We are now well into the month of June. While the real push for redraft fantasy football is still over a month away, now is a great time to get acquainted with the draft landscape. Here are our latest quarterback rankings for 2025 redraft leagues.
Fantasy Football Quarterback Rankings
1) Josh Allen | Buffalo Bills
2) Lamar Jackson | Baltimore Ravens
3) Jayden Daniels | Washington Commanders
4) Jalen Hurts | Philadelphia Eagles
5) Joe Burrow | Cincinnati Bengals
6) Baker Mayfield | Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7) Bo Nix | Denver Broncos
8) Patrick Mahomes | Kansas City Chiefs
9) Kyler Murray | Arizona Cardinals
10) Justin Fields | New York Jets
11) Brock Purdy | San Francisco 49ers
12) Drake Maye | New England Patriots
13) Dak Prescott | Dallas Cowboys
14) Caleb Williams | Chicago Bears
15) Jared Goff | Detroit Lions
16) Justin Herbert | Los Angeles Chargers
17) C.J. Stroud | Houston Texans
18) J.J. McCarthy | Minnesota Vikings
19) Jordan Love | Green Bay Packers
20) Bryce Young | Carolina Panthers
21) Michael Penix Jr. | Atlanta Falcons
22) Trevor Lawrence | Jacksonville Jaguars
23) Matthew Stafford | Los Angeles Rams
24) Tua Tagovailoa | Miami Dolphins
25) Geno Smith | Las Vegas Raiders
26) Sam Darnold | Seattle Seahawks
27) Aaron Rodgers | Pittsburgh Steelers
28) Anthony Richardson | Indianapolis Colts
29) Cam Ward | Tennessee Titans
30) Russell Wilson | New York Giants
31) Tyler Shough | New Orleans Saints
32) Kenny Pickett | Cleveland Browns
33) Joe Flacco | Cleveland Browns
Quarterbacks to Target in Fantasy Football Drafts
Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Somehow, Baker Mayfield is still underrated. It’s surprising, especially since fantasy managers usually give No. 1 overall picks a long leash. It’s like people decided he shouldn’t be this good. But why not?
Mayfield went No. 1 overall in 2018 to the winless Browns, averaging 17.1 fantasy points per game as a rookie. He did struggle after that, but the promise he showed early didn’t just disappear.
Mayfield averaged a career-best 21.5 fantasy points per game last season. He might not hit that again — he’s not a runner, and we can’t count on 40+ touchdowns — but he’s clearly a QB1. And his team just added another talented pass catcher in first-rounder Emeka Egbuka.
Drake Maye, New England Patriots
The 2024 quarterback class has a chance to go down as the greatest of all time. Not only did it set a record with six QBs in the first round, but all six are starting this year.
Drake Maye was understandably overshadowed by Jayden Daniels having one of the greatest rookie seasons in NFL history, Caleb Williams being the top pick and featured on “Hard Knocks,” and Bo Nix leading the Broncos to the playoffs along with Daniels. Of the top three picks, Maye was the only one not to start immediately.
This has created a value proposition for Maye heading into 2025 fantasy drafts, at least for now. There are a lot of quarterbacks with 20 ppg upside. As a result, Maye likely won’t be taken inside the top 12. But he can absolutely give us a QB1 season.
One of the best plays of the NFL season that nobody talks about.
This Drake Maye pass was incredible. pic.twitter.com/BTePPZx0Dd
— Savage (@SavageSports_) February 22, 2025
Maye’s 13.6 ppg average is fake. It includes the 2.1 points he scored when he made his NFL debut in Week 3 for only a handful of plays, as well as his 0 points in Week 18 when he played just three snaps. If we remove those outliers and look at Weeks 6-17, Maye posted 16.8 ppg, which is much more respectable.
This year, the Patriots added reliable veteran WR Stefon Diggs, rookie third-rounder Kyle Williams, and a receiving back in TreVeyon Henderson. Maye is also another year older and has an experienced, competent head coach. Plus, former Patriots offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Josh McDaniels is back in the head coaching position.
With his rushing ability raising his floor, Maye may go higher than most would anticipate in fantasy drafts this year.
