The 2025 NFL Draft has significantly altered the landscape of fantasy football, positioning several players as potential fallers. Veterans like Dak Prescott and Rhamondre Stevenson may find their roles diminished due to new rookie acquisitions. Prescott's future is uncertain with a new head coach and no major offensive additions to support him. Stevenson’s value drops sharply as TreVeyon Henderson threatens his workload in New England. Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren also face competition from promising rookies that could severely limit their carries and fantasy potential.

Rookie quarterbacks like Shedeur Sanders and DJ Giddens may struggle to find immediate relevance as they enter crowded backfields, limiting their appeal in drafts. Similarly, Emeka Egbuka and Jayden Higgins join teams with established stars, which could restrict their target share significantly. Fantasy managers need to recalibrate their expectations based on these landing spots and reshuffled depth charts.