Dynasty Sleepers: Jaylen Warren & Rashid Shaheed (Fantasy Football)

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For some it may seem early to discuss Dynasty Fantasy Football Sleepers, but as I like to say, come and go relationships, but Dynasty Fantasy Football is forever.

It is a year -round game, and if you do not take advantage of the small details of the edges that exist at this time of year, you are a step back.

Let's take a look at some early dynasty to target them.

Dynasty sleeper for 2025 fantasy football

Rashid Shaheed (Wr – No)

Before a torn meniscus for the rest of the season, Rashid Shaheed became the clear recipient of Saints No. 2 for the saints and produced at a high level. In the first six weeks, Shaheed was the total WR17 in half-PPR and the WR27 in points per game (ppg), which contains a geese egg in week 3. Of course, this game counts, but when we remove it from the boxing point number, Shaheed shoots up to the WR10 in ppg.

A meniscal tear is not a little illness, but since it occurs in week 6, Shaheed projects are completely healthy for the training camp. The saints have a lot of question markings in their list and probably look at a similar recipient room next season, which means that Shaheed from last year should remain directly in his breakout role, which is already forgotten by many.

The biggest difference in 2025 outside of his hopeful health is the attitude of the offensive Guru Kellen Moore as the new head coach of the saints. I expect Shaheed to have his best season so far and Moore call the plays. Look for him to possibly return the WR2/WR3 value for the next few years.

Jaylen Warren (RB – Fa)

Admittedly, I have been imposed on this from last year and ask for a execution. I have been in the Hype Hype -Hype train of Jaylen for some time. Warren joined a thigh injury last season that seemed to influence the season well. He was never able to take on Najee Harris's job, but he was successful in the middle of the later weeks.

Warrens advanced metrics scored a hit by the usual outstanding markings, which he collects largely, but he still created the ninth yards per touch of all running backs with 4.17 and was excellent in the reception game and showed 2.5 yards per route, good for sixth place for sixth place.

We have been short or never for a few seasons, and it is probably now or never, but in 2025 his best shot will represent. Harris is an unrestricted free agent that seems unlikely, while Warren is a restricted free agent that Omar Kahn will be in the team next season.

This design class is deep and the Steelers will in a way expand the space when Harris is actually at the door, but that does not mean that a new addition will automatically be handed over to start nod.

At least Warren part of a committee should be with a few spike weeks that we got used to, but there is a strong chance that he will dive in the 1A or in the clear starter in Steel Town next season.

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