Fantasy Football Rankings 2025: Key Sleepers Identified by the Model that Predicted James Cook’s Breakout
SportsLine has run simulations of the NFL season 10,000 times to reveal the key sleepers for the upcoming Fantasy football draft.
Key Players
The last appearance of Justin Fields and Garrett Wilson together was in college at Ohio State, where they focused on establishing themselves as reliable NFL talents. Fields, now a quarterback for the New York Jets, had a strong passing record in college. Wilson, who played alongside him, had notable yardage in his college season. Now they reunite in the NFL, and their old college connection could play a significant role in shaping a winning Fantasy football draft strategy for 2025.
Fields currently holds an ADP of 97, showcasing his dual-threat capabilities when starting, while Wilson, at an ADP of 57, has shown consistent performance despite some ups and downs.
The SportsLine model was spot on last year, successfully predicting that James Cook would significantly outperform expectations. Cook achieved impressive stats with over 1,000 rushing yards and multiple touchdowns.
The model has uncovered remarkable potential from this duo to enhance Fantasy strategies for the upcoming draft.
Notable Sleepers for 2025
- Brock Purdy, quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, has an ADP of 75. Purdy’s performance may rise with the return of Christian McCaffrey as he gets more offensive support and improved synergy with his receivers.
- James Conner, running back for the Arizona Cardinals, recorded a career-high in yards last season and is expected to continue performing well despite the usual narrative surrounding players nearing 30.
Purdy is expected to be a strong contender, potentially outperforming other quarterbacks in his class. The crucial connection with McCaffrey could boost his overall performance, making him a player to watch in the coming Fantasy drafts.
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