The 2025 NFL Draft has significantly impacted the dynasty values of several players, particularly those within the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers organizations. Following the draft, the Bears added tight end Colston Loveland and wide receiver Luther Burden III, creating more competition for current players like DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, and Cole Kmet. This influx of talent could dilute the target share for all involved, leading to a potential drop in their fantasy value.

Meanwhile, the Steelers selected running back Kaleb Johnson, which has implications for Jaylen Warren's status as a potential RB1. Although Johnson's fit may complement Warren's role, it undermines his aspirations for a larger workload. Additionally, Jalen McMillan now faces uncertainty due to the re-signing of Chris Godwin and the drafting of Emeka Egbuka by the Buccaneers. As for Najee Harris, a one-year contract with the Chargers now feels precarious after they drafted Omarion Hampton, suggesting that Harris could be relegated to a backup role sooner rather than later. Dynasty managers must reassess their strategies as these changes unfold.