A true fantasy sleeper is a player whose potential upside far outweighs his draft cost. Jordan Love and Drake Maye both fit that profile for 2025—each offers a combination of revamped supporting casts, rushing upside, and low ADP that can catapult your lineup to victory without derailing your early-round plan.
Jordan Love — Green Bay’s Breakout Blueprint
Jordan Love enters 2025 fully healthy after battling injuries last year. Behind an offensive line that added two free-agent starters and with rookie deep threat Matthew Golden drawing coverage downfield, Love’s week-to-week ceiling soars.
- Upgraded offensive line reduces sack pressure and enhances play-action
- Emerging weapons like Golden and veteran slot targets create big-play opportunities
- Dual-threat ability projects to nearly 500 rushing yards and adds floor on bad passing days
- ADP in the QB16 range lets you load up on studs at other positions
Drake Maye — New England’s Dual-Threat Dynamo
Maye’s rookie campaign delivered 16.8 fantasy points per game despite anemic personnel. In Year Two, the Patriots’ offense looks rebuilt around his skill set, and he’s primed for major growth.
- Stefon Diggs and rookie slot receiver Kyle Williams provide explosive downfield playmakers
- Reinforced offensive line built for play-action and deep-shot opportunities
- Natural runner whose college tape shows lost yardage to sacks—expect 400+ rushing yards
- ADP sitting outside the top 12 quarterbacks makes him a high-upside dart throw
