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Dynasty | The Jaguars drafted Virginia Tech running back Bhayshul Tuten in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: There were hopes that Tuten could slip into the second or third round of the draft, but he fell to the Jaguars in the fourth. With Tank Bigsby and Travis Ettiene likely locked into the top two spots, Tuten is going to need to show some pass catching ability and develop his game quickly to get time. Still, this is an unsettled team with a new Head Coach, so anything can happen. Tuten looks like a late second or third round pick in rookie drafts.

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Dynasty | The Giants drafted Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: This is an interesting pick as Skattebo should provide another solid option, perhaps making the backfield a bit of a three-headed monster with Tryone Tracy and Devin Singletary. Skattebo is an absolute road grader but has surprising receiving ability as well. He's going to make for an intriguing middle round pick in rookie formats.

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Dynasty | The Raiders drafted Tennessee wide receiver Dont'e Thornton in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: A late addition to the pre-draft version of our Rookie Draft Guide, the buzz we heard Thornton getting proved to be real as he was taken by the Raiders towards the top of round four. He's a speedster and obviously needs to add more bulk to his frame, but there could be something to like here in the late rounds of rookie drafts.

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Dynasty | The Panthers drafted Georgia running back Trevor Etienne in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: There were hopes he could land in a spot where he could carve out an initial role, but it may be tough in Carolina with Chuba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle currently on the depth chart. Etienne will be taken in a lot of rookie drafts, but managers need to make sure they're not just doing that on name recognition alone.

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Dynasty | The Las Vegas Raiders add Montana State WR/QB Tommy Mellott and North Dakota QB Cam Miller with the respective 37th and 39th picks of the sixth round. Dynasty Analysis: Mellott will be transitioning to wide receiver at the NFL level, but as a college QB, the team could end up using him in a lot of interesting packages on top of traditional out-wide snaps. Miller will operate as a developmental QB option behind Geno Smith and 2023 fourth-rounder Aidan O'Connell. Neither addition should have any tangible impact on Geno's immediate Dynasty value.

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Dynasty | With the 17th pick of the sixth round, the Cincinnati Bengals select Texas Tech RB Tahj Brooks. Dynasty Analysis: Brooks' stocky, powerful running style is likely more of a short-term negative to Zack Moss than it is to Chase Brown. There's not much of a chance that the rookie takes away third-down snaps from the RB1, but he could eventually end up absorbing more of a short down-and-distance role than Khalil Herbert was able to earn in 2024. Brown remains a fringe RB1/2 in Dynasty, while Moss is still sitting down in roster-clogger territory.

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Dynasty | With the seventh pick of the seventh round, the Seattle Seahawks select RB Damien Martinez. Dynasty Analysis: Martinez finally comes off the board here in the seventh round, but he's going to have a difficult timing finding the field ahead of Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet. Regardless, the rookie profiles as a nice Dynasty stash who could become an early-down volume play should either of the backs in front of him miss any time.

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Dynasty | With the 11th pick of the seventh round, the San Francisco 49ers select Indiana QB Kurtis Rourke. Dynasty Analysis: The 49ers obviously have history with a certain seventh-round quarterback, but we shouldn't be worried about Brock Purdy's Dynasty value after this pick. Jones should also be just fine as the next man up, should Purdy miss any time.

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Dynasty | With the 12th pick of the seventh round, the Kansas City Chiefs selected SMU RB Brashard Smith. Dynasty Analysis: Isiah Pacheco should keep his early-down role perfectly intact, but it will be interesting to keep an eye on Smith for potential third-down snaps. The former receiver will have a hard time seeing consistent production, but an early career role as a special teamer could get him on the field in a fantastic offense.

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Dynasty | With the 15th pick in the seventh round, the Miami Dolphins select Texas QB Quinn Ewers. Dynasty Analysis: Ewers has enough upside to legitimately push Zach Wilson as the potential QB2 behind Tua Tagovailoa. Though he still needs some development to hit that upside, he is worth a stash in Superflex Dynasty leagues, particularly when considering Tua's lengthy injury history.

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Dynasty | With the 17th pick of the seventh round, the Chicago Bears add Rutgers RB Kyle Monangai. Dynasty Analysis: After all the speculation that the Bears could be spending a top-10 pick at the position, D'Andre Swift coming out of the NFL Draft with a new backfield mate all the way back in the seventh round is incredible news for his Dynasty value. Additionally, Monangai is not a risk to steal third down snaps any time soon, which helps the veteran maintain a receiving role.

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The Miami Dolphins have selected Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers with the 231st overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Ewers was previously the top recruit coming out of high school in 2022. He originally committed to Texas, flipped to Ohio State, and then transferred to Texas a year later. Ewers was benched for Arch Manning during a game against Georgia last October, but for the most part, he was the Longhorns' starter. He finished his final collegiate season having completed 66 percent of his passes for 3,472 yards, 31 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. In Miami, he'll offer depth behind Tua Tagovailoa and Zach Wilson. The Dolphins' No. 2 quarterback role has long been a topic of discussion due to Tagovailoa's history of serious concussions.

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Dynasty | With the ninth pick of the sixth round, the Pittsburgh Steelers selected Ohio State QB Will Howard. Dynasty Analysis: This will all be moot if the Steelers end up signing Aaron Rodgers, but as it stands, the QB depth chart consists of Rudolph, Howard, and Skylar Thompson. Doesn't inspire a lot of confidence for DK Metcalf, George Pickens, and the rest of Pittsburgh's pass-catchers. The National Championship-winning rookie will have plenty of opportunities to dethrone Rudolph, regardless of Draft capital, but this is still the best case scenario for the veteran's Dynasty value, should they avoid Rodgers.

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Dynasty | With the 13th pick of the sixth round, the Indianapolis Colts selected QB Riley Leonard. Dynasty Analysis: With how up-in-the-air both Anthony Richardson's and Daniel Jones' respective careers are, this is not the worst spot to land if you're only going to get sixth-round Draft capital. While no immediate threat to the top of the depth chart, Leonard has the athleticism and rushing prowess to keep an eye on if he ends up in the starting lineup.

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Dynasty | With the ninth pick of the fifth round, the San Francisco 49ers add Oregon RB Jordan James. Dynasty Analysis: Another year, another mid-to-late round addition to the 49ers backfield. James will add some physicality as the next man in behind Christian McCaffrey and Isaac Guerendo. The rookie shouldn't be much of a threat to either's workload in the short term, but will be an interesting name to keep an eye on, given McCaffrey's age and recent injury history.

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Dynasty | With the 12th pick of the fifth round, the Dallas Cowboys selected Texas RB Jaydon Blue. Dynasty Analysis: Blue introduces speed to the backfield that neither Williams nor Sanders can replicate, which could equate to more playing time than we would otherwise see out of a fifth-round selection. We've seen both veterans lose work due to inefficient play in recent seasons, so they could both be in trouble of losing touches right out of the gate if Blue hits the ground running.

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Dynasty | With the 14th pick of the fifth round, the Indianapolis Colts select Kansas State RB DJ Giddens. Dynasty Analysis: Giddens has the requisite size at 6'0", 212 pounds, but doesn't have any particularly explosive aspects to his game that will force the team to take Jonathan Taylor off the field. Expect him to rotate in with both Khalil Herbert and Tyler Goodson, and keep an eye on him if Taylor happens to have any injury issues.

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Dynasty | With the third pick of the sixth round, the Miami Dolphins selected Oklahoma State RB Ollie Gordon. Dynasty Analysis: A year after taking speedster Jaylen Wright in the fourth round, the Dolphins continue to keep speed the most important aspect of their backfield by adding Ollie Gordon as a potential Raheem Mostert replacement. This shouldn't have any impact on De'Von Achane's Dynasty value, but things would have looked better for Wright if he were only competing with Alexander Mattison for backup duties.

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Dynasty | With the eighth pick of the sixth round, the New Orleans Saints selected Kansas RB Devin Neal. Dynasty Analysis: Kendre Miller ended up getting a little more run as a complementary role for Alvin Kamara in 2024, but all bets are off with a new coaching staff in town. Luckily for him, the team waited until the sixth round to add Neal, so the third-year back is likely still in the driver's seat for the No. 2 role for now, but it makes his Dynasty value a little more iffy than if the Saints just rolled with Jordan Mims and Clyde Edwards-Helaire.

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The Indianapolis Colts have selected Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard with the 189th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. A Duke transfer, Leonard racked up 2,861 passing yards, 21 passing touchdowns, and eight interceptions during his one and only season with the Fighting Irish. He also rushed for 906 yards and another 17 touchdowns on the ground. Leonard is capable of making big, accurate throws down the field, but he can also keep defenses guessing with his ability to roll out of the pocket and make plays. He joins a Colts quarterback room that features two other mobile quarterbacks, Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones. Leonard likely won't earn playing time in Week 1, but with glaring quarterback questions in Indianapolis, he could push for an opportunity to earn snaps down the stretch.

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