RB


Jaylen Warren

2025 Season Stats

RB Overall: 17th RB PPG: 19th

Total Pts: 217        Pts/Game: 14

Height: 5ft 8in Weight: 215lbs

Age this season: 27 Drafted: N/A

Dynasty Value: Late 1st rnd pick

Fantasy Jokers 

        RB 18       

    Current ADP    

         RB 25       


Advice: BUY - Jaylen Warren’s 2026 outlook is “congratulations, you accidentally became the lead back”—not flashy, not hyped, just relentlessly productive. After nearly cracking 1,000 yards in 2025 while catching passes and never looking tired, he’s firmly in the trusted-workhorse zone, even if nobody wants to call him that out loud. Expect steady RB2 production with RB1 weeks, lots of angry runs, and zero drama—because Warren’s whole brand is doing his job well and letting louder players take the credit.

RB


Rico Dowdle

2025 Season Stats

RB Overall: 15th RB PPG: 17th

Total Pts: 229        Pts/Game: 14

Height: 5ft 9in Weight: 215lbs

Age this season: 27 Drafted: 2.03

Dynasty Value: Late 2nd round

Fantasy Jokers 

       RB 25       

    Current ADP    

         RB 23       


Advice: BUY - Rico Dowdle entered 2025 on a one-year deal in Carolina as a backup, earned the starting job through production, then faded late once the workload caught up to him. He still popped several RB1 weeks, which made him noticeable, but the finish exposed the limits. That likely keeps him in the short-term, prove-it contract tier, viewed as a useful committee piece rather than a long-term answer.

WR


D.K. Metcalf

2025 Season Stats

WR Overall: 26th WR PPG: 24th

Total Pts: 158        Pts/Game: 10.5

Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 229lbs

Age this season: 28 Drafted: 2.32

Dynasty Value: Late 1st rnd pick

Fantasy Jokers 

       WR 20       

    Current ADP    

         WR 25       


Advice: HOLD - DK Metcalf’s 2026 outlook comes with a very real cap on expectations unless he somehow rediscovers the version of himself from early in his career. He’s still big, fast, and intimidating, but the week-to-week dominance hasn’t been there, and the production now feels more scary then solid. Unless the role, QB play, and usage align perfectly, he profiles as a good WR2-3 with spike weeks, not the defensive-wrecking WR1 teams once feared—meaning upside exists, but it’s no longer the baseline.

WR


Michael Pittman

2025 Season Stats

WR Overall: 18th WR PPG: 31st

Total Pts: 202        Pts/Game: 12

Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 223lbs

Age this season: 28 Drafted: 2.02

Dynasty Value: Early 2nd rnd pick

Fantasy Jokers 

       WR 29       

    Current ADP    

         WR 42       


Advice: SELL - Pittman came back as Indy’s top option in 2025. Entering the final year of his contract, we can give you 28 million reasons to sell Pittman right away! The colts should probably cut the WR’s contract and move on. Unsure where he will play and who will throw him the ball, let’s sell him and convert his value into a nice safe early 2nd draft pick. You may even squeeze out the 1.12?

TE


Pat Freiermuth

2025 Season Stats

TE Overall: 25th TE PPG: 32nd

Total Pts: 114        Pts/Game: 6.7

Height: 6ft 5in Weight: 258lbs

Age this season: 27 Drafted: 2.23

Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick

Fantasy Jokers 

       TE - -       

    Current ADP    

         TE 30       


Advice: HOLD - Pat Freiermuth’s 2026 outlook is firmly capped—healthy, reliable, but stuck in a three-tight-end timeshare that limits upside. He’ll play, catch some passes, and chip in a few touchdowns, but the volume just isn’t there to matter consistently. Think steady TE2 production, occasional usable weeks, and long stretches where he’s on the field doing work that doesn’t show up in the box score.

TE

Darnell Washington


2025 Season Stats

TE Overall: 39th TE PPG: 43rd

Total Pts: 79        Pts/Game: 4.6

Height: 6ft 7in Weight: 264lbs

Age this season: 25 Drafted: 3.29

Dynasty Value: Free Agent

Fantasy Jokers 

       TE - -      

    Current ADP    

         TE - -       


Advice: HOLD - Washington’s outlook for 2026 is “role specialist first, pass-game threat second”—valued for size, blocking, and occasional red-zone flare, but not someone teams are going to feature in the receiving game. Expect a short, low-risk deal as a complementary piece, with the hope that scheme or opportunity upgrades his touches modestly. He’s more a special teams + big-body asset than a fantasy or contract centerpiece.