The Las Vegas Raiders are poised for a fantasy renaissance in 2025, led by a revamped leadership team including general manager John Spytek, Tom Brady, head coach Pete Carroll, and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. This shift could mark a significant departure from the team’s previous reputation as a low-tier fantasy option, especially as they aim for postseason contention.

Quarterback Geno Smith, fresh from a tumultuous stint in Seattle, has the potential to resurrect his fantasy value in Kelly's run-heavy offense. Despite a challenging 2024 season, Smith's rapport with Kelly and their shared history suggests a bounce-back year. Tight end Brock Bowers is a standout candidate for significant production, potentially exceeding his rookie numbers as he benefits from Smith’s accuracy. Jakobi Meyers is also set to elevate his game, becoming a solid option as the second receiver in this revamped offense.