2025 Dynasty Football Rankings by Scott Atkins
Freshly updated Dynasty football rankings as we approach the NFL Season! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
2025 Dynasty Football Rankings by Scott Atkins
Freshly updated 2020 Dynasty football rankings as we approach the NFL Season! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
2025 Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings are Freshly updated!
As we approach the 2025 NFL Season and eventual Fantasy Football season! Dynasty leagues are, without a doubt, the fastest-growing segment in all of Fantasy sports. The concept is actually quite simple. Draft your startup team, compete all year and KEEP your entire team the following year. You add to your team in the off-season through an annual ROOKIE and free agent draft every year, which occurs immediately following the NFL Draft. You need dynasty football rankings based on trade value to maximize your team’s long-term value.
I’m in over ten dynasty high-stakes leagues and I have gone through the rankings pretty extensively with a lot of new movers to give you the most up-to-date information possible. Remember, these are based on perceived trade value therefore the rankings are primarily based on what it would take for me to move the player. I heavily weigh AGE in rankings (closer to a 4-year window) If you only use a 2-3 year window, you’ll likely be stuck with players who underperform or show signs of age that you can’t trade for fair value. My goal is for you to get the best years from a player and trade them while their value is still high before the decline when the secret is out.
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2024 Rookie Rankings UPDATED
It is never too early to start preparing for the next dynasty rookie draft. FullTime Fantasy‘s early 2024 rookie rankings showcase my initial order from a fantasy football perspective. The 2024 class isn’t the deepest but offers some strong quarterback
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Jody Smith’s Updated Dynasty Rankings (July)
Freshly updated 2020 Dynasty football rankings after the NFL Draft! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
Jody Smith’s Updated Dynasty Rankings
Freshly updated 2020 Dynasty football rankings after the NFL Draft! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
Early 2023 Fantasy Football Fades
While it is still early in the 2023 fantasy football draft season, FFWC best ball draft season is underway. Using the average draft position from these drafts allows us to recognize tendencies and find the early 2023 fantasy football fades
Of course, things can and certainly will change over time. However, these preliminary drafts allow savvy high-stakes players the opportunity to exploit values. Conversely, there are also players that appear to be targeted prematurely.
Let’s take a look at some of the early 2023 fantasy football fades to avoid in these May FFWC drafts. And while we’re on the subject, now is a great time to adopt a Dynasty Football World Championship squad.
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Running Backs
Breece Hall (New York Jets) RB11 – There is a lot to love about Breece Hall in dynasty leagues. However, being drafted near the 2/3 turn as the RB11 seems a bit high in redraft leagues. While Hall was the RB7 in terms of fantasy points per game in 2022, he tore his ACL in October.
Very often we see running backs take a full year to return to their pre-injury form. In most cases, the first season after a torn ACL results in a drop in efficiency and effectiveness. Even if Hall is able to suit up for Week 1, the Jets could spell him more with Michael Carter and Zonovan Knight, who are both capable runners.
Although Hall is a promising young back loaded with fantasy upside…
What other 2023 fantasy football fades should you avoid?
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Jody Smith’s Dynasty Rankings
Freshly updated 2020 Dynasty football rankings after the NFL Draft! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
2023 Superflex Dynasty Rookie Rankings
Then 2023 NFL season has yet to kick off. However, the dynasty football season is well underway. With the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine complete, now is a great time to debut Jody Smith’s 2023 Superflex Dynasty Rookie Rankings. The incoming 2023 rookie class is loaded with depth at tight end and running back. But it lacks any big-time wide receiver options. The top-heavy group lacks quantity at quarterback but should produce as many as four top-10 selections. Speaking of rookies and dynasty leagues, head to the FFWC Dynasty Marketplace where you can purchase a stacked dynasty squad, take on a rebuild for a discount, or even Adopt an Orphan team! Of course, the best way to prepare for the dynasty season is with updated 2023 Superflex Dynasty Rookie Rankings. Also, they will be updated throughout the spring and summer months. To read all the 2023 Dynasty Football content detailed and analyzed by Jody Smith, Shawn Childs, and the FullTime Fantasy staff, become a member TODAY! You can buy all the Outlooks as a downloadable for a one-time discounted price of $30. Or Join the FullTime fam with a Monthly, 6-Month, or Annual Membership which includes everything we do for ALL SPORTS! Also, use PROMO: SHAWN23, for an additional 15% off any package! GET THE UPDATES! Turn on your email notifications for Breaking Fantasy news alerts & site updates.
2022 NFL Free Agent Rankings: Tight Ends
While the 2022 free-agent class of tight ends lacks a true top-tier name, there are some quality veteran pass-catchers set to test the market. With more and more teams utilizing multiple tight ends regularly, there will be plenty of fantasy ramifications. Here are our 2022 free-agent rankings for the tight end position. Also, make sure you check out the quarterback, running back, and wide receivers. PLAYER POS TEAM AGE GAME REC YDS TD Dalton Schultz TE DAL 26 17 78 808 8 Mike Gesicki TE MIA 26 17 73 780 2 Zach Ertz TE ARZ 31 17 74 763 5 Evan Engram TE NYG 27 15 46 408 3 Rob Gronkowski TE TB 33 12 55 802 6 David Njoku TE CLE 26 16 36 475 4 Tyler Conklin TE MIN 26 17 61 593 3 Gerald Everett TE SEA 28 15 48 478 4 C.J. Uzomah TE CIN 29 16 49 493 5 Anthony Firkser TE TEN 27 15 34 291 2 Dalton Schultz – After a breakout 2021 campaign, Schultz is likely to get franchise tagged, but if he were to hit the open market, the 25-year-old veteran could command a salary in the $12-14 million range annually. Schultz’s dynasty value is tied to re-signing with Dallas, but if he were to sign elsewhere, Blake Jarwin would become an interesting name once again. Mike Gesicki – Gesicki’s 111 targets ranked fourth overall and with Miami undergoing another regime change, there’s a good chance the fifth-year tight end will be allowed to test free agency. More of a wide receiver than true inline tight end, Gesicki could benefit from a change of scenery and still has top-5 fantasy potential should he land in a destination with more stable quarterback play. Zach Ertz – Ertz actually had one more target than Gesicki thanks to an uptick in looks after being traded to Arizona, where he averaged 10.75 targets per game in the Cardinals’ last four contests. Although Ertz will turn 32 in December, he is still a potent pass-catching weapon and will have no shortage of suitors in the $6-8 million dollar range annually in a 2-3 year deal. Although his dynasty value is on the decline, Ertz can still be a top-10 redraft option provided he lands with a coach willing to scheme Ertz into the offense. Evan Engram – Understandably, many fantasy pundits are done with Engram after a pair of disappointing seasons, but Engram is still just 27 and could still develop into an above-average receiving option. More reason for optimism: Engram could hardly find worse quarterback play and may still be viewed as a decent late-round streamer this summer. Rob Gronkowski – With word that Tom Brady has retired, we’ve likely seen the final play of Rob Gronkowski’s brilliant NFL career. Gronk indicated that he may still play without Brady, but having already retired once and returned simply to reunite with his long-time signal-caller, it makes sense for him to walk away. 33 in May, Gronkowski has played a full season once since 2011 but could still make an impact as a designated red-zone option should he come back for one final season with a contender, but his days as a fantasy TE1 are in the past. David Njoku – A 2017 first-round selection, Njoku will have the opportunity to test the free-agent waters for the first time but a return to Cleveland is something that is also on the table, particularly if the club parts ways with Austin Hooper. Still just 26 when the 2022 season begins, Njoku had a career-best 13.2 yards per catch average and posted his first 100-yard performance in Week 5. Tyler Conklin – Thrust into the starting lineup after Irv Smith suffered a season-ending knee injury in the summer, Conklin parlayed the unexpected reps into a solid 61/593/3 line. With Smith expected to make a full recovery, Conklin isn’t necessarily expected to return to Minnesota. With limited success in his first three campaigns, Conklin may have to settle for a rotational role. Gerald Everett – Labeled as a popular late-round sleeper last summer, Everett set career-best numbers in catches, yards, and touchdowns but his production was quite similar to when he was splitting reps with Tyler Higbee in Los Angeles. The Seahawks are about to embark on a rebuild, so Everett is unlikely to return, which might be for the best from a fantasy perspective. C.J. Uzomah – Uzomah had his best pro season as the Bengals broke out. With a deep receiving corps, Uzomah will always be used as a secondary option in Cincinnati and could try to capitalize on his success to make a play for more targets elsewhere. However, for fantasy purposes, re-signing with the surging Bengals makes the most sense, but Uzomah will be little more than a week-to-week streamer regardless of his address. Anthony Firkser – Another popular pre-season sleeper, Firkser had a middling season as the Titans rotated tight ends. Firkser had 20 or fewer yards in nine of his 15 games and single-digit yards in five. He’s little more than a fantasy TE3 draftable only in leagues that dole out bonuses for the position. PLAYER POS TEAM AGE GAME REC YDS TD Hayden Hurst TE ATL 28 13 26 221 3 Ricky Seals-Jones TE WAS 27 13 30 271 2 Mo Alie-Cox TE IND 28 17 24 316 4 Robert Tonyan TE GB 28 8 18 204 2 Durham Smythe TE MIA 26 17 34 357 0 O.J. Howard TE TB 27 17 14 135 1 Eric Ebron TE PIT 29 8 12 84 1 Will Dissly TE SEA 26 15 21 231 1 Jared Cook TE LAC 35 16 48 564 4 Ian Thomas TE CAR 26 17 18 188 0 There isn’t a lot of depth at tight end overall and that’s certainly true for the 2022 free-agent class. Hayden Hurst could draw attention as a lesser starter or solid rotational option but will be well off the fantasy radar unless he lands in a top-10 offense. Mo Alie-Cox jumps out as a potential breakout option