Dynasty Rookie Rankings

These 2025 Dynasty Rookie Rankings for PPR dynasty fantasy football leagues are intended to gauge long-term potential player value over the next several seasons.

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Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Dan M Last Updated: 4/6	Ken K Last Updated: 4/14	Richard C Last Updated: 4/9	Rob W Last Updated: 4/10	Ryan M Last Updated: 4/8	Steve G Last Updated: 4/11
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	1	1	1	1	1	1
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	2	3	2	2	2	2
3	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	8	2	3	3	7	3
4	6.00	RB3	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	5	5	6	6	4	10
5	6.50	RB4	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	7	10	4	4	3	11
6	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	3	9	20	7	5	5
7	8.33	WR2	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	10	6	5	12	9	8
8	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	6	13	8	11	6	7
9	8.67	WR3	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	16	4	11	5	10	6
10	9.00	RB5	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	4	7	14	9	8	12
11	9.17	WR4	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	9	8	13	10	11	4
12	9.67	WR5	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	11	11	7	8	12	9
13	13.83	WR6	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	13	14	10	17	14	15
14	15.83	WR7	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	15	20	19	13	15	13
15	16.17	WR8	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	21	12	9	20	19	16
16	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	14	15	18	14	22	23
17	18.50	RB6	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	18	25	15	15	21	17
18	19.50	RB7	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	17	36	12	18	16	18
19	20.00	WR9	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	19	31	24	19	13	14
20	20.17	WR10	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	12	16	17	40	17	19
21	24.00	WR11	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	22	21	39	23	18	21
22	25.00	WR12	Jack Bech	TCU	22	20	27	34	29	20	20
23	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	31	18	28	21	30	24
24	25.50	RB8	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	28	34	21	16	23	31
25	26.33	TE3	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	25	28	25	24	28	28
26	26.33	RB9	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	30	30	22	25	26	25
27	28.00	TE4	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	34	17	16	35	37	29
28	29.50	RB10	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	33	35	26	32	25	26
29	30.00	WR13	Savion Williams	TCU	23	24	19	50	26	34	27
30	31.83	RB11	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	29	26	23	36	35	42
31	31.83	RB12	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	23	48	27	33	24	36
32	34.17	QB3	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	32	24	38	31	29	-
33	34.33	WR14	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-	44	29	28	32	22
34	34.67	WR15	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	37	23	33	44	41	30
35	35.67	QB4	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	36	29	37	34	44	34
36	36.83	WR16	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	39	22	30	45	48	37
37	36.83	TE5	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	26	49	46	27	27	46
38	37.00	RB13	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	27	-	35	30	31	48
39	39.17	RB14	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	46	47	49	22	38	33
40	39.50	WR17	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	35	46	32	50	33	41
41	42.00	RB15	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	47	50	31	38	42	44
42	43.67	RB16	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	50	41	42	39	-	39
43	43.67	RB17	Jordan James	Oregon	21	43	-	-	49	36	32
44	44.33	RB18	Woody Marks	USC	24	38	42	43	-	47	45
45	45.17	RB19	Tahj Brooks	Texas Tech	22	-	32	-	-	46	40
46	45.33	QB5	Quinn Ewers	Texas	22	-	33	-	-	-	35
47	45.50	RB20	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	44	-	48	42	39	49
48	46.50	WR18	Pat Bryant	Illinois	22	-	43	40	47	-	47
49	46.67	QB6	Tyler Shough	Louisville	25	-	39	-	37	-	-
50	46.67	RB21	Kyle Monangai	Rutgers	23	-	38	-	46	-	43
51	47.17	TE6	Luke Lachey	Iowa	23	42	37	-	-	-	-
52	47.17	RB22	Brashard Smith	SMU	22	-	-	36	-	43	-
53	47.50	WR19	Elijhah Badger	Florida	23	-	-	-	41	40	-
54	48.00	TE7	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	48	45	45	-	49	50
55	48.17	WR20	Ja'Corey Brooks	Louisville	22	45	40	-	-	-	-
56	48.17	WR21	Tai Felton	Maryland	22	-	-	47	-	-	38
57	48.50	WR22	Ricky White	UNLV	23	49	-	44	-	45	-
58	49.17	WR23	Dominic Lovett	Georgia	22	40	-	-	-	-	-
59	49.33	WR24	Nick Nash	San Jose State	24	41	-	-	-	-	-
60	49.33	TE8	Gunnar Helm	Texas	22	-	-	41	-	-	-
61	49.67	WR25	Dont'e Thornton	Tennessee	22	-	-	-	43	-	-
62	50.50	WR26	Isaiah Neyor	Nebraska	23	-	-	-	48	-	-
63	50.83	RB23	Donovan Edwards	Michigan	22	-	-	-	-	50	-

Dan Meylor - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/6

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	-
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	-
3	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	Warren isn't the same prospect Bowers is but he has elite upside. Strongest hands in the draft and incredible at uncovering at the snap. 3/2
4	9.00	RB3	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	I don't worry about his 40 landing in the 4.5's. That's what we expected. 3/2
5	6.00	RB4	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	He's a lead back in the NFL. Hopefully he contributes as a pass catcher for fantasy. 3/2
6	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	He is Trey McBride. A steal at the end of the first round of rookie drafts. 3/2
7	6.50	RB5	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	So explosive. I hope he ends up somewhere that uses his ability on the perimeter. 3/2
8	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	-
9	9.17	WR2	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	-
10	8.33	WR3	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	-
11	9.67	WR4	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	-
12	20.17	WR5	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	Royals is the hidden gem of this draft class. So smooth all over the field. He's a steal in the 2nd round. 3/31
13	13.83	WR6	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	-
14	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	-
15	15.83	WR7	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
16	8.67	WR8	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	Sounds like the Browns and Patriots view him as a WR, If he lands there, he will move up drastically. 3/31
17	19.50	RB6	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	Reminds me of Maurice Jones-Drew. So physical and a weapon in all phases. 3/2
18	18.50	RB7	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
19	20.00	WR9	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
20	25.00	WR10	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
21	16.17	WR11	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	-
22	24.00	WR12	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	-
23	31.83	RB8	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
24	30.00	WR13	Savion Williams	TCU	23	-
25	26.33	TE3	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
26	36.83	TE4	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	I've warmed up to Arroyo being an ideal third round dart throw... as long as you have roster space to wait for him. 3/2
27	37.00	RB9	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	-
28	25.50	RB10	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
29	31.83	RB11	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	-
30	26.33	RB12	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	-
31	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	-
32	34.17	QB3	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	-
33	29.50	RB13	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
34	28.00	TE5	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
35	39.50	WR14	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-
36	35.67	QB4	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	-
37	34.67	WR15	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
38	44.33	RB14	Woody Marks	USC	24	-
39	36.83	WR16	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
40	49.17	WR17	Dominic Lovett	Georgia	22	-
41	49.33	WR18	Nick Nash	San Jose State	24	-
42	47.17	TE6	Luke Lachey	Iowa	23	-
43	43.67	RB15	Jordan James	Oregon	21	-
44	45.50	RB16	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	-
45	48.17	WR19	Ja'Corey Brooks	Louisville	22	-
46	39.17	RB17	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
47	42.00	RB18	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	-
48	48.00	TE7	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	-
49	48.50	WR20	Ricky White	UNLV	23	-
50	43.67	RB19	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	-

Ken Kelly - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/14

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	First really dynamic runner I've been excited about in a while. 12/17
2	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	Looks like a stud, but not in the same class as Nabers or MHJ for me 12/17
3	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	Over 3,000 yards the last two seasons is hard to do. Should translate. 12/17
4	8.67	WR2	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	Where will he play? It's a huge question. 12/17
5	6.00	RB3	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	Underrated Buckeye runner, who would thrived elsewhere 12/17
6	8.33	WR3	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	Underrated 12/17
7	9.00	RB4	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	1,500 yards and 21 touchdowns isn't bad. 12/17
8	9.17	WR4	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	-
9	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	Could be in the upper tier of fantasy tight ends as a rookie 12/17
10	6.50	RB5	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	Never really became what we thought he'd be, but still solid. 12/17
11	9.67	WR5	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	May not be what we expect from OSU WRs, but still good. 12/17
12	16.17	WR6	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	Under the radar 12/17
13	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	-
14	13.83	WR7	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	Add a few more touchdowns and he's up five spots. 12/17
15	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	I actually like him better than Sanders at the moment 12/17
16	20.17	WR8	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	-
17	28.00	TE3	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
18	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	Poised and polished, but I'm still not sold completely 12/17
19	30.00	WR9	Savion Williams	TCU	23	-
20	15.83	WR10	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
21	24.00	WR11	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	Character concerns are dropping his stock 4/11
22	36.83	WR12	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
23	34.67	WR13	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
24	34.17	QB3	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	The numbers are there for sure. 12/17
25	18.50	RB6	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
26	31.83	RB7	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	Once a much more exciting prospect 12/17
27	25.00	WR14	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
28	26.33	TE4	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
29	35.67	QB4	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	Still think he's a little underrated 12/17
30	26.33	RB8	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	Combine performance was electric 3/9
31	20.00	WR15	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
32	45.17	RB9	Tahj Brooks	Texas Tech	22	-
33	45.33	QB5	Quinn Ewers	Texas	22	Kind of a disappointing year 12/17
34	25.50	RB10	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
35	29.50	RB11	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
36	19.50	RB12	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	-
37	47.17	TE5	Luke Lachey	Iowa	23	-
38	46.67	RB13	Kyle Monangai	Rutgers	23	-
39	46.67	QB6	Tyler Shough	Louisville	25	Starting to get some real traction now 4/11
40	48.17	WR16	Ja'Corey Brooks	Louisville	22	-
41	43.67	RB14	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	-
42	44.33	RB15	Woody Marks	USC	24	-
43	46.50	WR17	Pat Bryant	Illinois	22	-
44	34.33	WR18	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-
45	48.00	TE6	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	-
46	39.50	WR19	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-
47	39.17	RB16	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
48	31.83	RB17	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
49	36.83	TE7	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
50	42.00	RB18	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	He's not his brother, but that isn't saying a lot at the moment, either 12/17

Richard Cooling - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/9

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	-
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	-
3	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	-
4	6.50	RB3	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	-
5	8.33	WR2	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	-
6	6.00	RB4	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	-
7	9.67	WR3	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	-
8	8.50	TE1	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	-
9	16.17	WR4	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	-
10	13.83	WR5	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	-
11	8.67	WR6	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	Now he's working out as a CB at the Combine I'm not sure I can draft him 2/13
12	19.50	RB5	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	-
13	9.17	WR7	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	-
14	9.00	RB6	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	-
15	18.50	RB7	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
16	28.00	TE2	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
17	20.17	WR8	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	-
18	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	-
19	15.83	WR9	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
20	8.17	TE3	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	-
21	25.50	RB8	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
22	26.33	RB9	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	-
23	31.83	RB10	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	-
24	20.00	WR10	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
25	26.33	TE4	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
26	29.50	RB11	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
27	31.83	RB12	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
28	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	-
29	34.33	WR11	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-
30	36.83	WR12	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
31	42.00	RB13	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	-
32	39.50	WR13	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-
33	34.67	WR14	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
34	25.00	WR15	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
35	37.00	RB14	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	-
36	47.17	RB15	Brashard Smith	SMU	22	-
37	35.67	QB3	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	-
38	34.17	QB4	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	-
39	24.00	WR16	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	-
40	46.50	WR17	Pat Bryant	Illinois	22	-
41	49.33	TE5	Gunnar Helm	Texas	22	-
42	43.67	RB16	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	-
43	44.33	RB17	Woody Marks	USC	24	-
44	48.50	WR18	Ricky White	UNLV	23	-
45	48.00	TE6	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	-
46	36.83	TE7	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
47	48.17	WR19	Tai Felton	Maryland	22	-
48	45.50	RB18	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	-
49	39.17	RB19	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
50	30.00	WR20	Savion Williams	TCU	23	-

Rob Willette - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/10

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	An incredible 2024 season has cemented Jeanty as the top back in the class of 2025. The question now is how high can he go...he figures to be a Top 10 player on many big boards, though crashing the Top 10 a la Bijan Robinson may still be tough. In any event, he is looking like a strong 1.01 in single QB or Superflex rookie drafts, a versatile back who can handle a workhorse role from day one. 3/31
Tier 2
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	A tough, burly runner with more than enough explosive skills to test defenses at the second level, Omarion Hampton is one of this draft's easiest evaluations. He should step in as a starter from day one and could be one of the league's most promising young runners early in his career. 3/31
3	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	We were spoiled with last year's receiver class; this group does not have the same juice. Tet McMillan, however, has top receiver traits and looks to be anointed a team's number one receiver from day one. He is the one receiver in this class with lead receiver skills. 1/14
Tier 3
4	6.50	RB3	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	A big play machine for the Buckeyes, Tre'Veyon Henderson is one of this year's best home run hitters. He is more than just a boom or bust, however, showcasing excellent patience and a feel for setting up blocks. Despite strong production for a blue blood, Henderson is still a bit unheralded, yet looks poised to go on day two. 1/16
5	8.67	WR2	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	With rumblings Travis Hunter is the favorite to go number two overall to the Browns, it is time to move him up. We still have questions as to how he will be utilized, but Andrew Berry has been vocal about viewing Hunter as a receiver first, which would make him a big fantasy factor given his skillset out wide. 4/10
6	6.00	RB4	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	-
7	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	-
8	9.67	WR3	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	Emeka Egbuka may not have superstar upside but his combination of frame, intelligence, and reliability make him a safe bet to at least be a strong WR2, a good fit for any team. If he can secure first round draft capital, he should safely settle in the top 5 picks of single QB rookie drafts. 1/16
Tier 4
9	9.00	RB5	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	After seeing his stock tumble during his sophomore year, Kaleb Johnson exploded within an improved offense in 2024. He became a sturdy workhorse, showcasing the explosive ability to get to the second level and greatly expanding his involvement in the passing game. A day three pick heading into the year, Johnson now figures to go in Round 2 or even better, establishing himself as a top rookie pick. 1/16
10	9.17	WR4	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	Long considered a distant second as far as Texas receiver prospects go, Matthew Golden closed the gap in 2024, and IMO surpassed Isaiah Bond. Golden is an athletic receiver with reliable hands who can win all across the formation, making him a viable threat to move ahead of much more ballyhooed receivers as the process proceeds. 1/16
11	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	-
12	8.33	WR5	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	-
13	15.83	WR6	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
14	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	Cam Ward worked last year's off-season beautifully, flirting with the draft before landing at Miami, a team who has revamped its offense and let Ward emerge as the possible first quarterback off the board. Ward is flawed yet has tools for days and plays with an aggression which can lead to fantasy goodness. In Superflex formats, he is a virtual lock to go in the Top 5 selections. 2/25
Tier 5
15	18.50	RB6	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
16	25.50	RB7	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
17	13.83	WR7	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	-
18	19.50	RB8	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	A monster performance in the College Football Playoff has made Cam Skattebo a household name, but he has been balling all season. A physical, high character runner who can contribute in the passing game, Skattebo looks like a solid add as a complementary runner in any NFL backfield. 3/31
19	20.00	WR8	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
20	16.17	WR9	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	-
Tier 6
21	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	Sheduer Sanders' stock appears all over the place. He is falling to the late 1st. He is a favorite for the Browns at number two. Regardless of the location, Sanders appears to have locked in his Round 1 bona fides and is the heavy favorite to be QB2. I do not see a fantasy star, but a long-term starter at quarterback has a lot of value in Supeflex leagues. 3/31
22	39.17	RB9	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
23	24.00	WR10	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	-
24	26.33	TE3	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
25	26.33	RB10	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	-
26	30.00	WR11	Savion Williams	TCU	23	Savion Williams figures to be one of the more unique evaluations this spring. He was never a mega producer at TCU, but has unique versatility and a size/athleticism combination you cannot teach. Some team will need a plan for him, but in the right hands he can be fantasy gold. 2/6
27	36.83	TE4	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
28	34.33	WR12	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-
29	25.00	WR13	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
30	37.00	RB11	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	-
Tier 7
31	34.17	QB3	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	-
32	29.50	RB12	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
33	31.83	RB13	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
34	35.67	QB4	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	Jalen Milroe has tools for days yet weaknesses which could make any GM nervous. His accuracy and anticipation can stall drives and he may fit best in a situation where he is not rushed into action. If he hits, however, his ability as a rusher give him fantasy superstar potential. 1/7
35	28.00	TE5	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
36	31.83	RB14	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	-
37	46.67	QB5	Tyler Shough	Louisville	25	-
38	42.00	RB15	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	-
39	43.67	RB16	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	-
Tier 8
40	20.17	WR14	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	-
41	47.50	WR15	Elijhah Badger	Florida	23	-
42	45.50	RB17	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	-
43	49.67	WR16	Dont'e Thornton	Tennessee	22	-
44	34.67	WR17	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	Xavier Restrepo has a lot of fans, many of whom feel his toughness and savvy over the middle of the field could make him a high-end slot target. I can buy Restrepo as a NFL contributor, though I question the fantasy upside. 3/31
45	36.83	WR18	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
46	46.67	RB18	Kyle Monangai	Rutgers	23	-
47	46.50	WR19	Pat Bryant	Illinois	22	A big, strong perimeter receiver who focuses on the details of route running, Bryant could be a strong possession WR2 or high-end WR3 at the NFL level. He is one of my favorite overlooked prospects. 2/11
48	50.50	WR20	Isaiah Neyor	Nebraska	23	-
49	43.67	RB19	Jordan James	Oregon	21	-
50	39.50	WR21	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-

Ryan McDowell - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/8

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	-
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	-
3	6.50	RB3	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	-
4	6.00	RB4	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	-
5	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	-
6	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	-
7	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	-
8	9.00	RB5	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	-
9	8.33	WR2	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	-
10	8.67	WR3	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	-
11	9.17	WR4	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	-
12	9.67	WR5	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	-
13	20.00	WR6	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
14	13.83	WR7	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	-
15	15.83	WR8	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
16	19.50	RB6	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	-
17	20.17	WR9	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	-
18	24.00	WR10	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	-
19	16.17	WR11	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	-
20	25.00	WR12	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
21	18.50	RB7	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
22	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	-
23	25.50	RB8	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
24	31.83	RB9	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
25	29.50	RB10	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
26	26.33	RB11	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	-
27	36.83	TE3	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
28	26.33	TE4	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
29	34.17	QB2	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi	21	-
30	25.33	QB3	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	-
31	37.00	RB12	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	-
32	34.33	WR13	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-
33	39.50	WR14	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-
34	30.00	WR15	Savion Williams	TCU	23	-
35	31.83	RB13	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	-
36	43.67	RB14	Jordan James	Oregon	21	-
37	28.00	TE5	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
38	39.17	RB15	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
39	45.50	RB16	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	-
40	47.50	WR16	Elijhah Badger	Florida	23	-
41	34.67	WR17	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
42	42.00	RB17	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	-
43	47.17	RB18	Brashard Smith	SMU	22	-
44	35.67	QB4	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	-
45	48.50	WR18	Ricky White	UNLV	23	-
46	45.17	RB19	Tahj Brooks	Texas Tech	22	-
47	44.33	RB20	Woody Marks	USC	24	-
48	36.83	WR19	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
49	48.00	TE6	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	-
50	50.83	RB21	Donovan Edwards	Michigan	22	-

Steve Gill - 2025 Rookie Rankings - Last updated: 4/11

Rank	Avg	Pos	Name	Team	Age	Comments ( date comment was updated )
1	1.00	RB1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State	21	-
2	2.17	RB2	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina	22	-
3	4.33	WR1	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona	22	-
Tier 2
4	9.17	WR2	Matthew Golden	Texas	21	-
5	8.17	TE1	Tyler Warren	Penn State	22	-
6	8.67	WR3	Travis Hunter	Colorado	21	Guessing there's a ~2/3 chance he has a major receiving role in his NFL offense 4/9
7	8.50	TE2	Colston Loveland	Michigan	21	-
8	8.33	WR4	Luther Burden	Missouri	21	-
9	9.67	WR5	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State	22	-
Tier 3
10	6.00	RB3	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State	21	-
11	6.50	RB4	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State	22	-
12	9.00	RB5	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	21	-
13	15.83	WR6	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State	22	-
Tier 4
14	20.00	WR7	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State	22	-
15	13.83	WR8	Tre Harris	Mississippi	23	-
16	16.17	WR9	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford	21	-
17	18.50	RB6	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee	20	-
18	19.50	RB7	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State	23	-
Tier 5
19	20.17	WR10	Jalen Royals	Utah State	22	-
20	25.00	WR11	Jack Bech	TCU	22	-
21	24.00	WR12	Isaiah Bond	Texas	21	-
22	34.33	WR13	Kyle Williams	Washington State	22	-
23	17.67	QB1	Cam Ward	Miami (Florida)	22	-
24	25.33	QB2	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	23	-
25	26.33	RB8	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech	22	-
26	29.50	RB9	RJ Harvey	UCF	24	-
27	30.00	WR14	Savion Williams	TCU	23	-
28	26.33	TE3	Mason Taylor	LSU	20	-
29	28.00	TE4	Harold Fannin	Bowling Green	21	-
30	34.67	WR15	Xavier Restrepo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
31	25.50	RB10	Devin Neal	Kansas	21	-
32	43.67	RB11	Jordan James	Oregon	21	-
33	39.17	RB12	Jaydon Blue	Texas	21	-
Tier 6
34	35.67	QB3	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	22	Has some work to do, but his game has improved every year and he has elite traits to build off of 4/9
35	45.33	QB4	Quinn Ewers	Texas	22	-
36	31.83	RB13	DJ Giddens	Kansas State	21	-
37	36.83	WR16	Tez Johnson	Oregon	22	-
38	48.17	WR17	Tai Felton	Maryland	22	-
39	43.67	RB14	Raheim Sanders	South Carolina	21	-
40	45.17	RB15	Tahj Brooks	Texas Tech	22	-
41	39.50	WR18	Tory Horton	Colorado State	22	-
42	31.83	RB16	Ollie Gordon	Oklahoma State	21	-
43	46.67	RB17	Kyle Monangai	Rutgers	23	-
44	42.00	RB18	Trevor Etienne	Georgia	20	-
45	44.33	RB19	Woody Marks	USC	24	-
46	36.83	TE5	Elijah Arroyo	Miami (Florida)	22	-
47	46.50	WR19	Pat Bryant	Illinois	22	-
48	37.00	RB20	Damien Martinez	Miami (Florida)	21	-
49	45.50	RB21	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn	22	-
50	48.00	TE6	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon	22	-

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