Davante Adams joins the Los Angeles Rams, adding a proven, high-volume target to an offense led by Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams and Puka Nacua. Adams’ career numbers—957 receptions, 11,844 yards and 103 TDs—underscore the immediate fantasy upside, especially after posting 85 catches for 1,063 yards and eight touchdowns in 2024 across the Raiders and Jets. In 2025 fantasy drafts, his status as a top WR option hinges on how quickly the Rams’ pass game meshing with a retooled offense shakes out.

The SportsLine model is in focus again, releasing its 2025 rankings for both PPR and non-PPR leagues, plus sleepers, breakouts and busts. The piece underscores the model’s historical accuracy—predicting Stroud’s sophomore stumble in 2024, calling A.J. Brown a sleeper in 2020, and spotting breakout stars like Jonathan Taylor and Rachaad White in earlier years. It teases a shocking top-15 WR ahead of Brown and Hill, and highlights sleepers such as Austin Ekeler (in a Commanders backfield twist) and Ashton Jeanty as a rookie breakout in Las Vegas. Rashod Bateman is labeled a bust, setting up a nuanced approach to Ravens’ pass-game volatility. For fantasy managers, the message is clear: study SportsLine’s 2025 cheat sheets and rankings before dialing in lineup plans.