1. Chase Brown

Chase Brown is one of WalterPicks’ favorite draft picks across all positions in 2025. He is the lead back on one of the most prolific offenses in the NFL, and his only backfield competition is sixth round rookie Tahj Brooks. Brown is Walter's RB8, and he is projected to have a ceiling of RB5. His average draft position on ESPN makes zero sense.

ESPN ADP: RB12
Walter's Rank: RB8

2. Tet McMillan

If you have been a subscriber to our emails, it should come as no surprise that we are recommending targeting Tet McMillan, especially on ESPN. Going as the WR33, we have him ranked six spots higher as the WR27. And in an offense that likes to funnel the ball to its best players, we project him to have an excellent ceiling as the WR15. He is far cheaper on ESPN than he should be.

ESPN ADP: WR33
Walter's Rank: WR27 (ceiling of WR15)

3. R.J. Harvey

R.J. Harvey is an incredibly versatile weapon for the Broncos, and we are projecting Sean Payton to implement him in a big way during Harvey's rookie season. Historically, Payton-led offenses target the running backs heavily, and that bodes very well for Harvey, who is a far more effective pass-catcher than J.K. Dobbins. Harvey’s combination of floor/ceiling should have him being drafted much higher.

ESPN ADP: RB27
Walter's Rank: RB17 (ceiling of RB11)

4. Josh Downs

Fantasy football players have seemed to forget about how good Josh Downs can be. Downs recorded eight games with 14 or more PPR points last season. He is capable of catching deep passes, while also being effective in the intermediate areas of the field. This versatile skill set is important to note because it showcases that he can be effective whether Anthony Richardson or Daniel Jones is his quarterback. This could genuinely be one of the best values at WR this season, and you can get him past the 10th round on ESPN.

ESPN ADP: WR54
Walter's Rank: WR47