3 Players Skyrocketing Up Fantasy Rankings (After the NFL Draft)

The NFL Draft reshuffled the entire fantasy football landscape. And a few players quietly walked away as massive winners.

Here are 3 risers you need to have on your radar:

Stefon Diggs

At first glance, Diggs to the Patriots didn’t look exciting. But after the draft? He’s a clear winner.

New England only drafted one WR (Kyle Williams, Round 3), and he complements rather than competes. With no real threat for targets, Diggs is the locked-in WR1 for Drake Maye…

Chase Brown

Everyone expected the Bengals to add a top-tier RB. They didn’t.

Just a 6th-rounder in Tahj Brooks — leaving Brown in line for 16–18 touches per game, plus all the passing-down and red zone work.

He averaged over 23 touches per game in the second half of 2024…

D’Andre Swift

The Bears didn’t draft a real RB threat — just a 7th-round flyer. For now, Swift sits alone atop the depth chart with only Roschon behind him.

He’s coming off back-to-back 1,200-yard seasons and quietly dominated from Weeks 4–8 last year.

Now he gets a better O-line, plus Luther Burden and Colston Loveland added to stretch the field.

Just keep an eye on JK Dobbins and Nick Chubb - if these free agents land in Chicago it would immediately tank Swift’s value…

Bottom Line:

Most people react to the NFL Draft. But the ones who take action early? They win more leagues.

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— Sal

PS This is you when you take your leaguemates top sleeper 1 pick before him