2025 NFL Draft: Dynasty Fantasy Football Winners and Losers from the AFC East

With the 2025 NFL Draft now over, we can accurately reassess the depth charts of teams around the NFL. In this series, we’ll be taking a look at players who either gained or lost value based on what their team did during the draft.
The Bills went all-in on the defensive side of the football in the NFL Draft, waiting until the end of the fifth round to finally take an offensive player. It makes sense when you consider that they scored 30.9 points per game last season (second only to the Lions) and they didn’t have any major losses in free agency. With that being said, two of their biggest losses came at wide receiver, with Mack Hollins and Amari Cooper being shown the door. With Cooper and Hollins on the move, and minimal draft capital spent at the position, Coleman looks primed for a sophomore season breakout in Buffalo.
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The Broncos have signed running back JK Dobbins.
Read moreThe Houston Texans have signed running back Nick Chubb.
Read moreAaron Rodgers has told the Pittsburgh Steelers he intends to sign with them and play next season.
Read moreThe Patriots are currently not considering the release of wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
Read moreFalcons tight end Kyle Pitts has been battling a foot injury in OTAs.
Read moreThe Seahawks are making it clear Sam Darnold is the unquestioned starter next season.
Read moreWith the 2025 NFL Draft now over, we can accurately reassess the depth charts of teams around the NFL. In this series, we’ll be taking a look at players who either gained or lost value based on what their team did during the draft.
The Bills went all-in on the defensive side of the football in the NFL Draft, waiting until the end of the fifth round to finally take an offensive player. It makes sense when you consider that they scored 30.9 points per game last season (second only to the Lions) and they didn’t have any major losses in free agency. With that being said, two of their biggest losses came at wide receiver, with Mack Hollins and Amari Cooper being shown the door. With Cooper and Hollins on the move, and minimal draft capital spent at the position, Coleman looks primed for a sophomore season breakout in Buffalo.
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