Overview of 2025 Fantasy Football

With the 2025 NFL season approaching, many are looking to identify which players to steer clear of during Fantasy football drafts. Notably, the Jacksonville Jaguars had a disappointing season last year, with key players like quarterback Trevor Lawrence, running back Travis Etienne Jr., and tight end Evan Engram all failing to meet expectations.

One major concern is running back Jonathan Taylor from the Indianapolis Colts, a strong contender in drafts but often deemed a player to avoid due to injury history. Similarly, Drake Maye, the quarterback for the New England Patriots, had mediocre stats in his rookie year, raising doubts about his value in Fantasy play.

The acknowledgment of past mistakes, such as the predictability of Raheem Mostert’s underwhelming performance last season, reinforces the need for caution, particularly regarding players with fluctuating performance trajectories.

In preparation for your drafts, it’s wise to seek out reliable rankings and analysis such as those available at SportsLine. The insights provided not only highlight potential busts but also give coaches the necessary tools to make informed decisions moving forward.

Key Players to Fade

• Jonathan Taylor (ADP: 18) - Injury history raises concerns.
• Drake Maye - Performance questions despite being a starter.

For more detailed advice and current rankings, visit SportsLine for comprehensive coverage of upcoming Fantasy football strategies.

2025 Fantasy Football ADP (PPR, via CBS)

1. Ja’Marr Chase (1.81)
2. Bijan Robinson (2.25)
3. Saquon Barkley (3.69)
4. Jahmyr Gibbs (4.81)
5. CeeDee Lamb (5.88)
6. Justin Jefferson (6.25)
7. Christian McCaffrey (9.31)
8. Ashton Jeanty (10.62)
9. De’Von Achane (10.75)
10. Amon-Ra St. Brown (10.75)