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“2025 IDP Sleepers are those players that should be considered due to circumstances that have increased their value.”

NFL Teams had predictions of who and what positions those teams would target in the NFL Draft. Some of those predictions came true, while others were not close at all. Let’s take a look at whose sleeper value jumped because of the team’s predictions being wrong with our top 2025 IDP sleepers.

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2025 Fantasy Football IDP Sleepers

Safety Sleeper – Jeremy Chinn – Las Vegas Raiders

Chinn is a first year player with the Raiders. After four years with the Carolina Panthers, where he was drafted in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft, he signed a one year prove it deal with the Washington Commanders. With the Panthers, Chinn produced 117 tackles as a rookie and then produced substantially decreased production every year until he had just 30 tackles in 2023 while playing in 11 games. Chinn took advantage of his one year with the Commanders by returning to his rookie numbers of 117 tackles.

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DE/Edge Sleeper – Tuli Tuipulotu – Los Angeles Chargers

Tuipulotu is a third year DE/Edge player who was drafted in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft out of USC. He got thrown right into the fire as a rookie by playing 74% of the defensive snaps with 11 starts. In that rookie year, he produced 53 tackles (37 solo), 8 tackles for a loss, 12 QB hits, 4.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery, and 1 pass defended. Key note here is that Joey Bosa missed half the season.

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For the 2024 season, the Chargers brought in a whole new regime headed by Jim Harbaugh. Bosa only missed three games, and Tuipulotu’s defensive snap count dropped to 67%. His tackles did decrease by 11 for the season, but his tackles for a loss and QB hits did increase. Tuipulotu’s sacks did double also doubled. He was more efficient with a few fewer defensive snaps and is now going into his all-important third year. Bosa has also left the building as he signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bills. The only notable addition to the Chargers was fourth round pick Kyle Kennard out of South Carolina, who should not be a snap producer any time soon.