BUSTS

Davante Adams finished 2024 as the WR10, and it might’ve been the worst WR10 season ever. He had 6 games with less than 10 points, and missed 3 games entirely, making for 9 total games where he was essentially useless for your fantasy team. With the Rams, Matthew Stafford in 4 seasons, has never produced 2 1,000-yard receivers in a season. He’s only provided Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua with a singular 1,000-yard season each. Now, this could be slightly attributed to injuries to the receivers, but we’ve also seen over the years that when Stafford has his guy, he has his guy. And we have no reason to believe Stafford’s guy this season won’t be Nacua, who is going into his third year with the Rams, is 24 years old, and has a rapport with Stafford already. Tae turns 33 this year, and just like running backs, the further away a receiver gets before the 30-year-old mark, the worse he typically gets. There are too many red flags for us to ignore with Tae.

It is going to be very hard for Baker to replicate his 2024 season. His completion rate spiked to 71.4%, a drastic uptick from his previous career high of 64.3%. The offense has stayed relatively the same, although we wouldn’t bank on Chris Godwin’s return being any crazy addition for Baker. They added Emeka Egbuka, who, in conjunction with Godwin, can hopefully contribute to an overall solid set of receiving options for Baker. Liam Coen was the Bucs' offensive coordinator in 2024, and he departed for the Jaguars head coaching job. With that staff loss and an abnormally high completion rate, we just think it will be hard for Baker to match his QB4 2024 season. Going as the QB7 in drafts, we anticipate that will likely be his ceiling as a fantasy performer in 2025, with little upside beyond that.