Aaron Rodgers' Pittsburgh Steelers Move Sparks Fantasy Football Frenzy

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Aaron Rodgers' Pittsburgh Steelers Move Sparks Fantasy Football Frenzy

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Aaron Rodgers’ move to the Pittsburgh Steelers has been the most significant headline this week in fantasy football circles. After months of speculation, Rodgers officially signed with the Steelers just before their mandatory minicamp in June, ending his tough stint with the New York Jets. Rodgers brings stability and credibility to a Pittsburgh offense that has cycled through five different Week 1 starting quarterbacks in five years, a stark contrast to the uncertainty of past seasons. While Rodgers, at 41, is not being drafted as a top fantasy starter, his arrival has massively increased the attractiveness of Steelers playmakers like DK Metcalf, Pat Freiermuth, and running back Jaylen Warren for 2025 fantasy drafts, according to SportsLine. However, some analysts caution that excitement around these weapons could push their draft positions too high, making it crucial for listeners to stay grounded during their draft prep.

Injury news always shakes up fantasy rankings, and this year is no different. Christian McCaffrey, still recovering from an Achilles issue that derailed his 2024 campaign, remains the hardest running back to project for 2025. ESPN notes that uncertainty shrouds his recovery, and at 29, he’s entering the range where running backs often show a decline. His relentless work ethic might keep him near the top of rankings, but the risks for both re-injury and age-related dropoff are real. Another notable running back, rookie Jonathon Brooks of the Panthers, re-tore his ACL just three games into his career and has been placed on the Physically Unable to Perform list. He is not expected to play in 2025.

At wide receiver, the 49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk suffered an ACL and MCL tear last year. According to Footballguys, he’s not expected to be ready for Week 1 and is likely to start the season on the PUP list, though there’s optimism about his long-term fantasy outlook despite the early missed time. Rashee Rice of the Chiefs is recovering from a less common LCL tear and, barring setbacks or potential suspension for an off-field incident, should be ready for the season but shouldn’t be drafted at his ceiling due to uncertainty surrounding his recovery and role.

Quarterback injuries are also reshaping team outlooks. Browns QB Deshaun Watson has had two Achilles surgeries and, as reported by Draft Sharks, is likely to miss all of 2025, leaving the Browns QB situation entirely unsettled and undraftable for fantasy. Meanwhile, 49ers QB Brock Purdy should be fine for offseason preparations, with team officials downplaying his elbow injury that cost him the 2024 finale.

For late-round sleeper targets, popular fantasy analysts on the FFT podcast have highlighted names like Darnell Mooney, Keon Coleman, and Emeka Egbuka. They note that history favors targeting wide receivers in that range, with the likes of Josh Downs potentially seeing a boost if Daniel Jones secures the starting job with the Giants.

Offseason team previews from NBC Sports have also mentioned the fantasy implications of Ashton Jeanty now being paired with Geno Smith in Las Vegas and Travis Hunter joining the Jaguars’ talented young receiving corps. These types of roster changes and depth chart competitions will continue to shape ADP and draft trends as training camps begin.

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