[Dynasty] 2025 NFL Draft Class (2 Viewers)

[miqws]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL draft: 5 non-first-round WRs who could help the Rams as rookies

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft Stock Report: Bowl Game Mania Brings Breakout Performances

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft WR Rankings: Tetairoa McMillan Skywalks Over the Competition

2025 NFL Draft RB Rankings: Ashton Jeanty Is the Clear RB1, But Who Is RB2?

2025 NFL Draft QB Rankings: Is Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders QB1?

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft: Superlatives For This Year's Offensive Line Class

 

[Faust]

Four Verts, CFP edition: NFL Draft's best overall prospect might be Ashton Jeanty, plus under-the-radar players

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Mock Draft: Bears get help for Caleb Williams after rocky Year 1, Shedeur Sanders falls out of top 5

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Mock Draft: Two QBs are drafted in the top five; Broncos add an offensive weapon in Ashton Jeanty

 

[Faust]

3-Round 2025 NFL Draft: Jalen Milroe finds perfect landing spot, Travis Hunter falls, Ashton Jeanty gets wish granted

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft Big Board: B/R NFL Scouting Dept.'s Top 150 Players

 

[Faust]

Elite Drafters
2025 RB Class - Career YPRR

1. Cam Skattebo - 1.66
2. Ashton Jeanty - 1.66
3. Woody Marks - 1.43
4. RJ Harvey - 1.41
5. Nicholas Singleton - 1.36
6. DJ Giddens - 1.24
7. Raheim Sanders - 1.20

Many have asked about Cam Skattebo. From an analytics perspective he is elite at YPRR.

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[Soulfly3]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

 

[Faust]

Jordan Schultz
Here’s some fun feedback on Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart, from a longtime NFL scout: “He’s gonna be a major steal in the draft. Throws the ball down the field as well as anyone, which I realize is kinda this lost skill in today’s game, but that’s what makes him so interesting. Get Dart a couple speed guys and he can really hurt you.”

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[Faust]

Tom Pelissero
Indiana star QB Kurtis Rourke, a 2025 NFL Draft prospect, will undergo ACL revision surgery Wednesday, per his agent Casey Muir at @octagonfootball.

Rourke is believed to have re-torn his ACL in August — yet amazingly played and led the Hoosiers to the playoff. One tough dude.

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[miqws]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft: Most Underrated Prospect From Each CFP Semifinal Team

 

[Faust]

2025 NFL Draft Early Scouting Report: Mason Taylor, LSU

Mason Taylor 2025 NFL Draft: Scouting Report For LSU Tigers TE

 

[Faust]

Jim Nagy
.@LSUfootball junior TE Mason Taylor (6046v, 244v), son of @ProFootballHOF & @seniorbowl HOF Jason Taylor, is one of top all-around F/Y tight ends in this year's #NFL Draft. Smooth pass catcher and far better & tougher blocker than given credit for.

#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE

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[Soulfly3]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

 

[Boston]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

 

[JohnnyU]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

 

[Boston]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

Sorry, I was just talking about RBs.

 

[Boston]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

SF and QBs will be very interesting...from a supply and demand side of things both Sanders and Ward should only gain in value as they could be the only two QBs taken high with a direct path to starting...gonna be very interesting to watch the rest of the QB class to see who the big riser maybe as that is not uncommon once the draft process really gets going.

 

[Faust]

Dillon Gabriel NFL Draft 2025: Scouting report, prospect outlook, NFL team fits and more for Oregon QB

 

[menobrown]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

I think it will be Jeanty and Hampton myself as the consensus top 2, that's how I got it right now though I guess 3 minimum WR type leagues which I don't play could be different.

 

[King of the Jungle]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

I think it will be Jeanty and Hampton myself as the consensus top 2, that's how I got it right now though I guess 3 minimum WR type leagues which I don't play could be different.

I would guess most leagues start at least three WRs but I may be in the dark there. In my main dynasty we can start up to 4 (then one RB).

 

[menobrown]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

I think it will be Jeanty and Hampton myself as the consensus top 2, that's how I got it right now though I guess 3 minimum WR type leagues which I don't play could be different.

I would guess most leagues start at least three WRs but I may be in the dark there. In my main dynasty we can start up to 4 (then one RB).

I think a high majority of people who post around here play FFPC which only requires you to start 2 WR's. You can start more out of your flex, but I'm talking about leagues that require you to start at a minimum of 3 WR's. So I can't say I agree with the bolded.

 

[King of the Jungle]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

I think it will be Jeanty and Hampton myself as the consensus top 2, that's how I got it right now though I guess 3 minimum WR type leagues which I don't play could be different.

I would guess most leagues start at least three WRs but I may be in the dark there. In my main dynasty we can start up to 4 (then one RB).

I think a high majority of people who post around here play FFPC which only requires you to start 2 WR's. You can start more out of your flex, but I'm talking about leagues that require you to start at a minimum of 3 WR's. So I can't say I agree with the bolded.

That is fair, I am just a small-timer and speaking of my experiences. I trust your judgement over mine on this.

 

[Faust]

Shedeur Sanders, Cam Ward Ranked Among Caleb Williams, 2024 NFL Draft QB Class by GMs

 

[Faust]

Mel Kiper delivers clear message to Raiders while dropping verdict on Shedeur Sanders & Cam Ward's draft stock

 

[Faust]

Jaxson Dart NFL Draft 2025: Scouting Report for Ole Miss QB

NFL scout explains why Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart is a 'major steal' in 2025 draft class

FOX Sports analyst had high praise for Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart ahead of the NFL draft.

 

[KellysHeroes]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Looks like there won't be much value difference between 1.01 - 1.05

 

[Faust]

David Syversten
How a young QB responds to pressure is the biggest separator in the NFL.

Jaxson Dart is my top QB in the 2025 Draft against pressure.

Numbers and tape back it up.

x.com

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Travis May
Jaxson Dart.

QB1 kind of throw here.

Wow.

x.com

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Emmanuel Acho
How is Jaxson Dart not being talked about like a top 10 overall pick?

Ole Miss fans, what am I missing??

We only talk about Shedeur and Cam Ward, but this Dart kid is out here SLINGING IT!!

x.com

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[menobrown]

I mapped the 2025 rookies into superflex TE premium dynasty rankings below. Some general observations:

1. Aston Jeanty is 1.01 and it is not close I have him at RB03. At RB10 he would still be the 1.01.
2. 6 RBs in the top 24 dynasty RBs.
3. I put the top two QBs in the middle of the 6 RBs. Ward ahead of Sanders as I think he will run a bit more.
4. Warren and Loveland are strong TE premium picks. Fannin works for me in the 2nd - may be moving him up as I was having a hard time finding TE04.
5. WRs - I need to take a hard look at Burden and Hunter but right now i would roll the dice with the RBs first.
6. I am probably overestimating the QBs on the back end. My league hoards QBs like crazy so I toggle a few at the bottom to keep an eye on them

SF rookie 12/28	Player	PosRnk	Overall
1.01	Ashton Jeanty	RB03	16
1.02	Tetairoa McMillan	WR16	51
1.03	Quinshon Judkins	RB14	54
1.04	Omarion Hampton	RB15	66
1.05	Treyveon Henderson	RB19	75
1.06	Cam Ward	QB23	76
1.07	Shedeur Sanders	QB24	77
1.08	Tyler Warren	TE07	81
1.09	Kaleb Johnson	RB21	82
1.10	Nicholas Singleton	RB22	83
1.11	Luther Burden	WR32	88
1.12	Travis Hunter	WR33	93
2.01	Colston Loveland	TE09	94
2.02	Emeka Egbuka	WR39	97
2.03	Ollie Gordon	RB29	111
2.04	Jalen Milroe	QB30	113
2.05	Isaiah Bond	WR44	120
2.06	Evan Stewart	WR45	121
2.07	Tre Harris	WR47	126
2.08	Xavier Restrepo	WR52	137
2.09	Devin Neal	RB43	143
2.10	Dylan Sampson	RB44	147
2.11	Harold Fannin Jr	TE18	149
2.12	Elic Ayomanor	WR56	151
3.01	Trevor Etienne	RB47	157
3.02	Carson Beck	QB34	164
3.03	Woody Marks	RB53	173
3.04	Quinn Ewers	QB35	180
3.05	Jordan James	RB60	192
3.06	Tez Johnson	WR77	200
3.07	Kyren Lacy	WR78	201
3.08	Tai Felton	WR79	202
3.09	Antonio Williams	WR80	203
3.10	Jaxson Dart	QB36	204
3.11	Dillon Gabriel	QB40	208
3.12	Kyle Monangai	RB64	209
4.01	Damien Martinez	RB69	222
4.02	DJ Giddens	RB71	225
4.03	Luke Lachey	TE30	237
4.04	Mason Taylor	TE31	238

Appreciate the work, but judkins over hampton? I'd love ot hear your thought process on that one, it's an easy #2 for me for hampton

I’ll move RBs 2-6 depending on landing spot. Judkins leads Hampton in most rankings, Hampton and K. Johnson have been moving up the most. Cam Scattebo will likely get into my top 40 - dude is a load to tackle and has some receiving chops.

hey, I love different rankings, Im not busting your balls... I had zay flowers ranked above everyone....
just tyring to see your point of view. and i havent seen many ranking, but feel like judkins has been in the RB5 or lower range.

imo, he's the 2nd best rb at Ohio St, not the #2 in the draft.

From what I have seen so far I've seen Jeanty as the #1 then a mix of the next-tier be it Hampton, Judkins, Henderson, Singleton or Johnson...I have definitely not seen a consensus on the rankings of that group.

I believe Tet McMillan will be the consensus 1.02 in most dynasty leagues. Maybe in SF you're looking at Sanders and Ward, but maybe not.

I think it will be Jeanty and Hampton myself as the consensus top 2, that's how I got it right now though I guess 3 minimum WR type leagues which I don't play could be different.

I would guess most leagues start at least three WRs but I may be in the dark there. In my main dynasty we can start up to 4 (then one RB).

I think a high majority of people who post around here play FFPC which only requires you to start 2 WR's. You can start more out of your flex, but I'm talking about leagues that require you to start at a minimum of 3 WR's. So I can't say I agree with the bolded.

That is fair, I am just a small-timer and speaking of my experiences. I trust your judgement over mine on this.

All good, not trying to come across as a big timer. Just know we have a lot of FFPC players here and it's where I've played most of my dynasty. I'm in 8 dynasty leagues now, have been in 10 in my life, only one of those that required 3 starting WR's was a league with DFWC. Most of those other 9 leagues are with FFPC or private league spinoffs based on their format. Just trying to make the point that for many who post or visit this forum, 2 minimum WR's is mainly if not all of our experience in dynasty and between that and the smaller roster of FFPC I do think it impacts how we value WR's. Not that we are all dumb about Rb's and don't pick WR's at the top of the draft, just some things which impact their value vs the format you likely play and I think Johnny plays.

 

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Addison Hayes
This RB class is “good” only in the sense that it has a blue chip prospect and then a bunch of “could-be’s” and “hopefully’s”. We’re hoping that this class has NFL workhorses, but in reality I don’t think that’s the case - everyone has holes after Jeanty (and Hampton imo).

Kaleb Johnson is fine but doesn’t offer a ton in the receiving game. He’s also extremely dependent on what’s blocked for him, nothing more.

Treveyon is not a workhorse, which may be fine or may be bad.

Judkins should be a workhorse but doesn’t offer breakaway speed or a ton after contact like other RBs.

Skattebo is a thumper. I’d be somewhat shocked if he ends up a true RB1 somewhere in the NFL.

Ollie Gordon is bad.

Singleton is fun but also not a workhorse.

Kaytron is a goalline guy, i.e. D’Onta Foreman.

I think we’ll look back on this class and think what could’ve been with a lot of these guys. Kinda like 2023 where we got Bijan and Gibbs but then Charb was killed by landing spot, Kendre can’t stay healthy, Bigsby is fine, Achane is more of a receiver than a runner, Zach Evans lol.

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David Syversten
How a young QB responds to pressure is the biggest separator in the NFL.

Jaxson Dart is my top QB in the 2025 Draft against pressure.

Numbers and tape back it up.

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Travis May
Jaxson Dart.

QB1 kind of throw here.

Wow.

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Emmanuel Acho
How is Jaxson Dart not being talked about like a top 10 overall pick?

Ole Miss fans, what am I missing??

We only talk about Shedeur and Cam Ward, but this Dart kid is out here SLINGING IT!!

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It wont happen, cause QBs will go early, and more than we expect, but I want Dart for my Steelers. They would never take him, cause they are the steelers and think inside a box of 1974 football. I doubt he makes it to pick 22.

 

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Dianna Russini
If quarterbacks Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders, expected to be the first two passers taken in April, were part of last year’s draft class, where would they fall among the 2024 QBs? The answers…
nytimes.com/athletic/60370…

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JPAFootball
𝗥𝗨𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗦: An AFC GM says Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward would have been taken behind Bo Nix if they declared for the draft last season, per @DMRussini

That would have made them QB7 and QB8. This seems to be a poor QB class.

“They should definitely be behind Bo Nix, in my opinion. I could see people grouping (Michael Penix Jr.), Ward, and Sanders together, but honestly, it'd probably just come down to picking your favorite flavor among the three. None of them really scream 'franchise QB' to me.”

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Jordan Reid
Offensive underclassmen added to the @seniorbowl roster:

• Bowling Green TE Harold Fannin Jr.
• LSU TE Mason Taylor
• LSU OL Emery Jones Jr.
• Purdue OL Marcus Mbow
• Mizzou OL Armand Membou
• Arizona OL Jonah Savaiinaea
• Georgia OL Jared Wilson
• Oklahoma St. RB Ollie Gordon II
• Miami RB Damien Martinez

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Jacob Infante
I’m loving this tight end class for the 2025 NFL Draft.

I think you get four guys drafted in the first two rounds (Warren, Loveland, Fannin, Mason Taylor). There’s also significant depth in middle rounds — really something for everyone in this group.

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Jordan Silveira
Yep. Then you add guys like Helm, Gadsden, Lachey, Nesbit and Briningstool and more to fill out day 3

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Jacob Infante
Elijah Arroyo’s maybe more of a late Day 2 guy but that’s someone else in that same range I like. Serious depth with this group, would love to take a swing on one of them as a TE2 type

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Jordan Silveira
I'd love Fannin, but that's likely a luxury pick for the Bears when they need to eat their vegetables before taking a joker type TE

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Jacob Infante
Fannin would be so much fun in Chicago. I agree that’s more of a luxury pick than anything and don’t think that’s where they *should* go, but if they make that pick I’ll still be excited lol

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