As the 2025 football preseason approaches, excitement is building among fans and fantasy football enthusiasts alike. The Hall of Fame Game featuring the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Chargers is set to commence, though it primarily showcases players who may not make the final rosters when Week 1 arrives. This early matchup serves as a reminder that the real action, including pivotal contests like the opener between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys, is not far behind. Concurrently, fantasy football draft season is well underway, prompting managers to evaluate player rankings and form their strategies.

For fantasy managers, reviewing rankings is an essential step in preparation for draft day. Analyzing how experts assess player values and comparing these evaluations with average draft positions (ADP) helps to identify players with potential value, those being drafted too early, and the sleepers worth targeting this season. This article provides a comprehensive resource, featuring position-by-position rankings for both PPR (points per reception) and standard scoring leagues, along with an overview of the top-100 players in each format, identifying undervalued and overvalued players as well as potential sleepers.

In approaching the 2025 fantasy draft, it is critical to adopt a flexible strategy rather than a rigid one. The draft landscape can be unpredictable, and players may present themselves at value positions based on the flow of selections. For example, if a manager is adamant about implementing a 'Zero RB' strategy, they might find running backs unexpectedly slipping into value territory as competitors prioritize other positions. Success on draft day ultimately hinges on capturing value while remaining adaptable, ensuring a satisfying experience that aligns with personal preferences and goals.