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2024-25 Fantasy Football Week 1 Rankings

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We made it. Week 1 of the 2024-2025 NFL season is here and we can’t wait to get this new season started. Below you will find our newly released fantasy football week 1 rankings.

As with every year week 1 is the hardest to predict in terms of fantasy football. There are several new faces, coaches and rookies that we don’t yet how they will pan out.

My advice for week 1 is to stick with what you know and look for offenses that have continuity. Don’t be afraid to sprinkle in some high-risk players but limit that to 1-2 per starting lineup.

Next week we will have a much better picture of rosters and usage. As with every NFL season, we will be releasing our fantasy football rankings on Tuesdays and our much-requested start/sit article on Thursdays.


Written by
Justin Fuhr

Justin Fuhr is the owner of Pro Football Mania and a database engineer with experience building and maintaining data systems, performance models and analytical workflows. He created the PFM Team Score to compare NFL teams through quarterback stability, roster strength, coaching, recent performance, offense, defense and franchise direction.

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