X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Value Picks
Compare Any Players
News and Alerts

Best Fantasy Football Landing Spots for 2025 Rookie Wide Receivers: NFL Trades and Free Agency Impact

Luther Burden - College, NCAA, Draft, Prospects, CFB, Missouri

The best NFL team fits for 2025 rookie wide receivers, and player outlooks. Ranking top fantasy football landing spots for immediate impact and WR sleeper value.

With the NFL Draft quickly approaching, the ramifications of where some of these players get selected will significantly impact their fantasy football value. In dynasty leagues, fantasy managers may not worry about landing spots as much because once you draft them in that kind of league, you have them for their entire career if you want. Due to this, dynasty managers recognize that environments can change, but talent is talent. However, for redraft leagues, a player’s environment and landing spot have a giant impact on their ranking.

This article will identify some of the best landing spots for rookie receivers for the 2025 fantasy football season. While you may prefer Luther Burden over Emeka Egbuka or vice versa in the long term, their 2025 fantasy football value could be decided by circumstances outside their control. This comes down to four areas: team offense/quarterback play, target competition, playing time availability, and target volume.

We’ll be ranking all 32 teams. Let’s get started. To take advantage of our great premium tools, please use promo code "BOOM" to receive a 10% discount.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

Just a Few Things…

When we look at two of the four factors we’ll be assessing for each, the player's prospect status will impact the score. This article primarily focuses on these teams drafting a receiver in the first or second round. While that undoubtedly means the player is a good prospect, the differences can still be vast.

That’s something to remember when looking at the scores for playing time availability and target competition. Someone like Tetairoa McMillan will command more playing time than Jaylin Noel. If you look at the scores while thinking of McMillan, bump up the playing time availability. If you’re thinking of a late-round second-rounder, maybe bump it down a bit.

Each prospect will require a different response from each team. These numbers are to be used as a starting point to give us a general idea of the best landing spots for the top 2025 wide receiver rookies. Each reader will need to add nuance and context when determining what these numbers mean for McMillan compared to Noel because (obviously) these prospects will be used, valued, and managed differently.

 

Best Landing Spots

1. Denver Broncos

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 7.5/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 9/10
  • Overall: 8.87

Bo Nix was excellent as a rookie, and he will only get better under Sean Payton’s tutelage. Denver has a very strong offensive line, which will offer consistency for the offense. The team depends heavily on Courtland Sutton, who will turn 30 in October. Outside of him, they have Marvin Mims Jr. and Devaughn Vele. A good rookie could immediately become the team’s No. 2 receiver. If Sutton’s game takes a step back with age, there’s even more upside. This is one of the more appealing landing spots.

2. Dallas Cowboys

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 7/10
  • Target Volume: 10/10
  • Overall: 8.75

A rookie receiver would have to compete for targets with CeeDee Lamb and, to a lesser degree, Jake Ferguson. Still, there's ample passing volume in Dallas, and Dak Prescott is a criminally underrated quarterback. There is plenty of volume to support two receivers and a tight end here in Dallas, especially with their current roster construction. The team does not boast a strong running game, so much of the scoring responsibility falls on the shoulders of Prescott and the passing game. There's no quality receiver behind Lamb, giving whatever rookie ends up here an almost guaranteed starting spot.

3. Los Angeles Rams (assuming Cooper Kupp is traded)

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 8.5

Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay are still at the top of their games. Their offense boasts Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua, and a solid offensive line. It’s a healthy offensive environment, and while Nacua will demand a significant piece of the pie, there’s very little target competition behind him, assuming Kupp is moved. The defensive attention Nacua demands will make the job easier for whichever rookie receiver is lucky enough to land here. There’s WR2/3 potential her,e depending on the prospect.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 9/10
  • Overall: 8.5

Jacksonville has traded Christian Kirk and released Evan Engram. Their best pass-catcher behind Brian Thomas Jr. is... Parker Washington? Brenton Strange? It looks incredibly bleak behind Thomas, giving any rookie a chance to start immediately and earn a quality target share. Trevor Lawrence gets more flak than he deserves, but I still believe he's a quality quarterback. Liam Coen, the new head coach for the Jaguars, helped get the best out of Baker Mayfield, and fantasy managers shouldn't be surprised if he has that kind of effect on Lawrence, which would only boost the entire Jacksonville offense.

5. Seattle Seahawks (with DK Metcalf traded)

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 8.25

This landing spot took a hit when they traded Geno Smith to the Raiders, leaving a black hole at quarterback. However, reports indicate they will be aggressive in obtaining Sam Darnold. While teams aren't permitted to talk to players and NFL agents yet, it'd be surprising to see Seattle make this move without having another plan they feel comfortable about. If Metcalf is traded, as is the assumption here, any rookie would walk into an immediate starting role opposite Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Klint Kubiak worked wonders with Derek Carr until injuries struck the New Orleans offense.

6. Los Angeles Chargers

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 9/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 9/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 8.25

Justin Herbert is a stud. He’s one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. However, Greg Roman and Jim Harbaugh have been doing this long. We shouldn’t expect them to crank up the passing game fully. This will be a balanced offense, which somewhat limits the upside because we won’t see many pass attempts. The Chargers have Ladd McConkey, who looks like a star in the making, and Quintin Johnston is a decent role player, but there’s plenty of room here for a rookie to command a sizable piece of the pie.

7. New Orleans Saints

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 8.0

The Saints have Chris Olave, but after that, there are many question marks at receiver and tight end. Rashid Shaheed has shown some potential, but injuries have negatively impacted his ability to contribute consistently. Juwan Johnson is a fine tight end, but he's not someone who demands a lot of targets. The most significant barrier for a rookie receiver in New Orleans is the offensive coordinator, Derek Carr, and the offense. The passing volume will be solid because the defense isn't as good as it's been in the past. Playing time and target competition are optimal, but can Carr support two fantasy-relevant receivers?

8. New England Patriots

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 5/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 10/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 7.75

Drake Maye showed potential in New England last season, but at this time, that's all it is - potential. We don't know if that will translate to production and passing efficiency. We hope it will. We might even believe it will, but there are no guarantees. Josh McDaniels is back as the offensive coordinator, and while he's failed miserably as head coach, he has been a capable offensive coordinator. Outside of Maye, there are also some questions about the overall volume. Generally, teams with young quarterbacks tend to focus on the running game to take pressure off their quarterback. That happened last season in New England. If Maye takes the next step, though, there's much potential here.

9. Carolina Panthers

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 9/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 7.75

Bryce Young played quite well after his early-season benching. He started to show some of the promise and skillset that made him the No. 1 overall pick two years ago. Carolina has a tremendous offensive line, good coaching, and a strong group of role players. Xavier Legette, Jalen Coker, Adam Thielen, and Chuba Hubbard are a solid group but lack "the guy". If they were to draft McMillan or Egbuka, they'd have tremendous upside in this offense. There's a clear pathway to playing time and target volume immediately.

10. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (without Chris Godwin)

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 8/10
  • Target Competition: 6/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 7.5

If Godwin signs elsewhere, this becomes a very appealing landing spot for a rookie. They still have Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan, but McMillan isn't a fully proven player yet. Evans is, but he's getting older, too. Baker Mayfield was an MVP candidate last season, and there are plenty of pass attempts to go around. The strength of the overall offense and the quarterback would give any rookie plenty of potential to make an immediate impact. If McMillan doesn't take a step in year two or Evans's play declines ever so slightly, a rookie could earn enough targets to make an immediate impact.

11. Green Bay Packers

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 9/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 7/10
  • Target Competition: 7/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 7.25

The Packers are an ideal landing spot for a rookie, but it doesn't come without some questions. They still employ Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson (who will return later in the year), Jayden Reed, and Dontayvion Wicks. If they were to select a receiver in the second round, that player may struggle to get on the field regularly. That would make targets challenging to come by. However, the receivers the Packers have aren't "that" good (or good at all, really) to stop a talented rookie from leapfrogging them. If they added someone like McMillan or Egbuka, they'd have a much easier pathway to playing time. Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur is a strong quarterback and head coach tandem.

12. Tennessee Titans

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 4/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 10/10
  • Target Volume: 5/10
  • Overall: 7.25

The offense isn't good, and the quarterback is a massive question mark. There are reports that they'll add a veteran quarterback. They can also take Cameron Ward since they hold the No. 1 overall pick. The chances are good that they'll add another quarterback to give their pass-catchers the potential for better quarterback play. There's no target competition sans Calvin Ridley. He's not a true No. 1 receiver anymore. He's far from an alpha. Tennessee has no quality No. 2 pass-catcher behind him at receiver or tight end.

13. New York Giants

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 4/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 8/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 7.25

Like Tennesee, the Giants' offense is dreadful, and their quarterback situation might be worse. There are reports they are interested in Aaron Rodgers, but they'll also be able to draft Ward or Shedeur Sanders if they choose to move up in the draft. If they improve their quarterback play, this destination becomes more favorable. Malik Nabers is a stud, but there are no other good options behind him. With a questionable defense, they'll continue to have adequate team passing volume. There's a hole that a rookie could fill as the Giants' No. 2 receiver.

14. New York Jets

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 3/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 9/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 7.25

They're not in a position to draft Ward or Sanders, although they could reach to draft Jaxson Dart if they are so inclined. If they don't do that, they may end up rolling with Tyrod Taylor, which would not be ideal for any rookie's fantasy prospects. The Jets have Garrett Wilson, who will command most of Taylor's attention. Taylor, or a rookie quarterback, may struggle supporting two fantasy-relevant receivers. However, behind Wilson, there is only Allen Lazard and Malachi Corley. A rookie would have an immediate pathway to playing time and the ability to be the No. 2 pass-catcher for the Jets.

15. Las Vegas Raiders

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 7/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 5/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 7.25

The acquisition of Geno Smith makes the Raiders a more appealing destination for a rookie receiver. He'll make the offense better and improve their passing attack. The Raiders do not have another quality receiver behind Jakobi Meyers. Any rookie can start immediately, but he'll have to compete with Meyers and Brock Bowers for targets. That won't be easy, but the Raiders can provide ample playing time, quality quarterback play, and adequate team passing volume.

16. Buffalo Bills

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 10/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 6/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 7.0

Josh Allen is excellent and arguably the best quarterback in the NFL. Is Dalton Kincaid good? Is Keon Coleman good? We don't know the answers to those questions yet, but Buffalo is highly dependent on Khalil Shakir if they're not. That would give a rookie plenty of opportunity to earn Allen's attention, especially if Kincaid and Coleman do not improve. Since Joe Brady took over as the team's offensive coordinator, the team passing volume hasn't been as high, but this offense continues to be highly effective because of how great Allen is. A rookie may not have immediate opportunities in Buffalo as Coleman and Kincaid will surely get their chances. Still, a talented rookie could have a second-half breakout in Buffalo if they struggle.

 

Decent Landing Spots

17. Pittsburgh Steelers

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 5/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 10/10
  • Target Competition: 7/10
  • Target Volume: 5/10
  • Overall: 6.75

18. Kansas City Chiefs

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 10/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 5/10
  • Target Competition: 3/10
  • Target Volume: 9/10
  • Overall: 6.75

19. Washington Commanders

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 9/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 5/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 6.75

20. Cleveland Browns

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 4/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 8/10
  • Target Competition: 5/10
  • Target Volume: 9/10
  • Overall: 6.5

21. Houston Texans

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 5/10
  • Target Competition: 4/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 6.25

 

Bad Landing Spots

22. Baltimore Ravens

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 10/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 5/10
  • Target Competition: 7/10
  • Target Volume: 4/10
  • Overall: 6.5

23. Cincinnati Bengals

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 10/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 4/10
  • Target Competition: 2/10
  • Target Volume: 10/10
  • Overall: 6.5

24. Miami Dolphins

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 7/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 4/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 6.25

25. San Francisco 49ers

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 4/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 6.0

26. Arizona Cardinals

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 7/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 5/10
  • Target Volume: 6/10
  • Overall: 6.0

27. Atlanta Falcons

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 5/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 6.0

28. Seattle Seahawks (DK Metcalf is not traded)

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 5/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 3/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 5.75

29. Detroit Lions

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 9/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 4/10
  • Target Competition: 3/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 5.75

30. Chicago Bears

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 6/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 6/10
  • Target Competition: 3/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 5.5

31. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (with Chris Godwin)

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 8/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 3/10
  • Target Competition: 2/10
  • Target Volume: 8/10
  • Overall: 5.25

32. Minnesota Vikings

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 7/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 4/10
  • Target Competition: 1/10
  • Target Volume: 7/10
  • Overall: 4.75

33. Philadelphia Eagles

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 9/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 3/10
  • Target Competition: 3/10
  • Target Volume: 4/10
  • Overall: 4.75

34. Indianapolis Colts

  • Team Offense/Quarterback: 5/10
  • Playing Time Availability: 4/10
  • Target Competition: 4/10
  • Target Volume: 4/10
  • Overall: 4.25

 

As a reminder, please use promo code "BOOM" at checkout for 10% off any premium purchase.



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy football app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, rankings, starts/sits & more. All free!

More Start/Sit Advice




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Value Picks
Compare Any Players
News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Carson Hocevar

Recovers From Big One to Finish Tenth at Atlanta
William Byron

Caught up in Atlanta Big One, but Retains Points Lead
Denny Hamlin

Top In-Season Challenge Seed Denny Hamlin Eliminated in Lap 70 Crash
Ty Dillon

Bottom Seed Ty Dillon Upsets Denny Hamlin to Advance in In-Season Challenge
Quinn Priester

Fans 11 in One-Hit Gem
Garrett Temple

Returning to Toronto
Nicolas Batum

Declines Player Option
Spencer Schwellenbach

Dominant in Victory
Keon Johnson

Gets Team Option Picked Up
Rayan Rupert

Staying in Portland
Jonathan Kuminga

Recieves Qualifying Offer
Marvin Harrison Jr.

Expected to Make Second-Year Jump
Jeremy Peña

Jeremy Pena Out of Lineup Saturday
Sam Merrill

Sticking with Cavaliers
Davion Mitchell

Staying in Miami
Jalin Hyatt

Looking to Flip the Script in 2025
Garrett Mitchell

to Undergo Shoulder Surgery
José Ramírez

Jose Ramirez in Guardians Lineup on Saturday
Kyle Larson

Don't Expect Kyle Larson to Win First Drafting Track Race on Saturday
Christopher Bell

Unlikely to Complete Atlanta Sweep
Brad Keselowski

Seeks Another Clutch Win for Hail-Mary Playoff Bid
Chris Buescher

Unlikely to Lead Enough to Have Much DFS Value
Alex Bowman

Qualifies Best Among Non-Fords but Unlikely to Contend at Atlanta
Ryan Preece

Will Probably Run Better Than Usual at Atlanta
Austin Dillon

Consistently Mediocre at Atlanta
Ty Gibbs

Slightly Faster Lately but Unlikely to be a Factor at Atlanta
Erik Jones

a Low-Key Strong DFS Option
Noah Gragson

Could Have DFS Value as One of the Lowest-Qualifying Fords
Riley Herbst

Unlikely to Replicate February Atlanta Finish
Ty Dillon

Could Benefit from Kaulig Speed
Cody Ware

Rarely Enough Attrition at Atlanta for Cody Ware to Seriously Contend
Ryan Blaney

Is Always Strong at Atlanta
Joey Logano

Wins Pole, Looking for Third Atlanta Win
Denny Hamlin

Has Huge Place-Differential Upside But Shaky Atlanta Record
Isaac Okoro

on the Move to Chicago
Chase Burns

Slated to Make Next Start on Monday
Lonzo Ball

Traded to Cleveland
Kyle Busch

Has Been Elite at Atlanta Lately
Dylan Sampson

Being Used as a Receiver
Carson Schwesinger

Figures to be in Full-Time Role in 2025
Cedric Tillman

Should Have Full-Time Role
Bryce Young

Looking More Comfortable, Showing More Intensity
Charlie Coyle

Blue Jackets Acquire Charlie Coyle and Miles Wood From Colorado
Jack Quinn

Signs Up for Two More Years with Sabres
Brandon Saad

Stays in Vegas on One-Year Deal
Trent Frederic

Inks Eight-Year Extension
Josh Naylor

Exits Friday's Contest Early with Neck Stiffness
Emil Heineman

Shipped to the Islanders
Noah Dobson

Traded to Montreal
John Tavares

Agrees to Four-Year Extension with Maple Leafs
Sam Bennett

Signs Eight-Year Extension with Panthers
NYI

Islanders Select Matthew Schaefer With No. 1 Pick in NHL Draft
José Berríos

Jose Berrios Tosses Seven Scoreless Innings in Fourth Win
Nick Martinez

Flirts With No-Hitter, Settles for Win
Gary Sánchez

Gary Sanchez Homers, Reaches Five Times in Onslaught
Trea Turner

Blasts Two Homers, Steals Base
Los Angeles Angels

Ron Washington to Remain on Medical Leave for Rest of the Season
Jeremy Peña

Imaging Negative on Jeremy Pena's Ribs on Friday
Spencer Steer

Slugs Three Home Runs in Win
Ace Bailey

to Report to Utah on Saturday
Sonny Gray

Tosses Complete-Game Shutout
Justin Edwards

Sixers Agree on a New Contract
Naz Reid

Agrees to a New Contract with Minnesota
Hunter Goodman

Dealing With Hamstring Soreness
Aaron Rodgers

Roman Wilson Could Fit Nicely With Aaron Rodgers
Josh Simmons

on Schedule to Open the Year as a Starter
Micah Parsons

Contract Length an Issue for Cowboys, Micah Parsons
Denver Broncos

Broncos Unsure How Their Running Back Room Will Look
Russell Wilson

Not the Only Leader in Giants Clubhouse
Eugenio Suárez

Eugenio Suarez Returns Against Marlins
Wyatt Langford

Rangers to Place Wyatt Langford on Injured List
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Now in Friday's Lineup
Wyatt Langford

Out With Strained Oblique
Luis Robert Jr.

Out on Friday
Jae'Sean Tate

Rockets Want to Bring Back Jae'Sean Tate
Andre Drummond

Accepts Player Option
Jihaad Campbell

to Begin at Inside Linebacker
Josh Conerly Jr.

to Play Right Tackle for Now
Tyleik Williams

Expected to Fill Big Role Right Away
Malaki Starks

Should Make an Immediate Impact
James Pearce Jr.

Impressing the Falcons
Jaxson Dart

has "Excellent" Spring
Donovan Jackson

has Inside Track on Starting Job
Matthew Golden

Appears Set for Significant Role
Derrick Harmon

in Line to Start
Jahdae Barron

Primarily Working at Cornerback
Cleveland Cavaliers

Tyrese Proctor Selected by Cavaliers With the No. 49 Pick
Portland Trail Blazers

Caleb Love Lands with Trail Blazers
Dallas Mavericks

Ryan Nembhard Signs a Two-Way Deal with Mavericks
Orlando Magic

Noah Penda Drafted and Traded to the Magic
Phoenix Suns

Rasheer Fleming Taken With the First Pick of the Second Round
Charles Oliveira

Can Become A Two-Time Lightweight Champion
Ilia Topuria

A Favorite At UFC 317
Kai Kara-France

Can Become The New Flyweight Champion
Josh Giddey

Receives Qualifying Offer from Chicago
Alexandre Pantoja

Set For Fourth Title Defense At UFC 317
Joshua Van

Looks To Extend His Win Streak
Brandon Royval

Looks For His Third Win In A Row
Renato Moicano

Returns At UFC 317
Beneil Dariush

An Underdog At UFC 317
Payton Talbott

Looks To Bounce Back
Felipe Lima

Set To Open Up UFC 317 Main Card
Daniil Tarasov

Panthers Bring in Daniil Tarasov
Frederick Gaudreau

Kraken Pick Up Frederick Gaudreau From Wild
SJ

Sharks Buying Out Marc-Edouard Vlasic
Jamie Benn

Stays in Dallas on One-Year Deal
Reilly Smith

Signs New One-Year Deal with Vegas
Michael Kesselring

Traded to Sabres
Josh Doan

Moves to Buffalo
JJ Peterka

Mammoth Acquire JJ Peterka
Evander Kane

Traded to Canucks
Miami Heat

Miami Selects Guard Kasparas Jakucionis
Michael Thorbjornsen

Returns in Detroit at Rocket Classic
Adam Hadwin

Could Struggle Over the Weekend in Detroit
Cam Davis

Hopes Detroit Magic Can Spark Turnaround
Matt Wallace

a Boom-or-Bust Option at Rocket Classic
Joel Dahmen

Not Cutting it Lately
Michael Kim

Searching for Spark at Rocket Classic
Rasmus Hojgaard

a High-Ceiling Play in Rocket Classic
Matt McCarty

a Wild Card Heading into Detroit
Emiliano Grillo

Rolling into the Summer Season
Rickie Fowler

Looking for More Magic at Rocket Classic
Wyndham Clark

Brings High Upside to Detroit Golf Club
Max Greyserman

Could Make Noise at Rocket Classic
Akshay Bhatia

a Strong Value Play at Rocket Classic
Eric Cole

Hoping for Better Times at Rocket Classic
Beau Hossler

Searching for Form at Rocket Classic
PGA

Byeong Hun An in Good Form Heading into Rocket Classic
Cameron Young

Looking For Redemption and Possible First Career Victory in Detroit
Collin Morikawa

is The Headliner This Week in Detroit For Good Reason
Si Woo Kim

Back in Competition After Last Week's Withdrawal
PGA

Alex Noren Finishes Tied For 30th at Travelers Championship
Kurt Kitayama

Misses The Cut at RBC Canadian Open
Ryan Poehling

Becomes a Duck
Trevor Zegras

Moves to Philadelphia
Andre Burakovsky

Traded to Blackhawks
Jamahal Hill

Gets Dominated At UFC Azerbaijan
Khalil Rountree Jr.

Dominates At UFC Azerbaijan
Rafael Fiziev

Gets Back In The Win Column
Ignacio Bahamondes

Drops Decision At UFC Azerbaijan
Curtis Blaydes

Gets Split-Decision Win at UFC Azerbaijan
Curtis Blaydes

Rizvan Kuniev Unsuccessful In His UFC Debut
Tofiq Musayev

Submitted In His UFC Debut
Myktybek Orolbai

Scores First-Round Submission
Nikolas Motta

Gets Finished After Back-And-Forth Fight
Nazim Sadykhov

Scores Second-Round TKO
Bogdan Grad

Drops Decision
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF