Top 10 dynasty busts to sell immediately in fantasy football for 2025 ft. Patrick Mahomes

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Top 10 dynasty busts to sell immediately in fantasy football for 2025 ft. Patrick Mahomes (Credit: IMAGN)

Certain NFL players are a lock in fantasy football. Established veterans such as Ja'Marr Chase, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen and Derrick Henry are safe picks as they dominate the league every year.

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While a certain group always shines, no matter what, other players enter this season with more doubts than certainties. Dynasty fantasy football managers should be wary of these players' values and sell them before it's too late.

10 potential busts in dynasty fantasy football in 2025

#1. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs

NFL: Kansas City Chiefs at Arizona Cardinals - Source: Imagn
NFL: Kansas City Chiefs at Arizona Cardinals - Source: Imagn

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It's almost blasphemous to use Patrick Mahomes and the word "bust" in the same sentence, but the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback had his worst season in 2024. He posted career lows in yards (3,928) and touchdowns (26). The Chiefs still won 15 games, but Mahomes wasn't as influential as before. Kansas City could once again lean on a strong running game to take pressure off Mahomes' shoulders.

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#2. Saquon Barkley, Philadelphia Eagles

NFL: Cincinnati Bengals at Philadelphia Eagles - Source: Imagn
NFL: Cincinnati Bengals at Philadelphia Eagles - Source: Imagn

Saquon Barkley showed everybody what he was capable of doing with a solid offensive line. Barkley became the ninth player in NFL history to rush for at least 2,000 yards, but that level of production isn't likely to be seen again. He can still make big plays, but Barkley's 2024 season may be untouchable, even for himself.

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#3. Garrett Wilson, New York Jets

NFL: New York Jets Training Camp - Source: Imagn
NFL: New York Jets Training Camp - Source: Imagn

New York Jets fans still wait for Garrett Wilson's explosion, which didn't happen with Aaron Rodgers connecting last season. It's unlikely that Justin Fields, a mobile quarterback who didn't connect with George Pickens last season, can make a big difference in Wilson's fantasy football performances.

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#4. Tyreek Hill, Miami Dolphins

NFL: Miami Dolphins Training Camp - Source: Imagn
NFL: Miami Dolphins Training Camp - Source: Imagn

Tyreek Hill had one of the most memorable fantasy football seasons in 2023, when he aimed to break the 2,000-yard threshold on an explosive Miami Dolphins offense. Two years later, Hill's career doesn't look as exciting. His future with the team remains up in the air, and communication with Tua Tagovailoa isn't as strong as it once was.

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#5. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Training Camp - Source: Imagn
NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Training Camp - Source: Imagn

Baker Mayfield put on a show last season with 4,500 passing yards and 41 touchdowns, but the man behind that offensive explosion isn't around anymore. Tampa Bay lost offensive coordinator Liam Coen to the Jacksonville Jaguars coach, replacing him with Josh Grizzard. Mayfield might not be bad, but it's hard to see him replicate his 2024 season.

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#6. Breece Hall, New York Jets

NFL: New York Jets Minicamp - Source: Imagn
NFL: New York Jets Minicamp - Source: Imagn

Breece Hall's situation could be more complex than Garrett Wilson's. The running back has established himself as one of the most reliable players in his position, but the competition he'll face in 2025 can derail his production. With Justin Fields, Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis expected to play significant roles, Hall's production will likely diminish.

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#7. Chris Olave, New Orleans Saints

NFL: New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers - Source: Imagn
NFL: New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers - Source: Imagn

Chris Olave, as solid as he is, doesn't have a reliable quarterback behind him. The Saints are in a tough spot and many think they are already a lock for the No. 1 overall pick next year.

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#8. George Pickens, Dallas Cowboys

NFL: Dallas Cowboys Training Camp - Source: Imagn
NFL: Dallas Cowboys Training Camp - Source: Imagn

George Pickens is a solid pickup by the Dallas Cowboys on paper, but his fantasy football numbers might take a hit. Pickens, unlike the other top targets on the roster, has yet to learn how to communicate and connect with Dak Prescott, as opposed to CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson.

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#9. Rome Odunze, Chicago Bears

NFL: Chicago Bears Training Camp - Source: Imagn
NFL: Chicago Bears Training Camp - Source: Imagn

Rome Odunze's situation is a little more complicated. Entering his second season with the Chicago Bears, Odunze has yet to find his role on the team. Ben Johnson could use him as his Javonte Williams, but he's not the only option the former Lions' offensive coordinator has for that role. Even with Keenan Allen out, Odunze's spot remains unclear.

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#10. Joe Mixon, Houston Texans

NFL: AFC Divisional Round-Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs - Source: Imagn
NFL: AFC Divisional Round-Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs - Source: Imagn

Joe Mixon had a terrific first season with the Houston Texans. However, an injury has kept him sidelined during training camp and his availability for Week 1 remains a mystery. He might be a good option at flex, but that will depend on his health.

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