Drafting the top fantasy football quarterback early isn't always smart but sometimes pays off. Read about who should be the No. 1 QB taken in 2025 drafts.

On the first offensive snap, offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury reminded everyone that Deebo Samuel will be called upon to run the ball at times this season. Samuel came in motion right, took the end-around "jet sweep," scooting 19 yards via solid blocks from right tackle Josh Conerly and tight end Ben Sinnott.

Over the course of the past five seasons, Josh Allen has either finished as the QB1 or QB2, and he is in line to reclaim the top spot for fantasy football in 2025. While he took a step back in both passing and rushing yards, Allen still managed to finish as the QB2 last year, behind Lamar Jackson.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn met with the media for the first time since it was revealed the team had made running back Brian Robinson Jr. available via trade. Quinn didn't get into the details of Robinson's situation, other than to say, "News like that’s always not easy."

When preparing for fantasy football drafts, it’s a good idea to think about your rankings in tiers in order to map out both strategy and value. With training camp and the NFL preseason in full swing, it’s time to unveil our 2025 positional tiers. You can see our TE Tiers here, but this time we’re talking QBs.

Here's a step-by-step 2025 fantasy football draft guide to help you build the best team, from top picks to late-round sleepers and strategy tips.