Dynasty rookies tend to tend (2025 fantasy football)

Dynasty Rookie designs are in full swing! After months of preparation, it is important to know what direct effects of the NFL design landscapes had on this year's rookies -harvest. Let us immerse yourself in a few rookies of the dynasty that rise and prepare for your dynasty -rookie designs in the trend.

Rookie Fantasy Football Risers & Fallers

The NFL design of 2025 has come and gone, which means that the fantasy football world in Dynasty rookie designs is knee-deep. Many newcomers saw their fantasy value of the dynasty climbed or dropped during the three-day event. So let's take a look at three newcomers, whose fantasy value improved and their value decreased.

Rookie Risers

RJ Harvey (RB – den)

Many were shocked when the Broncos RJ Harvey chose in the second round of the NFL design of 2025 and selected him in front of Kaleb Johnson. The former UCF star had at least 1,400 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns in two consecutive seasons to end his college career.

It is even more important that he has a clear path to the starting role in Denver. In addition, the other three running backs that were designed Sean Payton before day 3 were Reggie Bush, Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara. Harvey could be the second highest rookie, which will go back this coming season.

Jaydon Blue (RB – Dal)

Jaydon Blue was a choice a day 3, but landed in an excellent situation for his imagination. Last year, Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders under 70 Running Backs with at least 55 rushing attempts in Yards per attempt among the lower 16.

In addition, both veterans had an average of 2.51 or less rushing yards per attempt last season. While it might be too early to call him the next de'von Achahane, Blue could have a similar rookie year in which two ineffective veterans run in front of him in front of him in front of him.

Kyle Williams (Wr – NE)

The biggest winner of the Patriot's design class was Drake Maye after the team used his first four picks on the offensive. However, the next largest winner was Kyle Williams. The former star in Washington State had a career year in 2024 with a total of 1,198 reception rooms and 14 touchdowns.

Williams was the only Passcatcher New England. While Stefon DIGGS is the clear recipient of No. 1 of the team in 2025, Williams could easily earn the other starting place. In addition, Williams could be Maye from 2026 Maye's top receiver, if not before.

Rookie case

Shedur Sanders (QB – CLE)

While most of the bills had him as a selection in the first round, Shedur Sanders slipped into the fifth round of the NFL design. In addition, he was not the only quarterback that Cleveland had moved in when she spent a selection in the third round for Dillon Gabriel.

While the former Colorado star has the talent of anyone in the Browns quarterback room, this does not guarantee him the starting role. Even though Sanders starts most games this season, Cleveland only spent one choice to improve their offensive line and receive the corps, with Harold Fannin Jr. selected in the third round.

EMEKA EGBUKA (WR – TB)

The Buccaners signed Chris Godwin for an extension at the beginning of this low season. In addition, Mike Evans has had another outstanding season, while Jalen McMillan shone at the end of the year.

Therefore, Egbuka will have difficulty achieving consistent destinations as a newcomer. However, the former Star of Ohio State is still a first choice in Dynasty Rookie designs, with Evans introducing the last year of his contract. Fantasy players have to wait a year for Egbuka to bring in a starting role, but he joins a fantasy-friendly offensive led by Baker Mayfield.

Tyler Warren (TE – Ind)

Warren came in the top 10 in many signs and the first tight end from the board. However, he was the second narrow end, which ended up with the Colts with the 14th overall. Unfortunately, the fantasy value of the former Penn State Star at Draft Night has a success.

Indianapolis has one of the worst quarterback units in the league, since Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones were the least precise passers -by last season. In addition, the colts have an overcrowded core, which means that Warren has to fight for every goal.

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