6 Fantasy Football Draft Values: Sleeper Picks to Target (2025)

The article highlights six fantasy football players considered valuable draft picks for 2025 redraft leagues based on Sleeper ADP:

Bo Nix (QB, Broncos) is viewed as an underrated quarterback after a strong finish to his rookie season (QB3 from Week 16-18). With additions to his receiving corps (Evan Engram, Pat Bryant), he has significant upside and could be among the league leaders in passing touchdowns.

Christian McCaffrey (RB, 49ers) carries injury risk after missing 13 games in 2023, but remains a top fantasy option. He was the RB1 in 2023, averaging 24.5 PPR points per game, and his upside is too high to justify drafting him only in the second round despite the risk.

D'Andre Swift (RB, Bears) is positioned for a potential career year. With Chicago not adding significant competition at running back and improving their offensive line, Swift, who finished as RB19 in 2023, has a clear path to the lead role in a favorable offense.

Stefon Diggs (WR, Patriots) was playing at a high level (WR6 through Week 7) before tearing his ACL in Week 8. As the unquestioned top receiver in an expectedly improved Patriots passing attack, he is projected to finish no lower than a high-end WR3 if healthy for Week 1.

Darnell Mooney (WR, Falcons) is considered vastly underrated (ADP outside top-48 WRs). Despite finishing as the WR31 last year with career-high touchdowns and strong efficiency metrics (top 36 in air-yard share, first-read target share, deep targets), he presents significant draft value.

Tucker Kraft (TE, Packers) was the TE10 in 2023 and led his team in receiving touchdowns. Despite a modest target per route run rate (17%, ranked 26th), he excelled in efficiency (7th in yards per route run, 1st in YAC per reception) and has the potential to lead all tight ends in receiving touchdowns this season.