Matthew Betz

2 weeks ago | thefantasyfootballers.com | Matthew Betz

The 2025 NFL Draft is just a couple of weeks away! The first round kicks off on Thursday, April 24, and there’s still a lot to unfold in regards to how the first round might look. Because betting on the NFL Draft is an information based market, it can be extremely valuable to source Big Boards and mock drafts of the top NFL Draft scouts and companies around the industry. While that’s one piece of the equation, the betting market can also be an indicator of the top 32 picks each year.

3 weeks ago | thefantasyfootballers.com | Matthew Betz

While Ashton Jeanty is considered the Belle of the Ball in the 2025 rookie class, UNC’s Omarion Hampton is a very, very strong prospect who would be the consensus RB1 in most other classes that don’t include Jeanty. An early declare with an insane production profile and projected Round 1 NFL Draft capital, dynasty players holding the 1.02 in single QB rookie drafts should not be disappointed for getting the “consolation prize” when it comes to the RB position.

1 month ago | thefantasyfootballers.com | Matthew Betz

Penn State’s Tyler Warren is one of, if not the, best TEs in the 2025 class. Highly regarded by many in the NFL Draft community, Warren checks in as Daniel Jeremiah’s 5th overall prospect, while he’s 8th in PFF’s Big Board and 10th on The Athletic’s Dane Bruglar’s Top-100 List. In other words, Warren is largely viewed as one of the top talents in the 2025 NFL Draft, regardless of position.

1 month ago | thefantasyfootballers.com | Matthew Betz

Kyle and I have taken on the NFL Draft over the last two years from a wagering perspective and spent several DFS Podcasts last offseason talking about the Draft from a prop betting perspective. Overall, this was a great learning experience and a ton of fun! We’re taking the plunge early this year and will be sure to update this article with each bet we personally make.

1 month ago | thefantasyfootballers.com | Matthew Betz

Another year, another Ohio State WR who should go pretty early in the NFL Draft. At this point, it’s a very close debate between LSU and Ohio State to be the nation’s “WRU.” We’ve been very fortunate in the fantasy football world to see stud NFL WR prospects like Marvin Harrison Jr., Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba enter the league in recent years. Is Egbuka the next Buckeye to make noise in the NFL?