{"id":241046,"date":"2025-08-04T10:15:38","date_gmt":"2025-08-04T14:15:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/nfl\/?p=241046"},"modified":"2025-08-03T19:39:47","modified_gmt":"2025-08-03T23:39:47","slug":"fantasy-football-mock-draft-2025-redraft-ppr","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/nfl\/2025\/08\/04\/fantasy-football-mock-draft-2025-redraft-ppr\/","title":{"rendered":"Fantasy Football Mock Draft (2025 Redraft)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Training camps are in full force, preseason games are (technically) underway, and the fantasy football community is doing mock draft after mock draft to prepare for the upcoming season. While anything can happen when your league’s official draft kicks off, it’s never too early to prepare for the season and see what kind of team different draft strategies can produce.<\/p>\n

Note that this fantasy football mock draft is for one-quarterback leagues with PPR scoring and three starting receiver spots. This draft was performed on the Sleeper app<\/a>.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

First Round<\/h3>\n

1.01 – Ja\u2019Marr Chase
\n1.02 – Bijan Robinson
\n1.03 – Saquon Barkley
\n1.04 – Justin Jefferson
\n1.05 – CeeDee Lamb
\n<\/strong><\/em>1.06 – Amon-Ra St. Brown
\n1.07 – Jahmyr Gibbs
\n1.08 – Ashton Jeanty
\n1.09 – Derrick Henry
\n1.10 – Puka Nacua
\n1.11 – Malik Nabers
\n1.12 – Brian Thomas<\/p>\n

This fantasy football mock draft kicks off with one of the game’s safest picks in wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. While he’s not quite in the same unstoppable tier as Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, he’s comfortably ahead of the next group of guys in Amon-Ra St. Brown, Puka Nacua, and Malik Nabers. Lamb is one of the game’s premier talents, has a proven connection with quarterback Dak Prescott, and should be a lock for another 30%+ target share. Possessing one of the game’s highest floors and ceilings, he’s an easy pick with the fifth-overall selection.<\/p>\n

Second Round<\/h3>\n

2.01 – Christian McCaffrey
\n2.02 – Brock Bowers
\n2.03 – Nico Collins
\n2.04 – De\u2019Von Achane
\n2.05 – Drake London
\n2.06 – A.J. Brown
\n2.07 – Bucky Irving
\n2.08 – Josh Jacobs
\n<\/strong><\/em>2.09 – Tyreek Hill
\n2.10 – Josh Allen
\n2.11 – Trey McBride
\n2.12 – Ladd McConkey<\/p>\n

It feels like Josh Jacobs has been in the NFL since the dawn of time, but he’s only entering his age-27 season. After dominating during his first season with the Green Bay Packers, the former first-round pick enters the 2025 campaign with unquestioned control of this backfield. Assuming he can stay healthy, Jacobs should have another clear path to 300 touches and double-digit touchdowns.<\/p>\n

Third Round<\/h3>\n

3.01 – Lamar Jackson
\n3.02 – Jonathan Taylor
\n3.03 – Jaxon Smith-Njigba
\n3.04 – Jayden Daniels
\n3.05 – Chase Brown
\n<\/strong><\/em>3.06 – Terry McLaurin
\n3.07 – James Cook
\n3.08 – Garrett Wilson
\n3.09 – Tee Higgins
\n3.10 – Marvin Harrison
\n3.11 – Joe Burrow
\n3.12 – Kyren Williams<\/p>\n

Chase Brown proved himself last year, replacing longtime starter Joe Mixon and finishing the year as the RB10 in PPR scoring formats. With no notable investments in the backfield, combined with the release of veteran Zack Moss<\/a>, Brown has the opportunity to replicate his RB1 finish. While the team’s offensive line leaves something to be desired, the Bengals should still have a great offense and terrible defense, which is an ideal combination for fantasy football.<\/p>\n

Fourth Round<\/h3>\n

4.01 – Breece Hall
\n4.02 – Omarion Hampton
\n4.03 – Rashee Rice
\n4.04 – Kenneth Walker
\n4.05 – Jalen Hurts
\n4.06 – D.K. Metcalf
\n4.07 – Alvin Kamara
\n4.08 – Mike Evans<\/strong><\/em>
\n4.09 – George Kittle
\n4.10 – D.J. Moore
\n4.11 – Courtland Sutton
\n4.12 – Davante Adams<\/p>\n

Mike Evans refuses to age, and the longtime veteran is a smart pick in the fourth round of this fantasy football mock draft. While he will turn 32 before Week 1, the future Hall of Famer remains remarkably productive and excels at finding the endzone. With Chris Godwin still rehabbing<\/a> his season-ending injury, Evans should be Baker Mayfield’s favorite target for the upcoming season.<\/p>\n

Fifth Round<\/h3>\n

5.01 – Chuba Hubbard
\n5.02 – James Conner
\n5.03 – Sam LaPorta
\n5.04 – David Montgomery
\n5.05 – Zay Flowers<\/strong><\/em>
\n5.06 – RJ Harvey
\n5.07 – Xavier Worthy
\n5.08 – Joe Mixon
\n5.09 – DeVonta Smith
\n5.10 – Tetairoa McMillan
\n5.11 – TreVeyon Henderson
\n5.12 – George Pickens<\/p>\n

Zay Flowers doesn’t have the highest ceiling, but the reigning Pro Bowler provides a safe floor as this squad’s WR3.\u00a0 The Boston College product is a target machine and finished the 2024 season with a 25.7% target share, the 18th-best mark in the league. Now entering his third season, it stands to reason that the number could rise as he pushes borderline WR1 status. Even if he stays in the mid-20s, he’s a solid value at this point in the fantasy football mock draft.<\/p>\n

Sixth Round<\/h3>\n

6.01 – Jameson Williams
\n6.02 – Isiah Pacheco
\n6.03 – T.J. Hockenson
\n6.04 – Chris Olave
\n6.05 – Travis Hunter
\n6.06 – Quinshon Judkins
\n6.07 – Patrick Mahomes
\n6.08 – Jaylen Waddle<\/strong><\/em>
\n6.09 – Jerry Jeudy
\n6.10 – Jordan Addison
\n6.11 – Aaron Jones
\n6.12 – Travis Kelce<\/p>\n

With the wide receiver room solidified, it’s time to take a medium-risk, high-reward shot in the sixth round. Jaylen Waddle and the Miami Dolphins offense as a whole underperformed last year as a series of injuries sunk the passing attack for long stretches at a time. However, with Tua Tagovailoa healthy and Tyreek Hill another year older, Waddle could become the top option in this passing attack. Last year left a bad taste in everyone’s mouth, but the Dolphins wideout has recorded at least 1,000 receiving yards in his other three seasons, including a career-best 1,356 in 2022.<\/p>\n

Seventh Round<\/h3>\n

7.01 – Jakobi Meyers
\n7.02 – Baker Mayfield
\n7.03 – Khalil Shakir
\n7.04 – Chris Godwin
\n7.05 – Calvin Ridley
\n<\/strong><\/em>7.06 – Tony Pollard
\n7.07 – D\u2019Andre Swift
\n7.08 – Brian Robinson
\n7.09 – Rome Odunze
\n7.10 – Bo Nix
\n7.11 – Kaleb Johnson
\n7.12 – Mark Andrews<\/p>\n

Calvin Ridley is one of the biggest values in fantasy football and is an easy selection in the seventh round of this mock draft. First-overall pick Cam Ward will be an upgrade on second-round bust Will Levis, and Ridley should be his unquestioned go-to option for the duration of the 2025 campaign. Van Jefferson is an unremarkable veteran, and Tyler Lockett is well past his prime. Ridley recorded 1,000 yards with Levis and Mason Rudolph under center and he could easily exceed that with an improved quarterback situation.<\/p>\n