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Bengals | QB impressed with Andrei Iosivas Wed Jun 24, 02:12 PM
Cincinnati Bengals WR Andrei Iosivas looked strong and fast during offseason workouts and appears to be more confident on the field, according to QB Joe Burrow.
| Footballguys view: According to Bengals.com's Geoff Hobson, Iosivas has worked hard to have a big fourth season, and Burrow offered the best stamp of approval he could have received. "Andrei looks unbelievable," Burrow said. "He looks big, strong, fast . . . He's going to continue to improve there, but he looks just like he's playing with so much confidence, confidence in his role, confidence in the offense, and his ability." Remember, OC Dan Pitcher told reporters last week that rookie WR Colbie Young is in the mix with Iosivas to be the team's No. 3 receiver, so Burrow's comment is noteworthy. |
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Bills | Keon Coleman has good minicamp Wed Jun 24, 02:11 PM
Buffalo Bills WR Keon Coleman was able to make some good plays during the mandatory minicamp and saw more work with WR Joshua Palmer (ankle) limited.
| Footballguys view: According to USA Today's Nick Wojton, it was exactly the offseason start Coleman needed after the addition of DJ Moore. Coleman, 22, has had two inconsistent seasons with the Bills. Nonetheless, the Bills have been supportive of Coleman, with QB Josh Allen saying, "I'm not going to give up on [Coleman]," Allen said. "He's got too much ability, and I will not give up on him." Given his WR92 ADP, fantasy investors remain skeptical. |
Saints | Chris Olave hopes for new deal soon Wed Jun 24, 01:37 PM
New Orleans Saints WR Chris Olave said he would like to agree to a contract extension before the start of training camp, according to ESPN.com's Katherine Terrell.
| Footballguys view: The Saints have been in talks with Olave since last year about a new deal, and while nothing has happened yet, both sides have spoken positively of the situation. Olave has been at OTAs and minicamp as usual, and he spent the offseason around the Saints' facility. Terrell noted that New Orleans typically gets its bigger deals done closer to the season, and Olave seemed optimistic during OTAs that they could get a new deal completed soon. |
Jaguars | JAC have had talks with Brenton Strange Wed Jun 24, 01:27 PM
Jacksonville Jaguars TE Brenton Strange has had preliminary contract extension talks with the Jaguars this offseason, but the team does not appear to be in a rush to make a deal, according to ESPN.com's Michael DiRocco.
| Footballguys view: The Jaguars have been willing to negotiate and close deals during the season, so not having a deal in place before or during training camp is not a bad sign. As DiRocco noted, it's clear how much Strange means to the Jaguars' success: They were 11-1 and averaged 30.1 points per game when he played; they were 2-3 and averaged 22.6 points in the five games he missed last season because of a hip injury. Strange is currently being drafted as TE20. That leaves a lot of room for upside if you're waiting to draft your second TE. |
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Texans | C.J. Stroud not close to deal Wed Jun 24, 01:10 PM
Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud is not close to an agreement on a contract extension with the Texans at this point, according to ESPN.com's DJ Bien-Aime.
| Footballguys view: Bien-Aime noted that Houston and its quarterback are in a tricky spot because last season did not end the way either would've preferred. Stroud threw four interceptions against the Patriots in the AFC divisional round. A performance like that can cause hesitation when the extension for Stroud could be in the $55 million to $60 million range per year. With how negotiations are currently going, it's gearing up to be a prove-it season for Stroud. Given his QB23 ADP, fantasy investors see it the same way. |
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Ravens | Extension possible for Zay Flowers Wed Jun 24, 01:08 PM
Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers could receive a contract extension from the Ravens before the start of the 2026 season, in the opinion of ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley.
| Footballguys view: According to ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley, Flowers wants to stay, saying he would like to play his entire career in Baltimore. Flowers' extension will likely average over $35 million per season, which would put him among the four highest-paid wide receivers. The 2023 first-round pick posted career-best marks in target share (29%), targets (118), catches (86), and yardage (1,211) en route to a WR7 finish. As the top target for Lamar Jackson, Flowers' current WR15 ADP and third-round price tag are appealing. |
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Jaguars | Jakobi Meyers falling back? Wed Jun 24, 10:27 AM
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Jakobi Meyers could be falling back in the pecking order behind WRs Brian Thomas Jr. and Parker Washington. ESPN insider Cameron Wolfe believes Thomas and Washington will be the leading receivers for the team.
| Footballguys view: Last season, Meyers jumped into the spotlight after the Jaguars acquired him in a trade with Las Vegas. The veteran quickly established himself as Trevor Lawrence's go-to target. In addition to catching 42 passes for 483 yards and three touchdowns for Jacksonville, Bleacher Report notes he also returned a 95.2 passer rating when targeted, which is impressive for a player joining a new system midseason. One reason for that? As GM James Gladstone said, Meyers' "superpower is not dropping the football." While his upside is capped by Brian Thomas Jr. and Parker Washington, Meyers' WR42 ADP is reasonable. |
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Jaguars | Brian Thomas Jr. to stretch the field Wed Jun 24, 10:21 AM
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. will be used a lot on vertical routes down the field, according to a source.
| Footballguys view: As SI.com suggested, Thomas was not at his best as a deep threat a year ago, which led the Jaguars to make adjustments to their passing game for much of the season. But we saw what his vertical ability can do for the offense in 2024. If Thomas can be as effective this year as he was during his rookie season, the Jaguars' passing game could be even more potent and explosive than it was last year when Trevor Lawrence was an MVP candidate. With all the positive buzz coming from OTAs, Thomas' ADP is rising; he's currently WR33. |
NFL | League uncertain if Brendan Sorsby has any legal recourse Wed Jun 24, 12:55 AM
Updating a previous report from Tuesday, June 23, the NFLPA has not made any determination on if there are any legal grounds for Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby in regards to the supplemental draft.
| Footballguys view: Sorsby was informed by the NFL on Tuesday that there will be no supplemental draft in 2026, rendering him ineligible to play in the NFL in 2026. At this point, Sorsby's avenues for recourse are very limited. He'll likely miss the 2026 season. |
Broncos | Mims says this could be his last season in Denver Wed Jun 24, 12:54 AM
Denver Broncos WR Marvin Mims indicated Tuesday, June 23 that 2026 could be his last in Denver. 'I'm just going to enjoy it to the fullest,' Mims said. Go into it care free and just play my hardest because we have a real chance to do something extremely special.'
| Footballguys view: The No. 63 overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft is entering the fourth and final year of his rookie contract. Because the Broncos are projected to have just $11.7 million in cap space in 2027, they'll likely have to make some difficult decisions on who to keep. With Courtland Sutton's average salary of $23 million on the books and Jaylen Waddle's flexible but expensive contract now included, Denver might have to accept its receiving corps won't include Mims beyond 2026. Seems like Mims already has. |
Falcons | Kyle Pitts, Atlanta reach agreement on three-year contract Tue Jun 23, 04:38 PM
Atlanta Falcons TE Kyle Pitts and the Falcons have reached an agreement on a three-year, $54 million contract, which includes $36 million guaranteed, according to a source on Tuesday, June 23.
| Footballguys view: With the deal, Pitts won't have to play the 2026 season on the franchise tag, which he had signed earlier this offseason. The Falcons and Pitts had until July 15 to work out a long-term contract extension. Pitts came on strong last season, finishing the year as TE2 overall. He's being drafted as TE7 this year, going in the seventh round of drafts. The Falcons have now secured Pitts and wide receiver Drake London with long-term contracts this offseason, and can now turn their attention to star running back Bijan Robinson. |
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NFL | League informs Brendan Sorsby of no supplemental draft in 2026 Tue Jun 23, 04:05 PM
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby was informed by the NFL that there will be no supplemental draft in 2026, rendering him ineligible to play in the NFL in 2026, according to a source on Tuesday, June 23.
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Buccaneers | Jalen McMillan has an opening Tue Jun 23, 11:52 AM
Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Jalen McMillan will have an opening for a larger role after WR Mike Evans left in the offseason.
| Footballguys view: McMillan suffered a serious neck injury last preseason that limited him to just four games during the 2025 season. McMillan returned to action in Week 14. Two games later, he recorded the first 100-yard game of his career. He finished the final two weeks of the season with 12 receptions for 178 yards. But the Buccaneers' confidence in McMillan is also based on what he accomplished before the injury. During his rookie season in 2024, he totaled 37 receptions for 461 yards and eight touchdowns in 13 games. We'll be watching for more here. |
Steelers | Germie Bernard being mentored Tue Jun 23, 11:18 AM
Pittsburgh Steelers second-round pick WR Germie Bernard said QB Aaron Rodgers has been pouring into him and teaching him the game. 'Coming in as a rookie and him being an NFL vet, man, he's just teaching me the game,' Bernard said. 'He's helping me catch up because he thinks I have the potential to play. He's just pouring into me as much as he can. I just ask questions and I try to learn, be a sponge as much as I can. Receive what they're telling me because they know the best, they've been played the game for a long time.'
| Footballguys view: Dynasty investors take note. As Footballguy Sigmund Bloom noted after the draft, Bernard landed on a team with an uncertain present and future at quarterback. Still, he could be the top target earner on the team in 2028 with Michael Pittman Jr. and DK Metcalf playing on big contracts during the back nine of their careers. |
Jets | Geno Smith being investigated for an alleged assault Tue Jun 23, 12:31 AM
New York Jets QB Geno Smith is being investigated by Davie, FL police for assault allegations stemming from an incident that took place on Sunday, according to a source on Monday, June 22.
| Footballguys view: TMZ says the situation is under review. Fox Sports South Florida reports that the case has already been closed. A spokesperson for the Davie, Florida, police department told the California Post that no one was taken into custody at the scene. The Jets declined comment to the Post. Smith has not yet addressed the matter. The Jets brought Smith, whom they drafted in the second round of the 2013 draft, back earlier this year in a trade with Las Vegas. Smith, who has 98 regular-season starts in 12 NFL seasons, is expected to be the team's starting quarterback in 2026. |
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Lions | Cornell Powell works out with Detroit Mon Jun 22, 09:22 PM
Free-agent WR Cornell Powell (Steelers) reportedly worked out with the Detroit Lions, according to a source on Monday, June 22.
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Cowboys | Two players working out for Dallas roster Mon Jun 22, 08:54 PM
Free-agent RB Deon Jackson (Lions) and LB Micah Baskerville (Bears) have had workouts with the Dallas Cowboys, according to a source on Monday, June 22.
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Saints | Damien Alford let go Mon Jun 22, 05:21 PM
New Orleans Saints WR Damien Alford (undisclosed) was waived from the Reserve/Injured list Monday, June 22.
Link to story Bills | Desmond Reid cut from IR Mon Jun 22, 04:47 PM
Buffalo Bills RB Desmond Reid (undisclosed) was waived from the Reserve/Injured list Monday, June 22.
Link to story Buccaneers | Bucky Irving expected to be fine Mon Jun 22, 03:47 PM
Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Bucky Irving (shoulder) should be fine for the regular season and would be available to play if the team had a game in a few weeks, according to general manager Jason Licht.
| Footballguys view: Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles raised some concern about Irving's fitness when he said he thought the running back would be ready to return from a shoulder injury in the "summer or fall." Still, developments in June have painted a better picture. Irving practiced before the end of the offseason program, and Licht's comments add to the more positive outlook. Irving missed seven games in 2025. He'll likely share with free agent pickup Kenneth Gainwell, but a healthy Irving has been very effective for fantasy investors. |
Raiders | Fernando Mendoza learning from Tom Brady Mon Jun 22, 03:34 PM
Las Vegas Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza said he has talked with minority owner Tom Brady since joining the Raiders and is learning from Brady how to be a team leader.
| Footballguys view: According to PFT's Michael David Smith, Brady has talked to Mendoza and the Raiders' other quarterbacks about what a franchise quarterback needs to be, and Mendoza told the Raiders' YouTube channel that he's trying to lead by example. Brady became perhaps the greatest leader in NFL history, but he was drafted to be a backup and was thrust into a leadership role during his second season, when Drew Bledsoe got hurt. Mendoza, as the first overall pick in the draft, is in a very different situation. He'll immediately compete with Kirk Cousins for the starting job. |
Cowboys | Ryan Flournoy doing all the right things Mon Jun 22, 02:12 PM
Dallas Cowboys WR Ryan Flournoy is 'one of those guys - because he does everything right' that Dak Prescott trusts implicitly, according to head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
| Footballguys view: As ESPN.com's Todd Archer noted, Flournoy is coming off a 40-catch, 475-yard, four-touchdown season a year ago, when he had two 100-yard games. If something happens to CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, the Cowboys know what they have in Flournoy. He is strong at attacking the ball. This offseason, he has worked in the slot more. At the very least, he'll be in the mix as their WR3. |
Raiders | Malik Benson a popular target for QB Mon Jun 22, 02:05 PM
Las Vegas Raiders WR Malik Benson showed a strong connection with QB Fernando Mendoza during offseason workouts and has a chance to earn a role in the passing game if he performs well during training camp, in the opinion of ESPN.com's Ryan McFadden.
| Footballguys view: According to McFadden, the Raiders drafted Benson in the sixth round with the belief that the former Oregon wideout could be a vertical threat who opens up the offense and makes explosive plays. He showcased that ability throughout OTAs and minicamp. Benson was Mendoza's go-to target during team drills, especially in the middle of the field. McFadden added that the competition at wide receiver is wide open, meaning Benson has a chance to create a role for himself in Year 1 if his production continues during training camp. |
Ravens | Devontez Walker performs well Mon Jun 22, 01:59 PM
Baltimore Ravens WR Devontez Walker was a standout performer during offseason workouts and was able to stretch the field on a consistent basis, in the opinion of ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley.
| Footballguys view: The pressure is on Walker, a fourth-round pick in 2024, after Baltimore drafted two wide receivers: Ja'Kobi Lane in the third round and Elijah Sarratt in the fourth round. Still, Walker is competing for the No. 3 spot behind Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman. Walker has made the most of his limited opportunities, scoring touchdowns on four of his seven career catches. |
Dolphins | Greg Dulcich stood out during spring practices Mon Jun 22, 01:57 PM
Miami Dolphins TE Greg Dulcich emerged 'as one of the primary targets' in the passing game this spring, according to ESPN.com's Marcel Louis-Jacques.
| Footballguys view: During team drills, Willis demonstrated clear trust in Dulcich, who was one of the best tight ends in the league last season at making plays after the catch. He returned from injured reserve in Week 8 and finished the season averaging the second-most yards after catch per reception (7.6) in that span. While the former Bronco is best viewed as a late flier or potential waiver-wire add once the season opens, Miami's lack of high-end talent at wideout could lead to better-than-expected production from Dulcich. |
Jaguars | Brian Thomas Jr. strengthening chemistry with QB Mon Jun 22, 01:41 PM
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. and Trevor Lawrence have 'taken a huge step' in building their rapport this offseason, according to John Oehser of the team's website.
| Footballguys view: After recording nearly 1,300 yards and finishing the season as fantasy's WR2 in 2024 as a rookie, Thomas Jr. totaled only 707 yards this past season. This included dealing with dropped passes and catching just 49 percent of the passes thrown his way. So one of the points of emphasis this offseason has been Thomas Jr. and Lawrence continuing to build their chemistry within Liam Coen's offense. While it's still early, the reporting from OTAs and minicamp has been positive. That's good news because Thomas Jr. is the first Jaguar WR off the board as WR33. |
Browns | Isaiah Bond targeted often Mon Jun 22, 11:54 AM
Cleveland Browns WR Isaiah Bond was the receiver targeted the most this spring.
| Footballguys view: Being the most targeted receiver is no mean feat, considering the team drafted KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston in the first two rounds of April's Draft. According to ESPN.com's Daniel Oyefusi, Bond continued to display his speed and showed off the 15 pounds of muscle he added this offseason with a bunch of contested catches. Worth noting, only three Cleveland receivers -- Concepcion, Boston, and Jerry Jeudy -- currently show up in our ADP rankings. Bond might be the ultimate free square play in best ball drafts. He's also a player to watch during training camp. |
Jets | Adonai Mitchell opens eyes Mon Jun 22, 11:40 AM
New York Jets WR Adonai Mitchell showed a rapport with QB Geno Smith, and his grasp of the system allowed him to exhibit vertical speed.
| Footballguys view: According to ESPN.com's Rich Cimini, the Jets figured Mitchell would take a leap this offseason -- his first with the team -- but he has exceeded their expectations. Mitchell, acquired from the Colts last November in the Sauce Gardner trade, solidified himself as the No. 2 receiver. Cimini believes Mitchell, who is currently being drafted as WR76, should be a nice complement to Garrett Wilson. |
Colts | Josh Downs moving around the offense Mon Jun 22, 12:30 AM
Indianapolis Colts WR Josh Downs lined up in the slot and out wide during minicamp.
| Footballguys view: The departure of Michael Pittman opens up the opportunity for Downs to hold a much larger role in the Colts' offense. As SI.com's Andrew Moore reminded readers, Downs never saw the field as much as Pittman and Pierce over the last three years, as the bigger wide receivers stayed on the field in 12 personnel. While 2025 was a down year to his standards, Downs could be poised for a career year, just in time for him to cash in as a free agent next offseason. For our purposes, Downs' RB48 ADP and 9th-round price make him a great value. |
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Colts | Alec Pierce to be busy? Mon Jun 22, 12:29 AM
Indianapolis Colts WR Alec Pierce is expected to receive 'close to double the number of targets' than he did last season, according to Andrew Moore of SI.com.
| Footballguys view: Pierce did not participate in Indy's offseason program after undergoing a procedure on his ankle, and it's possible he could miss some time in training camp as well. However, the Colts have no concerns about Pierce and believe he will hit the ground running when he is healthy. And the team didn't pay sign him to a four-year, $114 million extension in March and part with Michael Pittman Jr. in the process, for Pierce to be anything but their top downfield weapon. The question is, will he deliver? As WR32, it's not cost-prohibitive to find out. |
Titans | Tony Pollard to split touches? Mon Jun 22, 12:27 AM
Tennessee Titans RB Tony Pollard could be part of 'a more balanced committee' this season, according to Nick Arvin of SI.com.
| Footballguys view: Pollard led Tennessee in scrimmage yards last season with 1,288 total yards, including 1,082 rushing and 206 receiving. While Pollard is expected to remain the lead back, Arvin anticipates a more balanced committee approach with the additions of fifth-round pick Nicholas Singleton and the continued presence of Tyjae Spears. That explains Pollard's RB30 ADP and sixth-round price tag. But it's worth noting here that Daboll's Giants offense ranked second in the NFL in rushing attempts last season. They ranked fifth in the league in rushing yards per game (129.1). There could be enough to go around. |
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Titans | Wan'Dale Robinson the No. 1 option? Mon Jun 22, 12:26 AM
Tennessee Titans WR Wan'Dale Robinson has the best chance to lead the team in scrimmage yards in 2026, according to Nick Arvin of SI.com.
| Footballguys view: While rookie Carnell Tate will still be a major factor as a rookie, his presence could actually help Robinson reach another level. With defenses focused on Tate and Elic Ayomanor on the outside, Robinson should find favorable matchups working from the slot, exactly where he thrives. But a bigger reason why Robinson could lead the Titans in scrimmage yards is his familiarity with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Robinson played under Daboll in New York and enjoyed some of the most productive seasons of his career in that system. Robinson is being drafted as WR46 in Round 8. |
Commanders | Washington likely to use RB committee situation Mon Jun 22, 12:25 AM
Washington Commanders RBs Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Jeremy McNichols are the top two returning backs for the team. They added RBs Jerome Ford and Rachaad White in offseason transactions, while also adding RB Kaytron Allen in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The team is also intrigued by undrafted rookie RB Robert Henry Jr. The team hasn't had a No. 1 running back in a while, and it appears the team will enter the season with a running back by committee situation.
| Footballguys view: While Washington's backfield is likely to be split between Croskey-Merritt and White, that's not chiseled in stone. Somebody could earn a more prominent role. If White is that player, it wouldn't be the first time. He operated as a feature for the Buccaneers in 2023 and delivered his best season as a pro, rushing for 990 yards and six touchdowns on 272 carries, with 64 catches for 549 receiving yards and three more scores en route to an RB4 finish. Still, current ADP has Croskey-Merritt (RB40) and White (RB39) priced as if it will be an even split. |
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Falcons | Brian Robinson looking to fill big shoes Sun Jun 21, 02:45 PM
Atlanta Falcons RB Brian Robinson Jr. appears to be the heir apparent to serve as the primary backup to starter RB Bijan Robinson. He was a started in Washington for three seasons, but limited to just 92 carries with the San Francisco 49ers in 2025, so he is fresh. He is expected to vie for the job to replace RB Tyler Allgeier (Cardinals). 'Brian is a really, really talented football player who matches exceptionally with what we want to do,' head coach Kevin Stefanski said. 'We want to have an attack that is not just a one-person attack. I think Brian gives us that.'
| Footballguys view: Bijan Robinson is the lead back, and he's one of the best in the league. Fantasy GMs are taking Bijan Robinson with one of the first two or three picks in every draft. Brian Robinson is a valued backup, but he's seen more as an RB5 or handcuff for the Bijan Robinson Fantasy GM. If Bijan Robinson needs to miss time, Brian Robinson has RB1 upside. |
Broncos | Jonah Coleman making case for playing time Sun Jun 21, 01:46 PM
Denver Broncos RB Jonah Coleman has shown consistency in the passing game and pass protection, according to Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com, and Legwold believes Coleman 'belongs in the rotation' of running backs.
| Footballguys view: Coleman is the no.3 back on the Broncos depth chart for now. JK Dobbins is the starter, but Denver is ready this year if/when he gets hurt. If Dobbins misses time due to injury again, the Broncos can turn to Coleman as a co-starter in the backfield with RJ Harvey. While Harvey can improve from his rookie season as a runner, he's mainly a receiving weapon with a nose for the end zone. This makes Coleman a must-stash in deep-bench leagues, or Fantasy GMs should at least keep him on the waiver wire speed dial. |
Jaguars | Tanner Koziol showing complete game Sun Jun 21, 01:46 PM
Jacksonville Jaguars TE Tanner Koziol has performed well in both the passing game and as a blocker, according to tight ends coach Richard Angulo. 'And honestly, he's been really good in the run game too, you know,' Angulo said. 'So just understanding, you know, his strengths, his length, he's got strong hands, so just really excited to see what he can do, honestly, in both phases.'
| Footballguys view: Koziol is a huge target (6-feet, 7-inches) and can play 'above the rim' near pay dirt. While not known as a devastating blocker, it's good to hear that he's impressing his pro coaches in that department. The fifth-round pick gets to learn behind Brenton Strange and fellow rookie Nate Boerkircher (Jaguars second-round pick) in 2026. |
Browns | Quinshon Judkins regaining confidence Sun Jun 21, 01:46 PM
Cleveland Browns RB Quinshon Judkins appears to have regained his confidence and explosiveness on the field after suffering his serious injury during the 2025 season, according to head coach Todd Monken.
| Footballguys view: Judkins is a strong runner, and he does not shy away from contact. He was injured in Week 16 and has been recovering from a fractured fibula and a broken ankle. Fantasy GMs need to monitor his health in training camp, but we like him as a volume-based RB2 in 2026. |
49ers | De'Zhaun Stribling competing for slot role Sun Jun 21, 01:16 PM
San Francisco 49ers WR De'Zhaun Stribling is competing for the starting slot receiver role with WRs Christian Kirk and Demarcus Robinson. He showed he could catch the ball across the middle during his time at Oklahoma State in 2024, but at Ole Miss in 2025, he struggled in the role. However, if he impresses, the belief is that he could start since the team is so invested in him, while Kirk and Robinson are considered expendable.
| Footballguys view: Stribling is an excellent blocker, and he's got a ton of speed for the position. As a slot receiver, there are many things a player like Stribling could do to help an offense. We love Stribling in dynasty formats, but behind Mike Evans and Ricky Pearsall (if he wins the slot role) there might not be much fantasy value for Stribling in 2026. We see the rookie as a WR6 with upside. |
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Commanders | WAS may have interest in DeAndre Hopkins Sun Jun 21, 11:44 AM
Free-agent WR DeAndre Hopkins (Ravens) could be of interest to the Washington Commanders, according to Jason La Canfora of SportsBoom.com. According to one anonymous NFL general manager, the Commanders are looking to bolster their receiving depth before the start of training camp.
| Footballguys view: The report indicates Hopkins or Brandon Aiyuk may be of interest to the Commanders as they look to improve their roster. Hopkins is no longer the player he used to be, and last year with the Ravens he had just 22 catches for 330 yards and two touchdowns. A veteran behind Terry McLaurin would make sense, but we're not sure if Hopkins is the right fit for the Commanders. |
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Commanders | WAS may have interest in Brandon Aiyuk Sun Jun 21, 11:23 AM
San Francisco 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk could be of interest to the Washington Commanders, according to Jason La Canfora of SportsBoom.com. According to one anonymous NFL general manager, the Commanders are looking to bolster their receiving depth before the start of training camp.
| Footballguys view: Adam Peters used to work in the 49ers front office (2017-2023), so the GM of the Commanders knows more about Aiyuk than others. The team has Terry McLaurin as their no.1 receiver, but behind him are question marks and players without a ton of experience. Adding a seasoned veteran like Aiyuk, who needs a fresh start away from the 49ers, would make sense. |
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Jets | NYJ likely still in the market for backup QB Sun Jun 21, 10:59 AM
The New York Jets are expected to continue looking for veteran quarterback help, although head coach Aaron Glenn recently said that he is fine with the team's current quarterback situation. QB Geno Smith is listed as the starter on the Jets' depth chart, with QBs Brady Cook, Cade Klubnik and Bailey Zappe battling for the No. 2 spot.
| Footballguys view: Klubnik is the rookie from Clemson who has some developmental upside, but the Jets may look to add to their roster anyway. There was an ever-so-brief flirtation with Russell Wilson, but that's now a moot point with the former Seahawks starter retiring this offseason. When we get to training camp, the rumblings about the Jets interest in a quarterback may crescendo. |
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Jets | NYJ reportedly not interested in Brendan Sorsby Sun Jun 21, 10:42 AM
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is not expected to be of interest to the New York Jets if he is made available in the NFL supplemental draft next month, according to a source close to the situation.
| Footballguys view: The Jets have Geno Smith as their starter, and fourth-round pick Cade Klubnik (Clemson) as a developmental quarterback. Sorsby may be available in the Supplemental Draft, but some have overstated his value as a pro quarterback. He's got physical talent, like a big arm and rushing ability, but Sorsby's decision-making (not just the gambling stuff) can be called into question. If someone selects Sorsby, they'll have to know that he's got plenty of work to reach his full potential. It sounds like the Jets are not interested in the project. |
Cowboys | George Pickens not close to signing extension Sun Jun 21, 10:15 AM
Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens is unlikely to agree to terms on a contract extension during the 2026 season but could be offered one next offseason if he posts similar numbers to his 2025 campaign, in the opinion of NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The Cowboys also appear unlikely to trade Pickens.
| Footballguys view: Any movement on this contract will be the first movement we've heard of. Pickens has already signed his franchise tender, and he says he will not hold out of training camp. We like Pickens as a low-end WR1 with upside. |
Patriots | Pharaoh Brown interested in signing Sat Jun 20, 03:38 PM
Free-agent TE Pharaoh Brown (Cardinals) said he is interested in signing with the New England Patriots this offseason.
Link to story Dolphins | Jalen Tolbert could have solid role Sat Jun 20, 02:56 PM
Miami Dolphins WR Jalen Tolbert was a favorite target for QB Malik Willis during offseason workouts and will likely be a candidate to start if he stays healthy, in the opinion of The Miami Herald's Omar Kelly.
| Footballguys view: There is a slight drumbeat to what we're hearing about Tolbert this offseason. The Dolphins' passing attack relies on Willis progressing as a passer. There is perhaps more fantasy meat on the bone with guys like Tolbert than some would currently think. Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley said the team's passing offense is "a work in progress." Put a pin in this, and circle back during the preseason to see if this OTA storyline continues. |
Bills | Joshua Palmer progressing Sat Jun 20, 02:45 PM
Buffalo Bills WR Joshua Palmer (ankle) participated in some team drills during the mandatory minicamp this week.
| Footballguys view: Palmer is competing to be the no.3 receiver on the Bills' depth chart behind DJ Moore and Khalil Shakir. He should be pushed for that job by Keon Coleman (and others) in training camp. |
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Bills | Josh Allen to work out with teammates Sat Jun 20, 02:29 PM
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen said he plans to work out with some of his offensive teammates leading up to training camp.
| Footballguys view: This time of year, it's incredibly common for quarterbacks to get their receivers together for a passing camp of sorts. Allen is checking the box as he prepares his team to make another deep postseason run in 2026. |
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Dolphins | Malik Washington expanding his skills Sat Jun 20, 12:32 PM
Miami Dolphins WR Malik Washington is becoming more than just a weapon out of the slot,' according to head coach Jeff Hafley. 'I think he's getting better as a route runner,' Hafley said.
| Footballguys view: Washington's game is all about explosion and run-after-the-catch ability. Earlier reports out of Dolphins camp this year indicated Washington seemed to be picking up the offense faster than the other receivers. We'll see what kind of noise he can make in training camp and the preseason as Washington's connection with QB Malik Willis should be monitored closely. He's a WR6/deep flex for Fantasy GMs, but the upside is there for him to be more. |
Cardinals | Carson Beck putting in the work Sat Jun 20, 12:32 PM
Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Beck said he has been putting in 13-hour days at the team facility to try to learn the offense. 'I've been here a ton, been around the guys, been around the coaches, meeting and trying to learn everything as quick as possible,' Beck said.
| Footballguys view: A third-round pick for the Cardinals in the 2026 NFL Draft, Beck could be the future franchise quarterback. He was successful at two major programs in college (Georgia, Miami), and Beck is seen as a high-end game manager in the pros. Beck begins his pro career as the no.2 quarterback behind Jacoby Brissett. There is also the speculation that the Cardinals would be interested in Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby in the Supplemental Draft. Stay tuned. |
Commanders | Jayden Daniels still learning offense Sat Jun 20, 12:32 PM
Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels said he still has a 'long way to go' to learn offensive coordinator David Blough's system.
| Footballguys view: The Blough offense is going to be much different from the Kliff Kingsbury offense. There should be an emphasis on play-action passing, and they should use more 2-3 tight end sets this year. With more West Coast concepts, that means more rollouts for Daniels, which can open up options for him down the field. If healthy, Daniels is a top-10 fantasy QB1 in 2026. |