Fantasy Football Advice 2025

Liam Coen unlocked Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers' offense in 2024. Now he’s gone. So what should fantasy drafters expect in 2025?

In a Guillotine league, one bad week can end your season faster than the blade drops. Survival depends on drafting players who deliver steady production, week after week, without letting you down. These rankings spotlight the safest bets to keep your fantasy season alive.

What do Jalen Hurts, James Conner, and Chris Godwin have in common? They’re all going later than they should in your fantasy football draft. And that means big opportunity for you.

There's a big QB question in New Orleans. But new HC Kellen Moore and a talented group of skill-position players could make this Saints offense better than you think for fantasy football.

Guillotine leagues flip the fantasy script, turning every week into a fight for survival. One bad lineup, and your season is over. Here’s how to build a roster tough enough to dodge the blade week after week.

Not every rookie defender is built to deliver immediate fantasy value. But this year’s class has range: tackle monsters, edge freaks, and a few scheme-dependent wildcards. And then there’s Travis Hunter, who might break your league if it isn’t ready for him.

The Panthers have been a fantasy afterthought for years. But with Bryce Young entering his third season and an upgraded supporting cast, this team might matter in 2025. Here’s what you need to know before buying in.

Ready to crush your fantasy football draft? This strategy guide takes you pick-by-pick through a perfect 12-team PPR draft, arming you with expert insights and battle-tested tactics — while pointing out the critical mistakes you can’t afford to make.

These future stars are already making noise in college football. Get to know Jeremiah Smith, Ryan Williams, and the rest, and you'll be making moves that matter before your league mates know what hit 'em.