112 Stats to Know for Fantasy Football in 2025

We are at the end of August, which means we are in true reaching distance of the NFL season. Every day has been filled with offseason clips, we have had exciting preseason games, and we are all anxiously awaiting the season to come. Fantasy Football drafts have been fast and furious, with the biggest draft weekend approaching for Labor Day weekend.

Prior to each season, I compile a massive list of stats and facts to know for the coming year. It takes a ton of time, but it is a ton of fun to do and gives you so much information all in one spot. This information helps prepare you for the coming year and is extremely applicable to the Fantasy Football world.

This year, I have a list of 112 stats to know, and it could have been double, but I had to stop myself at some point. I hope you enjoy this list, and I am hoping my content this offseason will lead to some trophies at the end of the year when combined with your own decisions. Let’s get it!

112 Stats to Know for Fantasy Football in 2025

1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Trey McBride produced 1,146 receiving yards in 16 games last season, which was 71.6 per game. 71.6 per game x 17 games would extrapolate to 1,217.6 yards.
            2. For the past four seasons in a row, James Conner has ranged from 15.4 to 17.2 Fantasy PPG.
            3. Marvin Harrison Jr. finished top seven for the position in both air yards and deep targets as a rookie last year, which contributed to him catching 62 of his 116 targets.
            4. Drake London was targeted eight, 13, and 18 times during Michael Penix’s three starts last year, producing 59, 106, and 187 receiving yards and 10.9, 17.6, and 40.7 (two touchdowns) Fantasy Points during this stretch.
            5. Following the 2024 Week 12 BYE, Bijan Robinson Weeks 13-18 averaged 112.16 rushing yards, 1.33 rushing touchdowns, and 23.42 Fantasy Points.
            6. Only Puka Nacua, AJ Brown, and Nico Collins finished with a higher percentage of games played with 100+ receiving yards than Zay Flowers last season (29.41%).
            7. Via Next Gen Stats, Derrick Henry accounted for two of the top 20 “Fastest Ball Carrier” moments last season, which included a 21.72 mph speed in Week 7 on a 81-yard rush, along with a 21.46 mph rush for 51 yards in Week five.
            8. Lamar Jackson finished 2024 with career-highs in passing attempts (474), passing yards (4,172), and passing touchdowns (41).
            9. Rashod Bateman scored nine touchdowns in 2024, then went on to score touchdowns in both of the Ravens’ playoff games.
            10. Through 15 games last season, Khalil Shakir finished with 25 more targets (100), 32 more catches (76), and 265 more receiving yards (821) than any other Bill.
            11. Josh Allen rushed for 12 touchdowns in 2024, after rushing for an NFL record (tied with Jalen Hurts) 15 for a quarterback in 2023.
            12. James Cook scored 18 total touchdowns in 2024, after scoring just nine (half) across the previous two seasons combined.
            13. Tetairoa McMillan’s prospect profile includes back-to-back seasons at Arizona with over 1,300 receiving yards and 26 receiving touchdowns across three seasons.
            14. Chuba Hubbard finished 2024 with a 77% snap share, which ranked third amongst all running backs.
            15. Caleb Williams produced 300+ passing yards four times and threw multiple passing touchdowns seven times as a rookie last season.
            16. D’Andre Swift finished four weeks ranging from 18.9-29.5 Fantasy Points last season, year one in Chicago.
            17. Rome Odunze earned 101 targets (#33) last season as a first-round rookie, while competing with DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and Cole Kmet.
            18. Back in 2023, Luther Burden III ranked ninth in the FBS with 1,212 receiving yards and produced 234 rushing yards through three seasons at Missouri.
            19. Ja’Marr Chase averaged 23.7 PPG (#1) last season, but in games that Tee Higgins played, he actually averaged 24.68 PPG.
            20. Despite not playing above 40% of the snaps in the opening five weeks last season, Chase Brown averaged 15.9 Fantasy PPG (#14) last season.
            21. Through 12 games last season, Tee Higgins averaged 9.1 targets, 6.1 receptions, 75.9 receiving yards, and 0.8 receiving touchdowns. Those averages through 17 games would have been 154.7 targets, 103.7 receptions, 1,290.3 receiving yards, and 13.6 receiving touchdowns.
            22. Joe Burrow led all quarterbacks last season in the percentage of games with 300+ passing yards at 41.18%. The second-highest percentage was 36.36%.
            23. Jerry Jeudy, following the Week 10 BYE last season, ranked: #2 in targets, #5 in catches, #1 in receiving yards, #4 in total Fantasy Points, and #8 in Fantasy PPG (19.8).
            24. Via Statmuse, David Njoku has had 30 catches for 390 yards and scored four touchdowns in five games with Joe Flacco in his career.
            25. Through two seasons at Ole Miss and one season at Ohio State, Quinshon Judkins has finished three straight seasons with over 1,000 rushing yards and three straight seasons with 14+ rushing touchdowns.
            26. The last time CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott played a full season together (2023), Lamb averaged 23.7 Fantasy PPG (#7) and Dak averaged 20.7 Fantasy PPG (#4).
            27. Tony Pollard caught 55 balls during Dak’s last fully healthy season in 2023. Javonte Williams for the Broncos, the last two seasons, has caught 52 / 47 balls.
            28. George Pickens across the last three seasons has averaged 15.3, 18.1, and 15.4 yards per reception, which have all individually ranked inside the top 15 for the position those years.
            29. Bo Nix finished his rookie season 11th in total yards produced with 4,205 (3,775 passing / 430 rushing).
            30. Despite ranking 13th in targets (135) in 2024, Courtland Sutton ranked 57th and 40th in yards per target (8.0) and yards per reception (13.3).
            31. JK Dobbins opened up the 2024 season with 135 and then 131 rushing yards with a touchdown in each game, the first two weeks.
            32. In 2023, Evan Engram’s 143 targets ranked 16th, and his 114 receptions ranked second all-time for tight ends in a single season
            33. For UCF in 2024, RJ Harvey tied for fourth in the FBS with 22 rushing touchdowns and ranked sixth in rushing yards with 1,577.
            34. Jared Goff produced his highest passing yard total in 2024 (4,629) since 2019, and threw a career-high 37 passing touchdowns.
            35. Jahmyr Gibbs finished 2024 second in yards per touch (8.4) and his 21.4 Fantasy PPG ranked second for the position.
            36. Amon-Ra St. Brown has averaged over 18 Fantasy PPG in back-to-back
            37. Jameson Williams finished 2024 #5 in yards per target (11.0) and #6 in yards per reception (17.3).
            38. Year one in Green Bay last season, Josh Jacobs produced over 20 Fantasy Points eight times
            39. Tucker Kraft finished 2024 ranking 18th in targets (70) but seventh in receiving yards (707). This meant a #2 finish in both yards per target (10.1) and yards per reception (14.1).
            40. Nico Collins played 12 games in 2024, averaging 83.8 receiving yards. If you extrapolated that average through 17 games, it would have been 1424.6 receiving yards.
            41. CJ Stroud regressed statistically in passing yards and passing touchdowns despite playing two more games and throwing the ball 33 more times. All of Nico Collins, Stefon Diggs, and Tank Dell missed time on the same note.
            42. Prior to Nick Chubb’s horrific knee injury in 2023, he finished four straight seasons with over 1,000 rushing yards and two of them with over 1,400 rushing yards. Joe Mixon will be placed on the reserve/non-football injury list to start the season.
            43. The last time Christian Kirk played a full season (2022), he earned 133 targets, caught 84 of those for 1,108 receiving yards, scored eight touchdowns, and averaged 14.2 Fantasy PPG (#18). Stroud’s WR2 role is wide open.
            44. Daniel Jones was named the Colts’ starting quarterback for 2025. Through 16 games back in 2022, Dimes passed for 3,205 yards, threw 15 touchdowns, rushed for 708 yards, scored seven rushing touchdowns, and averaged 18.4 Fantasy PPG (#10).
            45. Michael Pittman Jr. was nearly placed on the IR last season with back issues. The year prior in 2023, MPJ earned 156 targets, caught 109 of them for 1,152 receiving yards, and averaged 15.6 Fantasy PPG (#14).
            46. Jonathan Taylor averaged through his final three games in 2024: 31.67 rushing attempts, 173.33 rushing yards, two rushing touchdowns, and 30.8 Fantasy Points
            47. Tyler Warren finished tied for second in the FBS with 104 receptions and finished seventh in receiving yards with 1,233 for Penn State last year.
            48. Josh Downs finished top 10 in slot snaps and top 20 in yards after the catch in 2024 despite playing 14 games.
            49. Following the Week 12 BYE, rookie Brian Thomas Jr ranked:#2 in targets, #2 in catches, #4 in receiving yards, T#5 in receiving TDs, #2 in total Fantasy Points, and#2 in Fantasy PPG (22.9)
            50. The 2025 running back split in Jacksonville is murky. In 2023, Travis Etienne caught 58 balls for 476 yards, rushed for 1,008 yards, scored 12 touchdowns, and averaged 16.6 Fantasy PPG (#7). The year prior, Etienne rushed for 1,125 yards.
            51. As a hybrid CB/WR in 2024, Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter ranked top five in the FBS with 15 receiving touchdowns, and produced 1,258 receiving yards on 96 receptions.
            52. Trevor Lawrence in 2023 averaged 17.3 Fantasy PPG (#13) and 17.9 (#12) the year prior. Liam Coen was hired as the Jaguars’ Head Coach and was tied to elevating Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers as their former Offensive Coordinator.
            53. Patrick Mahomes has had two “down” seasons in a row for Fantasy Football, but has seasons of 25.1 (2022), 22.0 (2021), 25.4 (2020), and 26.7 (2018) Fantasy PPG.
            54. Xavier Worthy Weeks 15-17 as a rookie: 11, 11, 9 targets with 6, 7, 8 catches for 46, 65, 79 receiving yards with two touchdowns scored and 19.6, 20.5, 22.9 Fantasy Points.
            55. Prior to injury last season, in Weeks 1-3, Rashee Rice earned 29 targets, which was the third most (tied) for any player at any position.
            56. Back in 2023, Isiah Pacheco rushed for 935 yards, caught 44 balls for 244 yards, and scored nine touchdowns through 14 games played.
            57. Brock Bowers set multiple NFL and Raiders franchise records, including the most receptions by a rookie at any position in NFL History with 112, and the most receiving yards by a rookie tight end in NFL History with 1,194.
            58. Ashton Jeanty led the FBS with 2,601 rushing yards in 2024 for Boise State, which was the second most of all time, just 28 yards shy of Barry Sanders’ record.
            59. Jakobi Meyers 2024-2022 produced 14.5 (#20), 13.7 (#24), and 12.9 (#29) Fantasy PPG.
            60. In 2023, Omarion Hampton finished fifth in the FBS with 1,504 rushing yards and ranked third in the FBS with 1,660 rushing yards for North Carolina.
            61. Ladd McConkey in Weeks 11-18 as a rookie averaged: 8.29 targets, 6.43 catches, 93.86 receiving yards, 0.43 TDs, 18.67 Fantasy Points
            62. Tre Harris finished three straight seasons with over 900 receiving yards and led the nation in receiving yards per game (128.8) as a prospect in 2024.
            63. Keenan Allen caught 24 touchdowns and also produced 380 receptions for 4,125 yards with Justin Herbert. Guess who he’s reunited with this year?
            64. Through 28 games the last two seasons, Kyren Williams has totaled 31 total touchdowns, 1.1 per game.
            65. After a historic rookie season in 2023, Pukla averaged 9.6 targets, 7.2 receptions, 90 receiving yards, and 18.8 Fantasy PPG (#2) through 11 games last year.
            66. In 2024, Davante Adams produced his fifth straight season with over 1,000 receiving yards.
            67. Tua Tagovailoa played 11 games in 2024, and with Tua, De’Von Achane averaged 6.6 targets, 6 catches, 46.1 receiving yards, 0.5 receiving touchdowns, and 21.86 Fantasy Points.
            68. 2024 was a down year for Miami wide receivers, but in 2023 and 2022, Tyreek Hill produced over 1,700 receiving yards.
            69. In 2023, Jaylen Waddle produced 1,356 receiving yards and finished with over 15 Fantasy PPG for the second time.
            70. Aaron Jones played his first season as a Viking last year, rushing for 1,138 yards and caught 51 balls for another 408 yards.
            71. Justin Jefferson finished with over 1,500 receiving yards in 2024, which is the third time through five years that he surpassed 1,500 yards.
            72. In 2023, TJ Hockenson tore his ACL but finished with 127 targets, 95 catches, 960 receiving yards, five touchdowns, and 14.6 Fantasy PPG (#2) prior to that.
            73. Jordan Mason finished with the most 20+ yard rushing plays in 2024 (10) for all running backs who rushed under 200 times.
            74. Drake Maye played the majority of 10 games in 2024 and finished six games with 18+ Fantasy Points and three weeks with 20+ Fantasy Points.
            75. Stefon Diggs only played eight games in 2024 due to injury, but was averaging over 15 Fantasy PPG for the fifth season in a row.
            76. In 2024 for Washington State, Kyle Williams ranked fourth in the FBS with 14 receiving TDs and eighth with 1,198 receiving yards.
            77. Through 47 games at Ohio State, TreVeyon Henderson totaled 4,614 scrimmage yards and 48 total touchdowns as a dual-threat back.
            78. Chris Olave produced over 1,000 receiving yards in his opening two NFL seasons with 14.5 (#19) and 13.2 (#25) Fantasy in 2023 and 2022.
            79. Despite playing 14 and 13 games the last two seasons, Alvin Kamara caught 68 and 75 receptions with 19.0 and 17.9 Fantasy PPG, which both ranked top five for the position.
            80. Malik Nabers, as a rookie in 2024 with mediocre quarterback play through 15 games, finished with 170 targets (#2), 109 receptions (#3), 1,204 receiving yards (#7), and 18.2 Fantasy PPG (#6).
            81. Wan’Dale Robinson finished 2024 with 140 targets, which ranked 10th, 93 catches, which ranked 10th, ran the second most slot snaps, and the 12th most routes.
            82. As a rookie last season, Tyrone Tracy Jr. finished three weeks with over 19 Fantasy Points.
            83. For Arizona State last season, Cam Skattebo ranked second in the FBS with 1,711 rushing yards and tied for sixth in the FBS with 21 rushing touchdowns.
            84. Through the sample size of “full” games for Justin Fields across the last three seasons, he has averaged 19.83 Fantasy points per game (PPG).
            85. When Justin Fields targeted Garrett Wilson at Ohio State, the duo connected for 66 receptions, 1,031 receiving yards, and nine over 22 games in 2019 and 2020 for Ohio State.
            86. Rookie Mason Taylor is the only tight end in LSU history to record 100+ catches and 1,000+ receiving yards through their career.
            87. Breece Hall has talks of a committee for 2025 and had a down 2024 but scored the second most total Fantasy Points for running backs in 2023 with 17.1 Fantasy PPG.
            88. 2024 Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts produced over 21 Fantasy PPG in 2024 for the fourth straight season as a starter.
            89. Saquon Barkley’s 2,005 rushing yards in 2024 ranks eighth all-time and fifth in the 2000s.
            90. AJ Brown finished with over 1,400 receiving yards in both 2023 and 2022. AJB’s 83 receiving yards per game in 2024 through 13 games would have extrapolated out to over 1,400 yards for the third straight season.
            91. DeVonta Smith played in 13 games in 2024 and averaged 15.3 Fantasy PPG (#15), which was a career-high.
            92. Najee Harris vacates 263 rushing attempts from 2024 for the Steelers, and the Steelers drafted Kaleb Johnson out of Iowa in the third round.
            93. DK Metcalf’s career highlights include 141targets in 2022, 90 catches in 2022, 1,303 receiving yards in 2020, 12 touchdowns in 2021, and 17 Fantasy PPG in 2020.
            94. Jonnu Smith and Pat Freiermuth are now Steeler teammates, and both players finished as top 10 Fantasy tight ends in 2024.
            95. Christian McCaffrey, through 16 games in 2023, rushed 272 times for 1,459 yards, caught 67 balls for 564 yards, scored 21 total touchdowns, and averaged 24.5 Fantasy PPG (#1).
            96. Brock Purdy has finished as a top 10 quarterback in Fantasy PPG the last two seasons with 18.6 (#10) and 19.2 (#6).
            97. As a rookie who recovered from a gunshot wound, Ricky Pearsall finished 2024 with WR7 and then WR14 Fantasy finishes, totaling 210 receiving yards across the final two regular-season games.
            98. Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s sophomore leap included finishing 12th in targets (137), seventh in receptions (100), 10th in receiving yards (1,130), and ninth in total Fantasy Points for the position.
            99. Kennneth Walker III averaged 4.2 receptions per game last season, which across 17 games would have been 71 catches and would have ranked second among running backs.
            100. Sam Darnold was the 2024 version of Baker Mayfield and Geno Smith with a career turnaround, finishing with 4,319 passing yards and 35 passing touchdowns, which both ranked fifth for the position.
            101. Baker Mayfield is coming off career-highs in passing from 2024 with 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns, which ranked third and second for the position.
            102. Despite playing 45% of the snaps as a rookie last season, Bucky Irving finished top 10 in rushing yards with 1,121.
            103. Even with Bucky Irving’s emergence, Rachaad White caught 50+ balls for the third season in a row.
            104. Mike Evans finished with 1,004 receiving yards in 2024 through 14 games, which marks his 11th straight season with over 1,000 yards.
            105. Emeka Egbuka finished his college career at Ohio State as the all-time leader in both receptions (205) and receiving yards (2,868).
            106. Following Calvin Ridley’s return to football, he has totaled over 1,000 receiving yards in back-to-back seasons with multiple quarterbacks for the Titans and Jaguars.
            107. Cam Ward for Miami last season led the FBS with 39 passing touchdowns and ranked second with 4,313 passing yards.
            108. Chig Okonkwo has played 17 games for three straight seasons, been targeted 70+ times the last two years, and has finished with 450+ receiving yards the last three years.
            109. Jayden Daniels’s 891 rushing yards ranked second for quarterbacks last season as a rookie, which is also an NFL record for rookie quarterbacks.
            110. Terry McLaurin finished 2024 with 13 touchdowns after scoring 25 total across the five previous seasons.
            111. Rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt only played one game in 2024, but in 2023 rushed for 1,190 yards and 17 touchdowns for New Mexico.
            112. Austin Ekeler averaged 30.5 receiving yards per game last year in Washington through 12 games, which, extrapolated out, would have been over 500 for the year through 17 games.

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