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Nick Mariano’s rest-of-season fantasy football rankings for Week 5 in half-PPR and full-PPR leagues. Set winning lineups with our updated Week 5 fantasy football ranks for 2025.<\/p>\n

We’re through four weeks, one whole month, and have seen the entire fantasy football landscape shift beneath our feet, so let’s orient ourselves with an updated rest-of-season rankings sheet! Hopefully, you hit the start of bye-week season with a balanced squad that allows you to simply target the best free agents and trades, but we know life isn’t always that simple. Let’s sharpen our winning rosters with our Week 5 fantasy football half-PPR rankings for the rest of 2025 as of October 1.<\/p>\n

Be sure to inspect where key players have moved, such as Omarion Hampton<\/a>, Ashton Jeanty<\/a>, Jaylen Waddle<\/a>, Ja’Marr Chase<\/a>, and more. The first four byes are upon us, but there’s a lot of season ahead of us. Don’t get too comfortable, as everything can change in a blink!<\/p>\n

Be sure to bookmark our fantasy football rankings<\/a> portal and check back regularly for updates. In addition to these half-PPR rankings, we now have full-PPR ranks in a second table, and you should also read our fantasy football articles and analysis<\/a> — our NFL team discusses lineup sleepers, busts, NFL players to start and sit, waiver-wire pickups, and so much more.<\/p>\n

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings<\/a> for 2025:<\/p>\n

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Does Cleveland’s defense and ground game prove enough for Dillon Gabriel<\/a> to start on the right foot in London?
\nCan a beleaguered Baltimore squad come up with a plan to stay rolling with so many injuries?
\nHow will Miami split targets without Tyreek Hill<\/a>? And the Giants without Malik Nabers<\/a>?
\nWill Denver’s defense be able to force Philadelphia out of its comfort zone?
\nCan Tennessee show any life, or does Tyjae Spears<\/a>‘ addition just further dilute the mess?
\nHow do the Buccaneers mitigate Seattle’s front with their patchwork offensive line and a Bucky Irving<\/a> injury?
\nCan the Chargers fare any better at protecting Justin Herbert<\/a> after losing Joe Alt?
\nDo the Lions score 50, 60, or 70 points against Cincy?
\nCan New England’s ground game get right against Buffalo’s porous run unit?
\nDoes Kansas City even pretend to run against Jacksonville’s funnel defense?
\nAnd finally, how does Arizona split RB touches? Do we get one viable option, or will it be too wide a timeshare?<\/p>\n

These half-PPR and full-PPR fantasy football rankings are put together by Nick Mariano<\/a> and aim to assist fantasy football managers in reorienting expectations as each week goes by.<\/p>\n

Most importantly, our brand new free mobile app<\/a> is a must-have — download it and configure your notifications. We deliver all the top NFL news, injuries, and fantasy analysis 24\/7 with our free push notification alerts!<\/p>\n

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Remember, these are for Half PPR, scroll down for full PPR! Last updated on Wednesday, 10\/1 at 3 pm EDT:<\/p>\n

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Tier
\nRank
\nPlayer
\nPos<\/p>\n

1
\n1
\nChristian McCaffrey
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n2
\nPuka Nacua
\nWR<\/p>\n

1
\n3
\nJahmyr Gibbs
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n4
\nJonathan Taylor
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n5
\nBijan Robinson
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n6
\nAmon-Ra St. Brown
\nWR<\/p>\n

1
\n7
\nDe’Von Achane
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n8
\nJaxon Smith-Njigba
\nWR<\/p>\n

1
\n9
\nSaquon Barkley
\nRB<\/p>\n

1
\n10
\nJustin Jefferson
\nWR<\/p>\n

2
\n11
\nJames Cook
\nRB<\/p>\n

2
\n12
\nDrake London
\nWR<\/p>\n

2
\n13
\nOmarion Hampton
\nRB<\/p>\n

2
\n14
\nJosh Allen
\nQB<\/p>\n

2
\n15
\nDavante Adams
\nWR<\/p>\n

2
\n16
\nCeeDee Lamb
\nWR<\/p>\n

2
\n17
\nNico Collins
\nWR<\/p>\n

2
\n18
\nJosh Jacobs
\nRB<\/p>\n

3
\n19
\nRome Odunze
\nWR<\/p>\n

3
\n20
\nTrey McBride
\nTE<\/p>\n

3
\n21
\nRashee Rice
\nWR<\/p>\n

3
\n22
\nDerrick Henry
\nRB<\/p>\n

3
\n23
\nAshton Jeanty
\nRB<\/p>\n

3
\n24
\nBucky Irving
\nRB<\/p>\n

3
\n25
\nBrock Bowers
\nTE<\/p>\n

3
\n26
\nGarrett Wilson
\nWR<\/p>\n

3
\n27
\nBreece Hall
\nRB<\/p>\n

4
\n28
\nA.J. Brown
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n29
\nBrian Thomas Jr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n30
\nJaylen Waddle
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n31
\nEmeka Egbuka
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n32
\nTetairoa McMillan
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n33
\nJalen Hurts
\nQB<\/p>\n

4
\n34
\nJa’Marr Chase
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n35
\nCourtland Sutton
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n36
\nJayden Daniels
\nQB<\/p>\n

4
\n37
\nXavier Worthy
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n38
\nGeorge Pickens
\nWR<\/p>\n

4
\n39
\nTyler Warren
\nTE<\/p>\n

5
\n40
\nKyren Williams
\nRB<\/p>\n

5
\n41
\nLamar Jackson
\nQB<\/p>\n

5
\n42
\nLadd McConkey
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n43
\nMarvin Harrison Jr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n44
\nDeebo Samuel Sr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n45
\nZay Flowers
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n46
\nJakobi Meyers
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n47
\nJavonte Williams
\nRB<\/p>\n

5
\n48
\nQuinshon Judkins
\nRB<\/p>\n

5
\n49
\nQuentin Johnston
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n50
\nJameson Williams
\nWR<\/p>\n

5
\n51
\nChase Brown
\nRB<\/p>\n

5
\n52
\nWoody Marks
\nRB<\/p>\n

5
\n53
\nDeVonta Smith
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n54
\nChris Olave
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n55
\nJaylen Warren
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n56
\nChuba Hubbard
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n57
\nMike Evans
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n58
\nRicky Pearsall
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n59
\nKenneth Walker<\/a> III
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n60
\nTravis Etienne<\/a> Jr.
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n61
\nJauan Jennings
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n62
\nChris Godwin
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n63
\nGeorge Kittle
\nTE<\/p>\n

6
\n64
\nDK Metcalf
\nWR<\/p>\n

6
\n65
\nAlvin Kamara
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n66
\nCam Skattebo
\nRB<\/p>\n

6
\n67
\nJordan Addison
\nWR<\/p>\n

7
\n68
\nMichael Pittman Jr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

7
\n69
\nTucker Kraft
\nTE<\/p>\n

7
\n70
\nTerry McLaurin
\nWR<\/p>\n

7
\n71
\nDavid Montgomery
\nRB<\/p>\n

7
\n72
\nJordan Mason
\nRB<\/p>\n

7
\n73
\nZach Charbonnet
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n74
\nKeenan Allen
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n75
\nMatthew Golden
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n76
\nTreVeyon Henderson
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n77
\nSam LaPorta
\nTE<\/p>\n

8
\n78
\nJ.K. Dobbins
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n79
\nRJ Harvey
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n80
\nDJ Moore
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n81
\nD’Andre Swift
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n82
\nTony Pollard
\nRB<\/p>\n

8
\n83
\nWan’Dale Robinson
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n84
\nJustin Herbert
\nQB<\/p>\n

8
\n85
\nPatrick Mahomes
\nQB<\/p>\n

8
\n86
\nRomeo Doubs
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n87
\nJake Ferguson
\nTE<\/p>\n

8
\n88
\nStefon Diggs
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n89
\nDrake Maye
\nQB<\/p>\n

8
\n90
\nTee Higgins
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n91
\nCalvin Ridley
\nWR<\/p>\n

8
\n92
\nKeon Coleman
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n93
\nKhalil Shakir
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n94
\nCaleb Williams
\nQB<\/p>\n

9
\n95
\nTravis Hunter<\/a>
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n96
\nBhayshul Tuten
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n97
\nJustin Fields
\nQB<\/p>\n

9
\n98
\nTrey Benson
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n99
\nJuwan Johnson
\nTE<\/p>\n

9
\n100
\nDarnell Mooney
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n101
\nBaker Mayfield
\nQB<\/p>\n

9
\n102
\nJacory Croskey-Merritt
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n103
\nDarius Slayton
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n104
\nAaron Jones
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n105
\nHunter Henry
\nTE<\/p>\n

9
\n106
\nMichael Carter
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n107
\nDaniel Jones
\nQB<\/p>\n

9
\n108
\nJerry Jeudy
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n109
\nMarquise Brown
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n110
\nTroy Franklin
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n111
\nKyle Pitts
\nTE<\/p>\n

9
\n112
\nRhamondre Stevenson
\nRB<\/p>\n

9
\n113
\nKyler Murray
\nQB<\/p>\n

9
\n114
\nJosh Downs
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n115
\nChristian Kirk
\nWR<\/p>\n

9
\n116
\nT.J. Hockenson
\nTE<\/p>\n

9
\n117
\nEmari Demercado
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n118
\nLuther Burden III
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n119
\nBo Nix
\nQB<\/p>\n

10
\n120
\nBlake Corum
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n121
\nRashid Shaheed
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n122
\nTravis Kelce
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n123
\nDallas Goedert
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n124
\nMalik Washington
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n125
\nOllie Gordon II
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n126
\nRashod Bateman
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n127
\nElic Ayomanor
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n128
\nDavid Njoku
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n129
\nTyler Allgeier
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n130
\nMark Andrews
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n131
\nCooper Kupp
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n132
\nNick Chubb
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n133
\nHarold Fannin Jr.
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n134
\nDalton Kincaid
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n135
\nTre Tucker
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n136
\nMarvin Mims Jr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

10
\n137
\nDak Prescott
\nQB<\/p>\n

10
\n138
\nJordan Love
\nQB<\/p>\n

10
\n139
\nTyrone Tracy Jr.
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n140
\nZach Ertz
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n141
\nKareem Hunt
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n142
\nRachaad White
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n143
\nKendre Miller
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n144
\nBrian Robinson Jr.<\/a>
\nRB<\/p>\n

10
\n145
\nBrenton Strange
\nTE<\/p>\n

10
\n146
\nJaxson Dart
\nQB<\/p>\n

10
\n147
\nBrashard Smith
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n148
\nKenneth Gainwell
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n149
\nBrock Purdy
\nQB<\/p>\n

11
\n150
\nDarren Waller
\nTE<\/p>\n

11
\n151
\nIsaiah Bond
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n152
\nIsiah Pacheco
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n153
\nJoshua Palmer
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n154
\nDontayvion Wicks
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n155
\nTory Horton
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n156
\nJared Goff
\nQB<\/p>\n

11
\n157
\nChris Rodriguez Jr.
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n158
\nCalvin Austin III
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n159
\nJayden Higgins
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n160
\nKyle Monangai
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n161
\nBrandon Aiyuk
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n162
\nKayshon Boutte
\nWR<\/p>\n

11
\n163
\nChig Okonkwo
\nTE<\/p>\n

11
\n164
\nTyjae Spears
\nRB<\/p>\n

11
\n165
\nTrevor Lawrence
\nQB<\/p>\n

11
\n166
\nC.J. Stroud
\nQB<\/p>\n

11
\n167
\nColston Loveland
\nTE<\/p>\n

11
\n168
\nEvan Engram
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n169
\nIsaiah Likely
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n170
\nIsaac TeSlaa
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n171
\nSean Tucker
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n172
\nDylan Sampson
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n173
\nAlec Pierce
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n174
\nGeno Smith
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n175
\nTua Tagovailoa
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n176
\nDJ Giddens
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n177
\nTre Harris
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n178
\nMatthew Stafford
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n179
\nJalen Coker
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n180
\nRay Davis
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n181
\nJayden Reed
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n182
\nCam Ward
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n183
\nJeremy McNichols
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n184
\nMichael Penix Jr.
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n185
\nJonnu Smith
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n186
\nOronde Gadsden II
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n187
\nMiles Sanders
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n188
\nDont’e Thornton Jr.
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n189
\nBryce Young
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n190
\nRico Dowdle
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n191
\nAaron Rodgers
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n192
\nKaleb Johnson
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n193
\nMason Taylor
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n194
\nKaVontae Turpin
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n195
\nTutu Atwell
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n196
\nTheo Johnson
\nTE<\/p>\n

12
\n197
\nSam Darnold
\nQB<\/p>\n

12
\n198
\nJaydon Blue
\nRB<\/p>\n

12
\n199
\nDeAndre Hopkins
\nWR<\/p>\n

12
\n200
\nKeaton Mitchell
\nRB<\/p>\n

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Rest of Season Rankings Outlooks<\/p>\n

Xavier Worthy, WR – KC (No. 37)<\/p>\n

After missing two games with a torn labrum, Worthy returned to action this past weekend and looked like his former self. During their dominant victory over the Baltimore Ravens, the second-year wideout quickly reclaimed the top role in the passing catching room, catching five of his eight targets for 83 yards. He added 38 yards on two rushing attempts.<\/p>\n

While Rashee Rice will return in Week 7 and slightly lower Worthy’s target share, he should continue to carry WR2 upside on a weekly basis, given his elite speed. During his final seven games of the 2024 regular season (excluding Week 18), Worthy averaged an impressive 15.8 PPR points per game.<\/p>\n

George Pickens, WR – DAL (No. 38)<\/p>\n

Without CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens served as Dallas’s clear No. 1 WR during their thrilling 40-40 tie against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday evening. In this game, Pickens brought in eight of his hefty 11 targets for 134 yards and two touchdowns.<\/p>\n

Even with Lamb on the field, Pickens was making a significant impact, tallying 17.8 PPR points in both Week 2 and Week 3. While Lamb remains sidelined, Pickens could push for low-end WR1 upside weekly. When he returns, Pickens should remain a focal point of the offense and carry strong WR2 value.<\/p>\n

Quentin Johnston, WR – LAC (No. 49)<\/p>\n

One of the biggest surprises this season has been WR Quentin Johnston. After an inconsistent first two seasons in the NFL, Johnston was not on the fantasy radar of many entering 2025. However, Johnston has enjoyed a Year 3 breakout and has emerged as Justin Herbert’s go-to WR.<\/p>\n

Through four games, the former first-round pick has caught 22 of his 36 targets for 337 yards and four touchdowns. Despite playing alongside Ladd McConkey and Keenan Allen, Johnston has emerged as a must-start player in all formats.<\/p>\n

Cam Skattebo, RB – NYG (No. 66)<\/p>\n

Cam Skattebo was given a minimal role in Week 1 as he missed most of the preseason with a hamstring injury. However, in Week 2, Skattebo saw his workload significantly increase, and with the recent shoulder injury to Tyrone Tracy Jr., the rookie has taken over the New York backfield.<\/p>\n

In their Week 4 victory over the Chargers, Skattebo led the way, taking 25 carries for 79 yards and bringing in both of his targets for 11 yards. Skattebo should continue to see a heavy workload going forward and will carry RB2 upside in all matchups.<\/p>\n

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