Fantasy Football Draft Advice

AJ Dillon is a medium-priority, late-round handcuff target — valuable as injury insurance in a top rushing offense but with limited standalone upside if Saquon Barkley stays healthy. Target him in the late rounds/bench (think end-of-draft value in 12-team formats); he carries upside to be a weekly starter if Barkley misses time but has risk from a missed 2024 season and potential depth-chart competition (Shipley).

• 08/17 Medium (100%) Signed one-year after missing 2024; bigger downhill runner with pass-protection and receiving improvements in camp. Likely to be part of rotation if Barkley misses time; useful late-round PPR handcuff but behind Shipley on the depth chart.
• 08/11 High (62%) Being overlooked, AJ Dillon is a value pick as a handcuff in the NFL's top rushing attack. His size and role make him particularly appealing if Saquon is unavailable.
• 08/05 Medium (62%) Dillon missed 2024 due to injury but has the build to potentially fill Saquon Barkley's role if needed. Despite questions about his YPC, he's a valuable draft pick due to Barkley's heavy workload and potential for reduced touches.

High-value late-round TE target with clear top-12 upside if targets rise; commonly available in R8–R10 (ADP roughly 85–120) which makes him a strong buy for upside at low cost. Coaching intent, elite YAC and red-zone efficiency support a breakout path, but target competition and touchdown-dependence limit the floor.

• 08/29 Medium (100%) Kraft broke out in 2024 (50-707-7) and graded well on efficiency (121.6 expected fantasy points; +43.7 fantasy points over expected; led TEs with 9.1 YAC/REC). However, volume was limited (70–71 targets), so he likely outperformed his opportunity. The profile suggests upside if targets rise but he’s better treated as a matchup-based streamer or late-round upside TE rather than a weekly locked-in starter.
• 08/29 High Late-round tight end with clear breakout profile—top marks in yards-after-catch and red-zone upside. Consider priority target at TE if you miss elite TEs; high reward for low draft cost.
• 08/29 High Coaches (LaFleur, Stanovich) explicitly called for featuring him and finding ways to get him more targets; led all TEs in YAC last season and projects to be a red-zone target for Jordan Love. ADP rising (TE8) — strong late-round target with clear pathway to breakout.
• 08/29 Medium (100%) Packers publicly said they’ll get Kraft more involved in 2025; Kraft ranked TE12 in FFPC despite strong YAC metrics. Late-round target with breakout upside if team follows through on usage promises — good value if you avoid drafting top TEs early.
• 08/29 Must Have (64%) Strong breakout candidate — coach and OC said he’ll be more involved. Among TEs with 50+ targets last year he ranked top-5 in YAC and missed tackles forced. Currently underpriced (TE12 in FFPC drafts) but expected to see increased usage, making him a must-draft/value target.
• 08/28 Medium (100%) Author drafted Kraft late and recommended waiting on him; profile similar to Andrews in terms of efficiency but has a low floor — good sleeper but not worth drafting early.
• 08/28 High (72%) High-upside TE coming off big-play production (14.1 YPC) and goal-line usage; meets ADP and could crack top five at the position if his role expands in Green Bay’s passing game.
• 08/27 High Described as an ideal late-round tight end flier — strong after-the-catch ability (YAC) and significant upside as a TE2 pickup with breakout potential, making him a high-value late-round target.
• 08/27 High (100%) Finished 2024 as PPR TE10 (50-707-7). Coach Matt LaFleur has publicly said he wants to incorporate Kraft more; offensive scheme could use him as a primary TE. Average Yahoo ADP ~85 makes him an excellent middle-round value.
• 08/27 Medium (100%) Showed clear progression into a dynamic second-year pass-catcher (50/70, 707 yards, 7 TDs in 2024) and elite after-the-catch productivity. Role appears secure despite added target competition (Matthew Golden drafted). If his target share (~15.1%) rises while retaining YAC ability, he has TE1 upside, but competition and offense ambiguity cap immediate floor.
• 08/27 High Repeatedly highlighted as a target in that R5-9 window and as the player the analyst keeps coming back to in the Packers/receiving corps — good mid-round TE target with upside.
• 08/26 High (100%) Big-play tight end who produced 707 yards on just 50 catches (14.1 YPR) and elite YAC (9.1 YAC/rec). With Jordan Love healthy and potential for more balanced passing attack, there's a clear path to increased volume and 1,000-yard upside, projecting into top-5 TE territory.
• 08/26 High Breakout TE with elite YAC and rookie TD production; strong late-round/high-upside TE target if you miss elite TEs — consistent path to weekly value behind modest ADP.
• 08/26 High Led Packers in receiving yards, receptions, and routes run from Week 7 onward; led all TEs in YAC/rec last year. Coaching and Jordan Love intent to get him more involved; ADP around TE10 makes him a strong late-round value who can emerge as an elite TE without drafting a top-tier tight end early.
• 08/26 High Reliable mid-round tight end target (“pull-in-case-of-emergency” value) — frequently drafted by hosts and recommended as a dependable mid/late TE option.
• 08/26 High (77%) Called one of the author’s favorite breakout candidates and drafted at Round 9 — recommended as a targetable late-round breakout TE.
• 08/26 Medium (100%) Big-play tight end (14.1 YPC) in a pass attack that spreads targets but paired with a quality QB (Jordan Love) and coach (Matt LaFleur). Could be an ADP sleeper — safe mid-tier TE pick with upside if target share increases.
• 08/26 High Coming off a season with ~700 yards and 7 TDs; Packers' wide receiver group is thin/injured, creating an opportunity for Kraft to break out. Analyst labels him a sleeper taken near the top-10 tight ends, implying good upside for his ADP.
• 08/26 High Fitzmaurice expects the Packers to lean on Kraft because their WR group lacks firepower. Kraft was strong after the catch last year and projects for increased targets if Green Bay throws more in 2025 — recommended as a priority draft target.
• 08/23 Medium (100%) Listed as a reasonable later-round option if Warren is gone — mid/late-round TE target with upside.
• 08/22 Low (100%) Listed among late sleepers/streamers; draftable as a late flier but not a priority pick.
• 08/22 High Elite per-route metrics (7th in yards per route run, 3rd in missed-tackle rate, 1st in YAC/reception among qualifying TEs). Athletic profile and the Packers lack a clear WR1; could ascend into top-5–6 TE if target volume increases.
• 08/22 Medium (100%) Kraft had seven touchdowns last season and has been a red-zone factor, which can sustain fantasy value even with competition for WR targets. Touchdown dependency and target volume are uncertainties.
• 08/22 High (100%) Analyst enthusiastically recommends Tucker Kraft as a TE target, especially when pairing an early QB — implied upside and draftable value as a TE option.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) ADP 119.3; recommended as a target if you pass on early TEs — good late-round upside but not top priority.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Low-profile TE pick with potential to gain volume due to Packers injuries (Jayden Reed out); showed efficiency (13.3 yards per reception). Good late-round TE target in case of opportunity.
• 08/19 High (100%) Elite snap share among TEs (83.5% of dropbacks), proven touchdown rate (10%), and opportunity in a strong Packers offense—good breakout tight-end target in mid rounds.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Favorite target when missing elite tight ends — coming off a low-end TE1 season with elite YAC; Packers have talked about getting him more work which could push him into top-5 TE range.
• 08/19 High (100%) Coachspeak and reports indicate Packers will feature Kraft more in 2025; he averaged 14.1 yards per reception on 70 targets in 2024 and should see noticeable target volume growth if Green Bay throws more with a healthy Jordan Love. Ideal late-round tight end target to gain positional advantage without paying top dollar.
• 08/19 Medium (77%) Tier 4 and moved ahead of Colston Loveland — considered a breakout candidate but still draftable later for upside.
• 08/19 Low (100%) Drafted by some as a top-10 TE, but with Jordan Love dealing with injuries and QB uncertainty (and general TE depth after top three), Kraft is overvalued and you can stream similar production later.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Described as an upside grab in Round 8: high upside/boom potential though risky; worth taking as a late high-upside TE pick rather than burning an earlier pick on certainty.
• 08/19 High (69%) Proved TE1 production (50 catches, 707 yards, 7 TDs) with elite yards-after-catch; targetable if you miss elite TEs in R1–R3, typically available in the 8th round or later and offers strong value.
• 08/15 Ignore (100%) SportsLine model lists Kraft as a likely 2025 fantasy bust — after TE7 last season he’s forecast to fall out of the top 12 TEs, and the Packers adding WR Matthew Golden should further dilute his target share vs. his ADP.
• 08/15 High (100%) Round 10 top target: Packers’ clear top TE in 2024 with elite yards-after-catch and avoided-tackle metrics. Low target rate limited fantasy scoring, but coaching staff has signaled intent to increase his usage — strong late-round TE target with top-12 upside if targets rise.
• 08/15 Medium Included with other TE touchdown targets — rookie/bargain upside as a touchdown-dependent option; worth drafting as a value pick.
• 08/15 Medium (100%) With multiple Packers receivers banged up, Kraft's tight-end role gets a bump. He’s a preseason sleeper worth considering where TEs are thin, but still speculative.
• 08/14 Low (100%) After finishing TE7 last season with 50-707-7, Packers drafted WR Matthew Golden in the first round which should steal targets. Multiple Packers receivers who had 70+ targets remain, so Kraft’s target share is likely to shrink. SportsLine projects him to underperform relative to ADP and drop out of the top 12 TEs — avoid in drafts.
• 08/14 High (100%) Highlighted as a strong value to draft after big-name TEs; article notes Kraft finished higher than Kelce in 2024 standard leagues and is being drafted much later (Kelce going 42 picks before Kraft) — implies Kraft is undervalued.
• 08/14 Low (100%) Limited target pool in Green Bay and additions (Matthew Golden, Luke Musgrave returning) reduce his upside; avoid reaching for him at his ADP (~113.3).
• 08/14 Low (64%) Listed among TEs with tougher SOS (Packers) — author suggests tougher schedules should be considered and to prefer TEs with easier paths if choosing late-round options.
• 08/14 Medium Profiled as the mid-round value TE: excellent YAC and efficiency but limited target share in an offense with a small passing pie. High ceiling but role limits weekly consistency.
• 08/13 Low (100%) Model lists Kraft as a likely bust relative to his ADP. After a TE7 season (50-707-7), Packers drafted WR Matthew Golden in the first round, which is expected to take targets and push Kraft down the pecking order; SportsLine doesn't project him among the top 12 TEs.
• 08/13 Medium (100%) Tier 3: Since becoming the Packers' starter (Week 12, 2023) averaged 9.4 fantasy points per game. Efficient scoring (high yards and TDs relative to target volume) — a solid mid/late-round TE1 option.
• 08/13 Low Finished TE9 in 2024 but Green Bay passing game is unpredictable (multiple WRs, heavy run game with Josh Jacobs, QB nagging injuries). Prefer waiting on TE or taking other tight ends at similar ADP.
• 08/13 Low Seen as volatile and being drafted ahead of better-value tight ends; analyst prefers Jake Ferguson, who often goes later and offers better value.
• 08/12 Medium Noted as a piece who could help ‘tap into’ Jordan Love’s upside, pointing to sneaky involvement and late-round upside at TE.
• 08/12 Medium (100%) Highlighted as a potential breakout tight end and noted as someone who could help tap into Jordan Love’s upside, making him a worthwhile upside target in the mid-to-late rounds.
• 08/12 Medium (100%) Noted as a piece that could help tap into Jordan Love’s upside, giving him late-round sleeper appeal at TE.
• 08/12 High Favorite late-round TE; ascending player with YAC ability in a TD-rich Packers offense that schemes him screens and red-zone looks.
• 08/12 High (77%) Labeled a best value; top-10 TE profile and available in Round 10. Expected usage bump with Jordan Love healthy and LaFleur emphasizing TE.
• 08/11 Medium (54%) Tucker Kraft is a favorite for those looking for midround value due to his ability to excel in yardage after the catch, offering midrange security to quarterbacks.
• 08/08 High Given the dubious outlook for the Cleveland Browns' offense, drafting Tucker Kraft over David Njoku is strategically sound to avoid over-relying on a weak offensive team.
• 08/08 Medium (77%) Moved into Tier 4 as a low-end No. 1 fantasy tight end, expected to be a focal point for the Packers.
• 08/07 High (100%) Kraft has shown promise as a TE10 last season and has potential for increased role, although the addition of WR Matthew Golden adds competition. Kraft's offensive system could boost his usage, making him a great late-round sleeper pick.
• 08/06 High Buzz around Tucker Kraft in training camp has increased, moving him up in the rankings. His potential after-the-catch ability aligns with a favorable situation in Green Bay.
• 08/06 Medium (64%) Kraft had a solid season with 50 receptions for 707 yards and team-high seven TDs. Green Bay is committed to expanding his role, and he presents an affordable option to target in drafts, likely to improve upon his 2024 numbers.
• 08/05 Medium (69%) Kraft faces tough early matchups that might hurt his initial performances. Consider drafting him for future potential, but manage risk due to difficult start.
• 08/05 High (69%) Tucker Kraft is one of the breakout candidates at the tight end position. He has the potential to challenge for a spot amongst the top-7 fantasy tight ends. He can often be drafted in the 10th round or later, which is an excellent value for the upside he offers.
• 08/04 High (100%) Despite target competition, Kraft was third among TEs in fantasy points per target last season. Jordan Love's frequent targeting of TEs adds to his potential value as a back-end TE1 option.
• 08/02 Medium (69%) Tucker Kraft is considered a breakout candidate who could challenge for a top-7 fantasy tight end spot and is available in the 10th round or later, making him a value pick.
• 08/01 Medium (72%) Kraft offers value as a splash-play tight end at a low market price, despite Green Bay's general trend of not focusing on a featured receiver.

Medium — draft as a late-round upside target/bench stash (target Rounds 10–14; ADP ≈ 144–152). He profiles as a high-upside slot YAC receiver in Ben Johnson’s offense with strong college production and team draft capital supporting upside, but missed camp/time and a crowded receiver room plus reliance on a rookie QB suppress immediate volume; treat as low-floor, high-ceiling. Risk: injury history and route/time concerns; Upside: possible second-half breakout or value if injuries occur.

• 08/29 Low Talented slot receiver but missed camp/OTAs with injury; ADP has fallen and he’s worth a late-round stash—likely to be dropped early but could be a high-upside re-add if he returns to health and role.
• 08/29 Low Profiles as a slot receiver with tackle-breaking ability and potential to earn a fruitful role under a coach who favors slot usage; worth a deep-stash but limited early-draft priority given route participation so far.
• 08/29 Medium (100%) Listed as a deep sleeper/breakout candidate but currently behind DJ Moore and Rome Odunze on chart and with Olamide Zaccheaus ahead. Draft capital and college production (192-2,263-21) give upside; he’s a speculative, high-upside stash who could pay off if Caleb Williams and the offense click or injuries occur.
• 08/28 High (100%) Rookie expected to start behind veterans but likely to grow into an expanded role in the second half of the season. Cheap ADP (~152) and projection to be a second-half breakout make him an attractive late-round flier or bench stash.
• 08/28 Medium (100%) Identified as a deep sleeper with strong college production and draft capital that suggests opportunity. Currently behind D.J. Moore and Rome Odunze on the depth chart, with Olamide Zaccheaus listed above him; may take time to produce. High upside if Caleb Williams and the offense take off or injuries occur. Best treated as a late-round stash/ upside dart rather than an early pick.
• 08/28 Medium (100%) Rookie likely to open as WR4 in Chicago but projects to be eventual slot/chain mover under Ben Johnson; draft in Round 10 as a patience-based upside play.
• 08/27 High Exceptional after-the-catch production in college (top-15 in YAC and forced missed tackles in final two years at Missouri). Talent to step into a significant role if Bears’ WRs suffer injuries; fits well in a loaded Chicago offense and offers high upside from a late-round flier.
• 08/27 High Praised for elite movement ('human joystick') and projected to line up in the slot for the Bears; could quickly become one of the league's better slot receivers, making him a strong draft target.
• 08/27 Medium (70%) Late-round WR that author liked in Round 10. Could be a flex/bench dart, but author prefers RB handcuffs over long-shot WRs after this point.
• 08/26 Low Not trending toward a starter role with the ones — losing WR3 snaps to Olamida Zakas; downgrade from sleeper status.
• 08/26 Medium (100%) Rookie receiver being integrated into a talented Bears receiving corps around a confident rookie QB. Offers upside as a rotation/slot piece if he earns playing time, but will need refinement in the offense.
• 08/23 Low (100%) Later-round dart — upside as a developmental piece or injury fill-in; not recommended as early selection.
• 08/22 Low (100%) Explosive playmaker with catch-and-run juice and screen/sweep production upside but faces target competition (DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Colston Loveland) — late flier with upside in Ben Johnson's offense.
• 08/22 Medium Mentioned as sleeper appeal against Cowboys man coverage — upside if usage and matchup align but not guaranteed volume.
• 08/19 Must Have Projected to be Bears' slot WR and praised for elite quickness and route-running; labelled as a rookie you don't want to leave your draft without. High floor as a slot target collector with early role clarity if Zachachus targets are overhyped.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Second-round rookie with efficient preseason production (3 catches, 49 yards) and versatility as a blocker/receiver. Hasn't seen much first-team time yet, but continued strong performances could force increased snaps. Solid developmental pick with upside.
• 08/16 Low High-upside talent but played mostly with second-team and had some route/footwork issues; suggested as a patient, late-round pick rather than a draft-and-start option.
• 08/15 High (100%) Dominant college profile (86/1,212/9 season) and strong efficiency metrics but coming into drafts much later (12th round) than his upside implies—comedic value/steal pick.
• 08/15 Medium (100%) Late-round flier with clear upside in Ben Johnson’s offense (Deebo/Amon-Ra type role). Showed promise in camp and preseason but must compete with Rome Odunze and DJ Moore; labeled around WR58 in rankings — boom-or-bust profile.
• 08/13 Medium (100%) Listed as a late-round target (ADP ~144.9) — recommended for late-round upside exposure.
• 08/13 Medium Rookie top-40 pick received extended work with backups and praise from coaching staff; typical rookie treatment limits immediate ceiling, but talent suggests upside — draft as mid-round upside pick.
• 08/13 Medium (65%) Draft capital invested by team suggests opportunity; ADP ~ pick 144 as a late upside target but consistency is a question in a run-heavy offense.
• 08/12 Medium (100%) Explosive YAC slot option with deep-ball tracking who joins a talented WR room (Moore, Odunze). Long-term fit is strong, but immediate production may lag.
• 08/12 Medium (77%) Included among targeted late-round WRs; appealing upside at price.
• 08/11 Medium (40%) Luther Burden II is a top draft pick for the Bears and needs preseason play for adjustment to the NFL. With the potential for WR1 upside, his pairing with veteran QBs in preseason games offers promising exposure.
• 08/08 Medium (100%) Despite the strong argument for Burden's success as a slot receiver under Ben Johnson, the Bears' crowded offense with versatile players like D.J. Moore and new additions makes him a risk at current ADP.
• 08/08 Medium Chicago Bears rookie slot receiver; has competition for targets but shows potential to contribute quickly once fully integrated.
• 08/06 Low Luther Burden's potential is hampered by injury history and his role as a manufactured touch player, adding risk without significant current performance indicators.
• 08/05 High Luther Burden is compared to Amon-Ra St. Brown's potential role in Ben Johnson's offense, with the possibility of being a primary slot receiver. Despite a less impressive past season due to his QB's injury, he has demonstrated explosive playmaking ability and good contact balance. His potential breakout is reliant on the development of Bears' QB Caleb Williams, and he's ranked as WR50 but valued about a round and a half ahead of ECR.
• 08/01 Medium (64%) While talented, Luther Burden III missed significant time early in training camp, potentially delaying his impact as a rookie. Gametime might come slowly, despite potential three-receiver sets.

High-priority pick: target A.J. Brown in the mid-to-late second round (ADP roughly ~19–28) as a top-tier WR with WR1 upside—his elite target share, yards-per-route, and big-play ability make him undervalued at current ADP despite a run-first Eagles offense. Monitor pre-draft medicals, as hamstring/injury history and limited team pass volume can cap ceiling, but the reward (stable PPR floor and high weekly ceiling) justifies a second‑round investment.

• 08/29 High (100%) Despite missing games in 2024, advanced metrics (3.22 YPRR, 29% TPRR, 31.1% target share) show he remains the focal point. CBS drafters are undervaluing him (ADP ~28.5); author recommends taking him in Round 2 — great upside if Eagles throw more.
• 08/29 High (64%) Advanced metrics stayed elite in 2024 (29% TPRR, 3.22 YPRR, 50% air share). He’s available at a discount in Round 2/3 because the Eagles ran more in 2024; defensive losses could force more pass volume in 2025, boosting Brown’s upside.
• 08/29 Low (100%) Top-five WR talent but in a likely lower-pass-volume Eagles offense with Barkley and Jalen Hurts running more; DeVonta Smith competition lowers target ceiling — avoid at a Round 3 price.
• 08/28 High Strong per-game production (67-1,079-7 in 2024) and should see stable targets; some risk from Saquon Barkley reducing pass volume some weeks, but expected overall pass attempts to rise in 2025. Good value as an early 2nd-round target (mock: 2.09).
• 08/28 High (100%) Projected to post a career-high 12 TD receptions in a more pass-heavy Eagles offense — draft as a high-upside WR1/early-round asset.
• 08/26 High Still treated as a top WR despite some knee/fluid concerns; high ceiling makes him worth an early-round pick if comfortable with the medical uncertainty — monitor reports pre-draft.
• 08/26 Medium Tier 2 but boomer-bust profile and low pass volume in Philly — can win you big weeks but inconsistent; avoid overpaying.
• 08/23 Must Have Reported to 'look good' during pre-game workout — reaffirms elite status and high target share. Should be prioritized among top WRs in drafts.
• 08/22 High (100%) Listed in the upper tiers (Tier 2 / Round 2) — strong upside and solid second-round value per the tiers.
• 08/22 Low High ceiling but significant weekly volatility and several red flags: chronic nagging injuries, low-team pass volume (Eagles last in pass attempts in 2024), crowded target mix with Saquon Barkley absorbing game scripts. At his ADP (WR10, second round) the boom/bust nature and injury history make him a risky pick.
• 08/22 Must Have (100%) Identified as potentially the best Round 2 pick and a top receiving weapon in a potent offense; could be worth late first-round value despite being drafted later in many mocks.
• 08/22 High (100%) Also recommended as a target at the 2/3 turn following a Bijan pick — established WR1 upside in that draft range.
• 08/22 Must Have Listed among receivers you shouldn't bench against the Cowboys early in the season — established high-volume WR with safe weekly floor and strong matchup-proof profile.
• 08/19 High (100%) Quality upside and normally a Round 2 talent; author would draft him mid-Round 2 if healthy, but hamstring/injury risk could push him to Round 3 ADP — draft early if cleared, otherwise wait.
• 08/19 Must Have (100%) Called 'one of the most talented receivers in the world' in an Eagles offense that might be underappreciated — elite, stable fantasy asset.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Dropped behind Drake London because of hamstring injury concerns — still high ceiling but comes with injury risk, so temper draft slot accordingly.
• 08/19 Medium (100%) Text notes 'A.J. Brown remains sidelined' in camp; given his top-tier talent this flags short-term injury risk — don't panic in drafts but be cautious in early rounds.
• 08/15 Medium (100%) Top-tier fantasy talent but currently rehabbing a hamstring injury; missed multiple practices. Historical hamstring issues correlated with decline in second-half production last season. Consider drafting but expect greater volatility and consider waiting for practice activity or targeting a slight ADP discount.
• 08/15 Must Have Strongly favored pick in multiple scenarios; analysts expressed desire to start with AJ Brown and build around him and other top WRs — stable elite WR1 target with high weekly floor and target volume.
• 08/13 Low Injury history, target volatility in a run-heavy Eagles offense, and concentration of season scoring in a handful of games make him a risky second-round pick (ADP ~WR10). Analyst prefers alternatives at similar ADP.
• 08/13 High (100%) Part of the 4-10 group the author would draft in the top 17 overall — viewed as a high-priority receiver in early rounds.
• 08/12 High (100%) Topped 1,000 yards in just 13 games despite historically low team pass volume; likely rebound makes him a strong bet to beat early-second ADP.
• 08/12 High (77%) Within the tier the analyst would select in the top 17 overall picks.
• 08/09 Medium (100%) There are concerns about A.J. Brown's role being diminished in Philadelphia's offense, with increased emphasis on the run and plenty of competition for targets.
• 08/07 High Advising to 'buy the dip' on A.J. Brown suggests he has a lower ADP compared to his potential, offering a high-reward opportunity at a reduced draft cost.
• 08/07 High (62%) A.J. Brown's 31.1% team target share was second-highest among WRs, and his 41.6% share of team passing yards led the NFL. Although Philadelphia is a run-heavy team, Brown is expected to maintain high production with little additional competition.
• 08/06 High Can achieve WR1 status despite past injuries due to big-time per game upside.
• 08/06 Medium (100%) Despite missing games, Brown's performance in 2024 was close to his career averages. His potential is somewhat limited by game scripts involving Saquon Barkley, making him a medium priority due to inconsistency.
• 08/06 High (64%) Brown posted his third consecutive 1,000-yard season despite missing games in 2024. His production could improve with an expected increase in Philadelphia's passing volume. He's a great anchor WR if you go with a robust RB build, ideally targeted in the second round.
• 08/05 Medium (54%) On a run-first Eagles offense, Brown's target volume is low, making him a low-floor/low-ceiling option. Avoid in the second round due to limited upside.
• 08/05 Medium Plays in a run-heavy offense with limited passing volume, capping his ceiling in fantasy.
• 08/05 High Projected increased role in 2025 Eagles pass-heavy attack, high upside as a primary target in a dynamic offense.
• 08/05 Must Have (74%) Despite the Eagles' low pass volume last season, Brown's projected stats showcase WR1 potential. He's considered a steal in the mid-second round.
• 08/05 Must Have (70%) A.J. Brown's yardage and TD projections significantly exceed market expectations, making him a top choice based on his past performance and anticipated usage in a high-power offense.
• 08/05 High (63%) A.J. Brown offers a higher floor and showed a strong performance in the conference championship weekend. His recent form and younger age compared to alternatives like Travis Kelce make him a valuable pick.
• 08/05 High Landing A.J. Brown at pick No. 19 overall is a steal, as he's a top-tier WR option with consistent target share and big-play ability.
• 08/05 High (79%) If Bijan Robinson is selected first, A.J. Brown is an ideal pick at the end of Round 2, providing strong wide receiver value in PPR leagues.
• 08/05 High (79%) A.J. Brown is recommended for selection in Round 2, showcasing his elite WR potential as a reliable target for Hurts.
• 08/05 High A.J. Brown is recommended as a high-value selection at the end of the second round if Justin Jefferson is already on your roster, providing strong WR depth in PPR formats.
• 08/05 High (79%) A.J. Brown is one of the top wide receiver targets for the second round based on ADP data, providing great value if available.
• 08/05 High (79%) Brown is considered a top option if available in the second round, providing strong WR capabilities.
• 08/05 High (79%) Based on ADP data, Brown is one of the top wide receivers available around the middle of the second round, offering solid value.

High priority: Beck is a starting-caliber, Georgia-transfer quarterback with championship pedigree stepping into a clear lead role at Miami, making him an attractive high-upside developmental/dynasty target. Target mid-to-late rookie rounds in dynasty/devy drafts (or a late flier in superflex startups); downside centers on being unproven as a primary ACC starter and uncertain system/receiver chemistry, while upside is immediate starting reps and significant dynasty runway.

• 08/28 High (100%) Georgia transfer with two national championships, replacing top prospect Cam Ward and expected to start — brings experience in big games and clear upward dynasty/devy value. Projection: likely lead QB target at Miami with high upside for rookie/developmental drafts, though system fit and chemistry with new receivers are uncertainties.
• 08/13 Medium (100%) Transferred to Miami to replace a high-level NFL draft pick; brings potential upside in a Power-5 scheme but is unproven in ACC as the primary starter. Good mid/late-rookie flier in dynasty or superflex formats rather than an early pick.