QB
Bo Nix
2025 Season Stats
QB Overall: 12th QB PPG: 17th
Total Pts: 316 Pts/Game: 19
Height: 6ft 2in Weight: 217lbs
Age this season: 26 Drafted: 1.12
Dynasty Value: 1st round pick
Fantasy Jokers
QB 12
Current ADP
QB 11
Advice: HOLD - Were not sold on Bo Nix yet as a QB1 option. 17th in 2025 PPG is about right. He has some flashy plays but If you are drafting him as your QB1, your going to be an underdog in that position against almost anyone in the league. He’s not chaos, not elite, just increasingly reliable, which for Denver right now is exactly the point. Sounds like a QB2 to me?
RB
R.J. Harvey
Fantasy Jokers
RB 30
Current ADP
RB 23
2025 Season Stats
RB Overall: 20th RB PPG: 24th
Total Pts: 206 Pts/Game: 12
Height: 5ft 8in Weight: 205lbs
Age this season: 25 Drafted: 2.28
Dynasty Value: Late 1st rnd pick
Advice: SELL- Oh no, alarm bells are going off all over the place for RJ Harvey’s 2026 outlook. We have seen clearly Denver believes in a committee at RB in recent seasons and the coaching staff will be delighted with the depth they have lined up at the position. Fantasy managers however, RUN AWAY NOW. Harvey “should” be the guy however when healthy, Dobbins will likely be the guy and newly drafted Coleman might be the guy. It doesn’t stop there…Mclaughlin is sometimes the guy and many times there simply isn’t a guy. Harvey is way too expensive to consider drafting.
RB
J.K. Dobbins
2025 Season Stats
RB Overall: 41st RB PPG: 24th
Total Pts: 110 Pts/Game: 11
Height: 5ft 10in Weight: 212lbs
Age this season: 27 Drafted: 2.23
Dynasty Value: Late 2nd round
Fantasy Jokers
RB 36
Current ADP
RB 38
Advice: BUY- Close your eyes and imagine your fantasy draft night with me. Your in the middle rounds, excited about what you have done so far but THEN you look at a gaping hole in your lineup at RB. All of the starters are gone. Your heart rate elevates. You need something to bring down your anxiety fast. Let us make a case for old unreliable J.K. Dobbins. Only ever healthy to suit up 57% of games for his entire career he will spend half of your season on IR. But that’s ok! You can free up a roster spot for bye weeks. When he is available he performs still like a fresh rookie. Dobbins is back on the same team, same role and is the most reliable person in the draft at being unreliable. Few bench points just he’s playing or not playing.
RB
Jonah Coleman
Fantasy Jokers
RB 65
Current ADP
RB 36
Advice: BUY- The Broncos grabbed bowling-ball Jonah Coleman in Round 4. A 5'8", 220-pound fire hydrant who fumbled once in his entire college career. Problem is, he joins J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey and Denver has done this before. His name was Auderic Estime. The exact same weight as Coleman (granted 3 inches taller), doesn’t excite us one bit that Coleman will breakout in 2026. He will get his shot, do okay and then likely hang around the league as a backup. ADP of RB36 is a result of the mid draft anxiety taking over and players just taking a rookie hoping for Barry Sanders Jr.
Height: 5ft 9in Weight: 228lbs
Age this season: 22 Drafted: 4.08
Dynasty Value: Early 2nd round
WR
Jaylen Waddle
Fantasy Jokers
WR 23
Current ADP
WR 46
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 24th WR PPG: 29th
Total Pts: 194 Pts/Game: 12
Height: 5ft 10in Weight: 185lbs
Age this season: 27 Drafted: 1.06
Dynasty Value: Early 1st rnd pick
Advice: BUY- Waddle should be a lock to at least match his 2025 production now he is on a team that will actually win some games.. His arrival in Denver hurts Suttons value as he will become truly one dimensional for the outside jump balls, however Waddle should remain unaffected. A player who can do almost everything, still firmly in his prime. ADP of WR46 makes me cackle like an old grandma watching her stories on the TV. He is one of our top BUY NOW players in dynasty leagues.
WR
Courtland Sutton
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 13th WR PPG: 22nd
Total Pts: 220 Pts/Game: 13
Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 216lbs
Age this season: 30 Drafted: 2.08
Dynasty Value: Early 2nd rnd pick
Fantasy Jokers
WR 33
Current ADP
WR 49
Advice: BUY - Time to sound the over reaction alarm (insert imaginary WW2 siren). Yes okay we get it, Denver just spent a 1st round pick on Waddle which seemingly crushes 30 year old Suttons value. Suttons snap shares will remain largely unaffected however in the mid 80’s most weeks. He also posted 4 straight weeks in 2025 with 10+ targets last season. There is plenty of room to expect regression and still production. We still have him ranked as a starting fantasy WR/flex and are way above the market, signaling a big BUY NOW opportunity in dynasty leagues.
WR
Troy Franklin
Fantasy Jokers
WR 71
Current ADP
WR 70
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 31st WR PPG: 44th
Total Pts: 177 Pts/Game: 10
Height: 6ft 3in Weight: 180lbs
Age this season: 23 Drafted: 4.02
Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick
Advice: HOLD - Troy Franklin just started to get on the fantasy radar in 2025. Then a meteoric trade happened when Denver traded for Jaylen Waddle. Just like that, it’s over for Troy. Sell him for anything and scratch him off your draft boards.
WR
Marvin Mims Jr
2025 Season Stats
WR Overall: 66th WR PPG: 77th
Total Pts: 93 Pts/Game: 6.2
Height: 5ft 11in Weight: 182lbs
Age this season: 24 Drafted: 2.29
Dynasty Value: 2× 4th rnd picks
Fantasy Jokers
WR 87
Current ADP
WR 83
Advice: HOLD - We have to be honest with you. We still don’t even know is this the good Mims or the bad one? Regardless, Marvin Mims Jr. was mostly healthy in 2025 but the issue was limited usage. Now add Waddle to this WR room and Marvin could find his seat moved to the back corner of the room…in the dark…behind the post… We are generously ranking him as Denvers WR4 and there’s zero guarantees even about that! Let’s move on and look forward to Mims III making his debut in 2046.
TE
Evan Engram
Fantasy Jokers
TE 28
Current ADP
TE 39
2025 Season Stats
TE Overall: 29th TE PPG: 33rd
Total Pts: 103 Pts/Game: 6.4
Height: 6ft 3in Weight: 240lbs
Age this season: 32 Drafted: 1.23
Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick
Advice: SELL - HE IS STILL STARTING? Remember in the sunny days of 1973 when Engram bursts onto the scene with the Giants. Okay let’s talk seriously here about a player that is still rosterable in dynasty leagues. Denver could absolutely run more through a tight end, but Engram just isn’t a special enough piece to command that role. He’ll contribute as a reliable option underneath, yet the production stays modest because he’s more functional than game-changing. Expect steady, middle-of-the-pack TE numbers, if he can stay healthy which is a stretch. Is Waller still playing too?