Late-round lotto tickets headline the 2025 fantasy draft, led by Drake Maye as a sleeper QB for New England whose rushing floor gives him immediate fantasy upside if the o-line and weapons hold up. Tyler Warren stands out as a rookie TE in Indy with 100% starter exposure in preseason and a path to target-volume quickly. Bhayshul Tuten is the speed-burst back for Jacksonville, where coaching and scheme changes could unlock early reps behind Etienne and Bigsby if he proves a reliable option in the passing game. Christian Kirk to Houston and Nico Collins rejoin a retooled Texans offense, creating two flexible weeks-ready WRs in a volatile passing landscape. Don’t overlook Stefon Diggs in Buffalo—his anchor-week floors and target-hog profile remain valuable in any build—and Geno Smith’s veteran floor as a late-round QB option, with Anthony Richardson’s ceiling highlighted as a potential prize if you wait on QB. In short, the 10th round and beyond is where the art of risk-reward lives, and these names offer real upside with manageable risk for smart fantasy rosters.