Cam Ward slots in at No. 6: Ward projects as only a borderline fantasy starter in superflex formats, while prospects at other positions offer higher star potential.
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With the 2025 NFL Draft now well in the past, it’s time to update our fantasy football dynasty rookie superflex rankings. These rankings are tailored for PPR scoring and two-quarterback formats, helping you navigate your rookie drafts with the latest landing spots, depth charts and team fits in mind.
Last updated: 5 a.m. ET, Monday, June 9
1. RB Ashton Jeanty, Las Vegas Raiders (RB1, Round 1-Pick 6)
Jeanty finished his time at Boise State with a 99.9 career PFF rushing grade and averaged more than 200 yards per game as a freshman. He ranks as one of the top three running back prospects of the past decade. Jeanty landed with the Las Vegas Raiders as the sixth-overall pick, joining the team that arguably needed a running back the most. He projects to be one of the few true feature backs in the NFL.