The aftermath of the 2025 NFL Draft has significantly reshaped the fantasy football landscape, particularly for quarterbacks. Many signal callers are poised for a rise in their Average Draft Position (ADP), while others face declines. Players like Baker Mayfield are benefiting from a bolstered receiving corps with the addition of first-round pick Emeka Egbuka, which enhances his prospects in Tampa Bay. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams in Chicago gains momentum with new offensive weapons like Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III, as he enters a promising Year 2.

In contrast, Dak Prescott’s outlook dims after the Cowboys opted not to add offensive talent in their draft strategy, leaving him with a less potent receiving group. The situation is similar for Justin Fields and Kyler Murray, who are also facing uncertainty as their teams make defensive priorities, impacting their fantasy value. The quarterback landscape is evolving, and savvy managers will need to adapt quickly to these changes as the season approaches.