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We updated our consensus rankings on Monday (as is tradition).

But we’re breaking tradition by NOT highlighting risers and fallers this week.

There just wasn’t much action worth noting. Not too surprising given where we’re at in the offseason.

We’re not gonna leave you empty-handed, though.

In case you forgot, you have FREE DYNASTY PULSE PREMIUM access to 10 of the top rookies for a limited time.

All of their profile pages are linked below, which gives you access to every article they’re mentioned in with summarized key insights.

But this week, we’re pulling out some of the best insights that caught our eye and sharing them right in the newsletter. Check em out below:

Ashton Jeanty (RB) 👈️ click for more insights

• Trade value analysis suggests acquiring him would require a 2026 1st round pick plus a low-end WR1 like Nico Collins, Drake London, or Garrett Wilson

• Expected to step into an immediate workhorse role with potential for 300 carries and 60-plus targets in 2025

Omarion Hampton (RB) 👈️ click for more insights

• In his final two college seasons, Hampton ranked 12th and 11th in yards after contact per attempt

• Greg Roman's run-heavy offense has never finished lower than 11th in rushing attempts

Tetairoa McMillan (WR) 👈️ click for more insights

• Projected to potentially match Brian Thomas Jr.'s impressive stats of 1,282 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns from the previous year

• Shows exceptional ability against zone coverage, being charted as open on 94.3% of his targets, though this drops to 53.6% against man coverage

Cam Ward (QB) 👈️ click for more insights

• Despite his starting position, fantasy expectations should be tempered due to Tennessee's lack of proven weapons and recently rebuilt offensive line

• Trade value comparable to established receivers like Tee Higgins, Jaylen Waddle, and Devonta Smith

TreVeyon Henderson (RB) 👈️ click for more insights

• Henderson is projected to be deployed similarly to Jahmyr Gibbs in an offense being retooled around rookie QB Drake Maye

• His ball security stands out with zero fumbles across 667 college touches, potentially earning him more opportunities than Rhamondre Stevenson

Quinshon Judkins (RB) 👈️ click for more insights

• Demonstrated potential NFL workhorse capability with 274 and 271 carries in his two seasons at Ole Miss

• Concerns exist about Judkins' passing game involvement, with only 69 targets and 59 receptions across his entire college career

Emeka Egbuka (WR) 👈️ click for more insights

• Despite not being a speed demon, Egbuka consistently generates yards after catch and showed ability to produce at Ohio State despite competing with other talented receivers

• Posted an impressive 26% career TPRR at Ohio State, ranking 10th-best since 2018

Kaleb Johnson (RB) 👈️ click for more insights

• Landing in an ideal zone-blocking scheme that matches his strengths

• Analysts note he plays faster than his 4.57 forty time suggests and has impressive size at 6'1" and 225 pounds

Luther Burden III (WR) 👈️ click for more insights

• Luther Burden III struggles with route running effectiveness and separation, particularly against tight press coverage from physical cornerbacks

• Burden's fantasy outlook is concerning due to the competition for targets and existing red flags regarding his college production and off-field attitude

Shedeur Sanders (QB) 👈️ click for more insights

• His issues with pocket maneuvering and timing are considered coachable to some degree, offering potential upside at his current cheap price

• Sanders, despite being the Browns' second QB draft pick, is favored to start Week 1 of the 2025 season

QB - Tua Tagovailoa

Mentioned in: Miami Dolphins Team Preview and Fantasy Football Outlook For 2025

• Tua completed an NFL-high 72.9% of his passes in 2024 with the lowest INT rate (1.8%) of his time under McDaniel

• Despite a lower yards per attempt (7.2), Tua posted a career-best 51.9% success rate in the offense

• In Weeks 8-16 after returning from injury, Tua led the Dolphins to rank 10th in points per game (26.1) and 5th in EPA per dropback

• Currently ranked as QB20 in Fantasy Life consensus rankings, with analysts suggesting he could be a viable late-round QB option

RB - James Cook

Mentioned in: Buffalo Bills Team Preview and Fantasy Football Outlook for 2025

• Cook finished as RB11 in PPR points per game in 2024 with 18 total touchdowns

• Despite impressive stats, Cook actually had 42 fewer touches in 2024 compared to 2023

• Posted an unsustainable 7.5% TD rate in 2024, highest among qualified backs and seventh-highest for any RB with 200+ touches since 2000

• Ranked eighth among all RBs with +0.82 rushing yards over expected per carry

• Currently ranked as RB14 in consensus rankings, with some concern about TD regression in 2025

WR - A.J. Brown

Mentioned in: A.J. Brown: Underrated and Unshakable

• A.J. Brown finished as WR11 in half-PPR points per game in 2024 despite playing in the NFL's most run-heavy offense

• Brown averaged 16.1 yards per reception in 2024, ranking second among receivers with 80+ targets

• Despite dealing with early-season injuries in 2024, Brown posted six top-10 WR finishes and maintained strong efficiency with a +10.5% catch rate over expected

• Brown has been remarkably consistent over 2022-2024, ranking 4th in receiving yards (4,031) among all receivers

• Brown has proven durable throughout his career, missing only nine total games, with no missed games due to injury in his first two Eagles seasons

• Brown's production has been slightly better with Dallas Goedert on the field, averaging 14.8 fantasy points per game compared to 13.5 without him

• Entering age 28 in June 2025, Brown remains in his physical prime and projects as a strong WR1 option despite Philadelphia's run-heavy tendencies

WR - Jayden Reed

Mentioned in: 3 Wide Receivers to Avoid (2025 Fantasy Football)

• Reed showed early promise in 2024 with a WR1 finish in Week 1 and an impressive 7-139-1 performance in Week 4

• Post-bye week offensive shift to run-heavy approach severely limited Reed's opportunities, averaging only 4.4 targets per game across 17 games

• Despite efficiency with 2.00+ yards per route run and 140 rushing yards in both seasons, limited opportunities (75 targets) hamper fantasy value

• Addition of first-round pick Matthew Golden creates more target competition in already limited passing game

• Analysts recommend avoiding Reed at his current WR47 ranking due to Green Bay's run-heavy approach and crowded receiver room

TE - Terrance Ferguson

Mentioned in: 8 Dynasty Rookie Draft Picks Experts Love (2025 Fantasy Football)

• Drafted by the Rams as the potential successor to Tyler Higbee, who becomes a free agent after 2025

• Demonstrated exceptional athleticism with a 9.32 RAS score, 4.63 40-yard dash, and 91st percentile marks in vertical and broad jumps

• Ranked 14th in yards per route run and receiving grade, third in yards after catch per reception in his final season

• Expected to get limited playing time in rookie season before taking over starting role in 2026

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