These five players in this video could completely break fantasy football in 2025.

One of these guys is being drafted outside the top 40 picks, despite leading his position

in points per game last year and another one's a rookie with a clear path to 300 plus touches

this year, but he's going outside the top 70 picks.

Now, I've helped over 10,000 people win more fantasy leagues just the past few years alone,

and if you want to do the same, this video is going to help you do just that. And we're going to start with that guy who I mentioned in the

intro, a player at his position who scored the most points at the position, but is now going outside the top

40, and that is going to be George Kittle, because in 2024, he completely flew under the radar because

there was some young, exciting tight ends popping up. Those guys' names were Brock Bowers and Trey McBride who continued to dominate last year.

But despite all of that, very quietly, George Kittle ranked as the number one tight end in

fantasy points per game, 15.8 fantasy points per game.

So that means, yes, not Brock Bowers, not Trey McBride.

It was George Kittle, the tight end won.

And as Kittle usually does, he was productive. You could see here on player profiler, he was top five in receptions, third in receiving yards with over 1100, second in yards

after the catch amongst tight ends. You go down to his efficiency, let every single tight end

with 3.1 yards per route run. He's been an efficient monster every single year that he's been

in the league, whether it's going out in running routes or just blocking. The dude was number one across the tight end position as well, and basically every single thing that matter. Yards per route run,

like we mentioned, yards per target, explosive plays, dominator rating, all of it. I mean, this was

vintage George Kittle at the peak of his powers and entering this year, those things should

continue to be the same, if not better, but the ADP, his average draft position in fantasy drafts does not reflect it at all. I mean, let's just

pull it up right now. George Kittle is slowly rising in drafts, but nowhere near quick enough. He's

going as the 44th overall player right now. He's still going in round four, almost round five of

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