shaky offense last season, as he totaled 969 yards (the second most of his career) and a career-high eight TDs. The 27-year-old figures to benefit from the team's coaching change, as all six of Mike Vrabel's Titans offenses were run-heavy. Stevenson may remain the starter in New England, but there's a good chance he'll play a lesser role as the thunder to Henderson's lightning. Stevenson is a fringe flex option with limited upside.
RANK
PLAYER
94
J.K. Dobbins Headshot
J.K. Dobbins
Denver BroncosBroncosRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
195
905
4.6
9
32
153
0
161.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
157
707
4.5
5
38
251
1
135.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
Dobbins signed with Denver in June. After struggling with injuries throughout most of his first four NFL seasons, Dobbins was handed the keys to the Chargers' backfield last season. He ran well (4.6 YPC, 1.9 YAC) but struggled as a receiver (his 3.8 YPT ranked 38th among 39 qualified RBs) and was an inconsistent fantasy producer (15-plus points seven times, but below 11 in the other six games). Dobbins missed four games (he's yet to play a full season), but he still managed 1,058 yards and nine TDs. He's now 26 years old and is expected to team up with second-round rookie RJ Harvey. The two very well could split carries, with Harvey taking the lead in passing situations. Dobbins is unlikely to see quite the volume he enjoyed in Los Angeles, but he'll have a respectable role in an ascending Denver offense. He's a fine mid-to-late-round target.
RANK
PLAYER
95
Cam Skattebo Headshot
Cam Skattebo
New York GiantsGiantsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
147
635
4.3
4
28
209
1
112.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
Skattebo was selected by the Giants in the fourth round of April's draft. He's one of the oldest RBs in this class (23), but that's not enough to offset his elite efficiency during two seasons at Arizona State. Skattebo's 3.1 forced missed tackle rate last season was best in this class (his career rate ranked second), as was his 15% target share and 11.1 yards per target. He's not super-fast, but he has good size and a three-down skill set, which supplies him with a solid long-term fantasy outlook. Of course, Skattebo is likely to split work with impressive sophomore Tyrone Tracy Jr., so his 2025 upside may be limited. He's a fine midround target.
RANK
PLAYER
96
Stefon Diggs Headshot
Stefon Diggs
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
47
496
10.6
3
3
8
1
74.92
2025 PROJECTIONS
117
82
919
11.2
4
2
13
0
119.27
2025 OUTLOOK:
Diggs signed with the Patriots after spending the first 10 seasons of his career with the Vikings, Bills and Texans. Diggs' 2024 stint with Houston started well (he had six-plus targets in all eight games and averaged 15.2 fantasy PPG), but ended with a torn ACL in Week 8. He has finished in the top 25 in fantasy PPG nine years in a row (17th or better in eight of them) and, at least in terms of target competition, has a clear path to a gigantic target share in a Patriots' offense led by impressive second-year QB Drake Maye. Of course, Diggs is now 31 years old and it's unclear if he'll be his usual self following the knee injury. A healthy Diggs could rise as high as the WR2 mix, but the uncertainty makes him a logical midround target.
RANK
PLAYER
97
Keon Coleman Headshot
Keon Coleman
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
57
29
556
19.2
4
1
9
0
82.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
91
51
853
16.8
8
0
0
0
130.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
Coleman is eyeing a Year 2 leap following an uneven rookie campaign in which the second-round pick was limited to 57 targets in 13 regular-season games. Coleman was on the field quite a bit (73% snap share) and started to pick up steam around midseason (consecutive games with at least seven targets and 16 fantasy points), but a wrist injury then cost him four games and he went without a 12-point outing from that point forward (including three playoff games). Coleman's role as a vertical target (his 15.0 aDOT ranked fifth) allowed him many big plays (his 19.2 YPR ranked third), but major volatility (51% catch rate). Coleman was a young rookie at age 21 and showed enough flashes to suggest a Year 2 breakout is possible, especially in a Josh Allen-led offense with Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer as his top competition. Coleman is well worth a mid-to-late-round pick.
RANK
PLAYER
98
Jauan Jennings Headshot
Jauan Jennings
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
113
77
975
12.7
6
0
0
0
133.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
113
74
1008
13.6
5
0
0
0
130.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
After three seasons playing a depth role, Jennings enjoyed a breakout in 2024. The 2020 seventh-round pick soaked up a 25% target share en route to a top-30 finish among WRs in targets, catches, yards, TDs, end zone targets and fantasy points (27th in PPG). His 46.5-point effort in Week 3 was the third-highest total posted in a single week last season. Jennings' usage benefited from injuries above him on the depth chart, but with Deebo Samuel Sr. gone and Brandon Aiyuk expected to miss roughly half the season, he's again ticketed for a big role in 2025. Jennings, who ranked 11th among WRs in yards per route run, is a viable flex target.
RANK
PLAYER
99
Ricky Pearsall Headshot
Ricky Pearsall
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
46
31
400
12.9
3
3
45
0
64.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
101
65
938
14.3
4
4
29
0
123.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pearsall is entering his second NFL season positioned well for a breakout after a gunshot wound derailed a chunk of his rookie campaign. After debuting in Week 7, Pearsall had a few strong fantasy outings (17-plus points in three games), but was otherwise a nonfactor (3.6 PPG in the other eight games). The 2024 first-round pick finished strong (8-141-1 and 6-69-1 receiving lines in Weeks 17 and 18, respectively) and now has a much clearer path to consistent work with Deebo Samuel Sr. gone and Brandon Aiyuk (ACL) expected to miss part of the season. There are still plenty of mouths to feed in San Francisco, but Pearsall very well could lead this team in targets. He's well worth a midround flier.
RANK
PLAYER
100
Khalil Shakir Headshot
Khalil Shakir
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
100
76
821
10.8
4
2
4
0
108.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
111
83
944
11.4
5
0
0
0
124.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
RANK
PLAYER
101
Jayden Reed Headshot
Jayden Reed
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
75
55
857
15.6
6
20
163
1
145.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
83
57
703
12.3
4
14
101
1
110.32
2025 OUTLOOK:
Reed is entering his third NFL season, having produced at least 79 touches, 956 yards and seven TDs during each of his first two seasons in Green Bay. Despite the solid numbers, Reed has yet to emerge as a consistent fantasy producer. He came out hot with a pair of 27-plus-point games during Weeks 1-4 last season, but averaged 9.2 PPG the rest of the season, with zero 20-point efforts. Reed has struggled with drops (eight last season), but he's otherwise been productive (11.4 YPT last season ranked third at WR) and he's also a plus contributor as a rusher (282 yards and three TDs on 31 career carries). Perhaps Reed will make a Year 3 leap, but he's yet to deliver a top-25 fantasy season (PPG) after his 40th-place finish in 2024 and now has to compete with rookies Matthew Golden and Savion Williams for work. He has the look of a low-ceiling flex.
RANK
PLAYER
102
Michael Pittman Jr. Headshot
Michael Pittman Jr.
Indianapolis ColtsColtsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
111
69
808
11.7
3
0
0
0
97.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
121
80
883
11.1
3
0
0
0
103.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pittman is eyeing a rebound campaign after following up three consecutive top-20 fantasy seasons with a 41st-place finish in 2024. He averaged a healthy 27% target share in 10 full games with Anthony Richardson, but that resulted in an ugly 39-428-0 receiving line on 65 targets. He averaged 8.0 fantasy PPG, reaching double digits once (15.6 in Week 12). Pittman continues to struggle to find the end zone (his career high is six and he's had four or fewer three seasons in a row) and that may not change with Richardson under center (the Colts had eight pass TDs in his 10 games last season). As good a player as� Pittman is, Richardson's presence will limit his fantasy output and life may not be much better if Daniel Jones is under center. Pittman is a flex option.
RANK
PLAYER
103
Justin Herbert Headshot
Justin Herbert
Los Angeles ChargersChargersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
332/504
3870
23
3
69
306
2
293.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
374/572
4159
25
10
63
266
3
293.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
Herbert is entering his sixth NFL season following a solid but unspectacular fantasy campaign in 2024. Playing in Jim Harbaugh's and Greg Roman's slow-paced, balanced offense (as opposed to pass-heavy schemes of prior years), Herbert finished no better than ninth among QBs in pass attempts, pass yards, pass TDs, carries and rush yards. Herbert has now finished just outside the top 10 in fantasy PPG three seasons in a row, though he did improve in the second half of last season (24th during Weeks 1-7, but 10th in Weeks 8-18). Herbert's skill level, solid supporting cast and moderate rushing contributions are just enough to keep him in the fringe QB1 mix, but his ceiling is lower than in years past.
RANK
PLAYER
104
Caleb Williams Headshot
Caleb Williams
Chicago BearsBearsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
351/562
3541
20
6
81
489
0
261.54
2025 PROJECTIONS
352/554
3916
25
11
75
445
1
291.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Williams is entering his second NFL season with hopes for a leap forward under new head coach and playcaller Ben Johnson. The 2024 No. 1 pick had a few big games (22-plus fantasy points five times), but way too many major duds (nine games with fewer than 12 points) during his first season. Efficiency was an issue (outside of the top 35 in QBR, YPA and completion %) and he took a league-high 68 sacks, but he got experience (QB2 in dropbacks), avoided INTs (seven) and added value with his legs (seventh at QB in carries, rush yards and YPC). With Johnson designing the offense, a much-improved interior offensive line and a good supporting cast led by DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III, Williams has no excuses as he enters a critical Year 2. He's safest when drafted as a fringe QB1, but he has a very high ceiling.
RANK
PLAYER
105
Dak Prescott Headshot
Dak Prescott
Dallas CowboysCowboysQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
185/286
1978
11
8
13
54
1
121.52
2025 PROJECTIONS
393/593
4352
27
14
49
198
2
297.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Prescott returns for his age-32 campaign following a disappointing and injury-shortened 2024. In eight games, Prescott totaled 11 TDs and eight INTs through the air and wasn't much of a factor with his legs (career-low 54 yards). He averaged 14.6 fantasy PPG (16.8 in the six games he played in full), which was a far cry from the 20.2 (fifth highest) he averaged in 2023. Prescott has now missed multiple games in three of the past five seasons, though he has also been a top-8 fantasy QB (PPG) three times during the span. Adding George Pickens to a supporting cast that also includes CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson is helpful, but because of the concerning dip in rushing, the 10-year vet is best viewed as fringe QB1.
RANK
PLAYER
106
Justin Fields Headshot
Justin Fields
New York JetsJetsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
106/161
1106
5
1
62
289
5
122.14
2025 PROJECTIONS
301/483
3374
17
12
161
824
7
308.03
2025 OUTLOOK:
Fields signed with the Jets and is expected to spend 2025 as the team's starter. Fields spent the first six games of 2024 as the Steelers' starter and, while his play wasn't good enough to avoid a benching in favor of Russell Wilson, the fantasy results were solid; he averaged 18.9 fantasy PPG during his six starts, which would've ranked eighth over the full season. He threw for only 1,106 yards and five TDs, but made up ground as a rusher, ranking top 5 among QBs in carries, rush yards and rush TDs (QB-best five) during Weeks 1-6. This was after he finished his first three NFL seasons top 5 at the position in rushing yards despite missing games each season. Fields' dual-threat ability and a solid group of targets in Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall will be enough to keep him in the weekly QB1 mix.
RANK
PLAYER
107
Keenan Allen Headshot
Keenan Allen
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
121
70
744
10.6
7
0
0
0
116.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
112
71
825
11.6
5
0
0
0
114.1
2025 OUTLOOK:
Allen is back with the Chargers (the team he was with for his first 11 pro seasons) after spending last season in Chicago. During that 2024 campaign, Allen handled a hefty 26.9% target share (7.9 per game), which ranked 11th among receivers, during 15 active weeks. His efficiency took a big hit from his Los Angeles years (most Chicago pass catchers had this issue), but he did find the end zone seven times and has now scored between six and eight TDs in seven of his last eight seasons. Allen is now 33-years-old (ancient for an NFL receiver) and hasn't played a full regular season since 2019. He's no longer a fantasy WR1 (he finished 34th in PPG last season), but he has a real shot to trail only Ladd McConkey in targets in a solid Los Angeles offense. Allen is a fine late-round flier for your bench and has WR3/flex upside.
RANK
PLAYER
108
Darnell Mooney Headshot
Darnell Mooney
Atlanta FalconsFalconsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
106
64
992
15.5
5
0
0
0
131.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
101
61
840
13.7
4
0
0
0
109.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mooney is entering his sixth NFL season, including his second with the Falcons. Year 1 in Atlanta was a relative success despite Mooney playing behind Drake London in a run-heavy offense. The veteran receiver handled a 21% target share and had his best showings in targets, catches and yards since his breakout 2021 season. He also caught a career-high five touchdowns. Though Mooney played well, the production wasn't enough to allow his first top-30 fantasy campaign (PPG). Mooney remains locked into the No. 2 WR role in a Falcons' offense that very well could make a leap with Michael Penix Jr. entering his first season as the full-time starting quarterback. That's enough to put him on the flex radar, but his upside is limited.
RANK
PLAYER
109
Josh Downs Headshot
Josh Downs
Indianapolis ColtsColtsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
107
72
803
11.2
5
1
12
0
113.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
102
69
744
10.8
3
0
0
0
94.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
A third-round pick in 2023, Downs has emerged as a quality short-range/slot target, but that has yet to allow consistent fantasy output. The Colts' QB play has been an issue, as in seven full games with Anthony Richardson, Downs averaged 5.9 targets and 10.7 fantasy points per game, but in seven outings with Joe Flacco, he averaged 9.4 targets and 15.5 PPG. Downs, same as other Colts receivers, has struggled to produce with Richardson under center and it's no sure bet he'll be better if Daniel Jones wins the job. Downs is a good player, so he's worth late-round consideration, but the team's QB uncertainty will make him tough to plug into your lineup.
RANK
PLAYER
110
Rashid Shaheed Headshot
Rashid Shaheed
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
41
20
349
17.5
3
6
29
0
66.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
105
62
925
14.9
4
6
39
0
123.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Shaheed enters his fourth NFL season as a bit of a tricky evaluation after he was in the midst of a breakout 2024 campaign prior to suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 6. Arguably the team's No. 1 WR to that point, Shaheed paced the Saints in targets (6.8 per game) and had also produced 29 yards on six carries. His 13.3 fantasy PPG ranked 34th among WRs and he hit the 15-point mark in four of his six games. One of the game's top deep threats and a contributor as a rusher and returner, Shaheed very well could find his way to weekly fantasy relevance in a similar way as Deebo Samuel Sr., albeit with more vertical work. Of course, he's yet to show that level of production over a full season and he'll need to fend off Chris Olave, Alvin Kamara and now Brandin Cooks for work in an offense that will have rookie QB Tyler Shough under center. Shaheed is a fine late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
111
Jayden Higgins Headshot
Jayden Higgins
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
93
59
821
13.9
4
0
0
0
107.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
Higgins was selected by Houston in the second round of April's draft. He is one of the biggest receivers in this class at 6-foot-4, 214 pounds with an 80-inch wingspan. He tested well athletically at the combine and his 2.86 career YPRR ranked third best in this WR class. He handled a big-time target share at Iowa State and was a machine at converting catches into first downs (class-best 74% rate). With Tank Dell a long shot to play in 2025, Higgins will compete with Christian Kirk, Justin Watson and fellow rookie Jaylin Noel for No. 2 duties opposite Nico Collins. Flex production is possible if he wins that gig, but a lot has to go right. He's best viewed as a late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
112
Emeka Egbuka Headshot
Emeka Egbuka
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
77
49
642
13.2
5
4
28
0
99.44
2025 OUTLOOK:
Egbuka was selected by Tampa Bay in the first round of April's draft. Whether it's size, age, 40 time or collegiate usage and efficiency, Egbuka falls right in the middle of basically every category relative to the rest of this WR class. The Ohio State product was primarily a slot (73%), short-range (8.6 aDOT) target in college, but was productive, catching 72% of his targets and posting a strong 2.64 YPRR. Also a rushing and return threat, Egbuka will have a role right out of the gate, but just how sizable it is will depend on the health of Chris Godwin (ankle). And even if Godwin is sidelined, Mike Evans and second-year Jalen McMillan will be major offensive factors. Egbuka is a terrific dynasty hold, but he's only worth a late flier in 2025 leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
113
Evan Engram Headshot
Evan Engram
Denver BroncosBroncosTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
47
365
7.8
1
0
0
0
41.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
108
80
716
9.0
3
2
6
0
89.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
Engram signed with Denver after spending his first eight NFL seasons with the Giants and Jaguars. The 2017 first-round pick is coming off a bit of a lost season, as injuries cost him seven games and he found the end zone only once when active. Engram was still heavily targeted (his 25% target share ranked third among TEs) and, even with last season's dud, he has finished top 7 in fantasy PPG in five of his eight seasons. Engram isn't much of a touchdown scorer (he hasn't produced more than four in a season since 2017, but he's joining a good Denver offense led by Sean Payton (who helped Jimmy Graham to three consecutive top-2 fantasy seasons) and impressive second-year QB Bo Nix. Engram remains squarely in the back-end TE1 mix and there's upside for even more.
RANK
PLAYER
114
Tank Bigsby Headshot
Tank Bigsby
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
168
766
4.6
7
7
54
0
125.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
182
793
4.4
6
17
122
0
127.79
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bigsby was promoted to a larger role in 2024 -- his second NFL season -- and he took advantage. The 2023 third-round pick led the NFL in YAC (2.69) and progressively chipped away at Travis Etienne Jr.'s workload as the season progressed. Once he returned from injury in Week 13, Bigsby out-carried Etienne (73-68), but he trailed in snaps (205-149), routes (98-57) and targets (22-7). Bigsby scored three TDs to Etienne's zero, but averaged only 7.8 fantasy PPG due to major receiving limitations (18 yards on seven targets during the span). This committee now includes rookie Bhayshul Tuten and is setting up to be a fantasy nightmare, though perhaps new coach Liam Coen can make some magic happen, as he did with Bucky Irving and Rachaad White in Tampa Bay last season. Bigsby is a bench option with more value in non-PPR.
RANK
PLAYER
115
Austin Ekeler Headshot
Austin Ekeler
Washington CommandersCommandersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
77
367
4.8
4
35
366
0
97.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
80
347
4.4
4
51
421
2
112.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ekeler is returning for his ninth NFL season, including his second as Brian Robinson Jr.'s running mate in Washington. The duo played eight full games together last season (including the playoffs), with Ekeler handling 5.5 carries and 4.5 targets per game while playing 51% of the snaps. In those eight games, he wasn't much of a fantasy factor (10.0 PPG, clearing 12.8 once), which can somewhat be traced to a nonexistent role near the goal line (zero TDs or carries inside the 5). Ekeler was productive when Robinson was sidelined (3 TDs -- all from the 1-yard line -- and 15.4 PPG), so while he's now 30 years old and without standalone fantasy value, he has some insurance appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
116
Tyjae Spears Headshot
Tyjae Spears
Tennessee TitansTitansRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
84
312
3.7
4
30
224
1
83.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
133
561
4.2
4
40
299
1
119.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
Spears is entering his third NFL season after spending the first two in a backup/change-of-pace capacity. The 2023 third-round pick was expected to take on a larger role, but instead was a clear second to Tony Pollard for most of the season. In 11 games with Pollard, Spears trailed in snaps (255 to 381), carries (64 to 150), routes (126 to 161) and targets (32 to 38). Spears saw a late-season boost in usage and scored four TDs in a two-game stretch, but he averaged 7.6 touches and 5.7 fantasy points per game prior to that, and Pollard is still atop the depth chart. Perhaps Spears will carry his late-season momentum into 2025, but odds are he'll remain a moderately-used receiving complement to Pollard. He's worth no more than a bench spot.
RANK
PLAYER
117
Travis Etienne Jr. Headshot
Travis Etienne Jr.
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
150
558
3.7
2
39
254
0
92.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
129
532
4.1
3
44
333
1
110.41
2025 OUTLOOK:
Etienne enters his first contract year with eyes on a bounce-back following a rough 2024. After clearing 1,400 yards in both 2022 and 2023 (finishing third among RBs in touches and fantasy points in the latter), Etienne plummeted to career-low marks in touches, yards and TDs last season. After finding the end zone in Weeks 1 and 2, he went without a TD or a fantasy point total above 14.8 the rest of the season. He's still in his prime at age 26, but Etienne's efficiency has been weak two seasons in a row and he's no longer a lock for lead-back duties, with Tank Bigsby ticketed for a big role and fourth-round rookie Bhayshul Tuten now in the mix. Perhaps new coach Liam Coen can get things turned around, but Etienne is best viewed as a bench flier.
RANK
PLAYER
118
Jordan Mason Headshot
Jordan Mason
Minnesota VikingsVikingsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
153
789
5.2
3
11
91
0
105.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
176
815
4.6
4
13
89
0
116.26
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mason was traded to Minnesota and is expected to operate in a committee with Aaron Jones. The 2022 UDFA was terrific in limited work during his three seasons in San Francisco. His 5.31 YPC ranks fourth and his 2.49 YAC is the best among RBs with 200-plus carries since he entered the league. Mason is 26 years old with 250 career touches and is a nonfactor as a receiver (career 14-121-0 line on 18 targets), but he should push for roughly half of Minnesota's carries, with Jones handling the passing-down work. Mason doesn't figure to provide standalone fantasy value and is best valued as an insurance hold for your bench.
RANK
PLAYER
119
Jerome Ford Headshot
Jerome Ford
Cleveland BrownsBrownsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
104
565
5.4
3
37
225
0
99.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
99
454
4.6
2
26
170
0
79.56
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ford returns for his fourth season in Cleveland with some uncertainty. He played six full games without Nick Chubb last season and was productive, averaging 14.0 touches, 78.0 yards and 14.0 fantasy points. He was also the team's lead back for most of 2023 and finished 16th among RBs in fantasy points (25th in PPG) while piling up 1,132 yards and nine TDs. Ford, who averaged a terrific 5.4 YPC last season, is capable as a rusher and receiver, and, with rookie Quinshon Judkins dealing with an off-field arrest, could spend some or all of 2025 as the Browns' lead back. That would make Ford a viable RB2/flex, assuming he can fend off fourth-round rookie Dylan Sampson.
RANK
PLAYER
120
Rachaad White Headshot
Rachaad White
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
144
613
4.3
3
51
393
6
151.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
116
496
4.3
3
32
231
2
98.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
White enters his fourth NFL season no longer positioned as Tampa Bay's lead back. The 2022 third-round pick peaked when he finished top 5 among RBs in snaps, touches, carries, routes, catches, yards and fantasy points during a breakout 2023 season, but his pedestrian efficiency led to a reduced role in 2024. White still scored nine TDs and ended up in the top 10 among RBs in targets, catches and receiving yards, but he fell to 23rd in fantasy PPG. One of only two backs with 50-plus receptions in each of the past three seasons (Alvin Kamara is the other), White figures to sustain a pass-catching role in a good offense, but Bucky Irving appears to be the new lead back in Tampa. White is a fine late-round insurance flier.
RANK
PLAYER
121
Drake Maye Headshot
Drake Maye
New England PatriotsPatriotsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
225/338
2276
15
10
54
421
2
185.14
2025 PROJECTIONS
351/523
3637
23
13
76
544
2
281.9
2025 OUTLOOK:
Maye is entering his second NFL season and his first as the Patriots' Week 1 starter. The 2024 third overall pick took over as New England's starter in Week 6 and went on to play the bulk of the snaps in 10 games. Though he wasn't a starting option in fantasy (his one top-10 outing came in Week 7), he played well (17th in QBR) and provided a respectable floor, averaging 16.4 fantasy PPG (that would've ranked 15th over the full season). New coach Mike Vrabel operated run-heavy offenses all six seasons in Tennessee, which may limit Maye's upside, but that could mostly be offset by Maye's rushing ability (he ranked ninth in yards, second in YPC and fifth in scrambles among QBs as a rookie). Especially if Stefon Diggs (ACL) will be ready to go in Week 1, Maye will make for an excellent late-round flier with upside.
RANK
PLAYER
122
Jordan Love Headshot
Jordan Love
Green Bay PackersPackersQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
268/425
3389
25
11
25
83
1
239.86
2025 PROJECTIONS
349/543
4039
26
14
48
176
2
274.73
2025 OUTLOOK:
Love is entering his third season as Green Bay's starter. The 2020 first-round pick played well last season (sixth in QBR) despite battling injury issues, but he wasn't much of a fantasy option. He came out strong with a pair of top-3 fantasy outings in his first four games, but had no additional weekly finishes better than 10th for the season. Love was a nonfactor with his legs (83 rushing yards in 15 games) and, after totaling 15 pass TDs in his first five games, threw only 10 in his final 10 outings. Green Bay did score an unusually high percentage of its offensive TDs on the ground (46%, the second highest for a Matt LaFleur offense), but that may not change with Josh Jacobs back in 2025. Love ran more in 2023 and was a solid fantasy starter, so, especially with a better supporting cast led by first-round WR Matthew Golden, there's hope for a rebound, but it is safer to view him as a QB2.
RANK
PLAYER
123
Jared Goff Headshot
Jared Goff
Detroit LionsLionsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
390/539
4629
37
12
35
56
0
337.46
2025 PROJECTIONS
388/563
4345
26
12
33
67
1
271.59
2025 OUTLOOK:
Goff makes for a tricky evaluation in his 10th NFL season, as his seventh-place showing in fantasy PPG in 2024 was the first time he ever finished better than 10th. With Ben Johnson leading the offense, Goff has finished sixth or better in passing yards and TDs each of the last three seasons, but he adds almost nothing with his legs (150 yards and two TDs total during the three seasons). Even during a productive 2024, Goff was inconsistent, as he posted eight top-10 fantasy weeks but was 17th or worse the other nine weeks. Especially with Johnson off to Chicago, Goff is likely to see some regression in key efficiency categories (his 72% completion rate and 8.6 YPA last season were way above his previous career highs) and, coupled with his lack of rushing, he has a very low fantasy ceiling. Goff will remain a productive passer, but he's no more than a QB2 with occasional streaming appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
124
J.J. McCarthy Headshot
J.J. McCarthy
Minnesota VikingsVikingsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
389/603
4177
29
15
54
230
2
293.04
2025 OUTLOOK:
McCarthy is entering his de facto rookie campaign after a knee injury cost the 2024 10th overall pick his entire first season in the pros. McCarthy is expected to start in a QB-friendly Kevin O'Connell scheme loaded with targets (Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, T.J. Hockenson) that helped Sam Darnold and Kirk Cousins to top-12 fantasy campaigns (PPG) during each of O'Connell's three seasons in Minnesota. All three offenses were pass-heavy and scored at least 80% of their TDs through the air. A 22-year-old with no NFL experience, McCarthy is an obvious unknown, but he can add some value with his legs and is well positioned for a productive first season. He's an attractive late-round sleeper target.
RANK
PLAYER
125
Colston Loveland Headshot
Colston Loveland
Chicago BearsBearsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
90
61
664
10.9
5
0
0
0
94.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
Loveland was selected by Chicago in the first round of April's draft. He is a young, productive tight end with big-time statistical upside. When active last season, he handled 37% of Michigan's targets and a class-high 40% of the air yards. Only 21 years old, Loveland is one of the youngest players entering the league, but he figures to play a sizable offensive role right out of the gate. Chicago is strong at wide receiver and Cole Kmet remains on the roster, but Loveland should see enough work in Ben Johnson's offensive to allow (at least) fringe TE1 production.
RANK
PLAYER
126
Dallas Goedert Headshot
Dallas Goedert
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
52
42
496
11.8
2
0
0
0
61.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
83
65
682
10.5
4
3
12
0
92.38
2025 OUTLOOK:
Goedert is entering his eighth NFL season with some uncertainty, as he's found himself on the trade block. The 30-year-old has finished each of the past six seasons as a top-12 fantasy scorer on a per-game basis, though he's struggled with durability (23 missed games during the six-year span) and TD scoring (he's never cleared five TDs or six end zone targets in a single season). He's otherwise been productive (top 10 in YPRR five of the past six seasons) and, whether he stays put or is traded, he'll surely remain a consistent piece of the passing game. Goedert should be valued as a good TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
127
Kyle Pitts Sr. Headshot
Kyle Pitts Sr.
Atlanta FalconsFalconsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
74
47
602
12.8
4
0
0
0
86.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
79
50
666
13.4
4
0
0
0
92.78
2025 OUTLOOK:
We're now four years into the Kyle Pitts experience and it's safe to say things aren't going as well as expected. The 2021 No. 4 overall pick exploded out of the gate with 1,026 yards and an 11th-place finish in fantasy PPG as a 20-year-old rookie, but he's yet to come close to those marks since, peaking at 667 yards and 17th in PPG (both in 2023). Pitts did post career highs in TDs (four) and end zone targets (seven) last season, but his 14% target share was a career low and ranked 25th among TEs. He wasn't even playing half the snaps during the final month of the season, leaving his role very much in question for 2025. He has the pedigree and is still only 24 years old, but Pitts can't be trusted as anything more than a bench lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
128
Dalton Kincaid Headshot
Dalton Kincaid
Buffalo BillsBillsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
75
44
448
10.2
2
0
0
0
56.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
86
56
679
12.1
4
0
0
0
91.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kincaid failed to clear 13.1 fantasy points in a single game last season, which is pretty hard to believe when you consider he handled a 20.3% target share (5.8 per game) in a Josh Allen-led offense that averaged 3.6 touchdowns per game (the highest ever by an Allen offense). Kincaid got seven-plus targets in six of 13 regular-season games, but never cleared 53 yards in a single outing and found the end zone only twice. He finished 15th at tight end in targets despite four missed games, but was 26th in catches and 28th in yards thanks to an ugly 59% catch rate and 6.0 YPT. Kincaid's pedigree (2023 first-rounder), heavy usage and the strong Buffalo offense provide hope for a Year 3 leap, but he's risky after such an underwhelming 2024. Consider him a fringe TE1.
RANK
PLAYER
129
Tyler Warren Headshot
Tyler Warren
Indianapolis ColtsColtsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
84
57
615
10.9
4
5
22
0
88.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
Warren was selected by the Colts in the first round of April's draft. Much like Brock Bowers one year ago, Warren is an elite tight end prospect who could eventually emerge as one of the best in the game. He handled a 32% target share at Penn State last season, which allowed a 104-1,233-8 receiving line in 16 games. His 2.84 YPRR was second best in this TE class, and he added 26-218-4 as a rusher. He has the size, athleticism and receiving ability to post top-end numbers, though his stats could be limited in the short term as he works in a Colts offense that is unfriendly to pass catchers due to uncertainty at quarterback. Warren is a terrific dynasty hold, but is best viewed as a late-round lottery ticket in 2025 drafts.
RANK
PLAYER
130
Trey Benson Headshot
Trey Benson
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
63
291
4.6
1
6
59
0
41.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
138
608
4.4
4
21
154
1
104.41
2025 OUTLOOK:
Benson is entering his second season after playing a minimal role as a rookie. The 2024 third-round pick never truly pushed James Conner for work and instead was limited to 69 touches in 13 games while sharing change-of-pace duties with Emari Demercado. Benson was effective (4.6 YPC, 2.1 YAC), and though it's logical to expect a larger role in his second season, Conner remains the team's lead back after signing an extension in November. Benson won't have standalone value early on, but he's an intriguing insurance target considering Conner is entering his age-30 season having never played a full regular season.
RANK
PLAYER
131
Quinshon Judkins Headshot
Quinshon Judkins
Cleveland BrownsBrownsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
162
709
4.4
4
27
188
1
121.04
2025 OUTLOOK:
Judkins was selected by Cleveland in the second round of April's draft. He is a big, tough runner who showed well at the combine, including an RB-best 132-inch broad jump and a 4.48 40 at 221 pounds. He figures to be busy near the goal line in the pros, as he was in college (16-plus TDs in all three seasons). He can catch the ball a bit, but wasn't overly impressive in that area at Ole Miss and Ohio State. Judkins figures to eventually step in as Cleveland's lead back and, though he may defer some work to Jerome Ford and fellow rookie Dylan Sampson, especially as he deals with the ramifications of a July arrest. Once fully integrated into the offense, Judkins will be a solid bet for weekly RB2 fantasy production, but the off-field trouble makes him a risky draft day investment.
RANK
PLAYER
132
Dylan Sampson Headshot
Dylan Sampson
Cleveland BrownsBrownsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
96
410
4.3
2
22
152
1
72.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sampson was selected by Cleveland in the fourth round of April's draft. He is one of the smallest and youngest RBs (20) in this class. He was an effective collegiate rusher (5.9 YPC), but wasn't used much in the pass game (1.5 targets per game). He's tough and makes plays, but his size could limit his touch ceiling. Sampson's fantasy outlook is less than ideal, as second-round rookie Quinshon Judkins is the team's short- and long-term lead back, with Jerome Ford possibly a factor in 2025 as well. Sampson is barely worth late-round consideration, but is a fine dynasty hold.
RANK
PLAYER
133
Tyler Allgeier Headshot
Tyler Allgeier
Atlanta FalconsFalconsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
137
644
4.7
3
13
88
0
93.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
121
551
4.6
4
11
75
0
87.56
2025 OUTLOOK:
Allgeier is entering his fourth NFL season, including his third straight as Bijan Robinson's backup/running mate. With Robinson taking on a larger role in 2024, Allgeier hit career-low marks in snap share (28%), carries (137) and targets (13). He cleared 12 touches only once (an 18-point win in Week 6), which was also his only game with more than 12.3 fantasy points. The 25-year-old clearly has no standalone fantasy value and, though he's limited as a pass catcher, he'd certainly be positioned for a hefty chunk of Atlanta's carries in the event of a Robinson injury. Allgeier is a fine late-round insurance flier.
RANK
PLAYER
134
Zach Charbonnet Headshot
Zach Charbonnet
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
135
569
4.2
8
42
340
1
146.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
103
448
4.3
3
26
190
0
86.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
Charbonnet is entering his third NFL season and is expected to remain the primary backup to Kenneth Walker III. Charbonnet got some run as Seattle's lead back last season and showed well. In the six games Walker missed, he averaged 18.3 touches and 19.2 fantasy points per game. Despite the success, Charbonnet was the clear No. 2 the 11 weeks Walker played, averaging 6.1 touches (10 max) and 6.5 fantasy points (12.1 max). Charbonnet is a young (24), high-pedigree (second-round) back who has played well, so perhaps new OC Klint Kubiak will give him more run. It is best to treat him as an elite insurance bench hold.
RANK
PLAYER
135
Najee Harris Headshot
Najee Harris
Los Angeles ChargersChargersRB
Out
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
263
1043
4.0
6
36
283
0
168.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
113
457
4.0
4
13
87
0
82.79
2025 OUTLOOK:
Harris signed with the Chargers after spending his first four seasons in Pittsburgh. He is as durable as they come, as he's the only tailback who has appeared in 100% of his team's games over the past four seasons. He has yet to finish a season lower than seventh in the league in carries (255-plus each season), but that figures to change this season with first-round rookie Omarion Hampton likely to handle lead-back duties in Los Angeles. Harris also figures to be very limited as a receiver, as Jim Harbaugh and Greg Roman have a long history of low RB usage in the pass game, in addition to the fact Harris has finished outside the top 20 RBs in targets each of the past two seasons. Harris has ranked in the 20-to-30 range in fantasy PPG each of the past three seasons, but even if he splits carries with Hampton, he'll be hard-pressed to produce consistent flex numbers.
RANK
PLAYER
136
Adam Thielen Headshot
Adam Thielen
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
62
48
615
12.8
5
0
0
0
93.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
99
73
709
9.7
4
0
0
0
95.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
Thielen returns for his age-35 season, continuing to defy the odds and play productive football. Granted, he missed seven games in 2024, but Thielen remained Bryce Young's top target and posted his fourth top-25 fantasy campaign (PPG) in his past five seasons. He played his best ball late in the season, averaging 7.7 targets per game and producing at least 15 fantasy points in four of his final six outings. Thielen doesn't have a high ceiling and is likely to play a lesser role with first-round pick Tetairoa McMillan in the mix, but he's still a reliable target (he's finished third in catch rate two seasons in a row). That's enough to keep him in the flex discussion in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
137
Xavier Legette Headshot
Xavier Legette
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
84
49
497
10.1
4
6
24
0
76.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
94
57
700
12.2
4
8
47
0
98.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
Legette is eyeing a second-year leap following a rookie campaign with mixed results. The 2024 first-round pick posted a route participation of at least 59% in 11 games in his first season. He handled a healthy 21% of the targets (6.4 per game) and 30% of the team's air yards, but was limited to 39.3 yards and 9.8 fantasy points per game, reaching 14 points only once. Legette was near the basement of the position in YPR, YPT, YPRR and RAC. Legette is positioned for an every-down role, but targets may be inconsistent with first-round pick Tetairoa McMillan and Adam Thielen (in his age-35 season) also in the mix at wide receiver. Of course, with Legette's pedigree and after Bryce Young's strong finish to 2024, the 24-year-old is well worth a late flier.
RANK
PLAYER
138
Cedric Tillman Headshot
Cedric Tillman
Cleveland BrownsBrownsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
49
29
339
11.7
3
1
-5
0
50.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
107
63
817
12.9
3
0
0
0
100.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
Tillman is entering his third NFL season after what appeared to be a breakout 2024 campaign was derailed by a Week 12 season-ending concussion. The 2023 third-round pick wasn't much of a factor during his first 20 NFL games, but that changed when Amari Cooper was traded prior to Week 7 last season. Over the next four weeks, Tillman would average 9.8 targets (eight-plus in all four) and 18.6 fantasy points (three with 18-plus points). His season ended the following week, but was enough to provide optimism about his future. Cleveland's QB situation is uncertain, but Tillman needs to beat out only newcomer Diontae Johnson for No. 2 duties opposite Jerry Jeudy. Consider the 25-year-old in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
139
Hollywood Brown Headshot
Hollywood Brown
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15
9
91
10.1
0
0
0
0
9.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
95
55
761
13.8
5
0
0
0
105.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
Brown re-signed with the Chiefs after a lost 2024 in which he appeared in only five games (including the playoffs). It didn't take long for Brown to play a significant role (he had a season-high eight targets in his debut), but he didn't make much noise, maxing out at 46 yards and 9.5 fantasy points. Brown has now missed game action in five of his six NFL seasons, including three or more games in three straight years. He has yet to produce a top-20 fantasy campaign in six tries and his lone top-35 finish came in 2021. Kansas City's wide receiver room is suddenly a bit crowded on paper and Brown may find his way to an every-down role only if Rashee Rice is suspended (which may not happen until 2026). The 28-year-old Brown is best valued as a flex in deeper leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
140
Brandon Aiyuk Headshot
Brandon Aiyuk
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
47
25
374
15.0
0
0
0
0
37.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
54
34
528
15.7
3
0
0
0
69.54
2025 OUTLOOK:
Aiyuk is back in San Francisco for his sixth NFL campaign, but he's expected to miss roughly half of the season after suffering a torn ACL and MCL in October. Aiyuk had just received a contract extension, which followed back-to-back top-15 fantasy seasons, including a 2023 campaign in which he produced a career-high 1,342 yards (seventh among WRs) and ranked top 5 at the position in yards per reception, yards per target and yards per route run. Even prior to the injury, however, Aiyuk was underperforming last season, scoring zero TDs and reaching double-digit fantasy points once in seven games. Aiyuk is still in his prime at age 27, but it's unclear when he'll return, how effective he'll be, and how much work he'll be given in a fairly crowded offense. Aiyuk is only worth late-round consideration in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
141
Hunter Henry Headshot
Hunter Henry
New England PatriotsPatriotsTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
97
66
674
10.2
2
0
0
0
79.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
81
55
584
10.6
5
0
0
0
90.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
Henry is entering his fifth season in New England fresh off a career year in most categories. He set career-best marks in target share (20%), targets, catches and receiving yards, but still finished 16th in fantasy PPG due to a lack of TDs. Henry found the end zone only twice, which matches a career low. The veteran tight end hasn't finished a season better than 15th in PPG since 2020 (his final season with the Chargers) and though he was better with Drake Maye on the field, he'll now need to overcome more target competition with Stefon Diggs and rookie Kyle Williams in the lineup. Henry, 30, is likely to post midrange TE2 numbers, but there's a shot for more if Maye makes a big Year 2 leap.
RANK
PLAYER
142
Jake Ferguson Headshot
Jake Ferguson
Dallas CowboysCowboysTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
86
59
494
8.4
0
0
0
0
47.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
94
66
633
9.6
3
0
0
0
83.74
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ferguson enters 2025 with eyes on a rebound after he fell from 10th in fantasy PPG in 2023 to 23rd last season. He essentially missed four full games, but still finished ninth among TEs in targets. The main issue was touchdowns, as he fell from five scores and a position-high 10 end zone targets in 2023 to zero TDs and two end zone targets in 2024. His 88 targets were easily the most among all players without a TD catch. Having Dak Prescott back will help, as Ferguson averaged 10.2 fantasy PPG in seven games with Prescott (not far off his 10.4 PPG in 2023), compared to 5.2 PPG in six full games when he was out. Ferguson is a solid TE2 who could flirt with weekly top-12 numbers.
RANK
PLAYER
143
Tua Tagovailoa Headshot
Tua Tagovailoa
Miami DolphinsDolphinsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
291/399
2867
19
7
17
49
0
187.58
2025 PROJECTIONS
412/601
4578
27
13
35
103
1
287.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
Tagovailoa returns as the starter in Miami. With the Dolphins seeing two-high safeties on a league-high 56% of pass plays, he went super-conservative, posting a league-low 5.7 aDOT and completing a league-best 73% of his passes. He had a midseason stretch of four straight top-10 fantasy outings, but otherwise had one weekly finish better than 17th (eighth in Week 1). During the 11 weeks he was active, Tagovailoa averaged 16.5 fantasy PPG (14th best). He remains a nonfactor with his legs (below 75 yards three straight seasons, with zero rush TDs during the span), which is why he's never finished a season better than 10th in fantasy PPG. A decent supporting cast led by Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle and De'Von Achane keeps Tagovailoa in the weekly streaming mix, but he has a low ceiling due to the limited rushing output.
RANK
PLAYER
144
Matthew Stafford Headshot
Matthew Stafford
Los Angeles RamsRamsQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
340/517
3762
20
8
30
41
0
218.58
2025 PROJECTIONS
381/580
4436
28
12
33
59
1
285.73
2025 OUTLOOK:
Stafford returns for his fifth season in Los Angeles. The 37-year-old continues to play good football (11th in QBR last season), but that hasn't translated to much fantasy success (27th in fantasy PPG last season and his last top-10 season was with Detroit in 2019). Stafford has finished each of the last two seasons just outside the top 10 in attempts, completions, pass yards and pass TDs, while also continuing to offer almost zero with his legs (39.5 rushing yards per season and one total rush TD since joining the Rams). A solid line and elite Puka Nacua/Davante Adams WR duo could help boost Stafford's passing numbers in 2025, but the lack of rushing will limit him to nothing more than a bye-week streamer.
RANK
PLAYER
145
C.J. Stroud Headshot
C.J. Stroud
Houston TexansTexansQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
336/532
3727
20
12
52
233
0
226.38
2025 PROJECTIONS
366/568
4378
24
11
51
240
1
283.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
Stroud enters his third NFL season looking for a rebound following a bit of a step back in 2024. Stroud had one of the best seasons ever by a rookie QB in 2023 (12th in QBR, eighth in pass yards, ninth in fantasy PPG), but he plummeted to 26th in QBR, 14th in pass yards and 28th in PPG last season. He opened the season with two seventh-place fantasy weeks in his first four games, but proceeded to finish 14th or worse each of the 13 remaining weeks. He reached 20 fantasy points only once (Week 4). Still only 23, Stroud is still on the ascent, but he'll need to produce more through the air in order to offset mild-to-moderate rushing contributions. He's best viewed as a serviceable QB2 with limited upside.
RANK
PLAYER
146
Jaydon Blue Headshot
Jaydon Blue
Dallas CowboysCowboysRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
104
434
4.2
3
23
160
1
80.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Blue was selected by Dallas in the fifth round of April's draft. Blue's workload was limited in crowded Texas RB rooms (214 carries in three years), but he was an effective rusher (his 3.83 career YAC is fifth best in this class) and he showed his receiving chops with a 42-368-6 receiving line in 2024. He's a bit on the small side (196 pounds) and has had fumble issues, but ran a strong 4.38 40 at the combine. Blue may open his career behind veterans Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders, but neither have played well in recent seasons so this depth chart is wide open. Blue will be on the RB2/flex radar if he wins the lead-back job, so he should be on your radar in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
147
Jaylen Wright Headshot
Jaylen Wright
Miami DolphinsDolphinsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
68
249
3.7
0
3
8
0
24.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
105
445
4.2
3
18
129
1
78.76
2025 OUTLOOK:
Wright is entering his second pro season after totaling 71 touches in 15 games as a rookie. The 2024 fourth-round pick spent most of his first year as a clear depth option behind De'Von Achane and Raheem Mostert, often time splitting No. 3 duties with Jeff Wilson Jr. He failed to find the end zone or reach 9.0 fantasy points in a single game. Achane is back as the clear lead back in 2025, but with Mostert and Wilson gone, Wright will compete with rookie Ollie Gordon for primary backup duties. That's enough to provide the 22-year-old with some late-round insurance appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
148
Bhayshul Tuten Headshot
Bhayshul Tuten
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
52
226
4.3
1
13
92
0
42.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
Tuten was selected by Jacksonville in the fourth round of April's draft. He struggled with negative runs (22%) and fumbles (class-high 2.5% rate) during his 24 games at Virginia Tech, but his efficiency was elite, as he ranked third in both YAC and forced missed tackle rate. He dominated the combine, posting RB-best marks in the 40 (4.32), speed score (118) and vertical (40.5). Tuten is fast, tough and has three-down ability, though his Year 1 opportunity is unclear with Travis Etienne Jr. and Tank Bigsby also on the depth chart. That could lead to a limited early-season role, but the uncertainty also allows him a chance to steal lead-back duties. Tuten is well worth a late pick, as he could eventually work his way into the RB2 discussion.
RANK
PLAYER
149
Braelon Allen Headshot
Braelon Allen
New York JetsJetsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
92
334
3.6
2
19
148
1
66.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
107
448
4.2
2
14
104
0
70.94
2025 OUTLOOK:
Allen is back for Year 2 in New York after soaking up 111 touches as a rookie. The 2024 fourth-round pick quickly stepped into a change-of-pace role behind Breece Hall and was utilized as both a rusher (5.4 carries per game) and receiver (1.7 targets per game). His efficiency wasn't overly impressive (3.6 YPC, 5.1 YPT) and he eventually deferred some work to 2024 fifth-rounder Isaiah Davis, but it's notable that he's still one of the league's youngest backs at 21-years-old. Despite speculation of a committee approach, Hall figures to remain the lead, or at least �1A' back this season, with Allen and Davis battling for the rest of the touches. That won't be enough for consistent fantasy output. Allen is only worth a late pick in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
150
Isaac Guerendo Headshot
Isaac Guerendo
San Francisco 49ers49ersRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
84
420
5.0
4
15
152
0
80.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
113
495
4.4
4
6
48
0
82.43
2025 OUTLOOK:
RANK
PLAYER
151
MarShawn Lloyd Headshot
MarShawn Lloyd
Green Bay PackersPackersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
6
15
2.5
0
1
3
0
1.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
62
260
4.2
2
20
143
1
56.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lloyd is entering his second NFL season after being limited to one game during his rookie season. The 2024 third-round pick produced 18 yards on seven touches while playing 10 snaps in Week 2. Ankle and hamstring injuries then knocked him out for a few months and appendicitis ended any chance of a return. The 24-year-old may be the future lead back in Green Bay, but he'll begin his second season as the favorite for backup/change-of-pace duties behind feature back Josh Jacobs. The role is unlikely to lead to standalone value, but there's plenty of insurance appeal here in an offense that allowed Jacobs 337 touches (fifth most) last season. Lloyd is a fine late-round dart throw.
RANK
PLAYER
152
Jack Bech Headshot
Jack Bech
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
69
45
583
13.1
3
0
0
0
75.55
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bech was selected by Las Vegas in the second round of April's draft. He was used sparingly for much of his first three collegiate seasons prior to busting out with a 62-1,034-9 showing in 2024. He can align all over the formation and figures to do most of his damage in the short-to-intermediate range. With only Jakobi Meyers and Brock Bowers clearly ahead of him for targets, Bech has a path to a sizable 2025 role in an offense now led by Geno Smith. The TCU product is well worth a mid-to-late-round flier on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
153
Wan'Dale Robinson Headshot
Wan'Dale Robinson
New York GiantsGiantsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
140
93
699
7.5
3
3
18
0
89.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
100
69
675
9.8
2
2
13
0
83.34
2025 OUTLOOK:
Robinson is entering his fourth NFL season following a breakout 2024 campaign. The 2022 second-round pick was limited to 838 yards and three TDs on 94 touches during his first two seasons (21 games), but made the leap to 717 yards and three TDs on 96 touches in 17 games while playing alongside Malik Nabers in 2024. Despite handling a hefty 25% target share (which helped him to top-10 finishes in both targets and receptions), Robinson finished outside the top 40 receivers in yardage and fantasy PPG due to a WR-low 4.9 aDOT and horrific 5.0 YPT. The 24-year-old is strictly a short-area option and, though having Russell Wilson (and perhaps Jaxson Dart) under center will help, Robinson is a very low-ceiling PPR depth receiver.
RANK
PLAYER
154
Marvin Mims Jr. Headshot
Marvin Mims Jr.
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
52
39
503
12.9
6
13
42
0
94.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
65
44
627
14.4
4
22
108
1
107.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mims is entering his third NFL season with breakout potential after a red-hot finish to 2024. After barely seeing work his first year and a half in the league (1.6 touches per game), the 2023 second-round pick handled 12 carries and 37 targets during Weeks 10-18 (eight games). He scored six TDs and averaged 13.0 fantasy PPG, which included three games with 19-plus points in his final five outings. On the negative side, Mims remained a part-time player during his heater, failing to play more than 48% of the offensive snaps in any game prior to hitting a career-high 69% in the playoff loss to Buffalo. With Courtland Sutton the only receiver clearly ahead of him on the depth chart in Denver, Mims is positioned for a Year 3 leap. He's a fine late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
155
Kyle Williams Headshot
Kyle Williams
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
56
35
439
12.4
3
2
14
0
61.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
Williams was selected by New England in the third round of April's draft. He is an undersized receiver (5-foot-10, 190 pounds) who soaked up a ton of work in college, totaling a 248-3,608-29 receiving line. When active, he handled 25% of the targets and 31% of the air yards during his five collegiate seasons. Drops were an issue, but he used his speed to produce well after the catch (6.4 RAC). There are a lot of bodies in the Patriots' WR room, but with Stefon Diggs (31 and recovering from a torn ACL), DeMario Douglas, Kayshon Boutte and Mack Hollins among the top competition, Williams easily could lead this group if he proves to be the real deal. The 22-year-old is a solid late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
156
Rashod Bateman Headshot
Rashod Bateman
Baltimore RavensRavensWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
72
45
756
16.8
9
0
0
0
135.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
68
43
611
14.2
5
0
0
0
90.71
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bateman is entering his fifth season (all with Baltimore) following a big leap forward in 2024. Bateman appeared in all 17 regular season games for the first time and, though his 15.4% target share was the second lowest of his career, he posted career-best marks in yardage, touchdowns and fantasy points. Targets remained inconsistent, however, and led to extremely boom/bust production (eight single-digit fantasy point games and a 47th-place finish in PPG, the latter of which is a career best). The 25-year-old is a capable situational deep threat (he's ranked top 12 in aDOT two years in a row), but he's a good bet for touchdown regression to the mean (4.6 expected TDs last season) and his usage is too volatile to allow weekly flex consideration.
RANK
PLAYER
157
Luther Burden III Headshot
Luther Burden III
Chicago BearsBearsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
66
43
502
11.8
3
4
26
0
73.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
Burden was selected by Chicago in the second round of April's draft. He is a bit undersized (his 8.5-inch hands tied for smallest in this class), but he's very young (21) and was highly relied upon and productive during three seasons at Missouri. He's fast with terrific playmaking ability and can align all over the formation. Burden is set to replace Keenan Allen as Chicago's slot man, but there are a lot of mouths to feed in an offense that also includes DJ Moore, Rome Odunze and Colston Loveland. Consistent Year 1 fantasy production is unlikely, so Burden is only worth a late flier.
RANK
PLAYER
158
Jalen McMillan Headshot
Jalen McMillan
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
58
37
461
12.5
8
4
43
0
98.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
51
32
409
12.8
4
3
18
0
64.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
McMillan enters his second NFL season as a bit of a tricky evaluation. The 2024 third-round pick opened his rookie season as a de facto full-time player, but was rarely targeted behind Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. He was finally featured during the final five regular-season games and exploded for a league-high seven TD catches (at least one in all five outings) and 19.8 fantasy PPG (at least 16.7 points in all five). Of course, Godwin was out during that stretch and, even if he misses some time in 2025, the team drafted Emeka Egbuka in the first round of April's draft. Consistent fantasy production will be hard for McMillan to find with Evans, Godwin and Egbuka in the mix, so he'll be only a deep-league flex option if Godwin is sidelined. McMillan is only worth a late-round flier.
RANK
PLAYER
159
Tre Harris Headshot
Tre Harris
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
61
39
502
13.0
3
0
0
0
68.98
2025 OUTLOOK:
Harris was selected by the Chargers in the second round of April's draft. He is a tall, fast, perimeter WR whose absurd 5.20 YPRR last season was more than a yard higher than any other WR in this class. His 3.04 career mark also topped this class and came on a hefty 1,164 routes across 51 games. Harris' path to rookie-season work is tricky. While he easily could emerge as the team's top perimeter receiver, he could also begin his career behind behind Keenan Allen, Quentin Johnston and slot Ladd McConkey in target priority. Harris is a fine late-round flier, but has work to do in order to become a weekly fantasy starter.
RANK
PLAYER
160
Ray Davis Headshot
Ray Davis
Buffalo BillsBillsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
113
442
3.9
3
17
189
3
101.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
106
440
4.2
3
8
57
0
73.99
2025 OUTLOOK:
Davis is entering his second season after soaking up 130 touches as a rookie last season. The fourth-round pick essentially split change-of-pace duties with Ty Johnson behind lead back James Cook. Davis played 24% of the snaps on the season and averaged 7.6 touches per game. He cleared 12 touches only twice (Cook was out or limited for both) and was impressive (152 yards in Week 6, 65 yards and one TD in Week 18). The 25-year-old was effective as both a rusher and receiver and, as we saw in a small sample last season, he'd likely be Buffalo's lead back (with Johnson also plenty involved) in the event of a Cook injury. That makes him a valuable insurance back worth consideration in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
161
Roschon Johnson Headshot
Roschon Johnson
Chicago BearsBearsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
150
2.7
6
16
104
0
61.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
91
372
4.1
5
21
132
1
83.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
Johnson is entering his third NFL season having racked up 186 touches in 29 games during his first two seasons. The 2023 fourth-round pick impressed, especially as a receiver, in a limited rookie-season role (115 touches), but with D'Andre Swift brought in as lead back in 2024, Johnson dripped to 71 touches. That wasn't enough to allow consistent fantasy value, but he was busy near the goal line, matching Swift's six TDs and eight carries inside the 5 yard line. The 25-year-old enters 2025 well positioned as Swift's primary backup, with special teamer Travis Homer as his primary competition. Johnson has some late-round insurance appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
162
Will Shipley Headshot
Will Shipley
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
30
82
2.7
0
4
35
0
11.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
56
240
4.3
2
11
76
0
46.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Shipley is entering his second NFL season in position to earn the primary backup role behind Saquon Barkley. With Barkley dominating the touches and Kenneth Gainwell second in line for work, the 2024 fourth-round pick was limited to 34 touches in 16 games as a rookie, 14 of which came with the starters resting in Week 18. Granted it was a small sample, but Shipley wasn't overly effective (2.7 YPC), which aligns with his underwhelming collegiate efficiency. Still, with Gainwell now in Pittsburgh, Shipley has an opportunity to lock down one of the league's best insurance jobs. Should Barkley miss time, the 23-year-old would likely see enough work behind an elite line in a high-scoring offense to allow RB2/flex production. Shipley makes for a fine late-round dart throw.
RANK
PLAYER
163
Michael Wilson Headshot
Michael Wilson
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
71
47
548
11.7
4
1
7
0
80.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
70
47
523
11.2
3
0
0
0
69.54
2025 OUTLOOK:
Wilson is entering his third NFL season, including his second as Marvin Harrison Jr.'s running mate. The 2023 third-round pick was expected to make a Year 2 leap last season, but instead posted a receiving line (47-548-4) that was very similar to that of his rookie campaign (38-565-3) and in three more games. The 25-year-old's best season may be ahead of him, but he's going to be hard-pressed for consistent targets and fantasy output in an offense that features Harrison, Trey McBride and James Conner, and scores a substantial chunk of its touchdowns on the ground. Wilson's only path to the flex discussion will be if Harrison misses time, so he's not worth much late-round consideration.
RANK
PLAYER
164
Pat Bryant Headshot
Pat Bryant
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
54
34
428
12.4
3
0
0
0
61.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bryant was selected by Denver in the third round of April's draft. He has decent size, but his lack of speed showed up at the combine (4.61 40-yard dash, 1.56 10-yard split) and his collegiate efficiency was fairly pedestrian. Bryant peaked with a 54-984-10 receiving line in 2024. On the plus side, he has a path to a major rookie-season role, with Marvin Mims Jr., Devaughn Vele and Troy Franklin as his competition for No. 2 duties opposite Courtland Sutton. Denver's Bo Nix-led offense is on the rise, so Bryant is well worth a flier in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
165
Darren Waller Headshot
Darren Waller
Miami DolphinsDolphinsTE
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
86
57
667
11.7
3
0
0
0
87.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Waller ended his one-year retirement and was traded to the Dolphins in July. Once a fantasy star, Waller produced back-to-back top-3 fantasy campaigns during the 2019-20 seasons and was top 10 on a per-game basis the following two years. Of course, he just sat out an entire season, is set to turn 33 years old this fall, hasn't played more than 12 games in a season since 2020 and hasn't averaged double-digit fantasy points in a season since 2021. On the plus side, he has an easy path to snaps and targets and will be working in an offense that faces a ton of two-high looks and allowed Jonnu Smith to produce high-end TE1 numbers for most of 2024. Waller is worthy of late-round flier.
RANK
PLAYER
166
Zach Ertz Headshot
Zach Ertz
Washington CommandersCommandersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
91
66
654
9.9
7
0
0
0
107.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
81
57
510
8.9
5
0
0
0
82.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ertz returns to Washington for his 13th NFL season after a very successful debut campaign with the team. One season after being waived by Arizona and failing to find his way to another 53-man roster, Ertz won the Commanders' starting TE gig and ended up in the top 12 at the position in routes, targets, catches, yards, TDs and fantasy points. His 10 end zone targets ranked second at the position. Ertz is now 34 years old and has added competition for targets with Deebo Samuel Sr. in town and Ben Sinnott entering Year 2, so a step back in production is probable, but he'll continue to benefit from playing a role in a Jayden Daniels-led offense. Ertz is best viewed as a low-ceiling TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
167
Chig Okonkwo Headshot
Chig Okonkwo
Tennessee TitansTitansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
70
52
479
9.2
2
1
17
0
62.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
87
62
633
10.2
3
0
0
0
82.93
2025 OUTLOOK:
Okonkwo has settled in as a consistent contributor in Tennessee, having finished each of his three seasons in the range of 450 to 528 yards and 5.7 to 6.7 fantasy PPG. The 2022 fourth-round pick has yet to finish a season better than 15th in targets, catches, yards or TDs. Scoring has been a clear issue, as Okonkwo has 10 end zone targets and six TDs in 51 career games. On the plus side, he saw a huge spike in work late last season, producing 199 yards on 23 touches during Weeks 15-17 (his 28 targets ranked first and 43.9 fantasy points second among TEs during the span). There aren't many mouths to feed in Tennessee, so it's possible the 25-year-old can carry that momentum into 2025, but he'll need decent play from rookie QB Cam Ward. Okonkwo is best viewed as a back-end TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
168
Jonnu Smith Headshot
Jonnu Smith
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
111
88
884
10.0
8
2
-1
0
137.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
77
56
569
10.1
3
5
19
0
79.48
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith was traded to the Steelers in June following a career year in Miami in which he finished top 5 among tight ends in targets, receptions, yards, fantasy points and touchdowns. This after never finishing better than 15th in the former four categories during his first seven NFL seasons. Smith's season actually started slowly (4.9 targets per game and one game with 12-plus fantasy points during Weeks 1-10), but he averaged 8.5 targets and a position-high 18.6 PPG from Week 11 on. Smith is now reunited with Arthur Smith, which isn't necisarily a good thing, as averaged single-digit fantay points during three prior seasons with Smith calling the plays. Pittsburgh is shaky at wideout, so Smith will play plenty, but his target ceiling is much lower with Pat Freiermuth also in the mix. Smith is best valued as a mid-to-back-end TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
169
Texans D/ST Headshot
Texans D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
49
19
9
3
370
5355
104.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
42
14
8
3
334
5582
114.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
A sure-to-be-popular D/ST sleeper, the Texans are led by several individual defensive stars: All-Pro CB Derek Stingley Jr., DEs Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter (each had double-digit sacks), and free-agent addition LB E.J. Speed. Should all stay healthy, or some of the team's depth pieces materialize, this could be a sneaky, every-week unit. The Texans face a tougher early schedule (@LAR, TB in Weeks 1-2, @BAL in Week 5, Week 6 bye), but have several intriguing late-season matchups worth exploiting.
RANK
PLAYER
170
Steelers D/ST Headshot
Steelers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
40
17
16
2
335
5554
118.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
12
11
3
346
5554
112.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
For all their talent up front, it was puzzling to see the 2024 Steelers total a middle-of-the-pack 40 sacks. DE T.J. Watt is one of the game's best at pressuring the quarterback, All-Pro DT Cameron Heyward rebounded as a 35-year-old, and DE Alex Highsmith further populates one of the game's deepest defensive fronts. The Steelers' early schedule sure looks good (@NYJ, SEA, @NE in Weeks 1-3), and potential growth in the sacks department buoys probable top-10 seasonal value.
RANK
PLAYER
171
Broncos D/ST Headshot
Broncos D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
63
15
9
5
311
5391
133.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
44
12
7
3
344
5612
110.1
2025 OUTLOOK:
Fantasy football's best-scoring defense last season, the Broncos took a stout overall unit, led by Defensive Player of the Year CB Pat Surtain II and All-Pro pass rusher DT Zach Allen, and bolstered it with S Talanoa Hufanga, LB Dre Greenlaw and first-round CB Jahdae Barron. Few NFL defenses are as talented and have as favorable a schedule in Weeks 1 and 2 (TEN, @IND) as the Broncos, making them the rare D/ST unit worth paying up for and sticking with for the duration.
RANK
PLAYER
172
Vikings D/ST Headshot
Vikings D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
49
24
9
3
324
5702
128.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
44
13
8
2
362
5608
101.16
2025 OUTLOOK:
Brian Flores' defense surged early in 2025, scoring a league-leading 117 fantasy points through 11 weeks, before cooling off late. The offseason additions of DTs Jonathan Allen and Javon Hargrave should strengthen their interior, though as members of the competitive NFC North, and with four games against the NFC East, the Vikings have one of the toughest D/ST schedules. Early middling matchups (@CHI, ATL in Weeks 1-2) should hint at the level of matchups homework involved with this intriguing defense.
RANK
PLAYER
173
Seahawks D/ST Headshot
Seahawks D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
45
13
5
5
358
5656
85.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
14
9
2
349
5737
105.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
One of 2024's most opportunistic defenses, the Seahawks D/ST scored a league-high five touchdowns (tied with the Broncos), a number that's tough to repeat year over year. Nevertheless, Aden Durde's unit returns largely the same personnel, and even strengthened a sound defensive front with the addition of DE DeMarcus Lawrence. The Seahawks also benefit by drawing the NFC South and AFC South as opponents, giving them one of the more favorable schedules, particularly in the first six weeks (SF, @PIT, NO, @ARI, TB, @JAX).
RANK
PLAYER
174
Ravens D/ST Headshot
Ravens D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
54
12
5
2
357
5511
89.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
42
14
9
2
348
5761
110.05
2025 OUTLOOK:
A historically strong defense, the Ravens had 50-plus sacks in 2023 and 2024, the only NFL team to do that, and they roster two All-Pros (CB Marlon Humphrey and LB Roquan Smith) and second-team S Kyle Hamilton. The addition of first-round S Malaki Starks boosts their secondary, and the Ravens have a generally sound schedule including two games each against the Browns and Steelers. Watch out for that tough opening-week matchup (@BUF), however.
RANK
PLAYER
175
Patriots D/ST Headshot
Patriots D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
28
7
5
1
399
5829
35.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
13
7
2
348
5640
100.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
Coming off a miserable 2024 that saw them place last in sacks (28) and 30th in fantasy points, the Patriots changed their head coach (Mike Vrabel) and defensive coordinator (Terrell Williams), then spent big on DE Harold Landry III, LB Robert Spillane and CB Carlton Davis III to bolster the defense. Is it enough to propel the D/ST into fantasy relevance? We'll see, but the Patriots do have one of the game's softest schedules, especially early in the season (LV, @MIA, PIT, CAR, @BUF, @NO, @TEN, CLE first eight games).
RANK
PLAYER
176
Lions D/ST Headshot
Lions D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
37
16
8
2
334
5820
93.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
14
7
3
362
5664
99.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Despite the early loss of DE Aidan Hutchinson, the Lions' defense managed to score the 12th-most fantasy points in 2024. That said, the unit faded badly down the stretch, ultimately finishing 32nd in pass defense, and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is now heading up the Jets (replaced by former linebackers coach Kelvin Sheppard). Hutchinson's healthy return will help, but the Lions' schedule is a doozy, with six games against projected top-eight offenses. They have top-10 talent, but their soft matchups are few and their downside is greater than most.
RANK
PLAYER
177
Eagles D/ST Headshot
Eagles D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
41
13
13
1
297
4732
113.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
13
11
2
384
5943
85.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
The true shining star from the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX victory, Vic Fangio's defense features a stout secondary, All-Pro LB Zack Baun and first-round LB Jihaad Campbell, even if the unit suffered some key free agency losses (DE Josh Sweat, DT Milton Williams). After leading the league in fewest yards allowed, the Eagles will be a popular D/ST pick, but be mindful of their tough September schedule (DAL, @KC, LAR, @TB).
RANK
PLAYER
178
Bills D/ST Headshot
Bills D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
39
16
16
3
368
5806
98.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
13
10
2
369
5961
97.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
Bills general manager Brandon Beane was a man of his word this offseason, going all-in on a defensive line that finished 2024 with only 39 sacks. In addition to signing five-time Pro Bowl DE Joey Bosa, the Bills drafted defensive linemen in Rounds 2 through 4 (and six defenders overall), bolstering a roster that has finished eighth or better in fantasy points in four straight seasons. If you're speculating on a fifth straight, merely be patient through their treacherous Week 1 matchup (BUF).
RANK
PLAYER
179
Colts D/ST Headshot
Colts D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
16
9
1
415
6140
65.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
12
9
2
354
5838
99.93
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lou Anarumo comes over from the Bengals to serve as the defensive coordinator for a Colts team that has the beginnings of a strong defensive front with DT DeForest Buckner and DE Laiatu Latu, and added free agents S Camryn Bynum and CB Charvarius Ward to bolster what was a weak secondary. There's enough talent here to make the Colts a decent matchups play, and bear in mind that they have one of the position's more favorable schedules. Watch their performances in the first two weeks and consider adding them for Week 3 (@TEN).
RANK
PLAYER
180
Jets D/ST Headshot
Jets D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
7
10
1
390
5334
65.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
36
12
7
2
370
5812
81.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Though the secondary has been the Jets' defensive strength the past two seasons, it was more inconsistent in 2024 and the team has since replaced departed CB D.J. Reed with Brandon Stephens. Nevertheless, new defensive coordinator Steve Wilks should get the most out of this unit, and an opening matchup against their former QB, Aaron Rodgers, and the Steelers is quite a good one. And looking beyond that, the Jets have very much the feel of an opportunistic, matchups-oriented D/ST.
RANK
PLAYER
181
Jake Bates Headshot
Jake Bates
Detroit LionsLionsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13/13
7/8
6/8
26/29
64/67
157.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
46/47
145.57
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
182
Chase McLaughlin Headshot
Chase McLaughlin
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
18/18
4/4
8/10
30/32
54/56
162.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
8/9
5/7
29/33
44/45
147.32
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
183
Cameron Dicker Headshot
Cameron Dicker
Los Angeles ChargersChargersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19/19
11/12
9/11
39/42
33/36
175.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
8/9
5/7
30/33
40/41
144.73
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
184
Brandon Aubrey Headshot
Brandon Aubrey
Dallas CowboysCowboysK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12/14
14/16
14/17
40/47
30/30
188.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
8/9
5/7
29/33
39/40
143.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
185
Jason Sanders Headshot
Jason Sanders
Miami DolphinsDolphinsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
20/20
5/7
12/14
37/41
26/28
162.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
8/9
5/7
29/33
40/40
141.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
186
Tyler Bass Headshot
Tyler Bass
Buffalo BillsBillsK
Questionable
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13/14
7/11
4/4
24/29
59/64
136.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
15/17
7/9
5/7
27/33
49/53
139.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
187
Jake Elliott Headshot
Jake Elliott
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19/20
8/9
1/7
28/36
47/48
138.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
45/48
140.99
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
188
Chris Boswell Headshot
Chris Boswell
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
21/21
7/8
13/15
41/44
35/35
190.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
8/9
5/7
30/33
35/36
139.4
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
189
Harrison Butker Headshot
Harrison Butker
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15/16
4/4
2/5
21/25
29/31
97.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
43/45
139.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
190
Cairo Santos Headshot
Cairo Santos
Chicago BearsBearsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
8/8
5/8
8/9
21/25
25/26
105.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
39/40
140.69
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
191
Tyler Loop Headshot
Tyler Loop
Baltimore RavensRavensK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
15/17
7/9
5/7
27/33
48/52
138.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
192
Matt Gay Headshot
Matt Gay
Washington CommandersCommandersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
21/21
7/7
3/9
31/37
33/33
139.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
45/47
139.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
193
Christian Kirk Headshot
Christian Kirk
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
47
27
379
14.0
1
0
0
0
43.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
66
42
539
12.9
3
0
0
0
69.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kirk was traded to Houston after spending his first seven NFL seasons in Arizona and Jacksonville. He peaked in 2022 when he posted career-high marks across the board and finished 18th among WRs in fantasy PPG, but that marks his only career top-30 season. Last season, he missed nine games and, while he did have a few solid outings (12-plus points three weeks in a row), he averaged a career-low 8.9 PPG on the season. With Tank Dell (knee) in doubt for 2025, Kirk will compete with rookies Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel for No. 2 receiver duties opposite Nico Collins, and he figures to work as the team's primary slot receiver. There's not much upside here (he's cleared six TDs once in his career), so Kirk should be viewed as no more than a late-round pick.
RANK
PLAYER
194
Romeo Doubs Headshot
Romeo Doubs
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
72
46
601
13.1
4
0
0
0
84.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
76
48
575
12.1
4
0
0
0
81.27
2025 OUTLOOK:
Doubs returns to Green Bay for his fourth NFL season. The 2022 fourth-round pick leads the team in targets (237), receptions (147), receiving yards (1,700) and receiving TDs (15) since his arrival, but that's resulted in only 9.5 fantasy points per game. He peaked with a 59-674-8 receiving line in 2023 and has yet to post a top-45 fantasy season (PPG). The 25-year-old has minimal upside (zero top-10 fantasy outings last season) and substantial competition for targets, with rookies Matthew Golden and Savion Williams joining a WR group that also includes Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks and eventually Christian Watson (ACL recovery). Add in an offensive scheme that leans heavily on Josh Jacobs near the goal line and Doubs' inconsistent usage and limited upside makes him no more than a bench option in fantasy.
RANK
PLAYER
195
Justice Hill Headshot
Justice Hill
Baltimore RavensRavensRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
47
228
4.9
1
42
383
3
87.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
185
4.5
1
38
316
2
70.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hill is back for his sixth season in Baltimore, including his second as Derrick Henry's running mate. Hill isn't much of a factor as a rusher (he's never cleared 84 carries in a season), but he's played just a hair over 40% of the Ravens' offensive snaps
RANK
PLAYER
196
Kareem Hunt Headshot
Kareem Hunt
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
200
728
3.6
7
23
176
0
132.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
66
262
4.0
3
14
88
1
57.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hunt re-signed with the Chiefs following a successful reunion with the team last season. He stepped in for an injured Isiah Pacheco in Week 4 and went on to average 21.5 touches, 89.0 yards and 14.8 fantasy points over the next eight games. Pacheco returned in Week 13 and then neither were viable fantasy options from that point forward, as they were near even in snaps, carries and targets, with Samaje Perine also in the mix as a passing-down specialist. Hunt was not particularly effective as a rusher or receiver and he's now 30 years old, so it's fair to expect a healthy Pacheco to lead this backfield in 2025. Hunt is only a late-round consideration.
RANK
PLAYER
197
Tyler Lockett Headshot
Tyler Lockett
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
74
49
600
12.2
2
0
0
0
72.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
71
46
497
10.7
4
0
0
0
71.27
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lockett signed with the Titans after spending his first 10 seasons in Seattle. The 2015 third-round pick peaked with five consecutive top-16 fantasy campaigns from 2018 to 2022, but slipped to 32nd in 2023 before plummeting to 66th last season. Lockett's role drastically declined last season (74 targets after 107-plus the prior five years), which led to his worst showings in catches, yards and TDs since 2017. While he's expected to operate as Tennessee's No. 2 receiver behind Calvin Ridley, Lockett is now 32 years old and will be working with a rookie quarterback in Cam Ward. He's worth no more than a late flier.
RANK
PLAYER
198
Trevor Lawrence Headshot
Trevor Lawrence
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
172/284
2045
11
7
26
119
3
148.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
384/592
4275
22
14
60
283
4
290.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lawrence is entering his fifth NFL season eyeing a bounce-back after an injury-plagued 2024. Lawrence played the bulk of the snaps in nine games and averaged 16.1 fantasy PPG. That would've ranked 15th over the full season and is actually a slight step back from 17.4 in 2022 and 16.4 in 2023. The former No. 1 overall pick has yet to deliver a top-10 fantasy campaign (PPG) and that's despite finishing each of his first three NFL seasons in the top 10 among QBs in pass attempts, carries and rush yards. Lawrence is a solid player who adds just enough with his arm and legs to hang in the QB2 mix. His ceiling has obviously been low, but perhaps the presence of Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter and new head coach Liam Coen can get him to the next level. He's a fine but unspectacular late-round pick.
RANK
PLAYER
199
Cameron Ward Headshot
Cameron Ward
Tennessee TitansTitansQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
351/562
3822
23
14
65
298
2
265.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ward was selected by Tennessee with the No. 1 pick in April's draft. Ward tossed a class-high 39 TDs and his 88.7 QBR trailed only Will Howard last season -- his lone year at Miami. He didn't run a ton, but was effective when he did (class-best 9.1 YPC and a ridiculous 79% of his 38 carries went for 5-plus yards). Ward is all but a lock to start in Week 1, and his supporting cast is serviceable, but there will be bumps along the way. So, unless he runs more than expected, he's unlikely to be more than an occasional streamer as a rookie. Consider him only as a late-round flier.
RANK
PLAYER
200
Michael Penix Jr. Headshot
Michael Penix Jr.
Atlanta FalconsFalconsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
61/105
775
3
3
7
11
1
44.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
347/545
3961
23
13
47
187
3
261.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
RANK
PLAYER
201
DeMario Douglas Headshot
DeMario Douglas
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
87
66
621
9.4
3
3
16
0
81.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
76
53
594
11.3
3
2
14
0
78.38
2025 OUTLOOK:
Douglas is entering his third NFL season having paced the Patriots' WR room in targets during each of his first two years with the team. The 2023 sixth-round pick earned a significant offensive role early in his rookie season and took a slight leap forward last season, hitting career-best marks in targets, catches, yardage and TDs. One of the league's smallest receivers at 5-foot-8, 179 pounds, Douglas primarily works as a short-area slot receiver, which has severely limited his yardage, TDs and, of course, fantasy output. The 24-year-old has yet to deliver a top-55 fantasy campaign (PPG) and is a candidate for a lesser role in 2025 with Stefon Diggs and Kyle Williams in the mix on what is likely to be a run-first offense under Mike Vrabel. Douglas has minimal late-round appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
202
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine Headshot
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine
Miami DolphinsDolphinsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
60
32
497
15.5
9
0
0
0
105.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
59
34
486
14.4
4
0
0
0
75.42
2025 OUTLOOK:
Westbrook-Ikhine signed with the Dolphins after spending his first five seasons in Tennessee. The 2020 UDFA has settled in as a reliable situational receiver and spot starter, having posted a target share in the 11-12% range four years in a row. Though he was limited to 60 targets last season, Westbrook-Ikhine broke math by scoring nine TDs on 32 catches. Eight of the scores game in an eight game stretch in which he caught just 20 passes and his WR-best 15.0% TD rate is obviously nowhere close to sustainable. The 28-year-old will battle for No. 3 WR duties behind Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. He should only be added to your roster in deep leagues if Hill or Waddle miss time.
RANK
PLAYER
203
Joshua Palmer Headshot
Joshua Palmer
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
65
39
584
15.0
1
0
0
0
64.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
66
42
505
12.1
3
0
0
0
70.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
Palmer signed with the Bills during free agency after spending his first four NFL seasons with the Chargers. The 2021 third-round pick peaked with a 72-catch, 769-yard showing back in 2022, but that was only good enough for a 43rd-place finish in fantasy PPG. He's seen his TD total decrease each year since a career best four in 2021 and has missed 10 games due to injury over the last three seasons. The 25-year-old will battle with Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman and Curtis Samuel for wide receiver reps and is a long shot for consistent targets. He may occasionally make for a flex dart throw, but that's likely his ceiling.
RANK
PLAYER
204
Diontae Johnson Headshot
Diontae Johnson
Cleveland BrownsBrownsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
67
33
375
11.4
3
2
6
0
56.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
68
37
465
12.5
3
0
0
0
61.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
Johnson signed with the Browns following April's draft after a tumultuous 2024 campaign spent with Carolina, Baltimore and Houston. Johnson remained a heavily targeted receiver during his seven games in Carolina (8.3 targets per game), but his output was boom/bust (19-plus fantasy points three times, but fewer than six points the other four weeks) and he was then traded to and released by the Ravens prior to landing with the Texans. Things went very poorly in the final two stops, as he totaled three catches in five games. Johnson enters his age-29 season set to compete with Cedric Tillman for No. 2 WR duties behind Jerry Jeudy in an offense that has major question marks at quarterback. It's possible he could find his way back into the flex discussion (he finished in the top 40 in PPG four straight seasons from 2020 to 2023), but it's more likely his days of fantasy relevance are over.
RANK
PLAYER
205
Brandin Cooks Headshot
Brandin Cooks
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
54
26
259
10.0
3
3
-3
0
43.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
72
41
495
12.0
3
0
0
0
67.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
Cooks reunited with the Saints -- the team that drafted him in 2014 -- after bouncing around the league (four stops) since departing New Orleans in 2017. The former first-round pick has had his stretches of WR2 production (seven of 11 seasons have resulted in a top-25 finish in fantasy PPG), but he hasn't had a finish better than 37th since 2021 and he fell to a career-low 76th in 2024. Now 31 years old, Cooks is expected to slide in as the Saints' No. 3 receiver behind Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed. He'll likely see a handful of targets most weeks, but consistent fantasy output is a long shot, especially with rookie Tyler Shough under center. Cooks is worth consideration only in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
206
Cade Otton Headshot
Cade Otton
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
87
59
600
10.2
4
1
-4
0
82.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
77
52
554
10.7
5
0
0
0
85.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
Following two solid but unspectacular seasons to begin his NFL career, Otton made a big leap in 2024, finishing in the top 15 among TEs in snaps, routes, targets, receptions, yards, TDs and fantasy points. Injuries around him were a factor, however, as he handled a solid 16% target share (4.8 per game) but was limited to a 29-307-1 receiving line (6.3 fantasy PPG and no games over 11.2) in 10 games with Mike Evans also in the lineup. Then, during Weeks 7-10 with Evans injured (Chris Godwin also missed most of this action), Otton handled a 25% target share (9.5 per game, 8-plus in all four) and posted a 30-293-3 receiving line (19.3 PPG with 18-plus three times). With Tampa Bay's loaded WR room and heavy reliance on its RBs, Otton figures to head back to low-ceiling TE2 production.
RANK
PLAYER
207
Brenton Strange Headshot
Brenton Strange
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
53
40
411
10.3
2
0
0
0
52.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
86
61
583
9.5
3
0
0
0
78.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
Strange is the new No. 1 tight end in Jacksonville following the release of Evan Engram. We got a preview of this last season when Engram was sidelined for eight games. In those weeks, Strange played 72% of the snaps and handled a solid 14.6% target share (4.9 per game). That led to one big fantasy outing (12-11-73-0 in Week 15), but he otherwise averaged 6.9 fantasy PPG and failed to clear 12.4 points in any of the other seven games. Perhaps Strange gets to another level in Year 3, but, especially with Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter set to be featured, the 2023 second-round pick seems likely to settle in as a low-ceiling TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
208
Darius Slayton Headshot
Darius Slayton
New York GiantsGiantsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
71
39
573
14.7
2
2
17
0
71.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
69
38
568
14.8
3
2
13
0
76.7
2025 OUTLOOK:
Slayton re-signed with the Giants and is entering his seventh season with the team after they selected him in the fifth round back in 2019. He plays a lot of snaps (80%-plus snap share two years in a row), but he's not targeted much (4.4 per game last season) and hasn't finished a season better than 39th in fantasy PPG (or better than 54th since 2020). Slayton has yet to clear 770 yards in a season and he hasn't scored more than four TDs in a season since 2019. The 28-year-old will work opposite Malik Nabers (with Wan'Dale Robinson in the slot) again this season, and, even with a QB upgrade to Russell Wilson, he's well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
209
DeAndre Hopkins Headshot
DeAndre Hopkins
Baltimore RavensRavensWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
80
56
610
10.9
5
0
0
0
91.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
46
29
342
11.6
4
0
0
0
57.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hopkins signed with the Ravens, which will be his fifth NFL team in 13 seasons. The future Hall of Famer was a featured target as recently as 2023 in Tennessee, but his usage dropped off drastically early last season (3.5 targets per game in six games with the Titans) and wasn't much better following a trade to Kansas City. He had one huge game (28.6 points in Week 9), but otherwise was a situational player, averaging 5.1 targets and 9.4 fantasy points per game in 13 outings with the team, including a very limited playoff role. Hopkins' days as a lineup lock are over and that's especially the case at 33-years-old in a run-friendly Baltimore offense that spreads the ball around quite a bit. Expect Hopkins to battle for No. 3 WR duties behind Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman. He's no more than a bench option.
RANK
PLAYER
210
Quentin Johnston Headshot
Quentin Johnston
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
91
55
711
12.9
8
3
6
0
121.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
56
32
461
14.2
3
2
12
0
66.54
2025 OUTLOOK:
The 21st overall pick back in 2023, Johnston had the look of a bust after struggling to a 38-431-2 receiving line as a rookie. Things improved under a new coaching staff in Year 2, with Johnston doubling his rookie-season target share (from 11% to 22%) and scoring eight TDs (12th most among receivers). His production was inconsistent, however, as 43% of his fantasy points came in three games and he had seven single-digit outings. He finished 39th or lower in snaps, routes, targets, catches, yards and fantasy PPG, so, if he's going to join the WR3/flex discussion, he'll need a volume boost in order to offset TD regression to the mean (4.8 xTD). That boost is unlikely, as he'll now have to battle Keenan Allen and rookie Tre Harris for work behind Ladd McConkey. Johnston is barely worth a late flier.
RANK
PLAYER
211
Dont'e Thornton Jr. Headshot
Dont'e Thornton Jr.
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
26
317
12.1
1
0
0
0
40.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
Thornton was selected by the Raiders in the fourth round of April's draft. He is a vertical threat who ranked at or near the top of this WR class in YPR (25.4), YPT (18.9), aDOT (16.4) and RAC (10.7) last season, albeit in a situational role (35 targets, 9% share). In fact, Thornton was used sparingly throughout his four collegiate seasons, totaling a 6.1% target share (second lowest in this WR class) and 65-1,426-10 receiving line. He posted the best speed score (120) among WRs at the combine (4.30 40 at 6-foot-4, 205 pounds). Thornton is likely headed for a situational deep-threat role behind Jakobi Meyers and Jack Bech (not to mention TE Brock Bowers), and he should be drafted only in dynasty formats.
RANK
PLAYER
212
Blake Corum Headshot
Blake Corum
Los Angeles RamsRamsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
58
207
3.6
0
7
58
0
26.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
58
246
4.2
2
9
63
0
44.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Corum enters his second NFL season likely to play a larger role after being limited to 65 touches as a rookie. The 2024 third-round pick opened the season third on the Rams' depth chart and, though he eventually passed Ronnie Rivers, he was never a threat to Kyren Williams' feature-back role. Corum wasn't overly impressive as a rookie, but he makes for an intriguing insurance stash, because Williams has totaled a massive 663 touches (third most) over the past two seasons, including the playoffs. Should Williams miss time, Corum would likely work ahead of rookie Jarquez Hunter as the lead back in a good Rams offense. He's worth a late-round flier.
RANK
PLAYER
213
Nick Chubb Headshot
Nick Chubb
Houston TexansTexansRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
102
332
3.3
3
5
31
1
59.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
122
533
4.4
4
8
65
0
88.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
Chubb signed with the Texans during the offseason. Once one of the league's best rushers, Chubb has been riddled by injuries over the past two seasons. He missed all but two games in 2023 due to a major knee injury and, after returning for eight games in 2024, a broken foot cost him the final three games of the season. Chubb was not his usual, elite self when active last season, averaging 3.3 yards per carry while playing only 40% of Cleveland's offensive snaps. Now more than a year removed from the knee injury, perhaps Chubb can get back on track in 2025, but that will be a tough road at age 29 and without a clear path to consistent usage. He figures to handle change-of-pace carries behind Joe Mixon and little to no work in the passing game. He's worth no more than a late flier on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
214
Woody Marks Headshot
Woody Marks
Houston TexansTexansRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
45
194
4.3
1
17
124
1
42.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
Marks was selected by Houston in the fourth round of April's draft. He was a pass-catching machine during his collegiate career, posting a 261-1,546-5 receiving line on 317 targets, more than doubling the next-closest back in routes, targets and catches. On the other hand, he ranked near the bottom of this RB class in YAC and forced missed tackle rate last season and during his career, including a career 2.41 YAC, which is easily worst in this class. Marks underwhelmed across the board at the combine, including a 4.54 40. The 24-year-old will immediately compete with Nick Chubb, Dare Ogunbowale and Dameon Pierce for No. 2 duties behind lead back Joe Mixon. Marks has some insurance appeal and is worth a flier in the late rounds of deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
215
Mason Taylor Headshot
Mason Taylor
New York JetsJetsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
79
55
570
10.4
3
0
0
0
74.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
Taylor was selected by the Jets in the second round of April's draft. He posted poor marks in YPT (7.2) and YPRR (1.20) across his 38 collegiate games, but Jason's son did catch 36-plus passes in all three seasons. Taylor is one of the youngest (21) tight ends in this class and may require some development, but he's also well positioned for a sizable Year 1 role with Jeremy Ruckert as his top competition for the starting job, not to mention the Jets' lack of depth at wide receiver. It wouldn't be a shock if Taylor finished 2025 second to only Garrett Wilson in targets, so even in what will be a low-volume passing game with Justin Fields under center, Taylor is a fine late-round dart throw in deeper leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
216
Elijah Arroyo Headshot
Elijah Arroyo
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
74
50
562
11.2
4
0
0
0
77.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
Arroyo was selected by Seattle in the second round of April's draft. A seam stretcher, Arroyo's 10.0 aDOT last season at Miami ranked second and his 16.9 YPR and 12.6 YPT first in this TE class. He also led this class in YPR, YPT, RAC and adjusted catch rate for his career. Incredibly, Arroyo is charted as having zero career drops. The important context here is that Arroyo was a rarely used target (61 in 34 games, 47 of which came in 2024). He has long-term fantasy upside, but will open his career battling second-year A.J. Barner for work. Arroyo is the better pass-catching prospect of the two, so he's a sleeper to consider in the late rounds of deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
217
Dalton Schultz Headshot
Dalton Schultz
Houston TexansTexansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
85
53
532
10.0
2
0
0
0
65.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
77
51
557
10.9
2
0
0
0
70.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Schultz is eyeing a rebound in 2025 after he followed up four consecutive top-12 fantasy campaigns with a 20th-place finish (28th in PPG) in 2024. Schultz posted a productive 59-635-5 receiving line in 15 games in 2023 (his first season in Houston), but saw his usage dip last season despite ranking fourth among tight ends in pass routes. He became a nonfactor near the goal line, totaling two end zone targets and two TDs, both of which are his fewest since taking on a regular offensive role in 2020. His history suggests a return to the fringe-TE1 mix is possible, and he could see a slight boost in targets with Christian Kirk and a pair of rookies set to replace Stefon Diggs (free agency) and Tank Dell (knee), but he also could lose work to second-year TE Cade Stover. Schultz doesn't have much late-round appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
218
Bryce Young Headshot
Bryce Young
Carolina PanthersPanthersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
234/384
2403
15
9
43
249
6
201.02
2025 PROJECTIONS
373/589
3903
22
13
51
293
4
276.16
2025 OUTLOOK:
Young is entering his third NFL season looking to carry over the momentum from a strong finish to 2024. After a tough rookie campaign, the 2023 No. 1 pick was briefly benched last season prior to making a big leap once back in the lineup. Young played 10 full games from Week 8 on and averaged 18.0 fantasy PPG, which would've ranked 10th over the full season. He posted a pair of top-2 fantasy weeks in his final three outings. Young threw multiple passing TDs in each of those final three games, but perhaps most notable was his leap as a rusher (30-208-5 during his final eight games after totaling 294 yards and one TD in his first 22 pro games). Young still has a lot to prove, but the 23-year-old's late-season surge, as well as the arrival of first-round WR Tetairoa McMillan, is enough to make him worth late-round consideration on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
219
Geno Smith Headshot
Geno Smith
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
407/578
4320
21
15
53
272
2
270.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
400/592
4254
21
13
58
287
2
270.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith was traded to Las Vegas during the offseason. He reunites with Pete Carroll, who was Seattle's head coach when Smith posted career-best marks in passing yards (4,282), pass TDs (30) and fantasy finish (fifth, or ninth in PPG) in 2022. Smith's output has dipped quite a bit the last two seasons (22nd in PPG in 2023 and 16th in 2024), the latter despite ranking top 5 in pass attempts, completions and yards. He has evolved into a solid, albeit conservative passer who adds some value with his legs. His supporting cast in Las Vegas won't be quite as good as in Seattle, though Brock Bowers and Jakobi Meyers provide a pair of good targets. Now 34, Smith is best viewed as a fringe QB2 with limited upside.
RANK
PLAYER
220
Anthony Richardson Sr. Headshot
Anthony Richardson Sr.
Indianapolis ColtsColtsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
126/264
1814
8
12
86
499
6
171.36
2025 PROJECTIONS
157/262
1816
8
8
79
428
5
161.75
2025 OUTLOOK:
Richardson enters his third NFL season as one of the trickiest wild cards in fantasy. On one hand, the 2023 No. 4 overall pick has a ton of upside; he ranked no lower than sixth among QBs in carries, rush yards and rush TDs last season despite playing only 10 full games, while also pacing the position in average depth of throw and yards per completion. That led to four games with 20-plus fantasy points. On the other hand, Richardson's poor passing may land him on the bench. He had fewer than 15 fantasy points in his other six outings, threw 12 INTs on the season (fourth most) and his 48% completion percentage ranked last. In total, he averaged 15.8 fantasy PPG in the 10 games, which would've ranked 15th over the full season. Richardson is no longer a lock to start with Daniel Jones in the mix, but his elite rushing ability and aggressive passing style will put him on the weekly QB1 radar when he's in the lineup.
RANK
PLAYER
221
Kendre Miller Headshot
Kendre Miller
New Orleans SaintsSaintsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
39
148
3.8
1
5
33
0
24.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
75
320
4.3
2
11
75
0
52.24
2025 OUTLOOK:
Miller is entering his third NFL season having accrued only 95 touches in 14 career games. That's a big letdown for a former third-round pick, and though a variety of injuries have been a culprit, he has yet to even lock down clear backup duties to Alvin Kamara when healthy. The good news is he's young (23), capable as both a rusher and receiver and should have a fresh start under a new coaching staff led by Kellen Moore. Kamara remains the lead back in New Orleans, but he turns 30 this year, which opens to the door for Miller to be a valuable insurance back if he can fend off Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Devin Neal for No. 2 duties. Miller is a fine late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
222
Rico Dowdle Headshot
Rico Dowdle
Carolina PanthersPanthersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
235
1079
4.6
2
39
249
3
160.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
75
338
4.5
2
21
149
1
62.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
Dowdle signed with Carolina after spending his first four seasons in Dallas. Rarely utilized during his first two years with the Cowboys, Dowdle worked his way up to a backup role in 2023 before fending off Ezekiel Elliott for lead-back duties in 2024. He appeared in 16 games and ranked in the top 20 among backs in carries, rushing yards, receptions, touches and scrimmage yards. Dowdle found the end zone only five times in Dallas' struggling offense, however, which limited him to a 24th-place finish in fantasy points per game. The 27-year-old showed well in a tough situation, but he'll enter 2025 as a clear backup to Chuba Hubbard, with rookie Trevor Etienne also a threat for work. Dowdle has some deep-league insurance appeal, though he would max out as a RB2/flex even if called on to start.
RANK
PLAYER
223
Raheem Mostert Headshot
Raheem Mostert
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
85
278
3.3
2
19
161
0
53.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
47
205
4.3
1
9
62
0
37.41
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mostert's improbable career rolls on, as the 33-year-old signed with the Raiders during free agency. Undrafted back in 2015, Mostert was severely limited by injuries throughout most of his career, totaling 320 touches prior to reaching 200 in back-to-back seasons in Miami (2022-23). Mostert's career year came in 2023 when he scored a league-high 21 touchdowns, but he predictably crashed back to earth with two scores on 104 touches last season. Mostert cleared 12 touches and 11.8 fantasy points only once last season and heads to Las Vegas as a clear backup to rookie Ashton Jeanty. He's barely worth late-round consideration in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
224
Adonai Mitchell Headshot
Adonai Mitchell
Indianapolis ColtsColtsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
23
312
13.6
0
4
6
0
31.76
2025 PROJECTIONS
47
25
355
14.1
2
5
30
0
53.17
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mitchell is eyeing a leap forward in his second season after he was limited to 35% of the offensive snaps as a rookie. The 2024 second-round pick found himself buried behind Michael Pittman Jr., Alec Pierce and Josh Downs for most of the season, which led to inconsistent usage and one outing with double-digit fantasy points. He was targeted often when on the field (54 targets on 193 routes), but his vertical role, coupled with poor QB play (league-high 41% off target rate), led to a position-worst 43% catch rate and zero TDs. Mitchell's second-round pedigree places him on the breakout radar, but his hands will be full overcoming the team's WR depth (all three of Pittman, Pierce and Downs are back) and ongoing QB question marks. Mitchell is no more than a late-round lottery ticket.
RANK
PLAYER
225
Miles Sanders Headshot
Miles Sanders
Dallas CowboysCowboysRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
205
3.7
2
24
148
1
53.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
95
419
4.4
3
9
55
0
63.94
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sanders signed with Dallas after failing to pan out during his two seasons in Carolina. Signed to a multiyear contract prior to 2023, Sanders was handed the Panthers' lead-back gig, but lost it to Chuba Hubbard within a matter of weeks. He went on to average 8.3 touches per game and score a total of two touchdowns in 26 outings prior to putting up a 116-yard, 2-TD showing with Hubbard sidelined last season. Perhaps that proves he still has some gas left in the tank, but now 28 years old and not much of a contributor as a pass catcher, it's unlikely Sanders will find his way to the fantasy radar. He'll battle Javonte Williams and rookie Jaydon Blue for work in Dallas, and is only worth a late flier in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
226
Jacory Croskey-Merritt Headshot
Jacory Croskey-Merritt
Washington CommandersCommandersRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
31
127
4.1
1
4
29
0
23.73
2025 OUTLOOK:
Croskey-Merritt was selected in the seventh round after spending six seasons at the collegiate level. After four seasons at Alabama State, he had his breakout season at New Mexico in 2023 prior to appearing in only one game in 2024. Croskey-Merritt's elite 2023 efficiency is notable, but he's an older developmental back. With Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler locked in atop the depth chart, Croskey-Merritt has a tough path to fantasy relevance, but he's looked the part during offseason activities, so he's worth considering in the later rounds of deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
227
Amari Cooper Headshot
Amari Cooper
FAWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
85
44
547
12.4
4
0
0
0
78.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Cooper is a free agent. The 10-year vet came out of the gate averaging a career-high 27.5% target share (8.8 per game) with Cleveland last season, but Deshaun Watson's struggled allowed Cooper one game over 10 fantasy points. He was then traded to Buffalo and his playing time and production were all over the map (three games with 14-plus fantasy points, but fewer than 8.0 in the other six). Prior to what was essentially a lost 2024 season, Cooper had finished no better than 14th and no worse than 32nd in fantasy PPG in his first nine seasons. Now 31 years old, it's possible he has another year of fantasy relevance left in the tank, but landing spot will be key.
RANK
PLAYER
228
Gabe Davis Headshot
Gabe Davis
FAWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
42
20
239
12.0
2
0
0
0
34.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Davis is entering his sixth NFL season, but remains a free agent after being released by the Jaguars. Needless to say, his lone year in Jacksonville didn't go as planned, with Davis managing just 4.2 targets per game in 10 outings. He had one big game (a two-TD effort on a season-high eight targets in Week 6), but failed to reached double-digit points in any other game. Davis has yet to finish a season better than 36th in fantasy PPG (one finish better than 51st) and that was despite four seasons in the Bills' high-scoring offense. Regardless of where he lands, the 26-year-old will remain a situational vertical threat and is unlikely to see enough work to allow anything close to weekly flex consideration.
RANK
PLAYER
229
Dyami Brown Headshot
Dyami Brown
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
40
30
308
10.3
1
3
26
0
40.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
63
40
517
12.9
3
0
0
0
67.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
230
Josh Reynolds Headshot
Josh Reynolds
New York JetsJetsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
24
13
194
14.9
1
0
0
0
25.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
65
39
496
12.6
4
0
0
0
72.03
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
231
Ray-Ray McCloud III Headshot
Ray-Ray McCloud III
Atlanta FalconsFalconsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
87
62
686
11.1
1
10
79
0
80.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
64
44
453
10.4
2
9
66
0
65.74
2025 OUTLOOK:
McCloud is entering his eighth NFL season, including his second in Atlanta. The 2018 sixth-round pick spent his first six seasons as a bench/situational player for four different teams prior to enjoying a mini-breakout in 2024. Operating as Atlanta's No. 3 receiver, McCloud set career-best marks in targets, catches and yardage. He was able to manage only a 59th-place finish in fantasy PPG, however, as he found the end zone once and, incredibly, now has only three touchdowns on 177 career touches. The 28-year-old remains behind Drake London and Darnell Mooney on the Atlanta depth chart. He has minimal upside and is worth a late flier only in the deepest of leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
232
Tutu Atwell Headshot
Tutu Atwell
Los Angeles RamsRamsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
62
42
562
13.4
0
2
7
0
56.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
63
40
490
12.4
2
4
26
0
65.7
2025 OUTLOOK:
Atwell re-signed with the Rams during the offseason and is set to enter his fifth season with the team. The 2021 second-round pick has seen a progressive increase in receptions and yardage during each pro season, though he hasn't quite lived up to his Day 2 draft selection pedigree. Atwell has yet to post a top-60 fantasy campaign and, after failing to find the end zone in 2024, he has a total of five scores in 54 career games. Sean McVay has said that he will deploy Atwell more often moving forward, but the undersized 25-year-old remains well behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams in terms of target priority. Atwell is not a fantasy option.
RANK
PLAYER
233
Calvin Austin III Headshot
Calvin Austin III
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
58
36
548
15.2
4
0
0
0
85.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
55
33
427
13.1
2
0
0
0
57.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
234
Christian Watson Headshot
Christian Watson
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
53
29
620
21.4
2
4
23
0
77.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
25
14
227
16.4
2
3
16
0
36.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
Watson is entering his fourth year with the Packers, but he's unlikely to return before midseason after suffering a torn ACL in Week 18 of last season. The injury is yet another setback for a player who has missed 13 regular season games, including, at least, two all three years. Even when healthy, the 2022 second-round pick has failed to live up to his pedigree, having yet to produce a top-30 fantasy campaign. He's all but settled in as a situational deep threat, ranking second in aDOT each of the last two seasons. On the plus side, Watson ranked second among receivers in YPT (11.5) and YPR (21.4) last season, which allowed a career-high 620 receiving yards. Perhaps a healthy Watson will eventually find his way back to fantasy relevance, but the 26-year-old is well off the radar in 2025.
RANK
PLAYER
235
Giants D/ST Headshot
Giants D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
45
5
10
2
385
5895
60.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
12
11
3
372
5780
88.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Giants have the makings of a potentially elite pass rush, having drafted DE Abdul Carter third overall to add to an already strong group including DEs Brian Burns and Kayvon Thibodeaux and DT Dexter Lawrence II. This unit should pile up sacks, but it's also in a precariously tough spot in terms of schedule, as five of its first eight games are against top-eight projected offenses, and the team has a league-low two games all season against bottom-eight offenses.
RANK
PLAYER
236
Buccaneers D/ST Headshot
Buccaneers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
46
7
11
2
383
5810
73.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
13
10
2
368
5971
99.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Buccaneers D/ST fell almost entirely into the hands of its matchups in 2024, and their 2025 should deliver more of the same. S Antoine Winfield Jr., DT Vita Vea and LB Lavonte David provide a strong core, and the addition of DE Haason Reddick can only help strengthen the defensive front. Consider the Buccaneers for in-season matchups, including their pair of divisional games against the Saints and Panthers and Week 3 against the Jets.
RANK
PLAYER
237
Ka'imi Fairbairn Headshot
Ka'imi Fairbairn
Houston TexansTexansK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19/21
4/5
13/16
36/42
34/36
167.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
37/38
138.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
238
Joshua Karty Headshot
Joshua Karty
Los Angeles RamsRamsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19/21
4/6
6/7
29/34
32/36
127.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
41/43
137.35
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
239
DJ Giddens Headshot
DJ Giddens
Indianapolis ColtsColtsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
15
63
4.2
0
5
37
0
14.26
2025 OUTLOOK:
Giddens was selected by the Colts in the fifth round of April's draft. He has a solid frame and showed well at the combine, with a 4.43 40, 39.5-inch vertical (second best among RBs) and 130-inch broad (second best). He was solid efficiency-wise as a collegiate rusher but struggled with drops and may cap out as an early-down option. He'll battle Tyler Goodson for primary backup duties behind feature back Jonathan Taylor and, thus, has some late-round insurance appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
240
Trevor Etienne Headshot
Trevor Etienne
Carolina PanthersPanthersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
24
103
4.4
0
4
30
0
17.64
2025 OUTLOOK:
Etienne was selected by Carolina in the fourth round of April's draft. Travis' brother was effective as both a rusher and receiver (3.46 YAC, 3.8 forced missed tackle rate and class-best 91% catch rate) during his three seasons at Florida and Georgia. Size (5-foot-8, 198 pounds) could limit his NFL workload ceiling, but Etienne has a three-down skill set and is one of the youngest backs in this class. He'll spend his rookie campaign developing behind lead back Chuba Hubbard and likely Rico Dowdle, and will eventually battle Hubbard and Jonathon Brooks for work in a suddenly crowded Carolina backfield. Etienne is worth rostering only in deep and dynasty leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
241
Jarquez Hunter Headshot
Jarquez Hunter
Los Angeles RamsRamsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
31
135
4.3
1
4
31
0
22.71
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hunter was selected by Rams in the fourth round of April's draft. He ranked top 4 in this class in both YAC (4.06) and forced missed tackle rate (3.2) last season and was sixth or better in both categories for his career. He didn't stand out as a receiver or at the combine, however, and could be limited to a two-down (and returner) role in the pros. Hunter will open his career behind feature back Kyren Williams and second-year Blake Corum, so he'll be worth adding in fantasy only if Williams misses time with an injury.
RANK
PLAYER
242
Sincere McCormick Headshot
Sincere McCormick
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
39
183
4.7
0
6
29
0
21.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
24
101
4.2
1
5
31
0
17.32
2025 OUTLOOK:
McCormick is back for his fourth season with the Raiders, though his 45 career touches all came during the final few weeks of last season. Undrafted in 2022, McCormick missed his entire rookie season due to injury and spent 2023 on the practice squad. He finally got an extended look late last season and racked up 212 yards on 45 touches in four games prior to suffering a season-ending ankle injury. With first-round rookie Ashton Jeanty locked into feature-back duties, the 24-year-old McCormick is set to compete with 33-year-old Raheem Mostert for backup duties. He's not worth draft-day consideration.
RANK
PLAYER
243
Antonio Gibson Headshot
Antonio Gibson
New England PatriotsPatriotsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
120
538
4.5
1
23
206
0
80.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
40
4.4
0
2
15
0
8.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gibson is back for his sixth NFL season and his second in New England. He spent most of his first season with the Patriots as a change-of-pace option behind lead back Rhamondre Stevenson. He did see additional work in the final three weeks of the season, though that was a direct result of Stevenson's fumbling woes. Despite the late-season boost, Gibson cleared 12 touches in only two games and never exceeded 12.2 fantasy points in a single game. The 27-year-old has seen his fantasy PPG mark dip each season of his career and hasn't finished better than 30th in the category since 2021. There's a new, run-friendly coaching staff in New England, but Gibson is now third on the depth chart behind Stevenson and second-round rookie TreVeyon Henderson. Gibson shouldn't be drafted.
RANK
PLAYER
244
Jaleel McLaughlin Headshot
Jaleel McLaughlin
Denver BroncosBroncosRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
113
496
4.4
1
24
76
2
74.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
13
58
4.4
0
4
27
0
11.36
2025 OUTLOOK:
McLaughlin is entering his third NFL season, having primarily played a rotational role during his first two seasons in Denver. The 2023 UDFA reached a career high with 137 touches in 2024, but he's yet to play more than 42% of the snaps in a single game. That's no surprise and unlikely to change considering his 5-foot-8, 187-pound frame. Denver did take a look at him in an expanded role during his final four games of 2024 (10-plus touches in all four, including a career-high 18 in Week 18), but he failed to reach double-digit fantasy points in any of them, nor did he clear 12.6 points in any of his 16 games last season. The 24-year-old has some juice, but he's likely to remain a depth back behind newcomers J.K. Dobbins and RJ Henry and has minimal fantasy value.
RANK
PLAYER
245
Devin Singletary Headshot
Devin Singletary
New York GiantsGiantsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
113
437
3.9
4
21
119
0
77.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
17
71
4.2
0
4
26
0
13.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Singletary is headed into his seventh NFL season, including his second with the Giants. The veteran back opened the 2024 season as New York's lead back (72% snap share and 16.5 touches per game during Weeks 1-4), but after missing the next two games, he returned to a backup role behind Tyrone Tracy Jr. From that point on, Singletary played 27% of the snaps and averaged 6.2 touches per game. The 28-year-old is a solid player with three 215-plus touch seasons under his belt (2021-23), but he's going to have a hard time seeing the field behind Tracy and rookie Cam Skattebo in 2025. He can be ignored on draft day.
RANK
PLAYER
246
Samaje Perine Headshot
Samaje Perine
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
20
92
4.6
1
28
322
1
53.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
46
197
4.2
1
17
137
1
45.91
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
247
Ty Johnson Headshot
Ty Johnson
Buffalo BillsBillsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
41
213
5.2
1
18
284
3
75.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
34
149
4.4
1
14
138
1
40.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
248
Elijah Mitchell Headshot
Elijah Mitchell
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
50
215
4.3
2
9
62
0
40.13
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
249
Kenneth Gainwell Headshot
Kenneth Gainwell
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
75
290
3.9
1
16
116
0
46.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
37
154
4.2
1
12
87
0
35.19
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
250
Clyde Edwards-Helaire Headshot
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
New Orleans SaintsSaintsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13
46
3.5
0
3
24
0
7.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
54
237
4.4
1
6
48
0
38.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
RANK
PLAYER
251
Ollie Gordon II Headshot
Ollie Gordon II
Miami DolphinsDolphinsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
167
4.2
1
5
33
0
29.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gordon was selected by Miami in the sixth round of April's draft. He is one of the largest RBs in this class (6-foot-1 and 226 pounds, with a class-high 80-inch wingspan). He had a rough 2024 in tough circumstances (4.63 YPC, third worst in this class), but was much better as a rusher and receiver during a productive 2023 campaign. He's not super-fast or dynamic, but he's young and a solid producer. Gordon will battle Jaylen Wright for No. 2 duties behind De'Von Achane. He's a name to watch, but is a long shot for 2025 fantasy production.
RANK
PLAYER
252
Noah Brown Headshot
Noah Brown
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
56
35
453
12.9
1
0
0
0
53.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
48
30
365
12.1
2
0
0
0
46.63
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
253
Allen Lazard Headshot
Allen Lazard
New York JetsJetsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
60
37
530
14.3
6
0
0
0
91.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
46
28
351
12.7
2
0
0
0
45.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
Lazard is entering his eighth NFL season, including his third with the Jets. With old friend Aaron Rodgers under center, Lazard came out of the gate strong last season, totaling a 26-354-5 receiving line (15.2 fantasy PPG) in his first six games. Once the Jets acquired Davante Adams, however, Lazard's usage plummeted and he managed an 11-176-1 line (5.8 PPG) in his final six games. Lazard has a shot at No. 2 WR duties opposite Garrett Wilson this season, but with Rodgers out and dual-threat Justin Fields in at quarterback, there's almost no upside here. Lazard has never posted a top-30 fantasy campaign (one finish better than 47th) and he's unlikely to get there in his age-29 season.
RANK
PLAYER
254
Cardinals D/ST Headshot
Cardinals D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
41
9
8
1
373
5823
74.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
13
7
2
371
5872
87.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
Fantasy managers piecing a D/ST strategy together could do worse than the Cardinals, who beefed up their defensive line with the signings of DE Josh Sweat and DT Calais Campbell, and face one of the league's most favorable early schedules. Their Weeks 1 and 2 matchups are a dream (@NO, CAR), and they're in similarly good shape through Week 6. Regard the Cardinals as a strong streaming candidate, with the possibility of the unit developing into something more as the season plays out.
RANK
PLAYER
255
Packers D/ST Headshot
Packers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
45
17
14
1
326
5347
127.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
12
9
2
389
5994
71.34
2025 OUTLOOK:
In his first season as defensive coordinator, Jeff Hafley squeezed a lot from this unit, which finished third in the league in fantasy points (8.2 per game). All-Pro S Xavier McKinney, LB Edgerrin Cooper and DE Rashan Gary return to comprise the heart of the Packers' defense, which, due to a lack of cornerback depth, should be susceptible to the matchups. The opening two weeks are ones to avoid (DET, WAS), but the season's middle chunks should provide fantasy managers opportunities.
RANK
PLAYER
256
Brandon McManus Headshot
Brandon McManus
Green Bay PackersPackersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14/14
3/4
3/3
20/21
30/30
98.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
40/42
135.74
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
257
Evan McPherson Headshot
Evan McPherson
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10/10
3/5
3/7
16/22
37/38
91.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
27/33
43/47
135.22
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
258
Pat Freiermuth Headshot
Pat Freiermuth
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
78
65
653
10.0
7
0
0
0
105.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
82
62
541
8.7
3
0
0
0
72.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
Freiermuth is entering his fifth NFL season having yet to emerge as a viable fantasy starter. The 2021 second-round pick peaked with an 11th-place finish in fantasy PPG in 2022 and, despite catching a career-high 65 passes and matching a career best with seven TDs last season, he ended up 14th in PPG. One concern here is that the TD output is unsustainable, as Freiermuth ranked 20th in expected TDs (3.1, which aligned with where he was when he scored two TDs in both 2022 and 2023) and had a career-low two end zone targets. Another concern is the acquisition of Jonnu Smith, who even in an offense short on WR depth, is sure to cut into Freiermuth's target share. The arrival of Aaron Rodgers helps his cause a bit, and he may settle in second in target priority behind DK Metcalf, but there's not much of a ceiling here. Freiermuth is a mid-to-back-end TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
259
Isaiah Likely Headshot
Isaiah Likely
Baltimore RavensRavensTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
58
42
477
11.4
6
0
0
0
84.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
55
38
459
12.1
5
0
0
0
75.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Likely is back for his fourth NFL season after quite the head-scratcher of a season in 2024. He came out with a bang with 12 targets and a TE-high 26.1 fantasy points in Week 1, but failed to come close to either number the rest of the season. He did find the end zone six times in 16 games, but a lack of volume allowed him only 6.5 fantasy PPG after the season opener. Playing behind (or alongside) Mark Andrews the past three years, Likely has yet to finish a season among the top 20 tight ends in snaps, routes, targets, catches or yardage. His 20th-place finish in fantasy PPG last season was a career best. Perhaps Likely's best days are ahead of him, but consistent fantasy value is a long shot as long as Andrews is on the roster. The 25-year-old does not need to be drafted.
RANK
PLAYER
260
Mike Gesicki Headshot
Mike Gesicki
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
83
65
665
10.2
2
0
0
0
79.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
67
49
454
9.2
4
0
0
0
66.49
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gesicki re-signed with the Bengals after a strong finish to his first year with the team. After falling completely off the fantasy radar the prior two seasons, Gesicki finished top 15 in routes, targets, catches, yardage and end zone targets in 2024. He struggled to find the end zone (exactly two TDs for the third time in four seasons), but finished 18th in fantasy PPG. Gesicki was boom/bust (four games with 14-plus points, but 11 with 9 points or fewer), but he peaked late with position-best marks in targets (22), catches (18), receiving yards (154) and fantasy points (33.4) during Weeks 17 and 18. Gesicki is a situational player and will need to fend off newcomer Noah Fant, but he will benefit from Joe Burrow and the league's pass-heaviest offense. He's a bench option in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
261
Alec Pierce Headshot
Alec Pierce
Indianapolis ColtsColtsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
69
37
824
22.3
7
0
0
0
130.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
47
25
355
14.3
2
0
0
0
47.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pierce is entering his fourth NFL season. In 12 games in which Michael Pittman Jr. and Josh Downs were also active last season, Pierce handled 12% of the targets (3.8 per game) and cleared five in a game only once. If we filter to the six games played with Anthony Richardson, Pittman and Downs, Pierce averaged 3.8 targets and 4.4 fantasy points per game, failing to score a TD or clear 10.4 fantasy points in any of the outings. No higher than third on the WR depth chart and a candidate for less work as Adonai Mitchell enters Year 2 and with TE Tyler Warren now in the mix, Pierce is way off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
262
KaVontae Turpin Headshot
KaVontae Turpin
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
52
31
420
13.5
2
16
92
0
76.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
32
20
257
12.9
2
12
76
0
52.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
263
Andrei Iosivas Headshot
Andrei Iosivas
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
61
36
479
13.3
6
0
0
0
83.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
26
303
11.7
3
0
0
0
45.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Iosivas is entering his third NFL season after working as a situational target during his first two campaigns. The 2023 sixth-round pick posted a 15-116-4 receiving line while playing 26% of the snaps as a rookie prior to leaping to a 78% snap share in 2024. Despite the generous playing time in the league's pass-heaviest offense, as well as several missed games by Tee Higgins, Iosivas cleared five targets only twice (Weeks 1 and 3) and averaged just 7.1 fantasy PPG. The 25-year-old finished last among 88 qualified wide receivers in YPRR (0.9) and, even if he fends off second-year Jermaine Burton for No. 3 duties, he'll be a minimal threat for consistent targets. Iosivas shouldn't be drafted.
RANK
PLAYER
264
Jalen Tolbert Headshot
Jalen Tolbert
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
79
49
610
12.4
7
0
0
0
103.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
25
299
11.7
2
0
0
0
44.64
2025 OUTLOOK:
Tolbert is back in Dallas for his fourth NFL season. A situational player during his first two campaigns, Tolbert played 76% of Dallas' offensive snaps in 2025. That didn't translate to much usage, however, as he averaged just 4.6 targets per game. Tolbert scored seven TDs, but ranked outside the top 50 receivers in targets, catches, yards and fantasy PPG. The 26-year-old will play a lesser role in 2025 after Dallas added George Pickens as the team's No. 2 receiver behind superstar CeeDee Lamb. Even with a healthy Dak Prescott, Tolbert is a poor bet to come close to weekly flex production.
RANK
PLAYER
265
Sean Tucker Headshot
Sean Tucker
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
50
308
6.2
2
9
109
1
59.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
31
139
4.4
1
4
31
0
24.43
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
266
Keaton Mitchell Headshot
Keaton Mitchell
Baltimore RavensRavensRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15
30
2.0
0
1
28
0
5.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
36
165
4.5
1
2
13
0
25.97
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
267
Sam Darnold Headshot
Sam Darnold
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
361/545
4319
35
12
67
212
1
319.96
2025 PROJECTIONS
363/557
3956
22
14
65
221
2
255.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
Darnold signed with Seattle after enjoying a breakout 2024 campaign in Minnesota. Playing with the lead often (league-high 53% of plays) in Kevin O'Connell's QB-friendly scheme, Darnold finished top 10 among QBs in pass attempts, completions, pass yards, pass TDs, INTs, sacks and carries. He had multiple TD passes in 12 games and had a solid fantasy floor with 16-plus points in 12 games. Despite the big box score numbers, Darnold finished "only" 18th in QBR and isn't going to move the needle much with his legs (career high in rush yards is 222), so it's fair to expect a step back in a Klint Kubiak-led offense that swapped out DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett for Cooper Kupp and Marquez Valdes-Scantling. Darnold is best valued as a fringe QB2 with minimal upside.
RANK
PLAYER
268
Aaron Rodgers Headshot
Aaron Rodgers
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
368/584
3897
28
11
22
107
0
262.58
2025 PROJECTIONS
370/562
3875
21
11
31
112
1
240.73
2025 OUTLOOK:
Rodgers signed with the Steelers and, though he will be the team's starter in 2025, he is unlikely to provide starting-caliber fantasy numbers, as at age 41, his high fantasy upside is a thing of the past. After posting zero weekly finishes better than ninth in his prior most recent full season (2022), he managed one finish better than eighth in 2024. He's still able to put up passing numbers (top 8 in attempts, yards and TDs last season), but is a nonfactor with his legs (107 rushing yards last season was actually his highest since 2020).�In Pittsburgh, Rodgers will be working in Arthur Smith's run-heavy scheme with a shaky supporting cast. He's well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
269
Russell Wilson Headshot
Russell Wilson
New York GiantsGiantsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
214/336
2482
16
5
43
155
2
176.78
2025 PROJECTIONS
168/265
1902
9
5
30
119
1
124.78
2025 OUTLOOK:
Wilson signed with the Giants following a one-year stint in Pittsburgh. In 11 starts for the Steelers, he averaged 15.7 fantasy PPG and managed only two weekly finishes better than 10th. Wilson remained serviceable as a passer -- he now has 42 pass TDs to 13 INTs over the past two seasons (26 games) -- but wasn't much of a factor with his legs (career-low 155 yards). Wilson finished 15th in fantasy PPG, which marks his fourth straight season outside the top 12. The 36-year-old has Malik Nabers at his disposal, which will help keep him in the weekly QB2 conversation, but there's simply not much upside here and he could eventually cede his job to rookie Jaxson Dart.
RANK
PLAYER
270
Tyler Shough Headshot
Tyler Shough
New Orleans SaintsSaintsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
233/376
2581
12
10
40
173
2
158.8
2025 OUTLOOK:
Shough was selected by the Saints in the second round of April's draft. He is the oldest QB in this rookie class (25), having spent his seven collegiate seasons at Oregon, Texas Tech and Louisville. He completed only 63% of his passes last season and for his career, but has a big frame, good arm and adds some value with his legs (career 196-1,109-11 line). Following Derek Carr's shocking retirement in May, Shough is likely to slide in as the Saints' starting quarterback. Even if he wins that job and despite a decent WR trio (Chris Olave, Rashid Shaheed, Brandin Cooks), Shough is unlikely to emerge as a consistent fantasy option in an offense that is expected to struggle in 2025. Shough should only be selected late in superflex leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
271
Jaylin Noel Headshot
Jaylin Noel
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
38
24
305
12.5
2
0
0
0
41.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Noel was selected by Houston in the third round of April's draft. He has a below-average frame with small hands and short arms, but that didn't stop him from showing well at the combine, where he tied for the highest vertical (41.5) and posted the longest broad jump (131). Primarily a short-range (8.0 aDOT) slot receiver (71%), Noel also worked as a kick and punt returner at Iowa State. Even with Tank Dell unlikely to play this season, Noel will need to battle Christian Kirk, Justin Watson and second-round rookie Jayden Higgins for work behind Nico Collins. He's a long shot for consistent rookie-season production, but is a fine dynasty stash.
RANK
PLAYER
272
Jalen Coker Headshot
Jalen Coker
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
46
32
478
14.9
2
0
0
0
62.56
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
25
295
11.9
2
0
0
0
39.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
Coker is entering his second NFL season after impressing as an undrafted free-agent signing in 2024. Coker stepped into a substantial offensive role in Week 5 and his route participation cleared 50% in each of his next 10 games. He handled a 16% target share (4.6 per game) from that point forward and averaged 9.3 fantasy PPG. He did nearly all of his damage with Adam Thielen or Xavier Legette sidelined, but did flash at times nonetheless, reaching 14 fantasy points three times. Coker figures to open 2025 behind first-round pick Tetairoa McMillan, Thielen and Legette on the depth chart, so despite his strong showing as a rookie UDFA, he's a long shot for fantasy value barring an injury or two above him on the depth chart.
RANK
PLAYER
273
Tre Tucker Headshot
Tre Tucker
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
81
47
539
11.5
3
9
44
1
84.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
34
21
281
13.6
1
8
47
0
42.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
274
Van Jefferson Headshot
Van Jefferson
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
40
24
276
11.5
2
0
0
0
39.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
38
21
286
13.5
2
0
0
0
40.72
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
275
Greg Dortch Headshot
Greg Dortch
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
50
37
342
9.2
3
5
31
0
54.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
32
23
239
10.3
1
4
28
0
36.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
276
Devin Neal Headshot
Devin Neal
New Orleans SaintsSaintsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
33
140
4.2
1
4
29
0
23.14
2025 OUTLOOK:
Neal was selected by the Saints in the sixth round of April's draft. He isn't super-fast (4.58 40-yard dash, 1.59 10-yard split), but has decent size and was a solid producer during four seasons at Kansas. That tenure included 760 carries (second most in this class), the second-best elusiveness rating and solid receiving efficiency on 102 targets. Neal is a long shot for fantasy relevance, but the Saints' backup situation seems wide open behind 30-year-old Alvin Kamara. If Neal can overtake Kendre Miller and Clyde Edwards-Helaire for the No. 2 job, he'll have some sneaky insurance appeal.
RANK
PLAYER
277
Kyle Juszczyk Headshot
Kyle Juszczyk
San Francisco 49ers49ersRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
5
26
5.2
1
19
200
2
39.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
18
4.2
0
12
95
0
15.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
278
Emari Demercado Headshot
Emari Demercado
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
24
223
9.3
1
16
104
0
40.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
13
61
4.5
0
10
69
0
16.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
279
Kyle Monangai Headshot
Kyle Monangai
Chicago BearsBearsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
35
143
4.1
1
2
14
0
24.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
Monangai was selected by Chicago in the seventh round of April's draft. He is 5-foot-8 with the shortest arms in this RB class and he didn't show too well at the combine, running a 4.60 40 and tying for the shortest broad jump (117). His collegiate stats are underwhelming for the most part, though some of that seems to be team-related, as his 1.52 yards before contact across 47 games is lowest in this class, whereas he was solid in YAC (3.30) and forced missed tackle rate (4.2). Monangai will open his career behind D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson, so he's well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
280
Chris Brooks Headshot
Chris Brooks
Green Bay PackersPackersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
183
5.1
1
11
69
0
31.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
116
4.3
1
4
27
0
20.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
281
Alec Ingold Headshot
Alec Ingold
Miami DolphinsDolphinsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10
17
1.7
1
11
96
0
16.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
34
4.2
0
9
65
0
13.34
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
282
Dare Ogunbowale Headshot
Dare Ogunbowale
Houston TexansTexansRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
30
112
3.7
0
19
198
1
37.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
34
4.1
0
8
63
0
13.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
283
Tahj Brooks Headshot
Tahj Brooks
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
25
101
4.0
1
2
16
0
17.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Bengals selected Brooks in the sixth round of April's draft. Brooks soaked up 879 carries during his five-year collegiate tenure, which is the most in this year's rookie class. The Texas Tech product ran for 1,500-plus yards in both 2023 and 2024 and also caught at least 27 passes each of the past three seasons. He's strong and quick with decent size. Brooks figures to begin his career buried behind lead back Chase Brown, as well as complementary option Samaje Perine.
RANK
PLAYER
284
Jordan Whittington Headshot
Jordan Whittington
Los Angeles RamsRamsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
28
22
293
13.3
0
2
12
0
30.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
31
21
248
11.7
2
2
14
0
38.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
285
Chiefs D/ST Headshot
Chiefs D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
39
13
7
1
326
5451
87.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
12
8
2
373
5926
80.49
2025 OUTLOOK:
Steve Spagnuolo's defense is a sound, point-prevention-style unit that rarely burns fantasy owners week to week, but it isn't the flashy type that'll carry your matchup in a given week. The Chiefs return a similar roster in 2025, led by All-Pro DT Chris Jones, LB Nick Bolton and CB Trent McDuffie, meaning another good-not-elite season should be in order. Note, however, that the Chiefs' first-half schedule (five matchups against top-eight projected offenses) is much tougher than its second half. This could be a prime in-season D/ST target.
RANK
PLAYER
286
Bears D/ST Headshot
Bears D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
40
11
13
3
368
6022
83.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
38
13
9
3
380
5983
80.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Bears' defensive strength is in their secondary, where CB Jaylon Johnson is a two-time Pro Bowler, though the addition of DT Grady Jarrett should help improve the team's line. Dennis Allen, who oversaw the Saints' better defensive seasons of the past decade, was also brought on as defensive coordinator. Nevertheless, the Bears D/ST has its work cut out in the competitive NFC North, rendering it merely an in-season streamer.
RANK
PLAYER
287
Jason Myers Headshot
Jason Myers
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10/10
7/8
9/12
26/30
37/40
136.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
34/35
136.19
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
288
Wil Lutz Headshot
Wil Lutz
Denver BroncosBroncosK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15/16
11/11
5/7
31/34
46/46
159.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
38/40
135.01
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
289
Tyler Higbee Headshot
Tyler Higbee
Los Angeles RamsRamsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
8
66
8.3
2
0
0
0
18.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
74
52
483
9.3
4
0
0
0
72.14
2025 OUTLOOK:
Higbee is set for his 10th NFL season (all with the Rams) after missing most of 2024 while recovering from a torn ACL and MCL suffered during the 2023 playoffs. Higbee made his season debut in Week 16 and went on to appear in five games, including the playoffs. Unsurprisingly, he didn't play much of a role initially, but he seemed back to his usual self in the playoff game against the Eagles, posting a 7-54-1 receiving line on 10 targets. Higbee has enjoyed spurts of fantasy relevance at times throughout his career, but he's never finished better than 10th in PPG, and even that was way back in 2019. The 32-year-old will settle in no higher than third in target priority behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams, so he's not worth your attention in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
290
Theo Johnson Headshot
Theo Johnson
New York GiantsGiantsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
29
331
11.4
1
0
0
0
39.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
74
51
547
10.8
3
0
0
0
71.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
Johnson is entering his second NFL season after playing a hefty 84% of the Giants' offensive snaps as a rookie. The fourth-round pick didn't see much work in the passing game early on and missed the final five games due to injury, but he was picking up steam prior to going down. After totaling a 14-150-0 receiving line on 20 targets (7% share) during his first eight games, Johnson leapt to a 15-181-1 line on 23 targets (19%) in the final four outings. The fantasy output wasn't great in the Giants' punchless offense, but the increase in reliance is notable and it will only help having Russell Wilson under center. The 24-year-old Johnson is a fine sleeper target in the late rounds.
RANK
PLAYER
291
Juwan Johnson Headshot
Juwan Johnson
New Orleans SaintsSaintsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
66
50
548
11.0
3
0
0
0
72.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
72
51
505
9.9
2
0
0
0
63.44
2025 OUTLOOK:
Johnson returns for his sixth season in New Orleans after a solid 2024 showing in which he set career highs in catches and yardage while appearing in every regular-season game for the first time in his career. The converted wide receiver has finished between 18th and 26th in fantasy PPG each of the past three seasons, though it's notable that he saw a boost in usage and production following Taysom Hill's injury late last season (12-plus points in three of his final five games). Hill is a long shot to play in 2025, though the team will be in better shape at wide receiver with a healthy Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed, as well as newcomer Brandin Cooks. Playing with rookie QB Tyler Shough, Johnson, 28, is no more than a fringe TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
292
Ja'Tavion Sanders Headshot
Ja'Tavion Sanders
Carolina PanthersPanthersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
33
342
10.4
1
0
0
0
40.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
61
44
443
10.2
2
0
0
0
58.58
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sanders is headed into his second NFL season following a solid rookie campaign in which he played 55% of Carolina's offensive snaps. He flashed a bit while playing an expanded role when Tommy Tremble was sidelined for four games near midseason (5.0 targets and 10.9 fantasy points per game), but the rookie was limited to a situational role in the 11 games Tremble was active (2.0 targets and 2.6 PPG). Sanders will be a candidate for more work in his second season, but he's still very young (22) and will continue to share work with Tremble. The 2024 fourth-round pick is only worth a late flier in deeper leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
293
Tyler Conklin Headshot
Tyler Conklin
Los Angeles ChargersChargersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
72
51
449
8.8
4
1
0
0
68.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
45
31
301
9.7
2
0
0
0
42.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
Conklin signed with the Chargers after spending the first seven years of his career with the Vikings and Jets. The veteran tight end has finished top 10 among tight ends in pass routes each of the last four seasons, though that hasn't allowed much fantasy production. He finished either exactly 16th or 18th in fantasy points all four years and was in the 18th-to-23rd range on a per-game basis each year. Conklin has proven reliable (he's missed two games in his career) but he's not targeted quite enough, nor does he score enough touchdowns (11 in seven seasons) to allow starter-level production in fantasy. Conklin may lead the Chargers' TE room in targets, but with Will Dissly also in the mix, he's no more than a fringe TE2.
RANK
PLAYER
294
Jalen Nailor Headshot
Jalen Nailor
Minnesota VikingsVikingsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
42
28
414
14.8
6
3
-4
0
76.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
33
20
241
11.8
2
2
13
0
38.44
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
295
Malik Washington Headshot
Malik Washington
Miami DolphinsDolphinsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
26
223
8.6
0
5
25
1
29.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
30
20
221
11.2
1
4
24
0
35.94
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
296
Daniel Jones Headshot
Daniel Jones
Indianapolis ColtsColtsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
216/341
2070
8
7
67
265
2
137.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
144/227
1520
8
5
70
317
3
135.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
Jones signed with the Colts and will compete with Anthony Richardson for the team's starting job. The 2019 first-round pick struggled with injuries (zero full seasons) and ineffectiveness (career 6.5 YPA) during six seasons with the Giants. After throwing 24 touchdowns in 13 games as a rookie, Jones totaled 45 pass TDs in 57 games the following five seasons. He finished one season better than 15th in fantasy PPG and that eighth-place finish in 2022 was primarily a product of big-time rushing (120-708-7). The 28-year-old isn't going to move the needle as a passer, but if he wins the Colts' gig, he could land on the streaming radar due to his legs (60-plus carries in four of the last five seasons). Even if he beats out Richardson, he'll only be a fringe QB2 and only worth drafting in superflex.
RANK
PLAYER
297
Rams D/ST Headshot
Rams D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
38
13
7
4
386
5998
74.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
13
9
2
373
6029
85.16
2025 OUTLOOK:
Aaron Donald's retirement following 2023 proved no disaster, as Defensive Rookie of the Year DE Jared Verse stepped in as an immediate leader up front. The secondary, however, is another matter, as the team rotated six cornerbacks through the starting lineup and don't appear in any better shape at the position entering 2025. This is a sack-oriented, matchups-oriented D/ST, but at least Weeks 2 (@TEN) and 4 (IND) provide good opportunities early.
RANK
PLAYER
298
49ers D/ST Headshot
49ers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
37
11
6
2
436
5396
43.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
13
9
2
387
6160
76.9
2025 OUTLOOK:
Robert Saleh returns to the coordinator role only to helm a defense hit hard by free-agent losses (LB Dre Greenlaw, DT Javon Hargrave, S Talanoa Hufanga, CB Charvarius Ward), without adding much depth in return. That said, four-time All-Pro LB Fred Warner and 2022 Defensive Player of the Year DE Nick Bosa are capable of carrying this defense when healthy, and the team faces one of the most favorable D/ST schedules, beginning with @SEA and @NO the first two weeks.
RANK
PLAYER
299
Dolphins D/ST Headshot
Dolphins D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
35
10
6
0
348
5343
66.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
12
8
2
399
6035
68.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Dolphins put forth a much better real-life season than fantasy defensively in 2024, finishing inside the top 10 in points and yards allowed, but 27th or worse in sacks, turnovers and defensive touchdowns. Other than the free-agent departure of Jevon Holland, which left them precariously thin at safety, the Dolphins return largely similar personnel. This is a matchups-oriented D/ST, and most of the good ones come in the season's first half (especially @IND, NE in Weeks 1 and 2).
RANK
PLAYER
300
Chargers D/ST Headshot
Chargers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
46
15
6
1
299
5514
111.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
13
7
2
393
6115
67.67
2025 OUTLOOK:
301
Jaxson Dart Headshot
Jaxson Dart
New York GiantsGiantsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
184/293
1987
10
8
39
182
2
136.54
2025 OUTLOOK:
Dart was selected by the Giants in the first round of April's draft. He paced this rookie class in aDOT (11.1), YPA (10.8) and efficiency rating (181) last season despite dealing with a class-high 5.8% drop rate. Dart is a factor with his legs, as his 9.6% scramble rate ranked second last season and he ran for 2,009 yards in 45 collegiate games. His rushing ability could eventually help him to fantasy relevance, but he is expected to open his career behind Russell Wilson and perhaps Jameis Winston. Dart should only be drafted in superflex, though he'll be worth an add in all formats if promoted to starter.
RANK
PLAYER
302
Kenny Pickett Headshot
Kenny Pickett
Cleveland BrownsBrownsQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
25/42
291
2
1
9
15
1
25.14
2025 PROJECTIONS
174/280
1849
8
6
30
77
1
110.56
2025 OUTLOOK:
Pickett was traded to the Browns after spending his first three NFL seasons with the Steelers and Eagles. The 2022 first-round pick was serviceable in limited work in relief of Jalen Hurts last season, but struggled as the Steelers' starter during his first two years in the league (6.3 YPA, 13 pass TDs, 13 INTs). Pickett showed some rushing ability as a rookie (55-237-3), but followed with a 42-54-1 line in 2023. He will compete with Joe Flacco and rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel for the Browns' starting job, but even if called on to play, Pickett is a long shot to make a leap to fantasy relevance. He's only a bench option in superflex.
RANK
PLAYER
303
Brashard Smith Headshot
Brashard Smith
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
10
40
4.1
0
7
48
0
12.59
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith was selected by the Chiefs in the seventh round of April's draft. He is one of the smallest RBs in this class (194 pounds) and, while he ran a solid 4.39 40 at the combine, he showed poorly in the vertical (32.5) and broad (117). A converted WR, Smith was elusive but otherwise pedestrian as a rusher in his lone season as a collegiate RB. He'll open his career behind Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt and Elijah Mitchell, and may settle in as a kick returner/reserve in the pros.
RANK
PLAYER
304
Isaiah Davis Headshot
Isaiah Davis
New York JetsJetsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
30
174
5.8
1
9
75
1
36.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
19
82
4.4
0
4
26
0
14.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
305
Jordan James Headshot
Jordan James
San Francisco 49ers49ersRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
90
4.2
1
2
16
0
15.97
2025 OUTLOOK:
James was selected by the 49ers in the fifth round of April's draft. His collegiate efficiency was all over the map, including a below-average YAC (2.97) but also a class-low 11% negative run rate and a class-best 49% 5-plus-yard run rate. He was also limited as a receiver and underwhelmed at the combine, including a 4.55 40-yard dash, 1.62 10-yard split and 117-inch broad jump (the latter two tied for worst in this RB class). James will open his career behind Christian McCaffrey, Isaac Guerendo and perhaps Patrick Taylor, so he's well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
306
Hunter Luepke Headshot
Hunter Luepke
Dallas CowboysCowboysRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
38
3.2
0
12
111
0
14.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
26
4.2
0
5
31
0
7.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
307
Pierre Strong Jr. Headshot
Pierre Strong Jr.
Cleveland BrownsBrownsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
26
108
4.2
0
14
104
0
21.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
25
4.4
0
5
33
0
7.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
308
AJ Dillon Headshot
AJ Dillon
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
13
52
4.1
0
2
14
0
9.57
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
309
Emanuel Wilson Headshot
Emanuel Wilson
Green Bay PackersPackersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
103
502
4.9
4
11
48
1
85.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
19
4.4
0
4
28
0
6.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
310
Dillon Gabriel Headshot
Dillon Gabriel
Cleveland BrownsBrownsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
109/171
1214
6
4
19
81
1
77.2
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gabriel was selected by Cleveland in the third round of April's draft. His 6.5 aDOT last season was easily the lowest in this rookie class, but he made it work, completing 73% of his passes and he was off target on a class-low 6.0% of his aimed throws. He was way more aggressive during multiyear stints at Oklahoma and UCF, and his overall collegiate efficiency is terrific, including QB rating (class-best 161) and QBR (78.8). He's an older prospect and undersized, but adds some value with his legs (career 311-1,895-33 line). Gabriel will battle Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and fifth-round rookie Shedeur Sanders for Cleveland's Week 1 starting gig. He'll be worth drafting in superflex only if he wins the job.
RANK
PLAYER
311
Michael Mayer Headshot
Michael Mayer
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
32
21
156
7.4
0
0
0
0
15.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
46
32
315
9.9
2
0
0
0
41.17
2025 OUTLOOK:
Mayer is entering his third NFL season. The 2023 second-round pick didn't make much noise as a rookie (27-304-2 receiving line in 14 games) and was limited by the presence of target hog Brock Bowers, as well as some time away from the team (personal reasons) last season. Bowers actually played a pretty healthy share of the snaps (63%, including 74% from Week 14 on) last season, but he was targeted more than four times in only one of 11 games, which also marked his only game over 6.1 fantasy points. The 24-year-old may someday emerge into a fantasy star, but his receiving numbers will be severely limited as long as he's playing alongside Bowers. He should only be rostered in dynasty.
RANK
PLAYER
312
Noah Fant Headshot
Noah Fant
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
48
500
10.4
1
0
0
0
56.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
49
37
348
9.5
2
0
0
0
48.82
2025 OUTLOOK:
Fant signed with the Bengals. The 2019 first-round pick enjoyed moderate fantasy output during his first three NFL seasons (all in Denver), but was all but a nonfactor during three campaigns in Seattle. Fant has yet to post a top-10 fantasy campaign on a per-game basis, and after finishing in the top 12 among TEs in targets, catches, yards and fantasy points in both 2020 and 2021, he failed to finish better than 15th in any of those categories during the three seasons with the Seahawks. Fant has scored a total of one touchdown over the past two seasons. The 27-year-old is not worth late-round consideration, but would leap into the TE1/2 mix if Mike Gesicki were to miss time.
RANK
PLAYER
313
Ben Sinnott Headshot
Ben Sinnott
Washington CommandersCommandersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
5
5
28
5.6
1
0
0
0
8.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
32
23
226
9.7
2
0
0
0
33.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sinnott is eyeing a leap forward in his second NFL season after he played a limited role as a rookie. The 2024 second-round pick appeared in all 17 of Washington's regular season games, but with Zach Ertz dominating the tight end targets and John Bates also involved, Sinnott was limited to five targets on 293 snaps. The team likely still views Sinnott as its tight end of the future, but he's not the tight end of the present, as Ertz was signed to an extension during the offseason and Bates is also back. Perhaps the 22-year-old can overtake Ertz at some point this season, but that's not enough incentive to roster him anywhere except in dynasty leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
314
AJ Barner Headshot
AJ Barner
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
38
30
245
8.2
4
0
0
0
48.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
42
30
303
10.1
2
0
0
0
43.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
315
Shedeur Sanders Headshot
Shedeur Sanders
Cleveland BrownsBrownsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
86/139
927
4
4
16
69
1
57.76
2025 OUTLOOK:
Sanders was selected by Cleveland in the fifth round of April's draft. He completed a class-best 74% of his passes and avoided INTs (1.43%) in his two seasons at Colorado (24 starts), though it's worth noting he was conservative (7.4 aDOT is third lowest in this class) and took a ton of sacks (8.64% rate, second highest). He adds a bit with his legs (117-687-8 line during his time at Colorado), which will help his fantasy stock if he can beat out the likes of Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and third-round rookie Dillon Gabriel for Cleveland's starting gig. Sanders is worth drafting only in dynasty and superflex.
RANK
PLAYER
316
Joe Flacco Headshot
Joe Flacco
Cleveland BrownsBrownsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
162/248
1761
12
7
9
26
0
107.04
2025 PROJECTIONS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Flacco signed with the Browns and will compete with Kenny Pickett and rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel for the team's starting job. Flacco appeared in five full regular-season games with the Browns in 2023 and seven with the Colts last season. He averaged 16.7 fantasy PPG during those 12 games, which is fairly impressive considering he was a nonfactor with his legs (18-28-0 rushing line). Flacco did his damage through the air, throwing two or more TDs in 10 of the 12 outings. Of course, Flacco is now 40 years old, hasn't appeared in more than nine games in a season since 2017 and is a poor bet to play out the whole season with three young QBs on his heels. Flacco is only worth drafting in superflex.
RANK
PLAYER
317
Spencer Rattler Headshot
Spencer Rattler
New Orleans SaintsSaintsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
130/228
1317
4
5
18
146
0
70.28
2025 PROJECTIONS
131/205
1478
7
5
21
114
0
91.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
318
Kirk Cousins Headshot
Kirk Cousins
Atlanta FalconsFalconsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
303/453
3508
18
16
23
0
0
184.32
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
43
0
0
0
0
0
2.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
Cousins remains a trade candidate after a disappointing season in Atlanta. The veteran quarterback entered the 2024 season with high expectations after he had finished his prior six full seasons in the top 10 in pass TDs, as well as seven of his prior nine full seasons in the top 12 in fantasy points per game. Instead, he finished 30th in QBR, paced the NFL with 16 INTs and continued to add nothing with his legs (zero yards on 23 carries). Cousins managed three weekly finishes better than 15th prior to being benched for Michael Penix Jr. in Week 16. Perhaps Cousins will bounce back now that he's more than one year removed from Achilles surgery, but considering he's now 37 years old, it's unlikely he'll find his way back into the QB1 mix.
RANK
PLAYER
319
Jalen Milroe Headshot
Jalen Milroe
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Milroe was selected by Seattle in the third round of April's draft. Last season, Milroe threw only 16 TDs in 13 games and his 3.45% INT rate was easily the worst in this class. Some of the latter can be traced to an aggressive game, as his career 10.2 aDOT tops this rookie class. Additionally, his career 79.6 QBR is second best in this class. There are accuracy concerns, but he has a good arm and terrific speed and agility, having posted elite rushing numbers last season (145-906-20). Milroe could eventually find his way to fantasy relevance, but he'll begin his career as a clear backup to Sam Darnold.
RANK
PLAYER
320
Khalil Herbert Headshot
Khalil Herbert
Indianapolis ColtsColtsRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
130
3.6
1
10
25
0
21.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
10
46
4.5
0
2
11
0
8.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
321
Kalel Mullings Headshot
Kalel Mullings
Tennessee TitansTitansRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
10
43
4.1
0
2
15
0
7.91
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Titans selected Mullings in the sixth round of April's draft. A converted linebacker, Mullings is one of the biggest RBs in this class at 6-foot-2, 226 pounds. He didn't get much run at Michigan (235 carries in three seasons) and was a complete nonfactor as a receiver, totaling an 8-67-0 line on 14 career targets. Mullings will battle with Julius Chestnut for a depth role behind lead backs Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears.
RANK
PLAYER
322
Jashaun Corbin Headshot
Jashaun Corbin
Atlanta FalconsFalconsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
40
4.3
0
2
14
0
7.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
323
Terrance Ferguson Headshot
Terrance Ferguson
Los Angeles RamsRamsTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
29
20
203
10.2
2
0
0
0
29.63
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ferguson was selected by the Rams in the second round of April's draft. He is a pass-catching TE who posted a 134-1,537-16 receiving line across 53 games at Oregon. He ran a TE-best 4.63 40 (107 speed score) at the combine. Ferguson could be the starter in Los Angeles as soon as 2026, but in the meantime he'll battle Colby Parkinson and Davis Allen for snaps behind starter Tyler Higbee. Ferguson is not on the 2025 fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
324
Will Dissly Headshot
Will Dissly
Los Angeles ChargersChargersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
50
481
9.6
2
0
0
0
60.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
30
271
9.1
1
0
0
0
35.38
2025 OUTLOOK:
Dissly is back for his eighth NFL season, including his second with the Chargers. Dissly somewhat quietly soaked up a solid 14.9% target share last season, but that wasn't enough to allow consistent fantasy production. His career-high 481 receiving yards ranked 22nd at the position and he remains a minimal producer in the touchdown department (his career high of four came way back in 2019). Dissly has yet to produce a top-20 fantasy campaign and is a good bet for a dip in targets with pass-catcher Tyler Conklin added to the Los Angeles tight end room. Dissly enters his age-29 campaign well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
325
Noah Gray Headshot
Noah Gray
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
49
40
437
10.9
5
1
-4
0
73.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
40
30
267
8.9
2
0
0
0
39.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gray is entering his fifth season with the Chiefs, all of which have been as a backup to Travis Kelce. Gray's usage and production has increased during each of his pro seasons, which includes career-best marks in targets, catches, yards and touchdowns last season. Gray generated some hype when he scored four of his five touchdowns during a two-game stretch, but that proved fluky, as he averaged just 3.3 targets and 5.1 fantasy PPG the rest of the season. The 26-year-old is not worth your attention on draft day, but would be a worthwhile waiver add if 35-year-old Kelce were to miss time.
RANK
PLAYER
326
Dawson Knox Headshot
Dawson Knox
Buffalo BillsBillsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
33
22
311
14.1
1
0
0
0
37.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
25
17
185
10.9
2
0
0
0
30.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
Knox is entering his seventh NFL season, including his third as Dalton Kincaid's running mate. The 2019 third-round pick flirted with top-12 fantasy output in the two years prior to Kincaid's arrival, but has since seen a severe dip in usage, plummeting to career-low marks in targets (33), touchdowns (one) and fantasy PPG (3.7) last season. That was despite Kincaid missing three games (Knox averaged 5.7 PPG those weeks). In total, Knox had zero double-digit fantasy outings in 2024 and his last game over 10.2 points was Week 16 of 2022. Even if Kincaid misses time, 28-year-old Knox won't be a starting option in fantasy.
RANK
PLAYER
327
Austin Hooper Headshot
Austin Hooper
New England PatriotsPatriotsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
59
45
476
10.6
3
0
0
0
64.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
36
25
246
9.7
2
0
0
0
34.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
328
Cole Kmet Headshot
Cole Kmet
Chicago BearsBearsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
47
474
10.1
4
0
0
0
71.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
21
170
8.2
1
0
0
0
23.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
Kmet enters 2025 having finished better than 16th in fantasy PPG once in his career, a ninth-place finish in 2023. He finished in the top 10 among TEs in all key categories that season, but plummeted to outside the top 20 in targets, catches, yards and fantasy points in 2024. In what was a bit of a bizarre season, Kmet appeared in all 17 games, paced all tight ends in snaps, finished fifth in routes and led the position with an 84% catch rate, but ended up 27th in fantasy PPG. He had two games with double-digit targets but three with zero. The 26-year-old's fantasy stock took a massive hit in April when Chicago spent its first-round pick on Colston Loveland. No longer positioned for more than the occasional target or two, Kmet is well off the fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
329
Harold Fannin Jr. Headshot
Harold Fannin Jr.
Cleveland BrownsBrownsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
28
20
192
9.8
1
0
0
0
24.39
2025 OUTLOOK:
Fannin was selected by Cleveland in the third round of April's draft. The 2024 Bowling Green offense ran through Fannin, as he handled a massive 39% of the targets and air yards. That allowed him a 117-1,555-10 receiving line on 155 targets, as well as a 3.83 YPRR. Every stat I've listed so far was the best among TEs in this class. He showed decent speed and athleticism at the combine, so along with his good hands, Fannin could emerge as a pass-catching threat in the pros. In the meantime, he'll battle for situational snaps behind starter David Njoku. Draft Fannin in dynasty leagues only.
RANK
PLAYER
330
Luke Musgrave Headshot
Luke Musgrave
Green Bay PackersPackersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10
7
45
6.4
0
0
0
0
4.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
21
15
143
9.7
1
0
0
0
19.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
Musgrave is entering his entering his third NFL as the clear No. 2 tight end in Green Bay. The 2023 second-round pick opened his career as the team's clear starter, but was passed by Tucker Kraft (a 2023 third rounder) when sidelined with an injury during his rookie season. Kraft locked down the starting job during the 2024 offseason and hasn't looked back. Musgrave missed 10 more games last season and was unproductive when active, playing 31% of the snaps and totaling 10 targets in seven outings. The 24-year-old will only be worth a speculative add if Kraft were to miss time in 2025.
RANK
PLAYER
331
Foster Moreau Headshot
Foster Moreau
New Orleans SaintsSaintsTE
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
32
413
12.9
5
0
0
0
71.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
36
25
273
11.1
2
0
0
0
39.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
332
Tommy Tremble Headshot
Tommy Tremble
Carolina PanthersPanthersTE
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
32
23
234
10.2
2
0
0
0
34.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
30
20
206
10.2
2
0
0
0
31.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
333
Josh Oliver Headshot
Josh Oliver
Minnesota VikingsVikingsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
28
22
258
11.7
3
0
0
0
43.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
24
17
166
9.8
2
0
0
0
25.82
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
334
Oronde Gadsden II Headshot
Oronde Gadsden II
Los Angeles ChargersChargersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
16
157
10.1
1
0
0
0
22.56
2025 OUTLOOK:
Gadsden was selected by the Chargers in the fifth round of April's draft. A converted receiver (the position his father played in the pros), Gadsden had two highly productive campaigns, having posted a 61-969-6 receiving line in 2022 and a 73-934-7 showing in 2024. He handled 20% of the Orange's targets during the 36 games he was active and his career 10.76 aDOT was the second highest in this TE class. He's more of a receiver than a blocker, which means perhaps there's some eventual fantasy appeal here, but he'll open his career buried behind Will Dissly and Tyler Conklin.
RANK
PLAYER
335
Tyrod Taylor Headshot
Tyrod Taylor
New York JetsJetsQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17/22
119
3
0
3
13
0
20.06
2025 PROJECTIONS
3/5
35
0
0
0
3
0
2.33
2025 OUTLOOK:
Taylor is returning for his 15th NFL season, including his second straight as the primary backup for the Jets. Of course, after backing up Aaron Rodgers last season, Taylor will serve the same role behind newcomer Justin Fields in 2025. Taylor only attempted 22 passes last season and has averaged 68.7 attempts per season since 2018, maxing out with 180 in 2023. Taylor still adds a little bit of value with his legs and that helped him to three 17-plus fantasy point showings in four full games back in 2023. The 36-year-old is not worth your attention on draft day and, if called on to start, will be no more than a back-end QB2.
RANK
PLAYER
336
Mason Rudolph Headshot
Mason Rudolph
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
146/228
1530
9
9
25
106
1
96.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
38
0
0
0
1
0
2.35
2025 OUTLOOK:
Rudolph is back with the Steelers following a one-year stint in Tennessee. Rudolph, who spent his first four seasons with Pittsburgh, played the bulk of the snaps in seven games for the Titans last season. He threw as many TDs (nine) as he did INTs (nine) and has still yet to clear 20.0 fantasy points in a single game in his pro career. Rudolph was not particularly effective and his 6.7 YPA and 64% completion percentage on 228 attempts last season exactly mirror his career rates. The 30-year-old will back up Aaron Rodgers this season and, even with DK Metcalf, Jonnu Smith and Pat Freiermuth at his disposal, won't be a fantasy option even if asked to make a few starts.
RANK
PLAYER
337
Gardner Minshew Headshot
Gardner Minshew
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
203/306
2013
9
10
19
58
0
102.32
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
43
0
0
0
1
0
2.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
Minshew signed with the Chiefs and is expected to operate as Patrick Mahomes primary backup this season. This will be the journeyman's fifth team in seven seasons and he made multiple starts at each of his prior homes (Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Indianapolis and Las Vegas). Minshew has yet to play a full regular season and his best fantasy campaign was a 19th-place finish in 2019 (he was 13th on a per-game basis in 2020, but only appeared in nine games). Minshew played in 10 games with the Raiders last season, but threw more INTs (10) than touchdowns (nine) and eventually lost his starting job to Aidan O'Connell. Minshew is well off the fantasy radar and would only join the QB2 conversation if Mahomes were to miss time.
RANK
PLAYER
338
Jameis Winston Headshot
Jameis Winston
New York GiantsGiantsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
181/296
2121
13
12
25
83
1
137.14
2025 PROJECTIONS
--/--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
Winston signed with the Giants after spending his first 10 NFL seasons with the Buccaneers, Saints and Browns. He's primarily been a backup and spot-starter over the past five seasons, but he made seven straight starts in relief of injured Deshaun Watson last season. The result was what you expect from Winston, as he had his share of big plays (both good and bad) and ended up with 12 pass TDs and 12 INTs. Winston is likely to back up Russell Wilson and perhaps rookie Jaxson Dart this season. If called upon to start, he may add some big-play opportunities for the team's pass catchers, but will be no more than a desperation streaming option in deep leagues.
RANK
PLAYER
339
Jake Browning Headshot
Jake Browning
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
0/0
0
0
0
2
-2
0
-0.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
44
0
0
0
1
0
3.09
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
340
Jimmy Garoppolo Headshot
Jimmy Garoppolo
Los Angeles RamsRamsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
27/41
334
2
1
2
5
0
19.86
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
46
0
0
0
0
0
2.9
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
341
Marcus Mariota Headshot
Marcus Mariota
Washington CommandersCommandersQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
34/44
364
4
0
18
92
1
45.76
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
41
0
0
0
2
0
2.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
342
Sam Howell Headshot
Sam Howell
Minnesota VikingsVikingsQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
5/14
24
0
1
1
2
0
-0.84
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
41
0
0
0
2
0
2.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
343
Joe Milton III Headshot
Joe Milton III
Dallas CowboysCowboysQB
Questionable
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22/29
241
1
0
10
16
1
22.24
2025 PROJECTIONS
4/6
41
0
0
0
1
0
2.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
344
Kyle Trask Headshot
Kyle Trask
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersQB
YEAR
C/A
YDS
TD
INT
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
1/1
5
0
0
5
-4
0
-0.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3/6
37
0
0
0
1
0
2.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
345
Cam Little Headshot
Cam Little
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14/14
8/9
5/6
27/29
27/27
125.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
34/35
135.25
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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PLAYER
346
Will Reichard Headshot
Will Reichard
Minnesota VikingsVikingsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
11/12
5/7
8/11
24/30
38/38
128.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
37/39
133.05
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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PLAYER
347
Spencer Shrader Headshot
Spencer Shrader
Indianapolis ColtsColtsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3/3
2/2
0/0
5/5
9/9
26.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
34/36
132.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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PLAYER
348
Ryan Fitzgerald Headshot
Ryan Fitzgerald
Carolina PanthersPanthersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
33/35
126.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
349
Daniel Carlson Headshot
Daniel Carlson
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
21/21
6/8
7/11
34/40
23/25
141.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
31/33
130.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
350
Chad Ryland Headshot
Chad Ryland
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17/17
7/11
4/4
28/32
26/27
120.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
27/33
36/39
127.32
2025 OUTLOOK:
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351
Younghoe Koo Headshot
Younghoe Koo
Atlanta FalconsFalconsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12/14
7/11
6/9
25/34
26/26
114.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
15/17
7/9
5/7
27/33
36/40
127.0
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
352
Andy Borregales Headshot
Andy Borregales
New England PatriotsPatriotsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--/--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
34/37
127.39
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
353
Jake Moody Headshot
Jake Moody
San Francisco 49ers49ersK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14/14
6/11
4/9
24/34
32/33
112.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
15/17
7/9
4/7
26/33
39/43
124.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
354
Blake Grupe Headshot
Blake Grupe
New Orleans SaintsSaintsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14/15
7/8
6/8
27/31
31/33
127.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
29/33
28/29
126.72
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
355
Joey Slye Headshot
Joey Slye
Tennessee TitansTitansK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15/17
5/7
6/9
26/33
25/26
115.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
32/34
124.75
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
356
Graham Gano Headshot
Graham Gano
New York GiantsGiantsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3/4
4/5
2/2
9/11
15/15
48.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/33
29/31
124.94
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
357
Nick Folk Headshot
Nick Folk
New York JetsJetsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
7/7
8/9
6/6
21/22
25/25
107.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
17/17
8/9
5/7
30/33
31/32
136.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
358
Dustin Hopkins Headshot
Dustin Hopkins
Cleveland BrownsBrownsK
YEAR
1-39
40-49
50+
TOT
XP
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9/11
5/8
4/8
18/27
17/20
76.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
16/17
7/9
5/7
28/34
25/27
119.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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PLAYER
359
Jaguars D/ST Headshot
Jaguars D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
34
6
3
2
433
6629
27.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
38
13
7
2
386
6020
72.56
2025 OUTLOOK:
After the Jaguars finished bottom 5 in the league in points and yards allowed, sacks, turnovers and, yes, fantasy points last season, they brought in both a new head coach (Liam Coen) and defensive coordinator (Anthony Campanile). The goal: To coax more out of DEs Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen and LB Devin Lloyd, all of them first-round draftees. If you're the gambling type, that first-week matchup is tasty (CAR), but the wiser play is to monitor this defense, which has most of its better matchups during the season's second half.
RANK
PLAYER
360
Cowboys D/ST Headshot
Cowboys D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
52
13
9
4
456
6039
57.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
43
12
9
3
406
6024
61.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
The ultimate risk/reward fantasy defense, the Cowboys were ravaged by injuries in 2024 (CBs DaRon Bland and Trevon Diggs and DEs DeMarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons missed a combined 33 games), finished third in sacks and had four defensive touchdowns. They'll hope for more luck on the health front under new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, but it's tough to see a path back to the top of the fantasy leaderboard with so many NFC East and AFC West games on their schedule, beginning with a “no way” Week 1 matchup against the Eagles.
RANK
PLAYER
361
Browns D/ST Headshot
Browns D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
41
4
8
2
417
5816
46.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
11
8
2
404
6027
55.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
As if the Browns needed anything more stacked against them, their defense draws one of the most brutal September schedules: CIN, @BAL, GB, @DET (plus MIN to begin October). Between that and LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah's being out for the season, this is more of a wait-and-see unit than one to draft, despite its No. 3 finish in fantasy points in 2023. But there is talent here, including five-time All-Pro DE Myles Garrett and No. 5 overall draft pick DT Mason Graham.
RANK
PLAYER
362
Titans D/ST Headshot
Titans D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
32
11
6
0
430
5291
44.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
12
8
2
387
6076
69.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Titans allowed the second-fewest yards but fifth-most points last season, as frequent turnovers by their dreadful offense put their defense in constantly awful field position. On paper, the Titans don't have much worth celebrating, with DTs Jeffery Simmons and T'Vondre Sweat among the highlights, but they do have one of the league's softest D/ST schedules. If they look competent early, they could have many midseason matchups to exploit.
RANK
PLAYER
363
Falcons D/ST Headshot
Falcons D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
31
12
6
4
409
5868
49.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
41
13
9
2
401
6181
67.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
Few teams get as little defensive pressure as the Falcons, who have finished in the bottom 2 in sacks in three of the past four seasons. That was a catalyst to the team drafting Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr., as well as signing Leonard Floyd, to bolster the defensive line. That'll help Jeff Ulbrich in his first season as defensive coordinator, but he has a lot of work to do before making this a fantasy-relevant unit. On a positive note, the Falcons do have a long stretch of favorable matchups in November.
RANK
PLAYER
364
Saints D/ST Headshot
Saints D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
39
14
3
1
380
6459
77.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
37
12
5
2
403
6111
53.11
2025 OUTLOOK:
Under new defensive coordinator Brandon Staley (and new head coach Kellen Moore), the Saints will shift from a 4-3 to 3-4 base defense, presenting a challenge for an aging unit lacking in cornerback depth. Between DE Cameron Jordan, LB Demario Davis and S Tyrann Mathieu, there's enough here to make a matchups case when all are healthy, but the Saints are middling in terms of schedule favorability, with only four matchups against bottom-eight projected offenses.
RANK
PLAYER
365
Commanders D/ST Headshot
Commanders D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
7
10
1
391
5558
59.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
42
13
8
2
415
6266
54.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
Thanks in part to the additions of LBs Frankie Luvu and Bobby Wagner, the Commanders improved from fantasy's worst D/ST in 2023 to 23rd last season, a noticeable improvement but one still reflecting a large amount of room for growth. S Will Harris and DT Javon Kinlaw join the fray for 2025, a boost but unlikely enough to push this team into the upper tier at the position. Hey, at least the Commanders' Weeks 1 (NYG) and 3 (LV) matchups are worth a look.
RANK
PLAYER
366
Raiders D/ST Headshot
Raiders D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
38
10
3
1
414
5663
37.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
11
8
2
417
6184
45.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
The Raiders boast one of the league's better defensive fronts, led by four-time Pro Bowler DE Maxx Crosby, and likely to be bolstered should DT Christian Wilkins recover from the foot injury that ended his 2024 season in Week 5. Beyond that, there's little cause for excitement with this unit, which has a below-average D/ST schedule from a matchups perspective. Hey, at least we can say they begin 2025 hosting the Patriots.
RANK
PLAYER
367
Bengals D/ST Headshot
Bengals D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
15
10
3
416
5921
62.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
39
13
7
2
410
6213
53.8
2025 OUTLOOK:
Much of the Bengals' defensive prospects hinge upon their getting an extension done with All-Pro sack leader DE Trey Hendrickson. The team frequently engages in high-scoring affairs, making the D/ST susceptible to bad matchups, meaning lots of homework for fantasy managers. That said, new defensive coordinator Al Golden's unit does get a pair of dreamy assignments to begin 2025 (@CLE, JAX), so perhaps managers can capitalize on those before formulating an exit plan.
RANK
PLAYER
368
Panthers D/ST Headshot
Panthers D/ST
YEAR
SCK
INT
FR
TD
PA
YA
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
32
9
8
0
528
6877
-3.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
37
13
6
2
415
6317
48.15
2025 OUTLOOK:
Defensively speaking, the Panthers' 2024 was a flat-out disaster. They surrendered a record 534 points, became one of only five teams this century to allow 30-plus points and 400-plus yards per game, and were ravaged by multiple injuries to key defenders. Having a healthy DT Derrick Brown back will surely help, and the Panthers' first seven games don't include a single truly terrifying D/ST matchup. Still, this is a matchups-oriented defense at best.
RANK
PLAYER
369
Parker Washington Headshot
Parker Washington
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
51
32
390
12.2
3
0
0
0
63.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
35
21
238
11.1
1
0
0
0
31.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
370
Elic Ayomanor Headshot
Elic Ayomanor
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
33
20
237
11.7
1
0
0
0
32.15
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ayomanor was selected by the Titans in the fourth round of April's draft. He sports a solid size/speed combo, though he lacks some short-area burst (as shown by his class-worst 1.58 10-yard split at the combine). That didn't slow him from a huge workload at Stanford, as he handled a 32% target share and 47% air yard share (second highest in this class) last season. His efficiency was mostly below average, but there's potential here. Ayomanor will begin his career behind Calvin Ridley, Tyler Lockett and perhaps Van Jefferson, Treylon Burks and fellow rookie Chimere Dike. Ayomanor is only worth drafting in dynasty.
RANK
PLAYER
371
Jermaine Burton Headshot
Jermaine Burton
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
4
107
26.8
0
0
0
0
10.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
28
17
220
13.2
2
0
0
0
34.05
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
372
Tim Patrick Headshot
Tim Patrick
Detroit LionsLionsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
44
33
394
11.9
3
0
0
0
57.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
18
219
12.3
2
0
0
0
31.83
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
373
Robert Woods Headshot
Robert Woods
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
30
20
203
10.2
0
0
0
0
19.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
33
20
210
10.7
1
0
0
0
27.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
374
Demarcus Robinson Headshot
Demarcus Robinson
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
31
505
16.3
7
0
0
0
92.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
26
14
229
16.2
2
0
0
0
33.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
375
Curtis Samuel Headshot
Curtis Samuel
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
46
31
253
8.2
1
5
14
0
32.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
25
17
167
9.7
1
5
23
0
29.37
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
376
Chimere Dike Headshot
Chimere Dike
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
17
196
11.6
1
2
13
0
28.8
2025 OUTLOOK:
Dike was selected by Tennessee in the fourth round of April's draft. He is a vertical target (12.7 aDOT) and return man whose collegiate receiving usage and efficiency was nothing spectacular, including a 1.74 YPRR and 56% catch rate. He can align all over the formation and showed well at the combine (4.34 40), but may be destined for backup WR and special teams work. He'll battle the likes of Van Jefferson, Treylon Burks and fellow fourth-round rookie Elic Ayomanor for snaps behind Calvin Ridley and Tyler Lockett this season. Dike is well off the short-term fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
377
Troy Franklin Headshot
Troy Franklin
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
53
28
263
9.4
2
2
8
0
39.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
24
14
202
14.1
2
2
13
0
31.42
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
378
Tory Horton Headshot
Tory Horton
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
16
207
12.7
1
0
0
0
28.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
Horton was selected by Seattle in the fifth round of April's draft. He busted out with 71-1,131-8 and 96-1,136-8 receiving lines in 2022 and 2023, respectively, before missing all but six games last season due to a knee injury. He has decent size, tested solid in Indy and posted good collegiate numbers in terms of raw totals (265-3,615-27 receiving) and efficiency (2.49 YPRR, 69% catch rate).
RANK
PLAYER
379
Roman Wilson Headshot
Roman Wilson
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
0
0
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
27
17
198
11.6
1
0
0
0
26.33
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
380
Kendrick Bourne Headshot
Kendrick Bourne
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
38
28
305
10.9
1
1
6
0
37.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
20
15
152
10.3
1
2
16
0
23.27
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
381
Luke McCaffrey Headshot
Luke McCaffrey
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
24
18
168
9.3
0
0
0
0
16.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
14
157
11.1
1
0
0
0
23.66
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
382
Devaughn Vele Headshot
Devaughn Vele
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
41
475
11.6
3
0
0
0
65.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
15
154
10.4
1
0
0
0
22.99
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
383
JuJu Smith-Schuster Headshot
JuJu Smith-Schuster
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
26
18
231
12.8
2
0
0
0
35.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
15
158
10.5
1
0
0
0
21.82
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
384
Cade Stover Headshot
Cade Stover
Houston TexansTexansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22
15
133
8.9
1
0
0
0
19.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
16
158
10.2
1
0
0
0
21.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
385
Tai Felton Headshot
Tai Felton
Minnesota VikingsVikingsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
14
151
11.0
1
0
0
0
22.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
Felton was selected by Minnesota in the third round of April's draft. He is a thin, 183-pound receiver with a small wingspan but solid speed (4.37 40) and athletic ability (40-inch vert, 130-inch broad). He had a huge 2024 at Maryland (96-1,124-9 receiving line, 31% target share), but his efficiency was average, at best, both last season and for his career. He'll battle for a backup role behind Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison and isn't on the 2025 fantasy radar.
RANK
PLAYER
386
Elijah Higgins Headshot
Elijah Higgins
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
24
20
172
8.6
2
0
0
0
29.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
21
16
143
9.2
1
0
0
0
20.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
387
Josh Whyle Headshot
Josh Whyle
Tennessee TitansTitansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
37
28
248
8.9
1
0
0
0
30.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
22
15
144
9.5
1
0
0
0
20.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
388
Mack Hollins Headshot
Mack Hollins
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
50
31
378
12.2
5
0
0
0
67.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
20
12
155
12.6
1
0
0
0
23.64
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
PLAYER
389
Scott Matlock Headshot
Scott Matlock
Los Angeles ChargersChargersDT, RB
YEAR
FF
FR
INT
SCK
TKA
TT
PD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
0
0
0
1
5
8
1
2.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
0
0
0
0
3
7
0
1.92
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jaylin Lane Headshot
Jaylin Lane
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
16
10
120
11.6
1
2
13
0
21.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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391
Zay Jones Headshot
Zay Jones
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
11
8
84
10.5
0
0
0
0
8.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
19
12
128
10.4
1
0
0
0
18.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Elijah Moore Headshot
Elijah Moore
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
102
61
538
8.8
1
1
1
0
59.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
20
12
133
11.2
1
0
0
0
18.27
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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393
Adam Trautman Headshot
Adam Trautman
Denver BroncosBroncosTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22
13
188
14.5
2
0
0
0
30.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
16
11
116
10.7
1
0
0
0
18.88
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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394
Luke Schoonmaker Headshot
Luke Schoonmaker
Dallas CowboysCowboysTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
36
27
241
8.9
1
0
0
0
30.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
18
12
112
9.0
1
0
0
0
16.7
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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395
Marquez Valdes-Scantling Headshot
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
44
19
411
21.6
4
1
4
0
69.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
16
8
149
18.1
1
0
0
0
20.87
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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396
Kalif Raymond Headshot
Kalif Raymond
Detroit LionsLionsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22
17
215
12.6
2
2
0
0
39.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
14
10
112
11.0
1
0
0
0
17.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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397
KhaDarel Hodge Headshot
KhaDarel Hodge
Atlanta FalconsFalconsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
7
131
18.7
1
0
0
0
21.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
16
9
127
13.5
1
0
0
0
17.13
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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398
Jahan Dotson Headshot
Jahan Dotson
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
33
19
216
11.4
0
1
13
0
22.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
16
10
116
12.2
1
0
0
0
16.48
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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399
Malachi Corley Headshot
Malachi Corley
New York JetsJetsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
6
3
16
5.3
0
2
26
0
3.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
14
9
99
11.4
1
5
30
0
17.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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400
Julian Hill Headshot
Julian Hill
Miami DolphinsDolphinsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19
12
100
8.3
0
0
0
0
10.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
15
10
103
10.3
1
0
0
0
15.22
2025 OUTLOOK:
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Jalen Royals Headshot
Jalen Royals
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
15
9
106
11.4
1
0
0
0
15.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
Royals was selected by the Chiefs in the fourth round of April's draft. He has an average frame but moves well, as shown by a solid 4.42 40, which included a class-best 1.49 10-yard split. He's a perimeter receiver who primarily works in the short area and lived on hook routes at Utah State. Even in a good Chiefs offense, Royals is a long shot for 2025 fantasy value, as he'll be behind Xavier Worthy, Rashee Rice, Hollywood Brown and perhaps JuJu Smith-Schuster on the depth chart. He's only worth drafting in dynasty.
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402
Dontayvion Wicks Headshot
Dontayvion Wicks
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
76
39
415
10.6
5
0
0
0
71.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
15
8
114
13.8
1
0
0
0
16.67
2025 OUTLOOK:
Wicks is entering his third NFL season after catching exactly 39 passes during each of his first two years in Green Bay. He's generally been a depth receiver, but there were seven games last season in which he played at least 70% of the offensive snaps (Romeo Doubs and/or Christian Watson were sidelined those weeks). Wicks handled a healthy 22% target share (6.6 per game), but wasn't overly productive. After a strong 5-78-2 showing on 13 targets (24.8 fantasy points) in Week 4, he failed to clear seven targets, five receptions, 49 yards or 9.9 fantasy points in any of the other six outings. Even with Christian Watson likely to miss all or most of 2025, Wicks will have his hands full finding reps with Matthew Golden, Doubs, Jayden Reed and Savion Williams also on the roster. Wicks isn't worth drafting.
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403
Savion Williams Headshot
Savion Williams
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
12
7
85
11.9
1
4
27
0
16.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
Williams was selected by Green Bay in the third round of April's draft. He is the heaviest WR in this class (222 pounds), has big hands (10.3 inches) and plays mostly on the perimeter (82% of routes), but he's a short-range target, as shown by his 6.4 aDOT (second lowest in this WR class) and 10.2 YPR (lowest) last season. In addition to his 87 targets, Williams posted a 51-322-6 rushing line in 2024. He ran a strong 4.48 40 and has the potential to emerge as a multi-faceted (rusher, receiver, returner) asset in the pros. Williams' path to consistent targets in 2025 is tricky, as Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed and fellow rookie Matthew Golden headline the depth chart. He's only worth a late-round flier, but is a good dynasty hold.
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404
Gunnar Helm Headshot
Gunnar Helm
Tennessee TitansTitansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
14
9
94
10.1
1
0
0
0
13.36
2025 OUTLOOK:
Helm was selected by the Titans in the fourth round of April's draft. His career 80% catch rate is best in this class (min. 25 targets), but he wasn't used a ton (99 targets and a 6% share in 55 games) in a good Texas offense. He underwhelmed at the combine, running a 4.84 40 at 241 pounds and posting a class-low 30-inch vertical. Helm will battle Josh Whyle for backup duties behind Chig Okonkwo, and is not a short-term fantasy option.
RANK
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405
Johnny Mundt Headshot
Johnny Mundt
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
27
19
142
7.5
2
0
0
0
26.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
14
10
90
8.8
1
0
0
0
12.24
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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406
Jake Bobo Headshot
Jake Bobo
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17
13
107
8.2
1
0
0
0
16.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
13
8
98
11.6
1
0
0
0
13.1
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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407
Charlie Woerner Headshot
Charlie Woerner
Atlanta FalconsFalconsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
7
46
6.6
0
0
0
0
4.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
13
9
86
9.5
1
0
0
0
11.95
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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408
Derius Davis Headshot
Derius Davis
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17
13
112
8.6
2
12
39
0
27.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
4
40
11.1
0
10
55
0
16.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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409
Grant Calcaterra Headshot
Grant Calcaterra
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
30
24
298
12.4
1
0
0
0
35.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
11
8
82
9.9
1
0
0
0
11.63
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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410
Tim Jones Headshot
Tim Jones
Minnesota VikingsVikingsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
5
3
41
13.7
0
0
0
0
4.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
11
7
77
10.6
1
0
0
0
11.55
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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411
Arian Smith Headshot
Arian Smith
New York JetsJetsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
12
7
84
11.4
0
0
0
0
10.75
2025 OUTLOOK:
Smith was selected by the Jets in the fourth round of April's draft. The Georgia product was limited to a class-low 5.5% of the targets during his 47 games with the Bulldogs. He dropped nine of his 76 targets last season, though his career 16.0 aDOT tops this class. Smith is a long shot for consistent fantasy value in the Jets' low-volume passing game, but he has a path to snaps with Allen Lazard, Josh Reynolds and Malachi Corley as his top competition behind Garrett Wilson.
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412
Jonathan Mingo Headshot
Jonathan Mingo
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
42
17
167
9.8
0
2
5
0
16.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
12
6
84
13.1
0
0
0
0
11.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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413
Jeremy Ruckert Headshot
Jeremy Ruckert
New York JetsJetsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
28
18
105
5.8
0
0
0
0
10.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
12
8
74
9.4
0
0
0
0
9.29
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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414
Dante Pettis Headshot
Dante Pettis
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
28
12
120
10.0
1
0
0
0
18.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
11
6
71
12.0
0
2
13
0
11.15
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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415
Daniel Bellinger Headshot
Daniel Bellinger
New York GiantsGiantsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17
14
125
8.9
0
0
0
0
12.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
11
8
67
8.3
0
0
0
0
8.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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416
Drew Sample Headshot
Drew Sample
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22
20
109
5.5
1
1
-4
0
16.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
7
57
8.1
0
0
0
0
8.36
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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417
Colby Parkinson Headshot
Colby Parkinson
Los Angeles RamsRamsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
49
30
294
9.8
1
0
0
0
35.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
6
57
9.8
1
0
0
0
9.08
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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418
Olamide Zaccheaus Headshot
Olamide Zaccheaus
Chicago BearsBearsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
64
45
506
11.2
3
1
8
0
70.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
5
53
10.0
0
2
13
0
9.22
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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419
Justin Watson Headshot
Justin Watson
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
32
22
289
13.1
2
0
0
0
40.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
5
68
14.3
0
0
0
0
9.17
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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420
Darnell Washington Headshot
Darnell Washington
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
25
19
200
10.5
1
0
0
0
26.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
6
55
9.8
0
0
0
0
7.99
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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421
Tommy Mellott Headshot
Tommy Mellott
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
4
44
11.7
0
4
24
0
9.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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422
Hunter Renfrow Headshot
Hunter Renfrow
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
8
6
54
9.3
0
0
0
0
7.41
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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423
Mo Alie-Cox Headshot
Mo Alie-Cox
Indianapolis ColtsColtsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
22
12
147
12.3
1
0
0
0
20.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
7
4
52
12.3
1
0
0
0
8.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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424
Michael Burton Headshot
Michael Burton
Denver BroncosBroncosRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
7
8
1.1
1
10
65
1
19.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
18
4.2
0
4
29
0
6.85
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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425
Jordan Watkins Headshot
Jordan Watkins
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
2
31
13.6
0
4
27
0
8.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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426
Jamal Agnew Headshot
Jamal Agnew
Atlanta FalconsFalconsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
37
10.4
0
0
0
0
6.96
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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427
Brevyn Spann-Ford Headshot
Brevyn Spann-Ford
Dallas CowboysCowboysTE
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
9
88
9.8
0
0
0
0
8.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
4
41
9.9
0
0
0
0
6.09
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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428
Brock Wright Headshot
Brock Wright
Detroit LionsLionsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
16
13
100
7.7
2
0
0
0
22.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
39
9.8
0
0
0
0
6.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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429
Payne Durham Headshot
Payne Durham
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
11
115
10.5
2
0
0
0
23.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
37
9.9
0
0
0
0
6.14
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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430
Pharaoh Brown Headshot
Pharaoh Brown
Miami DolphinsDolphinsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
8
65
8.1
0
0
0
0
5.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
4
42
10.1
0
0
0
0
5.65
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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431
Isaac TeSlaa Headshot
Isaac TeSlaa
Detroit LionsLionsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
42
12.2
0
0
0
0
6.14
2025 OUTLOOK:
TeSlaa was selected by Detroit in the third round of April's draft. He is the only WR in this class who had zero recorded drops during his Division I tenure, though his 1.48 YPRR while at Arkansas is lowest among all WRs in this rookie class. He showed well at the combine, though, including a 4.43 40 at 214 pounds. TeSlaa will operate as a depth receiver behind Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams and perhaps Tim Patrick and Kalif Raymond this season. He's only worth rostering in dynasty.
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432
C.J. Ham Headshot
C.J. Ham
Minnesota VikingsVikingsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
2
10
5.0
1
5
35
0
9.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
8
4.2
0
5
28
0
4.68
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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433
Brevin Jordan Headshot
Brevin Jordan
Houston TexansTexansTE
Injured Reserve
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
2
7
3.5
0
0
0
0
0.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
41
11.1
0
0
0
0
5.69
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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434
Ian Thomas Headshot
Ian Thomas
Las Vegas RaidersRaidersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
6
3
7
2.3
0
0
0
0
0.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
4
41
10.5
0
0
0
0
5.46
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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435
John Bates Headshot
John Bates
Washington CommandersCommandersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13
8
84
10.5
0
0
0
0
7.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
36
9.7
0
0
0
0
5.48
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Tip Reiman Headshot
Tip Reiman
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
7
6
37
6.2
0
0
0
0
3.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
37
9.7
0
0
0
0
5.3
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Luke Farrell Headshot
Luke Farrell
San Francisco 49ers49ersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17
12
67
5.6
0
0
0
0
6.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
39
10.3
0
0
0
0
5.44
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Eric Saubert Headshot
Eric Saubert
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
11
97
8.8
1
0
0
0
15.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
36
9.9
0
0
0
0
5.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Damien Martinez Headshot
Damien Martinez
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
36
4.2
0
2
15
0
6.98
2025 OUTLOOK:
Martinez was selected by the Seahawks in the seventh round of April's draft. The Miami product is a big, power back who is effective as a rusher -- his 4.48 YAC last season trailed only Ashton Jeanty, and the same goes for his 3.88 career rate -- but he may not do much as a receiver in the pros. Martinez will begin his career buried behind Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet, so he's well off the fantasy radar.
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Ty Chandler Headshot
Ty Chandler
Minnesota VikingsVikingsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
56
182
3.3
0
6
42
0
22.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
24
4.2
0
2
15
0
6.59
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Austin Trammell Headshot
Austin Trammell
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
2
40
20.0
0
0
0
0
3.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
6
3
40
11.9
0
0
0
0
5.58
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Michael Gallup Headshot
Michael Gallup
Washington CommandersCommandersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
38
11.7
0
0
0
0
5.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Ihmir Smith-Marsette Headshot
Ihmir Smith-Marsette
New York GiantsGiantsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
0
0
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
6.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
11.2
0
0
0
0
7.16
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Bryce Oliver Headshot
Bryce Oliver
Tennessee TitansTitansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
6
95
15.8
0
0
0
0
9.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
38
11.3
0
0
0
0
5.4
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Charlie Kolar Headshot
Charlie Kolar
Baltimore RavensRavensTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
11
9
131
14.6
1
1
2
0
19.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
33
10.5
0
0
0
0
5.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Durham Smythe Headshot
Durham Smythe
Chicago BearsBearsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
17
9
53
5.9
0
0
0
0
5.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
4
31
7.9
0
0
0
0
4.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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DeeJay Dallas Headshot
DeeJay Dallas
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
49
5.4
0
3
11
1
18.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
20
4.4
0
2
14
0
6.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Scotty Miller Headshot
Scotty Miller
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
5
69
13.8
0
0
0
0
6.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
39
12.1
0
0
0
0
5.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jalin Hyatt Headshot
Jalin Hyatt
New York GiantsGiantsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
19
8
62
7.8
0
0
0
0
6.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
3
41
13.8
0
0
0
0
5.28
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Craig Reynolds Headshot
Craig Reynolds
Detroit LionsLionsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
31
139
4.5
0
3
40
0
17.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
20
4.2
0
2
17
0
5.69
2025 OUTLOOK:
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Devin Duvernay Headshot
Devin Duvernay
Chicago BearsBearsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
16
11
79
7.2
0
4
3
0
8.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
17
9.7
0
0
0
0
5.63
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Charlie Jones Headshot
Charlie Jones
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
1
1
5
5.0
0
0
0
0
5.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
23
12.2
0
0
0
0
5.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jacob Cowing Headshot
Jacob Cowing
San Francisco 49ers49ersWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
6
4
80
20.0
0
1
7
0
7.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
2
31
13.7
0
0
0
0
5.43
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Rasheen Ali Headshot
Rasheen Ali
Baltimore RavensRavensRB
Questionable
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10
31
3.1
0
0
0
0
3.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
5
22
4.2
0
2
12
0
5.5
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Patrick Ricard Headshot
Patrick Ricard
Baltimore RavensRavensRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
0
0
0.0
0
3
22
1
8.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
0
0
0.0
0
3
25
0
3.78
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jeremy McNichols Headshot
Jeremy McNichols
Washington CommandersCommandersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
55
261
4.7
4
9
27
0
54.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
19
4.3
0
2
14
0
4.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Kimani Vidal Headshot
Kimani Vidal
Los Angeles ChargersChargersRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
43
155
3.6
0
5
62
1
27.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
18
4.2
0
2
15
0
4.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Britain Covey Headshot
Britain Covey
Los Angeles RamsRamsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
8
7
34
4.9
0
0
0
0
3.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
21
11.9
0
2
14
0
5.14
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Carson Steele Headshot
Carson Steele
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
56
183
3.3
0
7
26
0
18.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
4
16
4.2
0
2
15
0
4.51
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Malik Heath Headshot
Malik Heath
Green Bay PackersPackersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13
10
97
9.7
2
0
0
0
21.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
24
11.7
0
0
0
0
3.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Xavier Gipson Headshot
Xavier Gipson
New York JetsJetsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
10
6
39
6.5
1
1
5
0
9.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
1
17
12.2
0
0
0
0
4.31
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Dee Eskridge Headshot
Dee Eskridge
Miami DolphinsDolphinsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
3
44
14.7
0
0
0
0
4.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
23
12.8
0
0
0
0
3.97
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Nikko Remigio Headshot
Nikko Remigio
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
6
2
48
24.0
0
0
0
0
4.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
1
1
10
12.3
0
0
0
0
4.4
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Audric Estime Headshot
Audric Estime
Denver BroncosBroncosRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
76
310
4.1
2
5
27
0
44.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
9
37
4.2
0
0
0
0
5.18
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jared Wiley Headshot
Jared Wiley
Kansas City ChiefsChiefsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
1
1
7
7.0
0
0
0
0
0.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
9.8
0
0
0
0
3.23
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Tanner Conner Headshot
Tanner Conner
Miami DolphinsDolphinsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
4
3
16
5.3
0
0
0
0
1.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
21
10.0
0
0
0
0
3.17
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Tanner Hudson Headshot
Tanner Hudson
Cincinnati BengalsBengalsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
23
19
154
8.1
1
1
1
0
20.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
8.7
0
0
0
0
2.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Nate Adkins Headshot
Nate Adkins
Denver BroncosBroncosTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15
14
115
8.2
3
0
0
0
29.5
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
9.6
0
0
0
0
3.12
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Gavin Bartholomew Headshot
Gavin Bartholomew
Minnesota VikingsVikingsTE
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
9.5
0
0
0
0
3.01
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Ryan Flournoy Headshot
Ryan Flournoy
Dallas CowboysCowboysWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
10
102
10.2
0
0
0
0
9.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
21
10.7
0
0
0
0
3.13
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Davis Allen Headshot
Davis Allen
Los Angeles RamsRamsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
13
6
39
6.5
0
0
0
0
3.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
9.9
0
0
0
0
3.06
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Tylan Wallace Headshot
Tylan Wallace
Baltimore RavensRavensWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
12
11
193
17.5
1
0
0
0
27.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
1
19
13.4
0
0
0
0
3.77
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Lucas Krull Headshot
Lucas Krull
Denver BroncosBroncosTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
23
19
152
8.0
0
0
0
0
15.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
9.6
0
0
0
0
2.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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KeAndre Lambert-Smith Headshot
KeAndre Lambert-Smith
Los Angeles ChargersChargersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
11.5
0
0
0
0
3.05
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Mitchell Evans Headshot
Mitchell Evans
Carolina PanthersPanthersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
10.1
0
0
0
0
2.84
2025 OUTLOOK:
Evans was selected by the Panthers in the fifth round of April's draft. He is a capable two-way tight end who peaked as a receiver with a 43-421-3 receiving line in 2024 at Notre Dame. It was a solid rebound after substantial missed action in 2022 (broken foot) and 2023 (torn ACL). Evans ran a solid 4.74 40-yard dash at 258 pounds at the combine. He'll likely slot in as the team's No. 3 tight end behind second-year Ja'Tavion Sanders and veteran Tommy Tremble.
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Hunter Long Headshot
Hunter Long
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguarsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
7
60
8.6
0
0
0
0
6.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
9.5
0
0
0
0
2.7
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Laviska Shenault Jr. Headshot
Laviska Shenault Jr.
Buffalo BillsBillsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
5
5
36
7.2
0
1
1
0
7.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
11.0
0
0
0
0
3.02
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Trent Sherfield Sr. Headshot
Trent Sherfield Sr.
Denver BroncosBroncosWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
8
83
10.4
1
0
0
0
14.3
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
12.8
0
0
0
0
3.17
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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David Martin-Robinson Headshot
David Martin-Robinson
Tennessee TitansTitansTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
2
1
6
6.0
0
0
0
0
0.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
10.0
0
0
0
0
2.79
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jackson Hawes Headshot
Jackson Hawes
Buffalo BillsBillsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
10.0
0
0
0
0
2.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
Hawes was selected by the Bills in the fifth round of April's draft. He did a lot of blocking and produced only a 16-195-0 receiving line in 12 games (5% target share) last season, his lone campaign at Georgia Tech. He's unlikely to emerge as a consistent pass catcher in the pros.
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Connor Heyward Headshot
Connor Heyward
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelersTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
8
6
40
6.7
1
0
0
0
10.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
17
9.3
0
0
0
0
2.62
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Feleipe Franks Headshot
Feleipe Franks
Atlanta FalconsFalconsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
1
12
12.0
0
0
0
0
1.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
9.8
0
0
0
0
2.71
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Chris Manhertz Headshot
Chris Manhertz
New York GiantsGiantsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
4
3
30
10.0
1
0
0
0
9.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
9.9
0
0
0
0
2.71
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Jaheim Bell Headshot
Jaheim Bell
New England PatriotsPatriotsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
2
20
10.0
0
0
0
0
2.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
10.3
0
0
0
0
2.81
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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Blake Whiteheart Headshot
Blake Whiteheart
Cleveland BrownsBrownsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
6
51
8.5
1
0
0
0
11.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
9.3
0
0
0
0
2.53
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
RANK
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486
Brenden Bates Headshot
Brenden Bates
Cleveland BrownsBrownsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
1
0
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
9.6
0
0
0
0
2.54
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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487
John Metchie III Headshot
John Metchie III
Houston TexansTexansWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
37
24
254
10.6
1
0
0
0
31.4
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
11.7
0
0
0
0
2.86
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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488
Devontez Walker Headshot
Devontez Walker
Baltimore RavensRavensWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
1
21
21.0
1
0
0
0
8.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
1
18
12.9
0
0
0
0
3.19
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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489
Jack Stoll Headshot
Jack Stoll
New Orleans SaintsSaintsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
2
10
5.0
0
0
0
0
1.0
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
17
9.2
0
0
0
0
2.42
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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490
Simi Fehoko Headshot
Simi Fehoko
Arizona CardinalsCardinalsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
16
6
106
17.7
0
0
0
0
10.6
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
12.7
0
0
0
0
2.89
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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491
Kayshon Boutte Headshot
Kayshon Boutte
New England PatriotsPatriotsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
68
43
589
13.7
3
0
0
0
80.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
20
12.6
0
0
0
0
2.9
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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492
Cedrick Wilson Jr. Headshot
Cedrick Wilson Jr.
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
27
20
211
10.6
1
0
0
0
30.94
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
10.1
0
0
0
0
2.45
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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493
Jamari Thrash Headshot
Jamari Thrash
Cleveland BrownsBrownsWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
7
3
22
7.3
0
0
0
0
2.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
10.8
0
0
0
0
2.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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494
Bub Means Headshot
Bub Means
New Orleans SaintsSaintsWR
Questionable
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
15
9
118
13.1
1
0
0
0
17.8
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
10.8
0
0
0
0
2.52
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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495
David Moore Headshot
David Moore
Carolina PanthersPanthersWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
57
32
351
11.0
3
1
0
0
53.1
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
19
11.6
0
0
0
0
2.61
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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496
Robbie Ouzts Headshot
Robbie Ouzts
Seattle SeahawksSeahawksRB
YEAR
CAR
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
2025 PROJECTIONS
0
0
0.0
0
2
15
0
2.07
2025 OUTLOOK:
Ouzts was selected by the Seahawks in the fifth round of April's draft. The heaviest FB/TE in this class (274 pounds), Ouzts primarily worked as a blocker and his 3% target share last season limited him to 108 yards on 10 targets. He's unlikely to ever see enough targets to find his way to fantasy relevance, especially considering he's expected to focus on fullback duties in Seattle.
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497
David Bell Headshot
David Bell
Cleveland BrownsBrownsWR
Out
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
3
3
27
9.0
0
0
0
0
2.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
3
2
18
9.4
0
0
0
0
2.1
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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498
Drew Ogletree Headshot
Drew Ogletree
Indianapolis ColtsColtsTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
14
9
109
12.1
1
0
0
0
16.9
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
2
16
10.4
0
0
0
0
2.47
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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499
Ainias Smith Headshot
Ainias Smith
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesWR
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
9
7
41
5.9
1
2
6
0
10.7
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
1
17
11.5
0
0
0
0
2.6
2025 OUTLOOK:
No outlook available.
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500
Kylen Granson Headshot
Kylen Granson
Philadelphia EaglesEaglesTE
YEAR
TAR
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
CAR
YDS
TD
FPTS
2024 STATISTICS
31
14
182
13.0
0
0
0
0
18.2
2025 PROJECTIONS
2
1
18
12.7
0
0
0
0
2.74
2025 OUTLOOK:

