A PPR Top 250 list is notoriously difficult to prepare during OTAs. We can still take our best shot as the official start of summer is approaching. Having a strong foundational starting point to make adjustments from is key to not overreacting to random news events.
Players in green are underrated by the rest of the fantasy community.
Players in yellow are overrated.
The Bloom Top 250 June Edition
1. Ja'Marr Chase (WR-CIN) - Was still the #1 wide receiver without massive games vs BAL
2. CeeDee Lamb (WR-DAL) - Only fell off in 2024 because of his and Prescott's injuries
3. Saquon Barkley (RB-PHI) - Still reasonable to fear year N+1 after a 482-touch season
4. Bijan Robinson (RB-ATL) - Wheels up with Penix at quarterback
5. Ashton Jeanty (RB-LV) - Unknown upside with Pete Carroll and Chip Kelly
6. Jahmyr Gibbs (RB-DET) - Just entering his prime in a flight offense
7. Justin Jefferson (WR-MIN) - First-year starter, low pass volume; small worries
8. Puka Nacua (WR-LAR) - Knee injury didn't slow ascent, likely to establish new ceiling
9. Brian Thomas Jr.. (WR-JAX) - Broke out with Mac Jones & lame duck Doug Pederson, encore?
10. Nico Collins (WR-HOU) - Still a solid WR1 in a dysfunctional offense, Clear #1 for Stroud
11. Malik Nabers (WR-NYG) - Quarterback play is the only thing holding him back
12. Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR-DET) - Still a strong WR1 in lower volume DET pass O
13. Derrick Henry (RB-BAL) - No signs of slowing down going into his age-31 season
14. Garrett Wilson (WR-NYJ) - Reunited with college QB who fueled DJ Moore's career year in CHI
15. A.J. Brown (WR-PHI) - Was hurt by lower PHI pass volume & hamstring injury
16. Christian McCaffrey (RB-SF) - Didn't look like himself upon return, but reward justifies risk in 2nd
17. Jonathan Taylor (RB-IND) - Finished 2024 with a bang and should be the centerpiece of the offense
18. Brock Bowers (TE-LV) - Smith improves QB, should reach another level in second year
19. Tee Higgins (WR-CIN) - Top 3 on PPG basis last year, but missed five games
20. Chase Brown (RB-CIN) - The team made minimal additions at RB, could reproduce second-half #s
21. Bucky Irving (RB-TB) - Took control of the backfield as rookie season went on, value could grow
22. Ladd McConkey (WR-LAC) - Quickly became Herbert's favorite target, arrow pointing up
23. Drake London (WR-ATL) - Should finally produce up to talent level with Penix at QB
24. Josh Jacobs (RB-GB) - Should remain central in Packers' offensive game plan
25. Davante Adams (WR-LAR) - McVay should maximize whatever Adams has left at 32
26. Mike Evans (WR-TB) - Undeniable connection with Baker Mayfield
27. Joe Mixon (RB-HOU) - Most consistent part of Texans' offense that should be improved
28. Kyren Williams (RB-LAR) - Held up under heavy workload, 389 touch hangover?
29. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (WR-SEA) - Was coming into his own with Smith, uncertainty with Darnold
30. Trey McBride (TE-ARI) - High floor, but Murray limits his ceiling
31. George Kittle (TE-SF) - Perennial top-3 TE, efficiency up with Purdy
32. Terry McLaurin (WR-WAS) - Touchdown production exploded with Jayden Daniels
33. DeVonta Smith (WR-PHI) - Lower volume pass offense didn't hurt his production
34. Lamar Jackson (QB-BAL) - Peaking with Henry, Monken
35. Josh Allen (QB-BUF) - Looked very comfortable in Joe Brady's offense
36. De'Von Achane (RB-MIA) - Was pass volume PPR RB1, big plays dried up. Needs healthy Tua
37. Tyreek Hill (WR-MIA) - In decline? The quality of the Dolphins' offense is also an issue
38. Jalen Hurts (QB-PHI) - Tush Push ban failed, elite QB1 value intact
39. Jayden Daniels (QB-WAS) - Should top 2024 if he avoids injury
40. Travis Hunter (WR-JAX) - Coen produced two WR1s with Mayfield in Tampa last year
41. Xavier Worthy (WR-KC) - Super Bowl finally showed off deep speed
42. Joe Burrow (QB-CIN) - Quietly elite, but the fantasy world is catching on
43. James Cook (RB-BUF) - Relied on TD production; relationship with his team a bit rocky
44. Ken Walker III (RB-SEA) - Could take off in Klint Kubiak's running game
45. Marvin Harrison Jr., (WR-ARI) - Coaches, QB chemistry held him back as a rookie
46. Breece Hall (RB-NYJ) - The size of his role is unknown; his ability to ball out is not
47. Baker Mayfield (QB-TB) - ADP indicates skepticism, but I'm not sure why
48. Sam LaPorta (TE-DET) - Resumed strong TE1 numbers down the stretch, undervalued
49. Chuba Hubbard (RB-CAR) - Quietest strong RB2 season ever, offense will be improved
50. Alvin Kamara (RB-NO) - Huge PPR volume, but QB play questionable and turning 30
