Top 32 Fantasy Football Offenses & Tiers

Aaron Jones is currently being drafted at an average pick of 112.

The source prefers drafting Amari Cooper over Saquon Barkley, citing the Chargers' expected offensive leap due to coaching changes and an improved offensive line.

Amon-Ra St. Brown is considered one of the safest picks in fantasy football drafts. In full PPR formats with multiple flex spots, he is preferred over Jonathan Taylor.

CeeDee Lamb is firmly established as a clear round-one draft pick.

Chase Brown is currently being drafted as a second-round pick.

Christian Watson is a seventh-round pick on ESPN and a fifth-round pick on Yahoo; the source recommends drafting him on ESPN but avoiding him on Yahoo based on their early sixth-round ranking.

Colston Loveland is identified as a beneficiary of open targets in the Bears offense and is currently being drafted as a fourth-round pick.

The source notes that the Colts' offensive success hinges on Daniel Jones, who is currently recovering from a torn Achilles, which contributes to a lower overall offensive projection for the team.

Davante Adams is currently being drafted as the WR24, typically coming off the board at the end of the fourth round or the beginning of the fifth round depending on the platform (ESPN vs. CBS).

The source notes that Devon Achane has shifted from an early first-round pick to a mid-second-round pick, and the source has been actively drafting him at that reduced cost.

The source is not excited to draft Deebo Samuel in regular redraft leagues, though acknowledges potential value in best ball formats if he outperforms his WR6 ADP.

Derrick Henry's value is format-dependent: he is a mid-to-late second-round pick in PPR leagues, but warrants early first-round consideration in non-PPR formats.

The source is not worried about drafting Drake London at the end of the second round, noting that he can replicate his previous production because he is the primary target in the Falcons' offense.

George Pickens is currently being drafted at the 2-3 turn in fantasy drafts.

Jadarian Price is considered an incredibly cheap running back option; he is currently being drafted as RB26 in Sleeper drafts (after the sixth round), but the source values him as a fifth-round pick.

Jahmyr Gibbs is ranked as the 1.01 in fantasy drafts, with the Lions' elite offensive projection serving as the tiebreaker over Bijan Robinson.

Despite acknowledging negative sentiment from the comment section, the source maintains that Jalen Hurts is a good fantasy quarterback, noting that the Eagles' offensive projection has increased from 22.3 points per game last year to 23.8 this year.

Given the Bills' projected offensive output, James Cook is a viable selection as early as the first round.

Javonte Williams is currently being drafted in the third round.

The source advocates for drafting Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the first round, highlighting his massive 36% target share from last season and the lack of target competition in the Seattle offense.

The source has been drafting a significant amount of Jayden Daniels, valuing his elite rushing upside as a quarterback for the Commanders, noting he is expected to run the ball a ton.

The source is comfortable taking Jeremiah Love in the third round, comparing his situation to Ashen Genty's previous season, and arguing that the risk of being in a poor offense is already accounted for in his draft cost.

The source is not in love with drafting Jonathan Taylor in the first round, citing a weaker offensive line and sportsbooks projecting the Colts to be a much worse offense this year compared to last season.

Jordan Mason is currently being drafted at an average pick of 120.

Josh Allen is the preferred QB1 due to his consistent top-three fantasy finish every season since 2020 and his durability, having played at least 16 games annually since 2019; he is worth drafting ahead of other quarterbacks despite his third-round ADP. For reference, he has never averaged 25 points per game in his NFL career.

Josh Jacobs is considered a quality third-round pick, noting that while off-field concerns exist, he remains a strong value if he avoids suspension.

The source is comfortable with Justin Jefferson's current ADP as a late round-one pick, noting that he is the only expensive player in the Vikings' offense.

The source warns against drafting Kenneth Walker at his current ADP, citing concerns that the Chiefs' offense may not be as productive as expected and that Walker's previous efficiency (RB29 in PPG) does not justify his high draft cost. The team's projected scoring is 24.1 PPG, lower than the Seahawks' 28.5 PPG last year.

Ladd McConkey is identified as a fourth-round draft target for those looking to capitalize on the Chargers' improved offensive environment.

Lamar Jackson is a strong value pick in the fifth round; the source attributes his 2024 struggles to injury rather than talent, noting he maintained a 25 points-per-game average. He is considered a superior value compared to Josh Allen, who has never reached that 25 PPG threshold.

Following the Ricky Pearsall injury news, the source bumped Mike Evans up from an early fifth-round pick to a late fourth-round pick, calling him a solid target.

Puka Nacua is widely recognized as a top-tier asset, currently holding an average draft position of 3.8 across major platforms like Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, Underdog, CBS, and FFPC.

Quentin Johnston is a frequent draft target for the source, particularly in sleeper or ESPN formats where he is available after pick 100.

The source expresses concern regarding Rashee Rice, citing reports of him looking slow and sluggish following knee surgery, while also noting his off-field issues; he is currently a second or third-round pick.

Rome Odunze is expected to see increased target volume in the Bears offense, with an ADP currently at the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth round.

The source expects Saquon Barkley to benefit from a more creative offensive scheme under a new offensive coordinator in Philadelphia, though they are not drafting him often because the Chargers project to score similarly while offering more significant coaching and line improvements.

T.J. Hockenson is currently being drafted at an average pick of 155.

Tee Higgins is expected to be drafted in either the third or fourth round.

The source identifies Travis Kelce as a late-round value, noting he is currently being drafted after pick 100.

The source is avoiding Trevor Lawrence in drafts, citing concerns that the Jaguars' offense will regress from last year and operate as a wide receiver by committee.

Despite concerns that the Cardinals' offense will be poor, the source continues to draft Trey McBride in the third round, noting that his 18.5 fantasy points per game last year makes him a high-value asset whose downside is already priced in.

Tucker Kraft is identified as an incredibly cheap sleeper with an ADP around pick 100 on ESPN, and the source expects him to crush expectations.

The source identifies Xavier Worthy as a late-round value, noting he is currently being drafted after pick 100.