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RJ Harvey: Sean Payton's Next Fantasy Force Has Clear Path to Top 10 Upside

1 week ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Matt Duckworth |Matthew Duckworth

The era of hyperbole and hot takes makes the pre-summer fantasy grind a fun time. It’s the perfect time to kick back, unwind, and sip on a nice, cold glass of lemonade while reading some of the following takes on the Denver Broncos’ rookie RB RJ Harvey. “The Broncos have a new quad-zilla on their team after drafting RJ Harvey.”“RJ Harvey led NCAA in runs of 15+ yards across the 2023-24 seasons. More than Ashton Jeanty.
Game Changers: New Coaches Flip the Fantasy Football Script

2 weeks ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

Fantasy football success requires meticulous attention to detail, and nothing shakes up player values like coaching changes. Each year, these staff changes cause ripple effects that smart fantasy players notice while less observant ones miss. Last season’s bench player could become this season’s breakout star with the help of new coaches’ playbooks, usage patterns, and schemes. The NFL coaching carousel affects draft strategy in profound ways that shift the entire fantasy landscape.
Can Shedeur Sanders Be a Good Fit for the Cleveland Browns?

2 weeks ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

The NFL Draft went mostly as expected, though there was one notable exception. Shedeur Sanders, Colorado quarterback, was expected to go in the first round of the draft, but that didn’t happen. In fact, he wound up not going in the first four rounds of the draft. Taken by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round, Sanders enters the league as one of its most polarizing prospects. What do the Browns have in Sanders, and what can they reasonably expect out of him going into the 2025 season?
Carolina Panthers: A Dreadful Fantasy Spot for Tetairoa McMillan

3 weeks ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Kayla Morton

The Carolina Panthers entered the 2025 NFL Draft still needing to focus on revamping its defense after again finishing last in the NFL in total defense. With starting spots up for grabs at defensive tackle, defensive end, linebacker, and safety, Carolina naturally drafted a wide receiver in the first round. This is one of the worst places Tetairoa McMillan could have been drafted, not just for fantasy, but also for his career.
George Pickens Fantasy Outlook: Adding Much-Needed Juice to the Cowboys' Offense

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

The Dallas Cowboys have finally delivered on their promise to support Dak Prescott, and fantasy football managers should take notice. Jerry Jones made a bold move by trading for former Steelers wide receiver George Pickens, sending a 2026 third-round pick and a 2027 fifth to Pittsburgh in exchange for Pickens and a 2027 sixth. This wasn’t just a depth move; it was a swing for upside. With Pickens sliding into the WR2 role in Dallas, his fantasy football stock is suddenly on the rise.
Late-Round Dynasty Rookie TE Targets: Terrance Ferguson, Oronde Gadsden II Stand Out as Sleepers

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

Finding value at tight end in dynasty rookie drafts can be challenging, especially with the position’s long development curve and inconsistent production. But in 2025, several late-round rookie tight ends are flying under the radar with the potential to become fantasy contributors down the line.
Top 5 Fantasy Impact Players from the NFL Draft's Day 2

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Kayla Morton

GREEN BAY, WI. – The first round is filled with flashy names, but what about the second and third day of the NFL Draft? The media hypes up the top players that could go on both sides of the ball in Round One – then often leaving fans unprepared for the names called in the remaining six rounds. At Roto Street Journal we looked at those names and researched who would have the most fantasy impact on Day Two and Three.
Omarion Hampton Locked In to Juicy 2025 Opportunity despite Najee Harris in Backfield

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Matt Duckworth |Matthew Duckworth

With the 22nd pick in the NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers select Omarion Hampton!Those words echoed throughout the draft in Green Bay, washing away Najee Harris’ fantasy value with it. This doesn’t mean that Harris won’t have any role or relevance at all. Last season, in his 13 games, JK Dobbins averaged 14.8 fantasy points per game. That would have ranked 17th among qualified RBs. Meanwhile, Gus Edwards averaged 5.8 fppg.
Kyle Williams' Fantasy Outlook Rises as Drake Maye's Future WR1

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

The New England Patriots may have struck gold in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft with the selection of Kyle Williams, an electric wideout out of Washington State who’s quickly generating buzz in fantasy football circles. With blazing speed, a gritty mindset, and a productive college résumé, Williams could be a key cog in a revitalized Patriots offense, especially with Drake Maye entering Year 2, Stefon Diggs now in town, and a competent coaching staff led by Mike Vrabel and Josh McDaniels.
Jaydon Blue Fantasy Outlook: Massive Sleeper Upside as Cowboys Versatile RB

1 month ago | rotostreetjournal.com | Christopher Jason

Jaydon Blue’s name didn’t dominate pre-draft buzz like other backs in the 2025 class. Still, after landing with the Dallas Cowboys in the fifth round of the NFL Draft, he’s one of the more intriguing late-round fantasy prospects. While his draft capital and college production may raise some eyebrows, Blue’s athletic profile, skill set, and opportunity in Dallas create a perfect storm for year-one fantasy sleeper upside and long-term dynasty value.