Jakobi Meyers heads to Las Vegas with a Golden State-like upgrade at quarterback and an offensive backbone that could lift his fantasy floor. In 2024 Meyers ranked solidly in receptions and yards despite two of the game’s least accurate passers, drawing 23% of targets on his routes. With Geno Smith arriving to steer the Raiders and Chip Kelly designing the system, Meyers steps in as Vegas’ clear top receiver, a target magnet who should thrive even in a run-first approach as defenses shift focus toward the young playmakers around him. This makes Meyers a late-round, high-floor pick for fantasy managers who don’t plan on chasing WRs in the first few rounds.

Rookies Jack Bech and Dont’e Thornton add upside and depth, but Meyers' established role and the QB upgrade create a compelling value case. The Raiders’ passing attack could heighten Meyers’ fantasy weekly floor, especially in PPR formats, while the attention paid to Bowers should open easier looks for Meyers. The article flags Meyers as a sleeper who could outperform his draft spot in 2025, particularly for managers who build around league settings with personalized insights.