Skrip’s Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings

Dynasty Fantasy Football never sleeps. There is no off-season. Activity within your Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues may not be super high or consistent right now, but most leagues are still wide open for transactions. We also have tons of leagues starting up from scratch this time of year. In either case, Fantasy managers need to have resources readily available that assist in understanding player values. With that in mind, right now is always the best time to update your dynasty football rankings. Further down the page you will find my updated 2025 rankings.

What!? Your fantasy football league wasn’t hosted on Fantrax last season!? Once you see how Fantrax stacks up to the competition, we think you’ll be singing a different tune in the 2025 season.

Redraft Fantasy Football is very black-and-white when it comes to valuing players – you want the guys who will score the most Fantasy Points each week. That is it. Plain and simple. The variables beyond who scores points do not matter. Dynasty on the other hand, is played extremely differently than Redraft, which makes it a much more complicated game. This creates a diverse set of valuations when it comes to players. Dynasty managers play the game in different windows, meaning you will have people focused very specifically on competing/winning for the next coming season while you have other managers who are planning for the future X amount of years out. When it comes to player valuation some managers value players in a three-year window while others could value players five or more years out in terms of how the players can impact their teams for X amount of times. There are no correct answers in Dynasty, there are no correct ways to value players, and there is no correct one way to play the game. Understanding player valuation in Dynasty can be tough due to all of these variables.

I am an avid Dynasty manager myself, with almost all of my leagues being Dynasty Leagues. I play in a variety of league formats such as single quarterback leagues, Super Flex leagues (can start two quarterbacks), IDP Leagues (include defensive players), small roster leagues, large roster leagues, etc. I have produced Dynasty Rankings for years, which I update all off-season. I try to update these weekly following the Super Bowl, and it is important to do that with so many moving pieces through the off-season. Injuries, free agency, trades, contract extensions, the NFL Draft and other factors will directly impact these Dynasty rankings.

After analyzing what happened in 2024 and looking ahead to 2025, below are my Top 32 players for each of the quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end positions

Skrip’s Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings