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Dynasty Fantasy Football Risers and Fallers - June 2025 Market Report and Rankings

Baker Mayfield - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Matt's dynasty fantasy football risers and fallers for June 2025. Fantasy football trade advice with buy and sell recommendations. Read the expert analysis for dynasty leagues.

It's that time of the month again; it's time to take a deep look at the fantasy landscape and determine which players fantasy football managers need to be making a play for and which ones they should consider taking a loss on.

During the summer months, the dynasty market slows down, with much of the market correcting itself after the NFL Draft. However, we have had a few opportunities to see some of our dynasty assets take the field in June, with some creating buzz while others appear poised to produce less-than-desirable outcomes moving forward.

For a deeper dive into dynasty strategy, rankings, and trade tactics, check out our complete Dynasty Fantasy Football Guide.

Editor's Note: RotoBaller’s Dynasty content delivers year-round dynasty fantasy football rankings, trade advice, rookie analysis, and player outlooks. Build a title-winning roster with sleepers, stash targets, and our full dynasty fantasy football guide.

 

Fantasy Football Dynasty Rankings (June 2025)

Tier Rank Player Name Pos
1 1 Ja'Marr Chase WR
1 2 Justin Jefferson WR
1 3 Malik Nabers WR
2 4 CeeDee Lamb WR
2 5 Bijan Robinson RB
2 6 Jahmyr Gibbs RB
2 7 Puka Nacua WR
2 8 Amon-Ra St. Brown WR
2 9 Ashton Jeanty RB
3 10 Brian Thomas Jr. WR
3 11 Brock Bowers TE
3 12 Nico Collins WR
3 13 Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR
4 14 Drake London WR
4 15 Saquon Barkley RB
4 16 A.J. Brown WR
4 17 De'Von Achane RB
5 18 Garrett Wilson WR
5 19 Ladd McConkey WR
5 20 Marvin Harrison Jr. WR
5 21 Josh Allen QB
5 22 Omarion Hampton RB
5 23 Rashee Rice WR
6 24 Lamar Jackson QB
6 25 Tee Higgins WR
6 26 Trey McBride TE
6 27 Travis Hunter WR
6 28 Breece Hall RB
6 29 Tetairoa McMillan WR
7 30 Jonathan Taylor RB
7 31 Bucky Irving RB
7 32 Jayden Daniels QB
7 33 TreVeyon Henderson RB
7 34 Zay Flowers WR
7 35 Quinshon Judkins RB
7 36 DeVonta Smith WR
7 37 George Pickens WR
7 38 Kyren Williams RB
8 39 Jalen Hurts QB
8 40 James Cook RB
8 41 Christian McCaffrey RB
8 42 Chase Brown RB
8 43 Jordan Addison WR
8 44 Rome Odunze WR
8 45 Jaylen Waddle WR
8 46 DJ Moore WR
9 47 DK Metcalf WR
9 48 Xavier Worthy WR
9 49 Kenneth Walker III RB
9 50 Chris Olave WR
9 51 Sam LaPorta TE
9 52 Joe Burrow QB
9 53 Patrick Mahomes QB
9 54 Emeka Egbuka WR
9 55 Jameson Williams WR
9 56 Brandon Aiyuk WR
10 57 Josh Jacobs RB
10 58 RJ Harvey RB
10 59 Colston Loveland TE
10 60 Terry McLaurin WR
10 61 Matthew Golden WR
10 62 Luther Burden III WR
10 63 Tyler Warren TE
10 64 Tyreek Hill WR
10 65 Kaleb Johnson RB
10 66 Jerry Jeudy WR
10 67 Davante Adams WR
10 68 Derrick Henry RB
10 69 Mike Evans WR
10 70 Drake Maye QB
11 71 Chris Godwin WR
11 72 C.J. Stroud QB
11 73 Justin Herbert QB
11 74 Caleb Williams QB
11 75 David Montgomery RB
11 76 Jayden Reed WR
11 77 Khalil Shakir WR
11 78 George Kittle TE
11 79 Joe Mixon RB
11 80 Chuba Hubbard RB
11 81 T.J. Hockenson TE
11 82 Jayden Higgins WR
11 83 Ricky Pearsall WR
11 84 Courtland Sutton WR
11 85 Brian Robinson Jr. RB
12 86 Isiah Pacheco RB
12 87 Tre Harris WR
12 88 Cam Skattebo RB
12 89 Jauan Jennings WR
12 90 Dalton Kincaid TE
12 91 Bo Nix QB
12 92 Jordan Love QB
12 93 Alvin Kamara RB
12 94 Michael Pittman Jr. WR
12 95 Josh Downs WR
12 96 David Njoku TE
12 97 Mark Andrews TE
12 98 James Conner RB
13 99 Tyrone Tracy Jr. RB
13 100 Kyler Murray QB
13 101 Calvin Ridley WR
13 102 Deebo Samuel Sr. WR
13 103 Tony Pollard RB
13 104 D'Andre Swift RB
13 105 Jack Bech WR
13 106 Jaylin Noel WR
13 107 Keon Coleman WR
13 108 Kyle Pitts TE
13 109 Jake Ferguson TE
13 110 Travis Etienne Jr. RB
13 111 Zach Charbonnet RB
13 112 Tucker Kraft TE
13 113 Evan Engram TE
14 114 Cooper Kupp WR
14 115 Bhayshul Tuten RB
14 116 Kyle Williams WR
14 117 Baker Mayfield QB
14 118 Travis Kelce TE
14 119 Jakobi Meyers WR
14 120 Rashid Shaheed WR
14 121 Najee Harris RB
14 122 Darnell Mooney WR
14 123 Trey Benson RB
14 124 Aaron Jones RB
14 125 J.J. McCarthy QB
14 126 Brock Purdy QB
14 127 Elic Ayomanor WR
14 128 Dak Prescott QB
15 129 Trevor Lawrence QB
15 130 Jalen McMillan WR
15 131 Isaiah Likely TE
15 132 Stefon Diggs WR
15 133 Tyjae Spears RB
15 134 Elijah Arroyo TE
15 135 Jaylen Warren RB
15 136 Jared Goff QB
15 137 Jonnu Smith TE
15 138 Xavier Legette WR
15 139 Jonathon Brooks RB
15 140 Cam Ward QB
16 141 Rhamondre Stevenson RB
16 142 Michael Penix Jr. QB
16 143 Dylan Sampson RB
16 144 Cedric Tillman WR
16 145 Christian Kirk WR
16 146 Jordan Mason RB
16 147 Tank Dell WR
16 148 Pat Freiermuth TE
16 149 Jalen Royals WR
16 150 Rachaad White RB
16 151 Tua Tagovailoa QB
16 152 Mason Taylor TE
16 153 Javonte Williams RB
16 154 Cade Otton TE
16 155 Tank Bigsby RB
17 156 Isaac Guerendo RB
17 157 Justin Fields QB
17 158 Blake Corum RB
17 159 Bryce Young QB
17 160 Romeo Doubs WR
17 161 Braelon Allen RB
17 162 Terrance Ferguson TE
17 163 Adonai Mitchell WR
17 164 Jaxson Dart QB
18 165 Sam Darnold QB
18 166 Anthony Richardson QB
18 167 Brenton Strange TE
18 168 Marvin Mims Jr. WR
18 169 J.K. Dobbins RB
18 170 Wan'Dale Robinson WR
18 171 DJ Giddens RB
18 172 Ray Davis RB
18 173 Amari Cooper WR
18 174 Jaylen Wright RB
18 175 Marquise Brown WR
18 176 Harold Fannin Jr. TE
18 177 Trevor Etienne RB
18 178 Ja'Tavion Sanders TE
18 179 Rashod Bateman WR
18 180 Isaac TeSlaa WR
18 181 Jaydon Blue RB
18 182 Dallas Goedert TE
18 183 Rico Dowdle RB
18 184 Devin Neal RB
18 185 Keenan Allen WR
18 186 Christian Watson WR
18 187 Geno Smith QB
19 188 Jalen Milroe QB
19 189 Jalen Coker WR
19 190 MarShawn Lloyd RB
19 191 Quentin Johnston WR
19 192 Jarquez Hunter RB
19 193 Tai Felton WR
19 194 Dontayvion Wicks WR
19 195 Joshua Palmer WR
19 196 Damien Martinez RB
19 197 Michael Wilson WR
19 198 Ben Sinnott TE
19 199 Chimere Dike WR
19 200 DeMario Douglas WR
19 201 Ollie Gordon II RB
19 202 Matthew Stafford QB
19 203 Brashard Smith RB
19 204 Jerome Ford RB
20 205 Pat Bryant WR
20 206 Woody Marks RB
20 207 Hunter Renfrow WR
20 208 Chig Okonkwo TE
20 209 Audric Estime RB
20 210 Jordan James RB
20 211 Mike Gesicki TE
20 212 Tyler Allgeier RB
20 213 Shedeur Sanders QB
20 214 Alec Pierce WR
20 215 Ja'Lynn Polk WR
20 216 Tahj Brooks RB
20 217 Austin Ekeler RB
20 218 Tory Horton WR
20 219 DeAndre Hopkins WR
21 220 Roschon Johnson RB
21 221 LeQuint Allen RB
21 222 Roman Wilson WR
21 223 Theo Johnson TE
21 224 Dyami Brown WR
21 225 Jordan Whittington WR
21 226 Troy Franklin WR
21 227 Savion Williams WR
21 228 Jermaine Burton WR
21 229 Tyler Shough QB
21 230 Cole Kmet TE
21 231 Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR
21 232 Nick Chubb RB
21 233 Russell Wilson QB
21 234 Hunter Henry TE
21 235 Elijah Moore WR
21 236 Isaiah Davis RB
21 237 Devin Singletary RB
21 238 Kendre Miller RB
21 239 Tez Johnson WR
21 240 Isaiah Bond WR
21 241 Andrei Iosivas WR
21 242 Kirk Cousins QB
21 243 Brandin Cooks WR
21 244 Xavier Restrepo WR
21 245 Jalen Tolbert WR
21 246 Diontae Johnson WR
21 247 Luke McCaffrey WR
21 248 Zach Ertz TE
21 249 Dalton Schultz TE
21 250 Malachi Corley WR
21 251 Kimani Vidal RB
21 252 Adam Thielen WR
21 253 Gunnar Helm TE
21 254 Darius Slayton WR
21 255 Raheim Sanders RB
21 256 Calvin Austin III WR
21 257 Kareem Hunt RB
21 258 Phil Mafah RB
21 259 Jaylin Lane WR
21 260 Sean Tucker RB
22 261 Gabe Davis WR
22 262 Luke Musgrave TE
22 263 Michael Mayer TE
22 264 Nate Noel RB
22 265 Devaughn Vele WR
22 266 Joe Milton III QB
22 267 Juwan Johnson TE
22 268 Javon Baker WR
22 269 Justice Hill RB
22 270 Jaleel McLaughlin RB
22 271 John Metchie III WR
22 272 Keaton Mitchell RB
22 273 Ricky White III WR
22 274 Oronde Gadsden II TE
22 275 Taysom Hill TE
22 276 Antonio Gibson RB
22 277 Arian Smith WR
22 278 Marcus Yarns RB
22 279 Will Howard QB
22 280 Jameis Winston QB
22 281 Noah Fant TE
22 282 Kalel Mullings RB
22 283 Kyle McCord QB
22 284 Malik Washington WR
22 285 Mike Williams WR
22 286 Tre Tucker WR
22 287 Donovan Edwards RB
22 288 Tyler Lockett WR
22 289 Aaron Rodgers QB
22 290 Erick All Jr. TE
22 291 Parker Washington WR
22 292 Tyler Conklin TE
22 293 Daniel Jones QB
22 294 Dillon Gabriel QB
22 295 Jalen Nailor WR
22 296 Noah Gray TE
22 297 Jahan Dotson WR
22 298 Nick Nash WR
22 299 Sincere McCormick RB
22 300 Zack Moss RB
23 301 Riley Leonard QB
23 302 Luke Schoonmaker TE
23 303 Raheem Mostert RB
23 304 Jordan Watkins WR
23 305 Kyle Monangai RB
23 306 Tutu Atwell WR
23 307 Nick Westbrook-Ikhine WR
23 308 Quinn Ewers QB
23 309 Sione Vaki RB
23 310 Bru McCoy WR
23 311 Noah Brown WR
23 312 Kayshon Boutte WR
23 313 Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB
23 314 Will Shipley RB
23 315 Curtis Samuel WR
23 316 Demarcus Robinson WR
23 317 Efton Chism III WR
23 318 Will Levis QB
23 319 Theo Wease Jr. WR
23 320 Zamir White RB
23 321 Ty Chandler RB
23 322 Tyler Higbee TE
23 323 Gus Edwards RB
23 324 Ray-Ray McCloud III WR
23 325 Khalil Herbert RB
23 326 Elijhah Badger WR
23 327 Cody Schrader RB
23 328 Alexander Mattison RB
23 329 Kenneth Gainwell RB
23 330 Jalin Hyatt WR
23 331 Sam Brown Jr. WR
23 332 AJ Barner TE
23 333 Devontez Walker WR
23 334 Elijah Mitchell RB
23 335 Greg Dulcich TE
23 336 Trey Palmer WR
23 337 Rondale Moore WR
23 338 Emanuel Wilson RB
23 339 Greg Dortch WR
23 340 Jacob Cowing WR
23 341 Colby Parkinson TE
23 342 Kobe Hudson WR
23 343 Cam Akers RB
23 344 Andrew Armstrong WR
24 345 Austin Hooper TE
24 346 Jonathan Mingo WR
24 347 Tyler Johnson WR
24 348 Chris Rodriguez Jr. RB
24 349 Dameon Pierce RB
24 350 Dawson Knox TE
24 351 Jake Briningstool TE
24 352 Ty Johnson RB
24 353 Corey Kiner RB
24 354 Will Dissly TE
24 355 Bo Melton WR
24 356 Darnell Washington TE
24 357 Spencer Rattler QB
24 358 Sterling Shepard WR
24 359 Keandre Lambert-Smith WR
24 360 Carson Steele RB
24 361 Cade Stover TE
24 362 D'Onta Foreman RB
24 363 Deshaun Watson QB
24 364 Da'Quan Felton WR
24 365 Josh Reynolds WR
24 366 Trey Lance QB
24 367 Trey Sermon RB
24 368 Israel Abanikanda RB
24 369 AJ Dillon RB
24 370 K.J. Osborn WR
24 371 Treylon Burks WR
24 372 Tyler Boyd WR
24 373 Jamari Thrash WR
24 374 JuJu Smith-Schuster WR
24 375 Allen Lazard WR
24 376 Dylan Laube RB
24 377 Jelani Woods TE
24 378 Xavier Hutchinson WR
24 379 Bub Means WR
24 380 Mason Rudolph QB
24 381 Andy Dalton QB
24 382 Jared Wiley TE
25 383 Gardner Minshew II QB
25 384 Sam Howell QB
25 385 Malik Willis QB
25 386 Ezekiel Elliott RB
25 387 Aidan O'Connell QB
25 388 Miles Sanders RB
25 389 Kendall Milton RB
25 390 Zay Jones WR
25 391 Rasheen Ali RB
25 392 A.T. Perry WR
25 393 Jaheim Bell TE
25 394 Gerald Everett TE
25 395 D'Ernest Johnson RB
25 396 Michael Carter RB
25 397 Samaje Perine RB
25 398 Ashton Dulin WR
25 399 Brenden Rice WR
25 400 Eric Gray RB
25 401 Mac Jones QB
25 402 Ameer Abdullah RB
25 403 Antwane Wells Jr. WR
25 404 Kenny Pickett QB
25 405 DJ Chark Jr. WR
25 406 Skyy Moore WR
25 407 Johnny Wilson WR
25 408 Kendrick Bourne WR
25 409 Kyle Philips WR
25 410 Tim Patrick WR
25 411 Evan Hull RB
25 412 Gavin Bartholomew TE
25 413 Emari Demercado RB
25 414 Odell Beckham Jr. WR
25 415 Casey Washington WR
26 416 Tyler Scott WR
26 417 Ryan Flournoy WR
26 418 Donovan Peoples-Jones WR
26 419 Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR
26 420 Jamaal Williams RB
26 421 Joe Flacco QB
26 422 Deneric Prince RB
26 423 Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB
26 424 Jawhar Jordan RB
26 425 Parris Campbell WR
26 426 Olamide Zaccheaus WR
26 427 Dillon Johnson RB
26 428 Justin Watson WR
26 429 Chase Claypool WR
26 430 Will Mallory TE
27 431 Pierre Strong Jr. RB
27 432 Brevin Jordan TE
27 433 Tyler Huntley QB
27 434 Kylen Granson TE
27 435 Charlie Jones WR
27 436 Charlie Kolar TE
27 437 Dallin Holker TE
27 438 Daniel Bellinger TE
27 439 Nelson Agholor WR
27 440 Trenton Irwin WR
27 441 Mecole Hardman Jr. WR
27 442 Justyn Ross WR
27 443 Desmond Ridder QB
27 444 Isaiah Spiller RB
27 445 Tyquan Thornton WR
27 446 Josh Oliver TE
27 447 Van Jefferson WR
27 448 Irv Smith Jr. TE
27 449 Tanner Hudson TE
27 450 Brevyn Spann-Ford TE
27 451 Bailey Zappe QB
27 452 Harrison Bryant TE
27 453 Jeff Wilson Jr. RB
27 454 Adam Trautman TE
27 455 Zach Wilson QB
27 456 Ainias Smith WR
27 457 Nikko Remigio WR
27 458 Drew Lock QB
27 459 Laviska Shenault Jr. WR
27 460 Quez Watkins WR
27 461 Dalvin Cook RB
27 462 Jha'Quan Jackson WR
27 463 Hayden Hurst TE
27 464 Kenny McIntosh RB
27 465 Malik Davis RB
27 466 Xavier Gipson WR
27 467 Cedrick Wilson Jr. WR
27 468 Jalen Reagor WR
27 469 Dee Eskridge WR
28 470 Hendon Hooker QB
28 471 Jake Browning QB
28 472 Joshua Kelley RB
28 473 Isaiah Hodgins WR
28 474 Jamison Crowder WR
28 475 Tahj Washington WR
28 476 Jarrett Stidham QB
28 477 Ryan Tannehill QB
28 478 Frank Gore Jr. RB
28 479 Jordan Travis QB
28 480 Jimmy Garoppolo QB
28 481 Craig Reynolds RB
28 482 Michael Thomas WR
28 483 Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint WR
28 484 Terrace Marshall Jr. WR
28 485 Deuce Vaughn RB
28 486 Tommy Tremble TE
28 487 Kalif Raymond WR
28 488 Allen Robinson II WR
28 489 Robert Woods WR
28 490 Tommy DeVito QB
28 491 Tyrod Taylor QB
28 492 Jacoby Brissett QB
28 493 Chris Evans RB
28 494 Brandon Powell WR
28 495 DeeJay Dallas RB
28 496 Chase Edmonds RB
28 497 Zach Pascal WR
28 498 Ihmir Smith-Marsette WR
28 499 Nick Mullens QB
29 500 Eno Benjamin RB
29 501 Tre'Quan Smith WR
29 502 Jase McClellan RB
29 503 Tyson Bagent QB
29 504 Cordarrelle Patterson RB
29 505 Kadarius Toney WR

 

Trending Upward 

Jalin Hyatt, WR, New York Giants (+58)

Previous rank: 329

Current rank: 271

When you think of untapped potential in fantasy football, your first thoughts don't exactly turn to the New York Giants. With Malik Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson each commanding 140+ targets a season ago, a third wide receiver surely couldn't be a viable option for fantasy managers, especially one coming off an eight-reception, 19-target 2024 campaign.

However, each new season brings new hope. It is essential to recall that this is the same player who amassed 1,267 yards and 15 touchdowns during his junior season at Tennessee. The talent and potential have always been there; it's just needed someone to unlock it. Enter Mr. Unlimited himself, Russell Wilson. Wilson worked out with Hyatt before OTAs, and the two have been building chemistry since Wilson arrived. Hyatt is a player who Wilson dropped, citing "untapped potential."

One strength of Hyatt's, dating back to his college days, has been his ability to stretch the field. Every time the Giants receiver lines up, he is a threat to go deep. New York added three of the most willing deep-ball passers available in Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart, so regardless of who lines up under center, this Giants offense will be looking to take some shots.

Fantasy managers willing to take a chance on Hyatt could reap the reward, as Hyatt has shown a similar career arc to that of Jameson Williams, who posted seasons of 41 receiving yards and 354 receiving yards before breaking out in 2024 and posting his first 1,000-yard season.

Want to get excited about what Hyatt can do with quarterbacks willing to risk it? Look back on the Alabama tape where Hyatt caught six passes for 207 yards, five of which resulted in touchdowns.

With a current ADP that puts Hyatt outside the top 25 rounds of dynasty startups, there is absolutely no risk in taking a swing on the upside here.

Jaylen Wright, RB, Miami Dolphins (+7)

Previous rank: 174

Current rank: 167

Jaylen Wright's current ADP in dynasty startups is around 180, or RB53. De'Von Achane remains the incumbent in the Dolphins backfield; however, Raheem Mostert is now a Raider, and Miami has only brought in Alexander Mattison and Ollie Gordon II as competition. Achane can not duplicate last season's workload, where he touched the ball 282 times; those hits are going to add up.

We anticipate Wright relieving Achane of some of those touches. In that case, we can project that Wright will also receive the lion's share of Mostert's 85 vacated carries in addition to his previous 71 touches. More touches will go a long way for fantasy managers, even further when considering the additions of James Daniels and Jonah Savaiinaea along the interior of that offensive line.

Despite limited touches during his rookie season, Wright averaged 3.25 yards after contact per attempt while also earning a missed tackles forced per attempt of 0.24. Both metrics qualified Wright inside the top 20 among running backs, further cementing him as a Year 2 breakout candidate.

Achane's production came predominantly from the passing game, where he scored 173.2 PPR points. In the run game, Achane saw his yards before contact drop from 4.7 in 2023 to 2.4 in 2024, and his yards after contact go from 3.1 to 2.1 over the same period. All the more reason to believe Wright will be a more significant factor in Year 2.

Baker Mayfield, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+5)

Previous rank: 117

Current rank: 112

Baker Mayfield needs to have some respect put on his name; the disrespect has gone too far. After back-to-back top-10 fantasy finishes (QB4 last season), Mayfield finds himself coming off the board as the QB14 in dynasty startups. Mayfield posted top 12 performances in 76.5% of his games last season and was one of five signal-callers to do so.

During the offseason, the Buccaneers improved. Chris Godwin is slated to return after missing 10 games due to injury. Mike Evans continues to ascend to unprecedented territory, racking up 1,000-yard seasons after 1,000-yard seasons. Jalen McMillan and Bucky Irving broke out in 2024, and the Bucs added one of the best receivers available in the draft in Emeka Egbuka, to whom Mayfield will have full access when distributing the ball in 2025.

At 30 years of age and coming off a 4,500-yard, 41-touchdown season, Mayfield is just entering the prime of his career. Among quarterbacks with 400 or more passing attempts over the last decade, Mayfield's 7.2% TD rate was the seventh highest recorded.

Over the last three seasons, only five other quarterbacks have had more games of more than 300 yards, in which they also threw three or more touchdowns and zero interceptions, than Mayfield has. Only four other quarterbacks have recorded more passing touchdowns on throws greater than 20 air yards over that same period. Don't overthink it; Mayfield is a top-10 fantasy option, however you look at it.

Other Notable Risers: Daniel Jones (+14), D'Andre Swift (+8), Jonnu Smith (+7), Cedric Tillman (+7), Javonte Williams (+6), Rome Odunze (+5), Josh Downs (+5), Jaxson Dart (+5), Jameson Williams (+4), Brock Purdy (+4), Courtland Sutton (+4), Ladd McConkey (+3)

 

Trending Downward 

Keenan Allen, WR, Free Agent (-10)

Previous rank: 185

Current rank: 196

As we enter the midpoint of June, Keenan Allen remains unsigned. That said, the moment he signs, there is a strong probability that we will see a 40-point jump in his ADP in redraft leagues, with the change in dynasty leagues not nearly as pronounced.

Fantasy football is a "what have you done for me lately" business, and the longer a player remains out of sight, the longer he remains out of managers' minds. There are certainly teams that could use Allen and his skill set; however, there has been little discussion of Allen to this point, as teams are already in OTA mode.

It's not like Allen was Amari Cooper and suddenly fell off completely. Allen caught 70 passes on 121 targets, resulting in 744 receiving yards and a team-best seven receiving touchdowns. Entering what could be his 13th NFL season, Allen is no more than a depth piece for fantasy managers who can fill the bye-week voids. 

At this point in his career, Allen won't provide fantasy managers with a return on their investment. Allen should only be considered by those with fantasy football championship aspirations rather than those in any rebuild.

Jonathon Brooks, RB, Carolina Panthers (-11)

Previous rank: 63

Current rank: 76

When a promise fails to lead to production, negative consequences are likely to occur. Coming out of Texas, Jonathon Brooks was one of the most highly regarded running back prospects, and despite tearing his ACL, fantasy enthusiasts were willing to take a chance on the former Longhorn as the upside was immense. Fast forward to his rookie season, Brooks would eventually return to the lineup only to be sidelined once again, tearing his ACL after only 12 touches.

Last month, Carolina placed Brooks on the physically unable to perform list, effectively ruling him out for the entire 2025 season. Further adding to the frustrations of those who invested in Brooks was the fact that Carolina not only gave Chuba Hubbard a new contract last season, but also this past offseason, it added insurance in the form of Rico Dowdle, who is coming off a 1,000-yard season of his own. While Dowdle's deal is only a one-year contract, Brooks is likely to face competition when he returns from this latest setback.

For those seeking some optimism, Brooks is still younger than TreVeyon Henderson, Cam Skattebo, RJ Harvey, Omarion Hampton, and Bhayshul Tuten, all of whom were part of this past April's draft class.

Anthony Richardson, QB, Indianapolis Colts (-7)

Previous rank: 166

Current rank: 173

If it walks like a duck and sounds like a duck, then it must be a duck. The same can be said about a quarterback. If a quarterback completes less than 55% of their passes in college, then completes less than 55% of their passes as a pro, chances are they are what they are.

While Anthony Richardson captivated the imaginations of fantasy managers coming out of Florida, his tremendous upside has been nothing more than a pipe dream early on in his career.

In two seasons in Indianapolis, Richardson has completed just 50.6% of his pass attempts, passing for 2,391 yards and 11 touchdowns. In 15 games, Richardson has been sacked 21 times, thrown 13 interceptions, and fumbled the ball on nine additional occasions.

Richardson still possesses more upside than any other Colts quarterback on the roster; however, Richardson recently flew to Los Angeles to have doctors recheck his AC joint that had previously been operated on. If that's not bad enough, given the early injury history, the Colts added veteran Daniel Jones to the quarterback room as an insurance policy.

Examining the analytics, Daniel Jones may provide the Colts with a better passing offense than Richardson can. In 2024, while with the Giants, Jones threw 26.0 catchable targets per game, the 10th most. Meanwhile, in Indianapolis, Richardson was tossing just 16.5 catchable targets per contest. That was 3.1 fewer catchable targets than the second-worst team in the NFL.

Other Notable Fallers: Amari Cooper (-15), Shedeur Sanders (-9), Dalton Kincaid (-9), DeAndre Hopkins (-8), Tyrone Tracy Jr. (-6), Elic Ayomanor (-6), Xavier Worthy (-5), Tank Dell (-5), David Montgomery (-4), Romeo Doubs (-4), A.J. Brown (-3), Chris Olave (-2)

 

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Name to Know

Efton Chism III, WR, New England Patriots (+40)

Previous rank: 316

Current rank: 276

From undrafted free agent to potentially the favorite target of Drake Maye, the offseason arc of Efton Chism III has been the makings of a fantasy football fairy tale. While Stefon Diggs will ultimately settle into the WR1 role, the second option in the passing game is up for debate. The lifelines to the offseason, beat writers, have noted a rapport between Maye and Chism throughout OTAs, driving the hype train through June.

After Diggs, the wide receiver room features DeMario Douglas, Kayshon Boutte, Mack Hollins, Kendrick Bourne, Ja'Lynn Polk, and fellow rookie Kyle Williams. As you can see, there is a path for the UDFA to succeed as early as this September. Early vibes from Foxborough have compared Chism to former Patriot great Julian Edelman. 

Chism dominated at Eastern Washington, just like Cooper Kupp had done, and the pair are the only receivers to surpass 300 career receptions for the Eagles. While Chism, much like Kupp and Edelman, doesn't possess elite speed, his ability to change direction out of the slot has created separation early on and led to numerous receptions throughout OTAs.

Pats head coach Mike Vrabel has been singing Chism's praises throughout the offseason.

"I think he's a talented player. I think he has a certain skill set. He's dedicated. He's studied extremely hard," Vrabel said. "He has a good feel for what we're asking him to do. I think the biggest thing for receivers is that there's trust from the guy that throws the football. When you earn the quarterback's trust – any one of them that we have, any one of the three – it doesn't take you long to figure out who the quarterback trusts. It's the ones they target. That's a good indicator."

Chism has, for the most part, gone undrafted in both rookie drafts and dynasty startups. Be sure to hit the waiver wire and see if he's currently available in your leagues.

 

Maximize Return

Nick Chubb, RB, Houston Texans (+22)

Previous rank: 232

Current rank: 210

When one door closes, another often opens. When a sell window in fantasy football opens, take full advantage. That window for Nick Chubb is once again open after injuries derailed Chubb's last couple of seasons, limiting him to just 10 contests, 130 carries, and 302 rushing yards.

Chubb has suffered more than most. Back in 2015, when playing for the Georgia Bulldogs, Chubb suffered a gruesome injury that dislocated his knee and tore his PCL, MCL, and LCL in his left knee. Then, in September 2023, Chubb once again suffered a similar injury to the same knee, leading to surgery to repair both the MCL and ACL. It is difficult to return to form after one devastating injury, but to do it twice would be unprecedented.

Having turned 29 this past December, Chubb is on the age cliff as far as running backs are concerned, let alone running backs who have dealt with the severity of injuries that Chubb has. As far as the sell window is concerned, Chubb signed and passed his physical with the Houston Texans and is projected to share the Houston backfield with Joe Mixon, who is also recovering from his injuries (foot/ankle).

I'm not one to bet against Chubb; he's overcome every obstacle he has faced, but at some point, fantasy managers are better off getting out a little early rather than too late. As the offseason progresses, expect Chubb's value to continue to increase.

 

Buy the Dip

I don't understand how you can transition from a Russell Wilson and Arthur Smith-run offense to a Dak Prescott and Brian Schottenheimer offense and still lose value. That is the peculiar case in which George Pickens currently finds himself. The fantasy community seemed excited when the Steelers looked to be pairing Pickens with DK Metcalf and Aaron Rodgers. Yet, somehow, the excitement has died down to a modest roar now that he finds himself with Prescott and CeeDee Lamb.

Looking at the current dynasty startup ADP courtesy of Dynasty Data Lab, Pickens is going late, in the seventh round as the WR32. At that price tag, Pickens is suddenly a value as a WR3 who is capable of WR1 numbers any given week. At 24, Pickens is just entering the prime of his career and is playing with the best quarterback he has seen in his career, while coverage will be pulled away from him courtesy of Lamb.

In 2023, the Dallas Cowboys ranked first in the NFL in passing attempts per game, and in 2024, they ranked third. There is more than enough volume for Pickens to play the role of Tee Higgins to Lamb's Ja'Marr Chase, and have both pass-catching options being viewed as top-12 fantasy options at their respective position.

Let's not forget that Pickens has averaged more than 2.00 yards per route run and finished inside the top 36 in terms of average separation score in each of the past two seasons, according to Fantasy Points Data.

Buy low, sell high. The cost to acquire Pickens' services for fantasy football may never be this low again.



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