The kick -off of the week 1 of the fantastic football season is almost on us, so there is no better time to get daring. Below, Justin Boone, Matt Harmon, Chris Allen, Joel Smyth, Scott Pianowski and Ray Garvin reveal their predictions for the 2025 season.
A RB recruit enters the first step
Treveyon Henderson ends as RB Fantasy Top-10. The choice of the second round of the Patriots was the perfect example of a talented recruit which rises on the ground and appears in pre-season. Its climbing draft cards are justified for an explosive back with high -end skills as a passee and pass protector. Fantastic editors that are frightened by the OC Josh McDaniels committees deployed during its past seasons with New England should remember that Rhamondre Stevenson ended up in the niche with previous diets due to problems with trial and error and a global lack of great capacity. Stevenson will remain involved, but Henderson is the star of the range here.
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Think about the Jahmyr Gibbs recruits season when he shared his rear field and only played 56% of the lions shots, but finished as RB11 (FPPG). New England also has the eighth RB slate most sensible in my fantastic strength of the calendar matrix. At the end of the season, Henderson will fill the gap between him and his colleagues Recruit, Ashton Jeanty and Omarion Hampton. – Justin Boone
Ja’Marr Chase goes from the triple crown
And Drake London will win him.
I think that it would not be daring enough to proclaim a player written among the 10 top 10 as a WR1 position as a whole, but it is in its range of results, just like a race for the Triple Crown of the NFL, leading the League by receiving yards, sockets and touch. London is a wide hyper-talented fan that has experienced a revolutionary season thanks to a more dynamic pre-SNAP deployment in a new offense in 2025. Michael Penix Jr. The targeting on almost 40% of his passing attempts in the last three games did not hurt either. Although this will not be repeated during 17 complete games, London has already shown itself to be a high-level target cover because it has reached a target share of 29% in two of the three seasons. Penix can access him on deep outdoor roads more than any other quarter of the Falcons in the past three years. I expect the Falcons to launch the ball at a high volume because of their faith in the escape of Penix and by necessity, thanks to a lower defense. – Matt Harmon
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Unexpected fantastic generosity of 2025
Fantasy managers say they want the value of the players they write. We also say that we want to invest in situations conducive to the fantastic score. At least on paper, titans’ skills players have both. Calvin Ridley had a sandwich ADP between Jameson Williams and Rashee Rice. Through 13 healthy games, Rice has an average of 6.5 targets per game. Williams was 6.1 last year. Ridley scored 7.1 per week, with more aerial yards.
Tony Pollard’s precipitated efficiency lost a season after his return from a fractured perony. Now, even without Tyjae Spears to compete for the keys, you can find it just at the same time as Tyrone Tracy Jr. leaves the table. The Tennessee offensive line has improved, and it will protect the most underlined 1.01 in recent history.
From Chig Okonkwo as a late Cam Ward as a streamer, if you were one of the brave to take someone with “ten” next to their name, they will be part of the reason why you go to the playoffs. – Chris Allen
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The prince who was promised lives up to the promise
There are several recipes to create a top-12 fantasy QB. Whether only on the volume of passage, through a range of weapons or by adding upward prejudice. Trevor Lawrence has everything to please. When Baker Mayfield was lucky to have Liam Coen as a game game last season, he finished in the first three of yards and touchdown. Baker is great, but it is not a quarter of the NFL among the first three. He didn’t need to be to be the QB fantastic value of the year. Mayfield has just had two talented sparks, an incredible passage volume and the new coach of Lawrence.
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The Jaguars QB now has the three to add to its precipitation capacity that most would be surprised to learn. In fact, he marks QB1 precipitation numbers with 3.2 fantastic ppg in his career. All the signs are there for the long -awaited breakout, and I am always quite confidence in the old talent n ° 1 to believe. – Joel Smyth
Dallas signal caller goes to Glory
Dak Prescott will be a fantastic quarter among the first three. Prescott must have a huge volume to reimburse this, because it is no longer a major factor as a runner. But the path is there for a huge passage season, since Dallas has an unequal racing game and a defense that could easily collapse.
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We have already seen a proof of concept with Prescott – he led the NFL in the attempted pass and the passes of touched only two years ago. And with Peak Ceedee Lamb and George Pickens to launch, the descending field options are present (I also target Jake Ferguson as a tight value of value).
Do the right thing, Brian Schottenheimer. Rack the racing game, let Dak Cook. – Scott Pianowski
Second year breakout entering the talented bear
My daring call for 2025: Chicago Bears Wr Rome Odunze will finish as Top 10 Fantasy Wideout. The Ben Johnson effect on this offense cannot be overestimated. We expect Johnson to have that Caleb Williams to work with rhythm and control and all the signs indicate that Odunze is the largest beneficiary. As we have seen in pre-season general rehearsal: five targets, a target part of 38%, 69% of air sites and a touchdown. It is alpha use and it already pushes DJ Moore for WR1 status in Chicago.
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Odunze has the draft of Pedigree, the dominant collegial production and the exterior-X profile which generally feeds fantastic stars. The crazy part? He is drafted outside the top 24 WRS. It is a market error. Odunze is not only a choice of value – it is the type of escape of the year 2 which inclines the leagues. If you are looking for the next Wideout superstar to make the jump, there is. Rome is coming. – Ray Garvin
