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We updated our consensus rankings earlier this week (as is tradition).

For the 2nd week in a row, it was pretty quiet when it came to risers and fallers.

Only 1 player moved up or down more than 5 spots in the top 200, and that was Pat Bryant who moved up 7 spots from 197 to 190 (now WR75).

So instead of risers and fallers, I went digging for hidden gem insights to share with y’all.

These 9 stats and predictions jumped out to me:

Omarion Hampton:

“Early declare RBs drafted in the first round with positive experience-adjusted production have averaged a 100% NFL hit rate since 2013. Hampton, drafted by the Chargers, is projected as a dynasty RB1 for the foreseeable future.”

Marvin Harrison Jr.

“Despite a “disappointing” rookie season by lofty standards, Harrison Jr. had 62 catches, 885 yards, and 8 TDs at age 22. He was top 10 in total route wins and top 3 in win rate vs. man coverage, and is expected to have a massive 2025 with improved chemistry with Kyler Murray.”

De'Von Achane

“58% of Achane's fantasy production in 2024 came through the passing game—the highest among top-20 RBs. He recorded 34 receptions from the slot or wide, 15 more than any other RB, and is a bold pick to finish as THE RB1 in 2025.”

James Cook

“Finished as RB11 in PPR points per game in 2024 with 18 total touchdowns, despite 42 fewer touches than the previous year. His 7.5% TD rate was the highest among qualified backs and seventh-highest for any RB with 200+ touches since 2000.”

Michael Penix Jr.

“Despite limited rushing ability, Penix is projected to potentially lead the league in passing yards and achieve a top-12 fantasy ceiling in 2025, yet is being drafted as QB24—making him essentially free in drafts.”

Woody Marks

“Set a record with catches in 45 straight games and totaled 214 receptions in his college career. Now with the Texans, he could see significant playing time behind Joe Mixon, especially as the RB2 role is open.”

Mike Evans

“Mike Evans’ production spiked to WR2 levels (17.9 points) when Chris Godwin was out, but dropped to WR13 (12.3 points) with Godwin active. Experts suggest selling high due to Tampa’s investment in Emeka Egbuka and Godwin’s extension.”

Travis Kelce

“At age 35, Kelce is showing signs of decline: his yards per catch dropped from 5.2 to 3.7, separation decreased from 3.7 to 3.2 yards, and he fell from 5th to 13th in end-zone target percentage, resulting in only 3 touchdowns last season.”

Sean Tucker

“Led all NFL running backs in explosive runs, with 14% of his carries going for 10+ yards in 2024. He also ranked first among 82 qualified backs in yards per route run (2.6) as a receiver. Buccaneers sources believe Tucker could overtake Rachaad White for the RB2 role.”

QB - Bo Nix

Mentioned in: 5 Players to Avoid (2025 Fantasy Football)

• Nix finished as QB7 last season with 29 passing touchdowns and significant rushing production

• Ranked fifth in QB rushing attempts but showed inefficiency, gaining fewer yards than Drake Maye despite more attempts

• Currently ranked as QB8 for 2025, which the article suggests is too high given expected regression and improved running back situation

• Accounted for one-third of team's rushing touchdowns (12) last season, a rate considered unsustainable going forward

RB - Chase Brown

Mentioned in: Chase Brown: Survive and Advance

• Chase Brown finished 2024 as RB12 in half-PPR scoring with 228 fantasy points, solidifying his role after the Bengals only drafted Tahj Brooks in the sixth round

• Brown excelled in the passing game, averaging 4.1 targets per game (5th among NFL RBs) with 345 yards after catch and strong efficiency (+0.11 EPA per target)

• Brown ran the sixth-most routes among all running backs in 2024 and posted a 4% catch rate over expected

WR - Drake London

Mentioned in: 16 Top Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Targets (2025)

• London finished 2024 with 23 red-zone targets, ranking third-most among all WRs and fifth in red-zone targets per game

• Experts predict London could be the No. 1 WR overall in fantasy football in 2025

• London ranked third in PFF grade from the slot position, behind only Puka Nacua and Nico Collins

WR - Jauan Jennings

Mentioned in: WR3s With WR1 Potential (2025 Fantasy Football)

• Jennings ranked 14th among wide receivers with at least 150 routes in 2024, posting a 2.26 yards per route run

• Achieved an impressive 25.7% targets per route run, earning a target on over 25% of his routes

• Currently ranked as WR41 in expert consensus rankings, with potential for significant value depending on how San Francisco's receiving corps shakes out

• Signed a two-year contract with San Francisco last May and produced his best season as a pro after getting financial security

TE - Kyle Pitts

Mentioned in: Three NFL OTA No-Shows To Monitor

• Kyle Pitts is skipping optional team activities despite entering the final year of his rookie contract

• The article criticizes Pitts' absence, noting he needs every rep possible given his performance so far

• Pitts is set to receive $10.78M this year but currently lacks leverage for a new contract due to his performance

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