Nico Collins missed time last year, but could he break out to a star level as a fantasy football producer in 2025?

Navigating your fantasy football draft can be tricky, especially when certain players come with more risk than reward. To help you dodge potential pitfalls, we’ve gathered insights from our collection of Featured Pros to highlight the biggest 2025 draft landmines

Blue has legitimate burst, good hands and enough wiggle to ditch defenders in coverage or slip past them in the open field. If the Cowboys want some juice from their ground game, he might be the only one capable of providing it.

It happens to every single fantasy football manager in a draft, particularly in the later rounds: With the big names off the board and maybe your next pick swiped by the manager in front of you, you go searching around for a few players to queue up, but you don’t see names you like. Panic sets in. The clock is ticking down. WELP.

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Thomas enters his second NFL season after an incredible rookie campaign where he posted 87 catches for 1,282 yards and 10 touchdowns, earning Pro Bowl honors and finishing first among rookies in receiving yards and TDs. His size, speed and draft capital make him a legitimate WR1 candidate in Jacksonville’s retooled offense under Liam Coen.

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Come on down, Nico Collins. You're joining C.J. Stroud, Joe Mixon and Will Anderson in the NFL's Top 100.

Collins will join quarterback C.J. Stroud and the majority of Houston's starters in suiting up for Saturday's preseason game against the Panthers, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.