Three 2024 Breakouts To Sell In Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues

Although the 2024-25 fantasy football season is officially over, it's never too early to start thinking about next year if you are in a dynasty league. Given that dynasty fantasy football leagues are year-round, there are plenty of moves managers should be making early in the offseason. 

Some of those moves should include trading away several breakout players from this past season. While those players are coming off great seasons, their fantasy values will probably never be higher. 

So, which three 2024 breakouts should fantasy managers sell in dynasty leagues this offseason? Let's dive in and find out.

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WR Zay Flowers 

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers broke out in his second full season. He totaled 74 catches for a career-high 1,059 yards and four touchdowns. He also finished as the WR24 in half PPR formats. However, he's someone who dynasty fantasy managers should be looking to trade away this offseason. 

There's no doubt that Flowers had a great year, which helped him make his first Pro Bowl. On top of that, he is just 24 years old. So, he is a prized dynasty addition at this point in his career. However, his limited fantasy ceiling is a reason why fantasy managers should move him this offseason.

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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 3, 2024

Flowers scored above 15.5 PPR fantasy points just five times this past year and only averaged 9.4 PPR fantasy points in the final eight games of the season. The Ravens playmaker is Lamar Jackson's go-to option in the passing game, but given how much this Baltimore offense relies on the run, the wideout might continue to be an inconsistent fantasy option.

WR Jameson Williams 

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams had a great 2024-25 campaign. He totaled a career-high 58 catches for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns. As a result, Williams finished as the WR19 in half PPR formats and became a consistent fantasy option over the final two months of the season. 

However, dynasty fantasy managers should be looking to move him this offseason following his breakout year. With offensive coordinator Ben Johnson no longer with the team, how will things change for Williams in the coming years? 

While things won't drastically change for the speedy wideout, his fantasy value might never be higher. So, now is the time to take advantage of that and sell him for some future picks or other players. His WR21 value on KeepTradeCut (KTC) is also higher than wideouts like Terry McLaurin (WR22) and George Pickens (WR23). 

TE Tucker Kraft 

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft broke out in a big way during the 2024-25 season. He caught 50 passes for 707 yards and seven touchdowns. His 50 catches and 707 receiving yards ranked second on the team, while his seven touchdowns led all Green Bay pass-catchers. As a result, things are surely trending up for Kraft heading into next season.

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— NFL (@NFL) December 6, 2024

Nonetheless, it would be wise to sell the Packers tight end this offseason. He was an extremely touchdown-dependent option in fantasy this past season and caught three passes or fewer in 12 of 17 games. That led to the 24-year-old tight end scoring in single digits in PPR formats in six of the final nine games of the year.

Therefore, he is someone to trade away this offseason following a breakout campaign. Kraft's TE7 value on KTC is also extremely high for a player who averaged just 9.6 PPR fantasy points during the 2024-25 season. 

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