The NFL draft is here, and fantasy managers have a wide array of needs to fill in the next wave of breakout stars. Here at The Ringer, we’ll have big boards and mock drafts with in-depth player analysis. We’ll also feature team needs and depth charts, so you can plan your lineups in advance.

Last year continued a trend that’s been building in recent years, with rookies making waves at quarterback and tight end. With a small, elite group at the top, a smattering of known commodities with questions, and discount values in the QB1/TE1 range, 2025 looks to be another promising year for rookie relevance.

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The Eagles’ offensive line needs to be better for Geno Smith to play consistently, and for the Chip Kelly rushing attack to take off. Banks is ranked as a guard long term, but he meets LT measurables and played there in college. He’s the ideal replacement for aging/injured Kolton Miller and will help keep the offense lined up well.

The Steelers’ rushing defense was among the worst in the league last season, and their pass rush could use an upgrade. Dart is a versatile prospect who can help both run and pass defend, and the Steelers will have plenty of other options at DT, EDGE, and RB to fill in for any losses.