
2025 Fantasy Football Draft Insights: Key Risers and Fallers
A detailed guide highlighting the top 10 risers and fallers as fantasy football drafts approach.
2025 Fantasy Football Draft Insights: Key Risers and Fallers
As the final Fantasy football drafts approach, here’s a rundown of the top 10 players who have significantly changed their draft positions this offseason:
Key Risers
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Jacory Croskey-Merritt (RB, Washington Commanders)
- Att: 18
- Yds: 70
- TD: 1
- FL: 0
Croskey-Merritt emerged as a standout, particularly after the Commanders traded Brian Robinson Jr. His low college stats mean cautious optimism is needed.
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TreVeyon Henderson (RB, New England Patriots)
- Att: 5
- Yds: 38
- TD: 1
- FL: 0
Henderson is likely to see increased responsibilities soon, possibly becoming a valuable pick in the later rounds.
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Ricky Pearsall (WR, San Francisco 49ers)
- TAR: 46
- REC: 31
- REC YDs: 400
- REC TD: 3
Pearsall’s target share can increase due to teammate injuries, making him worth considering earlier than drafted.
Key Fallers
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Breece Hall (RB, New York Jets)
- Att: 209
- Yds: 876
- TD: 5
- FL: 2
Concerns about the Jets’ backfield dynamics have caused Hall to slip down draft boards despite solid performance last season.
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Garrett Wilson (WR, New York Jets)
- TAR: 154
- REC: 101
- REC YDs: 1104
- REC TD: 7
Wilson’s efficiency might be hindered without a stable quarterback situation.
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Jayden Reed (WR, Green Bay Packers)
- TAR: 75
- REC: 55
- REC YDs: 857
- REC TD: 6
Reed’s slide in rankings is due to increased competition and injuries affecting his efficacy.
Make sure to adjust your draft strategies as you head into your final rounds!