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NFL training camps are coming up soon and with basketball and hockey wrapped up, fantasy football drafts are on the horizon.
Besides the anticipation of preseason, fantasy football drafts will be scheduled and the preparation is already underway. Let’s try to help you bring home a title by highlighting four fantasy football sleepers at the quarterback position for the 2025 season.
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2025 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Quarterbacks
Here are four of the top fantasy football sleeper quarterbacks to consider in your 2025 fantasy football drafts. Click each QB to read more and see projections for NFLSZN on PrizePicks.
ADP numbers via FantasyPros as of June 24.
More fantasy football sleepers for 2025:
Cardinals QB Kyler Murray
ADP: Pick 84, QB9
Cardinals QB Kyler Murray is seeking the first 4,000 yard passing season of his career in 2025. The 2019 top overall pick rebounded from an injury-riddled 2023 campaign to throw for 3,851 yards and 21 touchdowns last season, while playing in a career-high 17 games.
In all four seasons that Murray has remained healthy and played in at least 14 games, he has thrown for at least 3,700 yards. Last season, Murray threw at least one touchdown pass in 14 of 17 games, including multi-touchdown passing outputs against each of Arizona’s division rivals.
Murray likely has a pair of 1,000-yard targets, as TE Trey McBride hauled in 1,146 yards last season and WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. pulled in 885 yards in his rookie campaign.
Five of Arizona’s first 11 opponents in 2025 finished 17th or worse in passing yards allowed last season, including New Orleans (27th) and Carolina (23rd) in the first two games.
Murray Fantasy Football Projection: 3,374.5 Passing Yards, 20.5 TDs, 499.5 Rush Yards, 4.5 Rush TDs
Packers QB Jordan Love
ADP: Pick 113, QB16.5
Packers QB Jordan Love posted a career-high 4,159 passing yards in 2023. Following an injury in the season opener against the Eagles last season, Love never reclaimed the previous season’s magic and was held to 3,389 passing yards and 25 touchdowns.
Love posted one game of more than 300 passing yards, which came in a Week 4 home loss to Minnesota, finishing with 389 yards. He didn’t throw an interception in the final seven regular season games before getting picked off three times at Philadelphia in the Wild Card round.
The Packers didn’t have any 1,000-yard receivers last season, but Jayden Reed, Romeo Doubs, and rookie Matthew Golden look to reach that threshold this season. The addition of Golden gives Love a consistent deep threat if he lives up to his first-round pick status, which could help him rack up big passing yardage games.
Love Fantasy Football Projection: 3,499.5 Passing Yards, 24.5 TDs
Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence
ADP: Pick 120, QB19
Following consecutive seasons of more than 4,000 passing yards, Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence was limited to 2,045 passing yards in 10 games last season. Lawrence missed two games due to a shoulder injury, then was knocked out in his return at Houston and was sidelined the final five games of 2025.
The top pick of the 2021 draft has a new head coach in Liam Coen, who served as the offensive coordinator for the Buccaneers last season. He also has another weapon at his disposal with Heisman Trophy two-way starter Travis Hunter at wide receiver.
Hunter adds a dynamic weapon to to a WR corps that's led by Brian Thomas Jr., who impressed with 1,282 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns last season, despite missing his QB1 for much of the season.
Lawrence has finished with more than 3,640 yards in each of his first three seasons, where he missed a total of one game. The former Clemson standout averaged 222.6 yards per game last season in his first nine games prior to the concussion suffered in the first half at Houston.
Lawrence Fantasy Football Projection: 3,624.5 Passing Yards, 21.5 TDs, 3.5 Rush TDs
Panthers QB Bryce Young
ADP: Pick 142, QB24
Although he bounced in and out of the starting lineup early on, Panthers QB Bryce Young showed signs of improvement late in his second season when he was given the opportunity.
Young threw seven touchdown passes in his final three games and tossed at least one touchdown in each of his last 10 starts.
In his rookie season in 2024, Young compiled one game of more than 250 yards passing. Last season, the former Alabama star posted three games of at least 250 passing yards, including against the Chiefs and Buccaneers.
The first seven games for Carolina are against teams that didn’t make the playoffs in 2024, including five clubs that finished in bottom 10 in NFL in interceptions last season. Young was picked off three times in the final eight games last season after he was intercepted six times in the first six games.
Young Fantasy Football Projection: 3,049.5 Passing Yards, 17.5 TDs
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The start of the NFL season is right around the corner, and that means fantasy football is almost there. Finding the right fantasy football sleepers at the quarterback position can help you win your fantasy football league, especially if you're taking the late-round QB approach.
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