The 2025 fantasy football season is almost here, and this season’s draft kit includes updated rankings across multiple formats to help you build a competitive team. This update covers non-, half- and full-PPR formats, with tiered position rankings for half-PPR and dedicated quarterback rankings in non- and full-PPR formats, plus overall SuperFlex rankings.
Key notes to help you interpret the rankings:
– ECR stands for Expert Consensus Ranking. Some rankers don’t update their projections constantly, so the ECR can shift due to injuries or other factors.
– For those starting at a position other than quarterback, you’ll need to select non-PPR to view QB rankings.
– The rankings are designed to be a one-stop resource for draft prep, offering a comprehensive view across formats.
What’s included in the 2025 rankings:
– Overall rankings, position-by-position rankings, and format-specific rankings for half- and full-PPR.
– Non-PPR quarterback rankings and full-PPR quarterback rankings, alongside half-PPR quarterback considerations.
– Tiered rankings for half-PPR to help you compare players within the same tier.
– SuperFlex rankings to guide flexibility in your draft strategy.
Additional resources:
– Quick notes and context on each player are available via podcast speed run editions covering the Top 200 players:
– QB and TE episode
– RB episode (note: references Jaylen Wright’s injury and Brian Robinson’s trade in the coverage)
– WR episode
Update information:
– This ranking set was updated on August 25.
Visuals:
– The article features a photo of Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown.
Why this matters for your draft:
– With multiple formats and tiered views, you can tailor your draft plan to your league’s scoring rules and roster format.
– The inclusion of both non- and full-PPR quarterback rankings helps you assess when to prioritize quarterbacks in different league settings.
– The podcast notes offer quick, digestible insights to supplement the written rankings and help you prepare for the Top 200 players.
Additional value and context:
– If you’re new to fantasy football or returning after a break, use the tiered rankings to identify safe targets in the early rounds and potential ceiling plays in the middle rounds.
– Stay aware of ongoing preseason developments—injuries and trades can shift player value quickly, so check for updates beyond the August 25 release.
– Consider joining the discussion in the comments or following the linked podcast episodes to gain different perspectives on ranking movements.
Summary:
This update provides a comprehensive, multi-format ranking guide for the 2025 fantasy season, with cross-format quarterback considerations, tiered half-PPR views, and supportive podcast content to help you prepare for draft day and maximize your team’s upside. It aims to offer clear, actionable guidance while recognizing that rankings can shift with preseason news and player health. A positive outlook is encouraged: with a well-informed plan, you can navigate the drafts across formats and build a competitive squad for the season ahead.