Fantasy football season is in full swing and your first pick could be the make or break pick of your draft. If you hit a home run, you’re sitting pretty, but if you strike out, you’re behind the eight ball. Those are a lot of mixed metaphors to tell you to make your decision wisely!

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Chuba Hubbard enters 2025 fantasy football drafts as a volume-driven RB2 after back-to-back strong seasons leading the Panthers’ backfield.

The second (of two) tight ends in this two-round mock draft is Trey McBride, who was Kyler Murray’s favorite target last year. While his well-document woes at finding the end zone finally ended in Week 17, McBride hauled in 111 receptions on his way to finishing as the TE2 last year, something that should be his floor in 2025.

Heading into the 2025 season, there are plenty of attractive options for fantasy managers to get huge numbers out of their early-round selections, but some of the biggest names in the league this year come with some serious concerns about their ability to live up to the hype this time around.

The NFL and fantasy football are almost always unpredictable. Weird stuff happens in the NFL all the time. Predicting it can be difficult, however, because the

Taking calculated risks in fantasy football drafts can often lead to a championship. Read about which risky players could help you win your 2025 league if they ball out.