The Glossery | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings SuperFlex TE Premium

Attention IDP Nerds! The October 2025 update of The Glossery Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings SuperFlex TE Premium is here, bringing dynasty managers the most comprehensive all-in-one player board in fantasy football. Curated by Jon Glosser, this combined ranking set evaluates 500+ offensive and defensive players across SuperFlex and TE Premium formats, giving you a balanced dynasty snapshot of value, upside, and long-term stability. Whether you’re trading, rebuilding, or chasing a title, The Glossery provides the roadmap to dominate every phase of dynasty roster construction.

Check out Jon Glosser’s full IDP-exclusive rankings in IDP Rankings Tiers and explore the IDP Hub.

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Updated for Saturday, October 11, 2025

2025 Dynasty IDP Fantasy Football | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

Top 60 IDP Rankings | SuperFlex TE Premium

(Click to expand) Top 60 IDP SuperFlex TE Premium All-in-One Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
1	Josh Allen	QB	29	BUF	QB1
2	Jayden Daniels	QB	24	WAS	QB2
3	Lamar Jackson	QB	28	BAL	QB3
4	Ja’Marr Chase	WR	25	CIN	WR1
5	Justin Herbert	QB	27	LAC	QB4
6	Joe Burrow	QB	28	CIN	QB5
7	Bijan Robinson	RB	23	ATL	RB1
8	Justin Jefferson	WR	26	MIN	WR2
9	Brock Bowers	TE	22	LV	TE1
10	Puka Nacua	WR	24	LAR	WR3
11	Malik Nabers	WR	21	NYG	WR4
12	Jahmyr Gibbs	RB	23	DET	RB2
13	Jalen Hurts	QB	26	PHI	QB6
14	Patrick Mahomes	QB	29	KC	QB7
15	CeeDee Lamb	WR	26	DAL	WR5
16	Ashton Jeanty	RB	21	LV	RB3
17	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	WR	23	SEA	WR6
18	Nico Collins	WR	26	HOU	WR7
19	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR	25	DET	WR8
20	Trey McBride	TE	25	ARZ	TE2
21	Drake Maye	QB	22	NE	QB8
22	Caleb Williams	QB	23	CHI	QB9
23	Emeka Egbuka	WR	22	TB	WR9
24	Marvin Harrison Jr.	WR	22	ARZ	WR10
25	Drake London	WR	23	ATL	WR11
26	Rome Odunze	WR	23	CHI	WR12
27	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR	22	JAX	WR13
28	Baker Mayfield	QB	30	TB	QB10
29	Jordan Love	QB	26	GB	QB11
30	C.J. Stroud	QB	23	HOU	QB12
31	Saquon Barkley	RB	28	PHI	RB4
32	De’Von Achane	RB	23	MIA	RB5
33	Garrett Wilson	WR	24	NYJ	WR14
34	A.J. Brown	WR	28	PHI	WR15
35	Bo Nix	QB	25	DEN	QB13
36	Omarion Hampton	RB	22	LAC	RB6
37	Ladd McConkey	WR	23	LAC	WR16
38	Jonathan Taylor	RB	26	IND	RB7
39	Bucky Irving	RB	22	TB	RB8
40	Tetairoa McMillan	WR	22	CAR	WR17
41	Travis Hunter	WR/DB	22	JAX	WR18
42	Sam LaPorta	TE	24	DET	TE3
43	Quinshon Judkins	RB	21	CLE	RB9
44	Breece Hall	RB	24	NYJ	RB10
45	Kyler Murray	QB	27	ARZ	QB14
46	Jaylen Waddle	WR	26	MIA	WR19
47	Tee Higgins	WR	26	CIN	WR20
48	Dak Prescott	QB	31	DAL	QB15
49	Jared Goff	QB	30	DET	QB16
50	Brock Purdy	QB	25	SF	QB17
51	James Cook	RB	25	BUF	RB11
52	TreVeyon Henderson	RB	22	NE	RB12
53	J.J. McCarthy	QB	22	MIN	QB18
54	Trevor Lawrence	QB	25	JAX	QB19
55	Rashee Rice	WR	25	KC	WR21
56	Tyler Warren	TE	23	IND	TE4
57	Josh Jacobs	RB	27	GB	RB13
58	Kyren Williams	RB	24	LAR	RB14
59	Tucker Kraft	TE	24	GB	TE5
60	Dalton Kincaid	TE	25	BUF	TE6

The Top 60 of The Glossery is where the true foundation of your dynasty roster lives. These players are the elite assets that dictate how the rest of your roster is built. Cornerstone quarterbacks in Superflex, young bellcow running backs, and elite wide receivers who dominate target shares. From August to September, we’ve seen a shift toward ascending rookie and second year WRs, with Rome Odunze climbing into the top 60 and Emeka Egbuka breaking into the top 10 of dynasty WRs. Los Angeles Chargers QB Justin Herbert has started the season on an MVP type pace and has moved into the top 5 of dynasty QBs. This tier represents the premium real estate of dynasty football—every dynasty manager is doing all they can to acquire as many of these players as they can.

Biggest Risers and Fallers Tier 1 Combined Rankings

Biggest Risers: The previously mentioned Emeka Egbuka has solidified himself as the steal of the 2025 rookie draft early in the season. He is tied for second in the NFL for most receiving touchdowns. His ability to play all three wide receiver positions make him one of the most valuable young dynasty WRs.

Biggest Fallers: There hasn’t been much of a drastic change in the top 60. A few names have slid due to slow starts and injuries but the first month of the season was more about players rising than those who have fallen in this tier. The concerning starts of quarterbacks C.J. Stroud, Trevor Lawrence and J.J. McCarthy have seen their values take a small hit but not move them out of the top tier overall.

Top 60 IDP Rankings Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: Early-season slow starts from players like Brian Thomas Jr. and Tee Higgins create a window for savvy managers to buy. You won’t get them for cheap, but their managers may be more open to moving them now than they were just a few weeks ago. If you’re looking to add long-term WR talent, this is the type of short-term dip to capitalize on.

Dynasty Takeaway: The Superflex market is shifting. If you don’t have a top tier dynasty QB it can be a frustrating situation. The inconsistent play of the young QBs in good offenses can find you losing games early in the season. Dynasty managers who favor top tier skill position players over QB are playing a dangerous game in Superflex formats.

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Elite Players | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

(Click to see) Top 61-120 All-in-One IDP SuperFlex Dynasty Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
61	Jake Ferguson	TE	26	DAL	TE7
62	T.J. Hockenson	TE	28	MIN	TE8
63	DeVonta Smith	WR	26	PHI	WR22
64	Christian McCaffrey	RB	29	SF	RB15
65	Cam Ward	QB	23	TEN	QB20
66	Chris Olave	WR	25	NO	WR23
67	Aidan Hutchinson	DL	24	DET	DL1
68	DK Metcalf	WR	27	PIT	WR24
69	George Pickens	WR	24	DAL	WR25
70	D.J. Moore	WR	28	CHI	WR26
71	Maxx Crosby	DL	27	LV	DL2
72	Nick Bosa	DL	27	SF	DL3
73	Kenneth Walker	RB	24	SEA	RB16
74	George Kittle	TE	31	SF	TE9
75	Alvin Kamara	RB	29	NO	RB17
76	Chase Brown	RB	25	CIN	RB18
77	Micah Parsons	DL	26	DAL	DL4
78	Bryce Young	QB	23	CAR	QB21
79	Travis Etienne Jr.	RB	26	JAX	RB19
80	Jacory Croskey-Merritt	RB	24	WAS	RB20
81	Cam Skattebo	RB	23	NYG	RB21
82	Kaleb Johnson	RB	21	PIT	RB22
83	Roquan Smith	LB	28	BAL	LB1
84	Myles Garrett	DL	29	CLE	DL5
85	T.J. Watt	DL	30	PIT	DL6
86	Edgerrin Cooper	LB	23	GB	LB2
87	Zay Flowers	WR	24	BAL	WR27
88	Colston Loveland	TE	21	CHI	TE10
89	Michael Penix	QB	25	ATL	QB22
90	Xavier Worthy	WR	22	KC	WR28
91	R.J. Harvey	RB	24	DEN	RB23
92	Jamien Sherwood	LB	25	NYJ	LB3
93	Daiyan Henley	LB	25	LAC	LB4
94	Quay Walker	LB	25	GB	LB5
95	Chuba Hubbard	RB	26	CAR	RB24
96	Carson Schwesinger	LB	22	CLE	LB6
97	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	27	MIA	QB23
98	Zaire Franklin	LB	29	IND	LB7
99	Trey Benson	RB	22	ARZ	RB25
100	Jordan Mason	RB	26	MIN	RB26
101	Derrick Henry	RB	31	BAL	RB27
102	Jerry Jeudy	WR	26	CLE	WR29
103	Jared Verse	DL	24	LAR	DL7
104	Ricky Pearsall	WR	24	SF	WR30
105	Jordan Addison	WR	23	MIN	WR31
106	J.K. Dobbins	RB	26	DEN	RB28
107	D’Andre Swift	RB	26	CHI	RB29
108	Javonte Williams	RB	25	DAL	RB30
109	Zack Baun	LB	28	PHI	LB8
110	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	27	SF	WR32
111	Will Anderson Jr.	DL	23	HOU	DL8
112	Terry McLaurin	WR	29	WAS	WR33
113	Jameson Williams	WR	24	DET	WR34
114	Jaxson Dart	QB	22	NYG	QB24
115	Daniel Jones	QB	28	IND	QB25
116	Fred Warner	LB	28	SF	LB9
117	Justin Fields	QB	26	NYJ	QB26
118	Davante Adams	WR	32	LAR	WR35
119	Sam Darnold	QB	28	SEA	QB27
120	Tyreek Hill	WR	31	MIA	WR36

The 61-120 tier blends ascending young talent with veterans who still bring strong short-term value. You’ll also find many of the premier dynasty IDP assets here, along with rookies beginning to carve out steady roles for their teams. Managers who invested early draft capital in elite defenders are already seeing the payoff, while those who leaned too heavily on developmental QBs and skill-position dart throws may find themselves playing catch-up.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: The biggest riser in this range is rookie RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, who skyrockets from RB78 to RB20 after taking over as Washington’s feature back less than a month into the season. Dallas Cowboys’ veteran RB Javonte Williams also gained significant dynasty value. Managers who weren’t counting on immediate production from this group have been rewarded with unexpected early-season impact, making them strong buy-and-hold candidates moving forward.

Biggest Fallers: Veteran RBs that dynasty managers have leaned on for years are finally showing real decline. Derrick Henry still flashes big-play ability, but ball security issues have cut into his workload and age is catching up fast. Joe Mixon’s situation looks even worse, with his dynasty value now at an all-time low due to his off-season ankle surgery. It’s never easy to move on from players who’ve carried rosters for half a decade, but the writing is on the wall—this is the point to pivot before the bottom completely falls out.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: This tier is loaded with veteran players who provide a safe weekly floor. How you approach them depends on your season outlook—contenders should look to add these guys as depth pieces, while non contending managers should be exploring trades to flip them into draft capital. It’s never easy to make those calls this early in the year, but waiting too long risks losing value as the season wears on. Acting now can be the difference between maximizing returns and getting stuck with declining assets.

Dynasty Takeaway: If you want a real edge from an IDP perspective, this is the tier to target. Less experienced managers often overlook the value of defenders who can put up fantasy numbers on par with top skill players, but that’s a mistake. IDPs like Myles Garrett and Roquan Smith are averaging more fantasy points per game than most RBs, WRs, and even non-elite QBs. Rostering or trading for these players can separate contenders from the pack.

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High Upside Players | SuperFlex TE Premium

(Tap to Expand) Top 121-181 Dynasty IDP Combined Player Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
121	Keon Coleman	WR	22	BUF	WR37
122	Michael Pittman	WR	27	IND	WR38
123	Harold Fannin Jr.	TE	20	CLE	TE11
124	David Njoku	TE	29	CLE	TE12
125	Chris Godwin	WR	29	TB	WR39
126	Courtland Sutton	WR	29	DEN	WR40
127	Quentin Johnston	WR	23	LAC	WR41
128	Khalil Shakir	WR	25	BUF	WR42
129	Nik Bonitto	DL	25	DEN	DL9
130	Geno Smith	QB	34	LV	QB28
131	Kyle Pitts	TE	24	ATL	TE13
132	Evan Engram	TE	30	DEN	TE14
133	Tony Pollard	RB	28	TEN	RB31
134	David Montgomery	RB	28	DET	RB32
135	Bhayshul Tuten	RB	23	JAX	RB33
136	Brian Branch	DB	23	DET	DB2
137	Kyle Hamilton	DB	24	BAL	DB3
138	Isiah Pacheco	RB	26	KC	RB34
139	Deebo Samuel	WR	29	WAS	WR43
140	Matthew Golden	WR	21	GB	WR44
141	Isaiah Likely	TE	25	BAL	TE15
142	Luther Burden III	WR	21	CHI	WR45
143	Brian Burns	DL	27	NYG	DL10
144	Abdul Carter	DL	21	NYG	DL11
145	Kayshon Boutte	WR	23	NE	WR46
146	Derwin James	DB	28	LAC	DB4
147	Kyle Williams	WR	22	NE	WR47
148	Foyesade Oluokun	LB	30	JAX	LB10
149	Calvin Ridley	WR	30	TEN	WR48
150	Jakobi Meyers	WR	28	LV	WR49
151	Byron Young	DL	27	LAR	DL12
152	Josh Hines-Allen	DL	27	JAX	DL13
153	Nick Chubb	RB	29	HOU	RB35
154	Rhamondre Stevenson	RB	27	NE	RB36
155	Dylan Sampson	RB	20	CLE	RB37
156	Woody Marks	RB	24	HOU	RB38
157	Carl Granderson	DL	28	NO	DL14
158	Jayden Reed	WR	25	GB	WR50
159	Joe Mixon	RB	28	HOU	RB39
160	Tyrone Tracy	RB	25	NYG	RB40
161	Greg Rousseau	DL	25	BUF	DL15
162	Jayden Higgins	WR	22	HOU	WR51
163	Mike Evans	WR	31	TB	WR52
164	Josh Downs	WR	23	IND	WR53
165	Nick Bolton	LB	25	KC	LB11
166	Jack Bech	WR	22	LV	WR54
167	Tre Harris	WR	23	LAC	WR55
168	Mason Taylor	TE	21	NYJ	TE16
169	Ernest Jones	LB	25	SEA	LB12
170	Tyler Allgeier	RB	26	ATL	RB41
171	Brian Robinson	RB	26	WAS	RB42
172	Matt Stafford	QB	37	LAR	QB29
173	Elic Ayomanor	WR	22	TEN	WR56
174	Tory Horton	WR	22	SEA	WR57
175	Trey Hendrickson	DL	30	CIN	DL16
176	Geno Smith	QB	34	LV	QB30
177	Jalen Milroe	QB	22	SEA	QB31
178	Jordyn Brooks	LB	27	MIA	LB13
179	Aaron Rodgers	QB	41	PIT	QB32
180	Anthony Richardson	QB	23	IND	QB33
181	Stefon Diggs	WR	31	NE	WR58

This tier is packed with high-upside dynasty assets on both sides of the ball. It represents roughly 15 rounds of startup draft value and is a true sweet spot for managers looking to load up. This is where you can secure the second wave of impact IDPs while also targeting tight ends who give a scoring edge in premium formats.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Rookie skill players like Bhayshul Tuten, Luther Burden, and Matthew Golden have already earned more usage than expected through the first month of the season. Hitting on mid-round rookie picks this early gives managers a major advantage, often turning rebuilding rosters into legitimate contenders faster than anyone anticipated.

Biggest Fallers: Veterans like James Conner and Mike Evans have already dealt with early-season injuries, and at their age it hits dynasty value hard. This is the risk every manager takes when rostering older players—once the injuries start piling up, the market often moves on quickly.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: This is a great tier to target young pass catchers. Tight ends like Harold Fannin and Mason Taylor are already showing flashes, while WRs such as Tory Horton and Elic Ayomanor can still be acquired at a discount. Their dynasty value has room to climb, making now the right time to buy before the price goes up later in the season.

Dynasty Takeaway: In this range, dynasty managers should be shifting focus toward younger players who’ve already locked down starting roles. Building the right mix of steady veteran producers alongside ascending dynasty assets is the goal here—if you can put both into your weekly lineup, you’re in a strong position to contend now while staying future-focused.

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Strong Starters | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

(Tap here) Top 182-243 Dynasty IDP SuperFlex TE Premium Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
182	Xavier Legette	WR	24	CAR	WR59
183	Terrel Bernard	LB	26	BUF	LB14
184	Harold Landry III	DL	29	NE	DL17
185	Rashan Gary	DL	27	GB	DL18
186	Rico Dowdle	RB	27	CAR	RB43
187	James Conner	RB	30	ARZ	RB44
188	Dallas Goedert	TE	30	PHI	TE17
189	Mark Andrews	TE	29	BAL	TE18
190	Andrew Van Ginkel	DL	30	MIN	DL19
191	Danielle Hunter	DL	30	HOU	DL20
192	Zach Charbonnet	RB	24	SEA	RB45
193	Jack Campbell	LB	24	DET	LB15
194	Jaylen Wright	RB	22	MIA	RB46
195	Robert Spillane	LB	29	NE	LB16
196	Kam Curl	DB	26	LAR	DB5
197	Nick Cross	DB	23	IND	DB6
198	Tykee Smith	DB	24	TB	DB7
199	Budda Baker	DB	29	ARZ	DB8
200	Braelon Allen	RB	21	NYJ	RB47
201	Kyle Monangai	RB	23	CHI	RB48
202	Kareem Hunt	RB	29	KC	RB49
203	Tyrel Dodson	LB	27	MIA	LB17
204	Rachaad White	RB	26	TB	RB50
205	Devin Lloyd	LB	26	JAX	LB18
206	Blake Corum	RB	24	LAR	RB51
207	Kendre Miller	RB	22	NO	RB52
208	Jihaad Campbell	LB	21	PHI	LB19
209	Hunter Henry	TE	30	NE	TE19
210	Aaron Jones	RB	30	MIN	RB53
211	Najee Harris	RB	27	LAC	RB54
212	Travis Kelce	TE	35	KC	TE20
213	Jauan Jennings	WR	28	SF	WR60
214	Spencer Rattler	QB	24	NO	QB34
215	Tyler Shough	QB	25	NO	QB35
216	Jaylin Noel	WR	22	HOU	WR61
217	Pat Freiermuth	TE	26	PIT	TE21
218	Pete Werner	LB	26	NO	LB20
219	Patrick Queen	LB	25	PIT	LB21
220	Alex Singleton	LB	31	DEN	LB22
221	Logan Wilson	LB	29	CIN	LB23
222	Adonai Mitchell	WR	22	IND	WR62
223	Tremaine Edmunds	LB	27	CHI	LB24
224	Tyjae Spears	RB	24	TEN	RB55
225	Laiatu Latu	DL	24	IND	DL21
226	Juwan Johnson	TE	28	NO	TE22
227	Jonnu Smith	TE	29	PIT	TE23
228	Mack Wilson	LB	27	ARZ	LB25
229	Azeez Al-Shaair	LB	27	HOU	LB26
230	Bobby Okereke	LB	28	NYG	LB27
231	Devin White	LB	27	LVR	LB28
232	Frankie Luvu	LB	28	WAS	LB29
233	Oronde Gadsden II	TE	22	LAC	TE24
234	Cade Otton	TE	26	TB	TE25
235	Jonathan Greenard	DL	28	MIN	DL22
236	Cole Kmet	TE	26	CHI	TE26
237	Terrance Ferguson	TE	22	LAR	TE27
238	Ray Davis	RB	25	BUF	RB56
239	Tank Bigsby	RB	24	JAX	RB57
240	Travon Walker	DL	24	JAX	DL23
241	Kayvon Thibodeaux	DL	24	NYG	DL24
242	Jonathan Cooper	DL	27	DEN	DL25
243	Tre’von Moehrig	DB	26	CAR	DB9

This tier may not be loaded with flashy names, but these players provide the kind of week-to-week stability every contender needs. Having reliable producers locked into your lineup, especially in the middle or back end is often what can sperate a contending team from a team middling in dynasty leagues.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: The biggest risers in this tier are a pair of linebackers—veteran Devin White and Jaguars LB Devin Lloyd, both playing their way back into dynasty relevance. Rams DB Kam Curl has been outstanding to start the 2025 season, solidifying himself as a top-five dynasty defensive back. This group is a perfect reminder of how quickly IDP values can swing. Just a few weeks ago, these players were viewed as fading dynasty assets — now they’ve become reliable weekly starters that are helping fantasy managers win matchups.

Biggest Fallers: Frankie Luvu is the biggest faller at LB in this tier. Steelers TEs Pat Freiermuth and Jonnu Smith have seen their dynasty value plummet since pairing up with Aaron Rodgers. Dynasty managers who invested early draft capital in these players—especially in premium scoring formats are feeling the sting just a month into the season. It’s a tough reminder that even proven veterans can lose significant value when offensive chemistry and usage don’t align with expectations.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: Dynasty managers off to a slow start or dealing with injuries should look to capitalize on players who’ve boosted their dynasty stock early in the season. Pete Werner and Cole Kmet are perfect examples, both producing solid fantasy numbers despite not being every-down players. This is the time to shop those types of assets and flip short-term production into long-term value by targeting younger players or additional picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Dynasty Takeaway: This is where contending teams can be aggressive in acquiring players. Veterans in this range can be the move that can put your dynasty team into serious contention.

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Consistent Starters | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

(Click to expand) Players 244-303 of the All-In-One IDP Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
244	Josh Sweat	DL	28	ARZ	DL26
245	Tuli Tuipulotu	DL	23	LAC	DL27
246	Darnell Mooney	WR	27	ATL	WR63
247	Chop Robinson	DL	22	MIA	DL28
248	Cooper Kupp	WR	31	SEA	WR64
249	Alex Highsmith	DL	27	PIT	DL29
250	Tyler Nubin	DB	24	NYG	DB10
251	Elijah Arroyo	TE	22	SEA	TE28
252	Zach Allen	DL	27	DEN	DL30
253	Blake Cashman	LB	29	MIN	LB30
254	Wandale Robinson	WR	24	NYG	WR65
255	Dorance Armstrong	DL	28	WAS	DL31
256	Joey Bosa	DL	30	BUF	DL32
257	Calijah Kancey	DL	24	TB	DL33
258	Darren Waller	TE	32	MIA	TE29
259	Zach Ertz	TE	34	WAS	TE30
260	Ja’Tavion Sanders	TE	22	CAR	TE31
261	Brenton Strange	TE	24	JAX	TE32
262	Jaydon Blue	RB	21	DAL	RB58
263	Troy Franklin	WR	22	DEN	WR66
264	Isaac TeSlaa	WR	23	DET	WR67
265	Rashid Shaheed	WR	26	NO	WR68
266	Jaelan Phillips	DL	25	MIA	DL34
267	Jalen McMillan	WR	23	TB	WR69
268	Jalen Carter	DL	23	PHI	DL35
269	Teddye Buchanan	LB	22	BAL	LB31
270	Payton Wilson	LB	25	PIT	LB32
271	Dee Winters	LB	24	SF	LB33
272	Cedric Gray	LB	22	TEN	LB34
273	Jeffery Simmons	DL	27	TEN	DL36
274	SirVocea Dennis	LB	25	TB	LB35
275	Kaden Ellis	LB	30	ATL	LB36
276	Pat Bryant	WR	22	DEN	WR70
277	Kenneth Murray	LB	26	DAL	LB37
278	DeForest Buckner	DL	31	IND	DL37
279	Cody Barton	LB	28	TEN	LB38
280	Nate Landman	LB	26	LAR	LB39
281	Jalen Royals	WR	22	KC	WR71
282	Ivan Pace Jr.	LB	24	MIN	LB40
283	Henry To’oTo’o	LB	24	HOU	LB41
284	T.J. Edwards	LB	28	CHI	LB42
285	Marshawn Lloyd	RB	24	GB	RB59
286	Julian Love	DB	27	SEA	DB11
287	Christian Rozeboom	LB	28	CAR	LB43
288	Bobby Wagner	LB	35	WAS	LB44
289	Jonathan Brooks	RB	21	CAR	RB60
290	Lavonte David	LB	34	TB	LB45
291	Yaya Diaby	DL	25	TB	DL38
292	Dre Greenlaw	LB	28	DEN	LB46
293	Demario Davis	LB	36	NO	LB47
294	Marvin Mims	WR	23	DEN	WR72
295	Jack Sanborn	LB	24	DAL	LB48
296	Quincy Williams	LB	28	NYJ	LB49
297	Joe Flacco	QB	40	CLE	QB36
298	Shedeur Sanders	QB	23	CLE	QB37
299	Jalen Pitre	DB	26	HOU	DB12
300	Jessie Bates III	DB	28	ATL	DB13
301	Cedric Tillman	WR	25	CLE	WR73
302	Christian Kirk	WR	28	HOU	WR74
303	Bradley Chubb	DL	29	MIA	DL39

This range is loaded with dependable weekly starters and trusted IDPs who may not deliver elite ceilings but rarely leave your lineup hanging. These are the glue guys that keep dynasty contenders afloat, often outperforming expectations and giving your roster the consistency needed to make a playoff push.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Veteran pass rushers like Joey Bosa and Dorance Armstrong have surged back into fantasy relevance, providing steady production for IDP managers who weren’t counting on them early in the year. The youth movement at linebacker, led by Teddye Buchanan and Dee Winters, continues to impress and offers long-term upside as they carve out larger roles.

Biggest Fallers: Injuries to young running backs Jonathan Brooks and Marshawn Lloyd have been tough blows for managers who spent top-24 rookie draft capital on them. Their long-term outlook still holds promise, but their dynasty value takes a short-term hit until they return to full health.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: This is a range I love targeting when buying low on injured or underperforming players. The dynasty landscape can shift fast—being aggressive in acquiring players poised for a rebound could be the move that accelerates your rebuild or solidifies your playoff roster down the stretch.

Dynasty Takeaway: This is an excellent buy-low tier for managers focused on the future. Young running backs and veteran linebackers like Quincy Williams and Dre Greenlaw can likely be acquired below market value, offering strong returns once the dynasty market corrects.

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Value Players | SuperFlex TE Premium

(Click here) Top 304-364 Players for IDP Dynasty Fantasy Football

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
304	Dexter Lawrence	DL	27	NYG	DL40
305	Jaquan Brisker	DB	26	CHI	DB14
306	Talanoa Hufanga	DB	25	DEN	DB15
307	Josh Metellus	DB	27	MIN	DB16
308	Kirk Cousins	QB	36	ATL	Q38
309	Quinnen Williams	DL	27	NYJ	DL41
310	Montez Sweat	DL	28	CHI	DL42
311	Grant Delpit	DB	26	CLE	DB17
312	Leonard Williams	DL	31	SEA	DL43
313	Isaac Guerendo	RB	25	SF	RB61
314	Rashod Bateman	WR	25	BAL	WR75
315	Kevin Byard	DB	31	CHI	DB18
316	Tyrice Knight	LB	24	SEA	LB50
317	Ed Oliver	DL	27	BUF	DL44
318	Brandon Jones	DB	27	DEN	DB19
319	Xavier McKinney	DB	26	GB	DB20
320	Antoine Winfield Jr.	DB	26	TB	DB21
321	Ben Sinnott	TE	23	WAS	TE33
322	Christian Watson	WR	26	GB	WR76
323	Derrick Brown	DL	27	CAR	DL45
324	Mykel Williams	DL	21	SF	DL46
325	Keenan Allen	WR	33	LAC	WR77
326	Marquise Brown	WR	28	KC	WR78
327	Demetrius Knight	LB	24	CIN	LB51
328	Dax Hill	DB	24	CIN	DB22
329	Quentin Lake	DB	26	LAR	DB23
330	Tank Dell	WR	25	HOU	WR79
331	Dallas Turner	DL	22	MIN	DL47
332	Romeo Doubs	WR	25	GB	WR80
333	Roman Wilson	WR	23	PIT	WR81
334	Will McDonald	DL	26	NYJ	DL48
335	Nnamdi Madubuike	DL	27	BAL	DL49
336	Russell Wilson	QB	36	NYG	QB39
337	Jarquez Hunter	RB	22	LAR	RB62
338	Cole Bishop	DB	22	BUF	DB24
339	Devon Witherspoon	DB	24	SEA	DB25
340	Keaton Mitchell	RB	23	BAL	RB63
341	AJ Dillon	RB	27	PHI	RB64
342	Tahj Brooks	RB	23	CIN	RB65
343	Jordan James	RB	21	SF	RB66
344	Nick Emmanwori	DB	21	SEA	DB26
345	Kobie Turner	DL	26	LAR	DL50
346	Devin Neal	RB	21	NO	RB67
347	Jevon Holland	DB	25	NYG	DB27
348	Kerby Joseph	DB	24	DET	DB28
349	Chigoziem Okonkwo	TE	25	TEN	TE34
350	Theo Johnson	TE	24	NYG	TE35
351	Will Shipley	RB	22	PHI	RB68
352	Jordan Battle	DB	24	CIN	DB29
353	Chris Jones	DL	30	KC	DL51
354	Kenny Pickett	QB	27	CLE	QB40
355	Nolan Smith	DL	24	PHI	DL52
356	Devin Singletary	RB	27	NYG	RB69
357	Roschon Johnson	RB	24	CHI	RB70
358	Noah Fant	TE	27	CIN	TE36
359	Dalton Schultz	TE	29	HOU	TE37
360	Will Howard	QB	23	PIT	QB41
361	Mike Gesicki	TE	29	CIN	TE38
362	Malaki Starks	DB	21	BAL	DB30
363	Dontayvion Wicks	WR	24	GB	WR82
364	George Karlaftis	DL	23	KC	DL53

This range features overlooked dynasty assets, depth pieces, and IDPs who can be streamed or stashed depending on your roster build. These players might not carry weekly starter appeal right now, but they’re exactly the type of pieces that can become valuable depth during bye weeks or injury stretches.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Young defensive backs Dax Hill and Cole Bishop continue to climb, both cracking the top-24 dynasty DBs thanks to their improved production and consistent usage early in the season.

Biggest Fallers: Veterans Antoine Winfield Jr. and Xavier McKinney have seen their fantasy output take a hit due to changing roles and usage. They’re trending toward being big-play dependent IDPs, which naturally lowers their dynasty stability and long-term appeal.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: This tier is ideal for managers willing to take smart gambles on developmental players like Jarquez Hunter and Devin Neal. If you can acquire them at the right cost, both have a path to clearer roles and increased dynasty value heading into next season.

Dynasty Takeaway: I’m likely too low on George Karlaftis here. His start to the season has been impressive, and while I’m curious to see if he can sustain that pace, he’s a strong candidate for a major jump in next month’s update.

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Late Round Starters | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

(Tap to see) The Top 365-425 Mixed IDP SuperFlex Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
365	Odafe Oweh	DL	26	LAC	DL54
366	Jermaine Johnson	DL	26	NYJ	DL55
367	Javon Bullard	DB	22	GB	DB31
368	Michael Wilson	WR	25	ARZ	WR83
369	Matt Milano	LB	31	BUF	LB52
370	Nakobe Dean	LB	24	PHI	LB53
371	Divine Deablo	LB	26	ATL	LB54
372	Joe Milton	QB	25	DAL	QB42
373	Jalon Walker	DL	21	ATL	DL56
374	Trevor Etienne	RB	21	CAR	RB71
375	Nick Herbig	DL	23	PIT	DL57
376	Zach Sieler	DL	29	MIA	DL58
377	Demario Douglas	WR	24	NE	WR84
378	Alex Anzalone	LB	30	DET	LB55
379	Keion White	DL	26	NE	DL59
380	Minkah Fitzpatrick	DB	28	MIA	DB32
381	Zamir White	RB	25	LV	RB72
382	Jalen Thompson	DB	27	ARZ	DB33
383	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	33	BAL	WR85
384	Paulson Adebo	DB	25	NYG	DB34
385	James Pearce	DL	21	ATL	DL60
386	Alec Pierce	WR	25	IND	WR86
387	Mike Green	DL	21	BAL	DL61
388	Jalyx Hunt	DL	24	PHI	DL62
389	Chase Young	DL	30	NO	DL63
390	Dillon Gabriel	QB	24	CLE	QB43
391	Jeremy Chinn	DB	27	LV	DB35
392	Taron Johnson	DB	28	BUF	DB36
393	Ty Johnson	RB	27	BUF	RB73
394	LeQuint Allen	RB	20	JAX	RB74
395	Jerome Ford	RB	25	CLE	RB75
396	Zaven Collins	DL	26	ARZ	DL64
397	Michael Mayer	TE	23	LV	TE39
398	DJ Giddens	RB	21	IND	RB76
399	Noah Gray	TE	26	KC	TE40
400	Andrei Iosivas	WR	25	CIN	WR87
401	Kenny Moore II	DB	31	IND	DB37
402	Sean Tucker	RB	23	TB	RB77
403	Justin Reid	DB	28	NO	DB38
404	Elijah Moore	WR	25	BUF	WR88
405	Dante Fowler Jr.	DL	30	DAL	DL65
406	Brashard Smith	RB	22	KC	RB78
407	Austin Ekeler	RB	30	WAS	RB79
408	Audric Estime	RB	21	DEN	RB80
409	Devin Bush	LB	27	CLV	LB56
410	Germaine Pratt	LB	29	LVR	LB57
411	Micah McFadden	LB	25	NYG	LB58
412	Alexander Mattinson	RB	27	MIA	RB81
413	Jordan Whittington	WR	24	LAR	WR89
414	Jartavius Martin	DB	25	WAS	DB39
415	Alontae Taylor	DB	26	NO	DB40
416	Malik Washington	WR	24	MIA	WR90
417	Cam Bynum	DB	27	IND	DB41
418	Xavier Watts	DB	23	ATL	DB42
419	Kam Kinchens	DB	22	LAR	DB43
420	Isaiah Pola-Mao	DB	26	LVR	DB44
421	Jaden Hicks	DB	22	KC	DB45
422	Reed Blankenship	DB	26	PHI	DB46
423	Jalen Coker	WR	23	CAR	WR91
424	Trevin Wallace	LB	22	CAR	LB59
425	Noah Sewell	LB	23	CHI	LB60

We’ve reached the “depth that matters” range—players who might not move the needle in dynasty rankings but prove vital during bye weeks or injury stretches. These are under appreciated pieces that help strong rosters stay competitive down the stretch.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Rookie RB Trevor Etienne is emerging as a strong long-term stash, while Brashard Smith is inching closer to a larger role in Kansas City’s offense. Both have flashed early and could see their dynasty value climb quickly with expanded opportunities.

Biggest Fallers: Veteran pass rusher Dante Fowler Jr. has struggled to regain form in his return to Dallas, while safeties Justin Reid and Reed Blankenship have disappointed IDP managers with inconsistent production to start the season.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: One player worth spotlighting is rookie QB Dillon Gabriel. With Joe Flacco traded, Gabriel appears set to take over as the Browns’ starter moving forward. He looked solid in his debut, and depending on your roster build, he’s a prime candidate to either buy as a future investment or flip while his value is on the rise.

Dynasty Takeaway: Don’t overlook this group—several players here have the talent to surge in value with just one injury or a short stretch of consistent play. Staying active on this tier can be the difference between treading water and finding the next breakout contributor.

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Best of the Rest | SuperFlex TE Premium

(Click) Rankings 426-486 SuperFlex IDP TE Premium Player

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
426	Cole Holcomb	LB	28	PIT	LB61
427	Junior Colson	LB	22	LAC	LB62
428	Jalen Tolbert	WR	26	DAL	WR92
429	Khalil Mack	DL	34	LAC	DL66
430	DeShon Elliott	DB	27	PIT	DB47
431	Luke McCaffrey	WR	24	WAS	WR93
432	Kwity Paye	DL	26	IND	DL67
433	Jameis Winston	QB	31	NYG	QB44
434	Ty Chandler	RB	27	MIN	RB82
435	Calvin Austin III	WR	26	PIT	WR94
436	Haason Reddick	DL	30	TB	DL68
437	Riley Moss	DB	25	DEN	DB48
438	Luke Musgrave	TE	24	GB	TE41
439	Boye Mafe	DL	26	SEA	DL69
440	Mike Sainristill	DB	24	WAS	DB49
441	Jermaine Burton	WR	24	CIN	WR95
442	Kyzir White	LB	29	TEN	LB63
443	Jaylon Carlies	LB	23	IND	LB64
444	Troy Andersen	LB	26	ATL	LB65
445	Milton Williams	DL	26	NE	DL70
446	Cooper DeJean	DB	22	PHI	DB50
447	Lukas Van Ness	DL	24	GB	DL71
448	Trenton Simpson	LB	24	BAL	LB66
449	Will Levis	QB	26	TEN	QB45
450	Dayo Odeyingbo	DL	30	CHI	DL72
451	Nick Martin	LB	22	SF	LB67
452	DeMarvion Overshown	LB	24	DAL	LB68
453	Omar Speights	LB	24	LAR	LB69
454	Amani Hooker	DB	27	TEN	DB51
455	Gunnar Helm	TE	22	TEN	TE42
456	Nic Scourton	DL	20	CAR	DL73
457	Christian Harris	LB	24	HOU	LB70
458	Myles Murphy	DL	23	CIN	DL74
459	Brandin Cooks	WR	31	NO	WR96
460	Bryan Bresee	DL	23	NO	DL75
461	Isaiah McGuire	DL	24	CLV	DL76
462	Azeez Ojulari	DL	25	PHI	DL77
463	Taylor Rapp	DB	27	BUF	DB52
464	Cameron Heyward	DL	36	PIT	DL78
465	Adam Thielen	WR	34	MIN	WR97
466	Malcolm Koonce	DL	27	LV	DL79
467	Dawson Knox	TE	28	BUF	TE43
468	Mason Graham	DL	21	CLV	DL80
469	Tony Adams	DB	26	NYJ	DB53
470	Damien Martinez	RB	21	SEA	RB83
471	Parker Washington	WR	23	JAX	WR98
472	Sam Howell	QB	24	SEA	QB46
473	Darius Slayton	WR	28	NYG	WR99
474	Erick All	TE	24	CIN	TE44
475	Shemar Stewart	DL	21	CIN	DL81
476	Byron Murphy II	DL	22	SEA	DL82
477	Donovan Ezeiruaku	DL	21	DAL	DL83
478	DJ Wonnum	DL	27	CAR	DL84
479	Malik Willis	QB	26	GB	QB47
480	Tyler Lockett	WR	32	TEN	WR100
481	Dru Tranquill	LB	29	KC	LB71
482	Kenneth Grant	DL	21	MIA	DL85
483	Malik Hooker	DB	29	DAL	DB54
484	Tim Patrick	WR	31	JAX	WR101
485	Marshawn Kneeland	DL	24	DAL	DL86
486	Akeem Davis-Gaither	LB	27	ARZ	LB72

This tier features dynasty lottery tickets, situational IDPs, and veterans hanging onto relevance. Most of these players won’t crack weekly lineups, but they still carry value for managers who know how to play the long game or capitalize when opportunity strikes.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Players like Luke McCaffrey and Gunnar Helm are trending upward as their roles expand. Both are carving out more involvement and could become consistent contributors as the season progresses.

Biggest Fallers: Veterans Brandin Cooks, Tyler Lockett, and Adam Thielen continue their gradual decline—proof that even reliable veterans can’t escape Father Time in dynasty formats.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: If you have the roster space, this is a perfect spot to target young, developing EDGE rushers like Shemar Stewart and Donovan Ezeiruaku. The dynasty landscape shifts fast, and these highly productive college players are already climbing their teams’ depth charts, which makes them ideal stashes for managers playing the long game.

Dynasty Takeaway: For rebuilding managers, this is the range to hunt for ascending rookies. A few splash plays or a midseason breakout could send their dynasty value climbing in a hurry. Staying ahead on these players before they hit waivers can pay off big later.

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Roster Cloggers | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

(Tap) Final 487-534 Players for the 2025 Mixed IDP Rankings

Rank	Name	Position	Age	Team	Pos Rank
487	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	WR	28	MIA	WR102
488	JT Tuimoloau	DL	22	IND	DL87
489	Justice Hill	RB	27	BAL	RB84
490	Xavier Restrepo	WR	23	TEN	WR103
491	Ja’Lynn Polk	WR	23	NO	WR104
492	Jonathan Mingo	WR	24	DAL	WR105
493	Keisean Nixon	DB	27	GB	DB55
494	Kamari Lassiter	DB	22	HOU	DB56
495	Barrett Carter	LB	22	CIN	LB73
496	Christian Barmore	DL	25	NE	DL88
497	Vita Vea	DL	30	TB	DL89
498	Malachi Corley	WR	23	CLV	WR106
499	Marcus Davenport	DL	29	DET	DL90
500	Javon Baker	WR	23	PHI	WR107
501	Yetur Gross-Matos	DL	27	SF	DL91
502	Uchenna Nwosu	DL	28	SEA	DL92
503	Cade Stover	TE	24	HOU	TE45
504	Joe Tryon-Shoyinka	DL	26	CLE	DL93
505	Jonathan Allen	DL	30	MIN	DL94
506	Cody Simon	LB	23	ARZ	LB74
507	Osa Odighizuwa	DL	26	DAL	DL95
508	Kyle Van Noy	LB	30	BAL	LB75
509	Danny Stutsman	LB	22	NO	LB76
510	Devonte Wyatt	DL	27	GB	DL96
511	Dorian Williams	LB	24	BUF	LB77
512	DreMont Jones	DL	28	TEN	DL97
513	Joe Bachie	LB	27	IND	LB78
514	Willie Gay Jr.	LB	27	MIA	LB79
515	B.J. Hill	DL	30	CIN	DL98
516	Anfernee Jennings	DL	28	NE	DL99
517	Derrick Barnes	LB	26	DET	LB80
518	Harrison Smith	DB	36	MIN	DB57
519	Jason Pinnock	DB	26	SF	DB58
520	Juan Thornhill	DB	29	PIT	DB59
521	Donovan Wilson	DB	30	DAL	DB60
522	Ji’Ayir Brown	DB	24	SF	DB61
523	Dadrion Taylor-Demerson	DB	24	ARZ	DB62
524	Marlon Humphrey	DB	29	BAL	DB63
525	C.J. Gardner-Johnson	DB	27	FA	DB64
526	Craig Woodson	DB	24	NE	DB65
527	Deommodore Lenoir	DB	25	SF	DB66
528	Xavier Woods	DB	30	TEN	DB67
529	Leonard Floyd	DL	32	ATL	DL100
530	Demani Richardson	DB	24	CAR	DB68
531	Richie Grant	DB	27	SF	DB69
532	Kyle Dugger	DB	29	NE	DB70
533	Zack Moss	RB	27	FA	RB85
534	Diontae Johnson	WR	29	FA	WR108

The final tier rounds out the rankings with replacement-level players, fading veterans, and speculative depth options. For most dynasty managers, these names take up more roster space than trade value making this a group to manage carefully.

Biggest Risers and Fallers

Biggest Risers: Linebackers Barrett Carter, Cody Simon, and Danny Stutsman headline the next wave of young IDPs worth tracking. Each has flashed early potential and could carve out steady roles over the next year or two.

Biggest Fallers: Former early-round dynasty picks Ja’Lynn Polk, Jonathan Mingo, and Malachi Corley have fallen flat to start the season. It’s been a frustrating slide for managers who invested premium rookie capital in these wideouts.

Dynasty Trade Advice

Trade Tip: The best play in this range is to target youth buried on depth charts. If you’re not contending, building with long-term upside players even those who may take two to three years to develop. That will give you a better foundation than holding aging or stagnant assets. Dynasty success often comes from identifying value early before it’s obvious to everyone else.

Dynasty Takeaway: Don’t be afraid to churn through this group. These players are roster cloggers for a reason—move on quickly if a hot waiver pickup or intriguing rookie stash becomes available. Active roster management is one of the biggest edges in dynasty formats, especially at this stage of your depth chart.

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Final Thoughts | Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings

After the first months of the season is in the books, I’m excited to release the first in-season update of The Glossery. Putting this together is always a challenge, but it’s one I love because it gives dynasty managers a true all-in-one snapshot of player value across every position. The goal is simple: help you make smarter roster decisions, build with confidence, and stay ahead of your leaguemates all year long.

The first month of the 2025 season has been a reminder of how fast the dynasty landscape can shift. Dual-threat quarterbacks have cemented themselves as the most valuable assets in Superflex, the next wave of young wide receivers continues to explode onto the scene, and elite IDPs are forcing their way into startup conversations earlier than ever. Dynasty fantasy football has no off-season and neither do these rankings. The Glossery will continue to evolve throughout the season as player performances, injuries, and usage trends reshape long-term value. Stay tuned—the latest version will always live right here, so bookmark this page!

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🧠 The Glossery | Dynasty Rankings FAQ

Q1: What makes The Glossery Mixed Top 500 IDP Rankings SuperFlex TE Premium different from standard dynasty rankings?
The Glossery combines offense and defense into one all-in-one dynasty board, ranking over 500 players across SuperFlex and TE Premium formats. It’s built to reflect true dynasty value, showing how elite IDPs stack up against quarterbacks, wide receivers, and other offensive stars.

Q2: How often is The Glossery updated throughout the dynasty season?
The Glossery is updated monthly during the NFL season, with special offseason editions after the NFL Draft and free agency. Each update reflects player performance, usage trends, age curves, and market shifts in both dynasty and IDP value.

Q3: Why are IDP players included alongside offensive players in dynasty rankings?
Including IDPs alongside offensive players gives managers a complete dynasty view — showing where defenders like Micah Parsons, Roquan Smith, or Myles Garrett truly fit in startup or trade value compared to top offensive stars. It helps you manage SuperFlex and full-IDP rosters with one unified value chart.

Q4: How should I use The Glossery when building or trading in my dynasty league?
Use The Glossery as a tier-based trade and roster management tool. It helps you identify value gaps between positions, find buy-low opportunities, and spot veterans whose dynasty value may decline before the market reacts.

Q5: What scoring formats are The Glossery rankings built around?
These rankings are based on SuperFlex, Tight End Premium, and Dynasty Nerds Default IDP scoring, balancing fantasy production with long-term stability. The goal is to create a universal dynasty ranking system that works for both contenders and rebuilders.

Q6: Where can I find The Glossery’s IDP-only rankings and other dynasty tools?
You can find Jon Glosser’s IDP-only tiers here and explore the full Dynasty Nerds Rankings Hub for positional rankings. For advanced dynasty tools, use the Dynasty Nerds App to sync rosters, compare trade values, and track player trends all season.