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2025 Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft The 2025 NHL rookie class brings one of the most exciting groups of young talent in years. From franchise-changing centers like Macklin Celebrini to dynamic defensemen like Lane Hutson and Zayne Parekh, there’s no shortage of prospects ready to make an immediate impact in dynasty leagues.

Consistent Producers Still Being Slept On in Fantasy Drafts Every year, the fantasy football community finds ways to overlook proven veterans in favor of younger or flashier names. This year is no different — despite years of dependable production, these players are being treated like afterthoughts. Here are a few players you shouldn’t forget about when draft day comes.

Potential Camp Cuts Who Could Resurface as Fantasy Assets in 2025–2026 NFL training camps are here, and with them come tough roster decisions for teams—and dynasty managers alike. Every year, a few surprising veterans and fringe players get cut, only to resurface on another roster and carve out fantasy relevance. Here are five players who could fit that mold in 2025–26. Trey Palmer — WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers The Buccaneers wide receiver room is suddenly crowded. With Chris Godwin returning healthy, Mike Evans still producing, and rookies Emeka Egbuka and Tez Johnson joining 2024 standout Jalen McMillan, Palmer could find himself the odd man out. His speed and ability to stretch the field would make him an intriguing addition elsewhere. Kendrick Bourne — WR, New England Patriots New England added a slew of new receivers this offseason, including Stephon Diggs, Mack Hollins, and rookie Kyle Williams. They join last year’s rookies Javon Baker and Ja’Lynn Polk, plus veterans Kayshon ...

NFL Training Camp Holdout Tracker — July 2025 As training camps open across the league, a handful of players are holding out or staging “hold-ins” while seeking new contracts. Below is an alphabetical list of all 32 NFL teams and their current holdout situations. Arizona Cardinals – No reported holdouts Atlanta Falcons – No reported holdouts Baltimore Ravens – No reported holdouts Buffalo Bills  James Cook (RB) seeking a new contract, skipped camp Carolina Panthers – No reported holdouts Chicago Bears – No reported holdouts Cincinnati Bengals Trey Hendrickson (EDGE) refusing to play under current deal Cleveland Browns – No reported holdouts Dallas Cowboys Micah Parsons (EDGE) practicing but pushing for an extension Denver Broncos – No reported holdouts Detroit Lions – No reported holdouts Green Bay Packers –  Elgton Jenkins (OL) may hold out if no extension Houston Texans – No reported holdouts Indianapolis Colts – No reported holdouts Jacksonville Jaguars – No repo...

NFL Training Camp Report Dates: From First Arrivals to Last The 2025 NFL training camps are set to open over the next two weeks, with rookies and veterans reporting at staggered times. Below is a look at when each team kicks off camp — organized from the earliest rookie arrivals to the latest. July 12–17 Los Angeles Chargers — 7/12 rookies, 7/16 veterans Baltimore Ravens — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans Buffalo Bills — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans Miami Dolphins — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans New York Giants — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans San Francisco 49ers — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans Seattle Seahawks — 7/15 rookies, 7/22 veterans Denver Broncos — 7/16 rookies, 7/22 veterans Detroit Lions — 7/16 rookies, 7/19 veterans Las Vegas Raiders — 7/17 rookies, 7/22 veterans July 18–20 Cleveland Browns — 7/18 rookies, 7/22 veterans Green Bay Packers — 7/18 rookies, 7/22 veterans Washington Commanders — 7/18 rookies, 7/22 veterans Chicago Bears — 7/19 rookie...

One Up or Let Down: Will These QBs Outdo 2024? As the 2025 season approaches, all eyes are on the league’s top quarterbacks to see if they can build on their 2024 production — or if they’re destined to regress. Below is a look at some of the NFL’s biggest names, listed by their 2024 passing yardage, along with a projection: will they one up their totals, or let down fans with a step back?

Rhamondre Stevenson to Retain Starting Role The Patriots’ projected lead back in 2025 remains Rhamondre Stevenson, as New England is banking on a bounce-back season after an inconsistent 2024. Stevenson signed a four-year extension last offseason, cementing his place as a core piece of the offense. First-year head coach Mike Vrabel made it clear this spring that Stevenson will “be a large part of what we do” ( Evan Lazar, Patriots.com ). Last season, Stevenson rushed for 801 yards and 7 touchdowns on 207 carries. With a more dynamic Patriots offense expected this year, he’s positioned to resume a very large workload. Behind Stevenson, Antonio Gibson returns after showing strong efficiency in his first year with the team. Rookie second-round pick Treyeveon Henderson is also in the mix, and both he and Gibson bring similar skill sets as versatile backs. That redundancy could lead to a battle for the change-of-pace role as the team sorts out its rotation. For fantasy managers, Henders...

NFL Rookie & Sophomore Best Ball Draft: Market Inefficiencies and Future Stars At The Scrolling Scout, we’re always looking to test new formats and find an edge — and this NFL rookie & sophomore draft, best ball style, is the first we’ve seen modeled after Underdog Fantasy best ball pools. The format forces tough decisions and rewards managers who can identify market inefficiencies in emerging talent. Draft Settings Teams: 6 Roster: 1 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 1 FLEX, 1 SFLEX Scoring: PPR, Non-TE Premium Round-by-Round Draft Recap Round 1 1. Ashton Jeanty – RB, Raiders A clear stab at inefficiency, Jeanty steps into 2025 as the Raiders’ projected bellcow after a lost year for the 2024 RB class. In his final season at Boise, Jeanty posted 1,347 rushing yards and 14 TDs, and his dual-threat ability gives him RB1 upside. 2. Bucky Irving – RB, Buccaneers Irving followed up his rookie year in Tampa with a solid 2024–25 season: 818 rushing yards, 7 TDs, and 38 receptions. A dependable RB2 ...