Patrick Mahomes is in the midst of a career dip, posting back-to-back seasons with 17 fantasy points per game, far below his previous average of 23.5. Changes in team dynamics, including a possible decline of Travis Kelce, and an ineffective offensive line, have limited his deep ball attempts. However, the potential resurgence in Mahomes' production might come with improved offensive support and a shift back to a more aggressive passing game.

Kenneth Walker III started the season strong but faltered due to injuries and offensive struggles, ultimately finishing as an underwhelming RB27. With a new offensive coordinator focused on the running game, there's hope for Walker to regain his form in 2025. Rome Odunze, a rookie with high expectations, had a disappointing first year but could benefit from a shift in the Bears' offensive strategy under new coaching.

Jake Ferguson’s 2024 season was marred by injuries and lack of scoring opportunities, yet with a returning Dak Prescott, he could see an uptick in productivity. As the offseason unfolds, Ferguson may emerge as a sleeper pick for fantasy managers.