The fantasy football landscape has shifted notably following the 2025 NFL Draft and free agency, specifically at quarterback. Justin Fields, now with the New York Jets, has seen a rise in his average draft position (ADP). Entering a new era in New York, Fields is poised to capitalize on an improved supporting cast, including emerging stars like Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall. With the Jets opting against drafting a quarterback, his role appears secure, offering significant fantasy upside—especially given his rushing ability that produced top-tier points last season.

Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford's ADP has also increased after the Los Angeles Rams restructured his contract, securing him as their starter for another season. Despite losing Cooper Kupp to Seattle, Stafford inherits Davante Adams, which suggests a potent offensive setup. However, his performance raises concerns about consistency, making him more of a streamer than a reliable starter.

On the flip side, Jordan Love continues to struggle with a declining ADP, hindered by an unremarkable receiving corps and a run-heavy offense. Similarly, Anthony Richardson's stock has plummeted following the acquisition of Daniel Jones, complicating his path to the starting role. Without clear support from his team, both players pose significant risk for fantasy managers.