Every single year, there are undervalued players and drafts who emerge as weekly starters or better

relative to what they were drafted to be, whether it's Zach Bond, Diane Henley, Jonathan

Cooper, or Quentin Lake all last year, there will always be IDPs who outperform their draft stock

and surprise us. And that's exactly what we're going to focus on today. I'm John Macri.

And for this episode of the PFF Fantasy podcast, IDP edition, presented by Yahoo Fantasy, we are talking

2025 IDP sleepers.

So let's get it. All right, IDP sleepers are on the menu.

Today we're going to be going over the defensive players who we believe are

currently being undervalued in drafts, making them prime values to target in 2025.

And joining me to do so a very valuable, very valuable man in his own right from fantasy points.com.

The great Justin Barnes is here. Justin, what is up, man? Gizzie McKeezy. Good to see you and talk to you.

It feels like it's been four years, but it's probably more like four months. But yeah, things are good, man.

I've got to be honest with you. I've been riding high ever

since we did this podcast last year. I got one guy right. And I just let's not worry about the rest of

them. I got Brandon Jones. He ended up being halfway decent. And I've just decided I'm just going to

ride that high. So I just get one right this year. I'm going to ride that same high again. That's all I'm at for. I just want to hit 20%. I got five guys. If I can get one right, I'm going to gloat about it on Twitter all day long. Right. Yeah, you could come up with one of those threads. Last year, I told you about Brandon Jones. And yeah, you and yeah just don't dig through my other

tweets yeah yeah for 75 other players

like I I wish I went back and I

can't remember the names that we had even last year but I mean

look I yeah you know we do this every year now it's been it's been a few years of

doing this and there's always you know these players that we're trying to pick out that are going

later in draft, some of them are going to hit. Some of them aren't. But, you know, I think the

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