NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Jets RB Breece Hall says he has "positive jealousy" after watching the Knicks win the NBA title. 🏆 "I can't wait to have that feeling. I want my team to be able to do that as well." (via @​AP)

Cam Ward is so Mahomey

I like Cam Ward. I really do. But Jaxson Dart gotta be the 2025 1.01 if we drafted again today [Quoted](

I like Cam Ward. I really do. But Jaxson Dart gotta be the 2025 1.01 if we drafted again today [Quoted](

QB Bo Nix (ankle) says he could be "full go right now if he wanted to," per @​Romi_Bean Nix underwent a follow-up procedure this offseason to address bone spurs.

Derrick Henry has been "very active...coming out of the backfield on screens" at Ravens minicamp. Most efficient RBs by YPRR since 2021: 1. Christian McCaffrey - 1.95 2. Bucky Irving - 1.77 3. Breece Hall - 1.72 4. DERRICK HENRY - 1.71 @​FantasyPtsData <https://www.si.com/nfl/ravens/onsi/5-takeaways-from-baltimore-ravens-mandatory-minicamp-01ktyntpt47v?page_source=v_recirc>

Alvin Kamara's future in New Orleans remains uncertain as contract talks loom. Will he suit up for the Saints in 2026?

My 2026 Brandon Aiyuk comp is Kathy from Widow’s Bay

Jamoooo (📸: @​Lions)

J.K. Dobbins says he plans on being the NFL's No. 1 RB in 2026 👀 "What I'm going to show is that last year wasn't a fluke. And there won't be any injuries." (via @​denverpost)

J.K. Dobbins says he plans on being the NFL's No. 1 RB in 2026 👀 "I'm going to show is that last year wasn't a fluke. And there won't be any injuries." (via @​denverpost)

Some notes from #Cowboys minicamp practice today: - Dak Prescott was somewhat limited on Tuesday, but still took what I would consider to be close to his normal amount of reps (I counted four in 11-on-11, 11 in 7-on-7, 5 of which were one drive of a hurry-up offense). - Prescott's first throw of 11-on-11 was a deep ball down the middle of the field for CeeDee Lamb that was just a tad overthrown. He made up for it by connecting with Lamb on an over-the-shoulder catch on a deep ball down the si...

Some notes from #Cowboys minicamp practice today: - Dak Prescott was somewhat limited on Tuesday, but still took what I would consider to be close to his normal amount of reps (I counted four in 11-on-11, 11 in 7-on-7, 5 of which were one drive of a hurry-up offense). - Prescott's first throw of 11-on-11 was a deep ball down the middle of the field for CeeDee Lamb that was just a tad overthrown. He made up for it by connecting with Lamb on an over-the-shoulder catch on a deep ball down the si...

The Cam Ward + Carnell Tate connection🔥 “Cam Ward had a solid day with his parents in attendance for the first time this offseason. His best throw was a perfectly timed dart to No. 4 overall pick Carnell Tate on a crossing route early in team period.” (@​TDavenport_NFL)

The Cam Ward + Carnell Tate connection🔥 “Cam Ward had a solid day with his parents in attendance for the first time this offseason. His best throw was a perfectly timed dart to No. 4 overall pick Carnell Tate on a crossing route early in team period.” (@​TDavenport_NFL)

Notes from minicamp practice day 1 - Justin Herbert didn’t participate in the team period (which was all 7on7) but threw during individuals - Rookie WR Brenen Thompson had a an impressive contested catch on a ball from DJ Uiagalelei - Genesis Smith picked off Trey Lance - Thompson left practice with a trainer

Notes from minicamp practice day 1 - Justin Herbert didn’t participate in the team period (which was all 7on7) but threw during individuals - Rookie WR Brenen Thompson had a an impressive contested catch on a ball from DJ Uiagalelei - Genesis Smith picked off Trey Lance - Thompson left practice with a trainer

Notes from minicamp practice day 1 - Justin Herbert didn’t participate in the team period (which was all 7on7) but threw during individuals - Rookie WR Brenen Thompson had a an impressive contested catch on a ball from DJ Uiagalelei - Genesis Smith picked off Trey Lance - Thompson left practice with a trainer

Notes from minicamp practice day 1 - Justin Herbert didn’t participate in the team period (which was all 7on7) but threw during individuals - Rookie WR Brenen Thompson had a an impressive contested catch on a ball from DJ Uiagalelei - Genesis Smith picked off Trey Lance - Thompson left practice with a trainer

Five observations from #Bengals practice: 1. Mike Gesicki made a terrific one-handed catch, but I think Charlie Jones topped it moments later. “I know what I can do as a receiver,” said Jones. “If I get the chance; great. If not, I want to be the best returner in the league.”

Five observations from #Bengals practice: 1. Mike Gesicki made a terrific one-handed catch, but I think Charlie Jones topped it moments later. “I know what I can do as a receiver,” said Jones. “If I get the chance; great. If not, I want to be the best returner in the league.”

Bo Nix said his second ankle surgery in April was to fix a bone spur that was nagging him as he rehabbed from his first surgery. Said he’s feels as healthy as he’s been in several seasons. “Once the season comes it’s in the past for me and I don’t even worry about it.” [Retweeted](

Brian Hartline’s top-five Ohio State wide receivers that he coached: [Quoted](

Brian Hartline’s top-five Ohio State wide receivers that he coached: [Quoted](

Brian Hartline’s top-five Ohio State wide receivers that he coached: [Quoted](

Brian Hartline’s top-five Ohio State wide receivers that he coached: [Quoted](

Brian Hartline’s top-five Ohio State wide receivers that he coached: [Quoted](

Chargers WR Quentin Johnston on how Mike McDaniel coaches timing on routes: “He’s wanting the quarterbacks to throw the ball out of our breaks.” Mentioned McDaniel telling the receivers to have their heads turned around faster or the ball will hit them in the face. “It’s either that or we’re not getting the ball basically.”

Campbell: Second-year WR TeSlaa 'feels like a veteran right now' <https://www.detroitlions.com/news/campbell-second-year-wr-teslaa-feels-like-a-veteran-right-now>

people freaking out about Jordyn Tyson right now obviously didn’t tune into Legendary Coachspeak 5 weeks ago (2:43 - 12:37)

Cowboys WR George Pickens confirms he will play on the franchise tag this season, per Jane Slater. He will not be holding out.

George Pickens says he has no plans of a hold-in during training camp, per @​VoiceOfTheStar “Nah, i’m here. …i’m happy to be back. it’s football first.”

Offensive play of the day during mandatory minicamp: Adam Prentice leaked out down the right seem, caught a pass and took off for the end zone. Offensive went crazy.

Geno Smith on Adonai Mitchell: "I think he's going to be a special player for a long time."

Geno Smith on WR Adonai Mitchell: “I think he's going to be a special player for a long time. He obviously has the talent, but what people might not see is the way that works, studies and the type of teammate he is"

Broncos QB Bo Nix throws at minicamp in individual drills. Had a nifty bullet over the middle to Courtland Sutton. No team drills as he works his way back from broken ankle.

Broncos QB Bo Nix throws at minicamp in individual drills. Had a nifty bullet over the middle to Courtland Sutton. No team drills as he works his way back from broken ankle.

The Rams realizing they spent the 13th overall pick on Ty Simpson when all they had to do was drop a supplemental pick on Brendan Sorsby.

#Titans Cam Ward stats today, by my count: 13-22, TD, INT, 2 passes dropped, one pass broken up

#Saints rookie TE Oscar Delp was back to participating in team drills and 7s today. Had a number of catches throughout practice.

Released from Dallas County Jail after 30-day probation violation sentence. Community split on fantasy impact: some project him WR7 range (after Puka, Chase, JSN, Amon, Lamb, Jefferson) in early 2nd round; others suggest mid-to-late 2nd (around Nico, AJB, Pickens) or WR5-10 range. Key concerns: (1) knee injury recovery status unclear; (2) probation violation may trigger NFL suspension under personal conduct policy, though one detailed comment suggests 30 days was pre-scheduled jail time and violation itself may not add new suspension; (3) repeated dark humor about likelihood of future legal trouble ('week 1 suspension potential,' 'in prison by next year'). Upside case: talent justifies ri...

Cowboys WR George Pickens back on the practice field at The Star today. No team drills but he did participate in individual. Moving well. Looked like the same George we saw last season.

Did a really fun late-round TE draft with Jakob yesterday that convinced me a little on its viability in 2026. Check it out and sub to the best ball channel!

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Some takeaways from #Jets minicamp practice: * WR AD Mitchell delivered the highlight play: A leaping, toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone in 7 on 7 (Geno Smith at QB). Mitchell has progressed nicely from where he was last year. * Otherwise, not a lot of offensive highlights. Smith was 4-for-6 in 11 on 11 (move-the-ball period). Garrett Wilson had his hand on a couple of balls. One was a blatant drop on a short pass in the red area, another was a deep ball in which CB Brandon Stephe...

Kaytron “Fatman” Allen says he can’t wait to get the pads on to show his physical style - “that’s my kind of party”

Notable QBs under the age of 25: Caleb Williams Drake Maye Cam Ward Fernando Mendoza Jaxson Dart CJ Stroud Bryce Young The league is in good hands.

Notable QBs under the age of 25: Caleb Williams Drake Maye Cam Ward Fernando Mendoza Jaxson Dart CJ Stroud Bryce Young The league is in good hands.

Notable QBs under the age of 25: Caleb Williams Drake Maye Cam Ward Fernando Mendoza Jaxson Dart CJ Stroud Bryce Young The league is in good hands.

Notable QBs under the age of 25: Caleb Williams Drake Maye Cam Ward Fernando Mendoza Jaxson Dart CJ Stroud Bryce Young The league is in good hands.

Notable QBs under the age of 25: Caleb Williams Drake Maye Cam Ward Fernando Mendoza Jaxson Dart CJ Stroud Bryce Young The league is in good hands.

Tied with Derrick Henry, James Cook, Jonathan Taylor while ON THE JETS Breece Hall is absurdly good

Tied with Derrick Henry, James Cook, Jonathan Taylor while ON THE JETS Breece Hall is absurdly good

Carnell Tate out of bounds. #Titans.

Cam Ward looked much more comfortable today. Actually faced more pressure. Great red-zone TD: rolled right, side armed the ball around rushing JFM to Gunnar Helm. #Titans Another RZ TD to Wan’Dale Robinson: caught facing QB at about the 2, turned and in. Daniel Bellinger and Robinson dropped Ward TD throws. Ward final play of practice: interception to Amani Hooker on pass intended for Helm.

Cam Ward looked much more comfortable today. Actually faced more pressure. Great red-zone TD: rolled right, side armed the ball around rushing JFM to Gunnar Helm. #Titans Another RZ TD to Wan’Dale Robinson: caught facing QB at about the 2, turned and in. Daniel Bellinger and Robinson dropped Ward TD throws. Ward final play of practice: interception to Amani Hooker on pass intended for Helm.

Cam Ward looked much more comfortable today. Actually faced more pressure. Great red-zone TD: rolled right, side armed the ball around rushing JFM to Gunnar Helm. #Titans Another RZ TD to Wan’Dale Robinson: caught facing QB at about the 2, turned and in. Daniel Bellinger and Robinson dropped Ward TD throws. Ward final play of practice: interception to Amani Hooker on pass intended for Helm.

2026 New Orleans Saints fantasy football team preview! -Is Tyler Shough THE late-round QB you need? -Confession: I'm drafting a ton of Alvin Kamara and it's probably a bad idea -Chris Olave + Jordyn Tyson propaganda -MORE ✍️ <https://www.fantasylife.com/articles/fantasy/new-orleans-saints-fantasy-football-team-preview-for-2026>

2026 New Orleans Saints fantasy football team preview! -Is Tyler Shough THE late-round QB you need? -Confession: I'm drafting a ton of Alvin Kamara and it's probably a bad idea -Chris Olave + Jordyn Tyson propaganda -MORE ✍️ <https://www.fantasylife.com/articles/fantasy/new-orleans-saints-fantasy-football-team-preview-for-2026>

2026 New Orleans Saints fantasy football team preview! -Is Tyler Shough THE late-round QB you need? -Confession: I'm drafting a ton of Alvin Kamara and it's probably a bad idea -Chris Olave + Jordyn Tyson propaganda -MORE ✍️ <https://www.fantasylife.com/articles/fantasy/new-orleans-saints-fantasy-football-team-preview-for-2026>

2026 New Orleans Saints fantasy football team preview! -Is Tyler Shough THE late-round QB you need? -Confession: I'm drafting a ton of Alvin Kamara and it's probably a bad idea -Chris Olave + Jordyn Tyson propaganda -MORE ✍️ <https://www.fantasylife.com/articles/fantasy/new-orleans-saints-fantasy-football-team-preview-for-2026>

Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh says WR Ladd McConkey is "working through something" but will participate in individual drills

Lions HC Dan Campbell says that WR Isaac TeSlaa has “looked like a consistent veteran this offseason”.

Todd Bowles says that Bucky Irving is moving around and running all and that he’s “excited to see him in training camp.”

Explosive run rate leaders in 2025 [plays of 10+ yards] 1. De'Von Achane - 10.1% 2. Derrick Henry in Lamar Jackson's starts - 9.0% --- Derrick Henry without Lamar Jackson - 2.1% (ranks 32nd of 33 qualifying RBs)

Explosive run rate leaders in 2025 [plays of 10+ yards] 1. De'Von Achane - 10.1% 2. Derrick Henry in Lamar Jackson's starts - 9.0% --- Derrick Henry without Lamar Jackson - 2.1% (ranks 32nd of 33 qualifying RBs)

Explosive run rate leaders in 2025 [plays of 10+ yards] 1. De'Von Achane - 10.1% 2. Derrick Henry in Lamar Jackson's starts - 9.0% --- Derrick Henry without Lamar Jackson - 2.1% (ranks 32nd of 33 qualifying RBs)

Seems clear that the NFL liked De'Zhaun Stribling way more than prospect bros, fans, media. Interested in his upcoming camp battle vs. Christian Kirk. From ESPN's article on what execs thought were best offseason moves:

Seems clear that the NFL liked De'Zhaun Stribling way more than prospect bros, fans, media. Interested in his upcoming camp battle vs. Christian Kirk. From ESPN's article on what execs thought were best offseason moves:

Garrett Wilson almost had one of the most incredible catches over Brandon Stephens but Stephens broke it up at the last second.

Some #Jets 7v7 red zone notes (full speed): —Geno with a beauty to AD, TD, middle area, back end line, coverage was right, Demario in a good spot, but he had to use his eyes to face the WR, and Geno’s anticipation and timing made the play. Toe tap to finish it. —Geno finds Garrett on a RZ staple that works the LBs east-west, would have been a close call on him running it in. —Geno looks for Chase Curtis (getting play with the TE injuries), but Nahshon makes a nice play on the ball. —Geno gets...

Some #Jets 7v7 red zone notes (full speed): —Geno with a beauty to AD, TD, middle area, back end line, coverage was right, Demario in a good spot, but he had to use his eyes to face the WR, and Geno’s anticipation and timing made the play. Toe tap to finish it. —Geno finds Garrett on a RZ staple that works the LBs east-west, would have been a close call on him running it in. —Geno looks for Chase Curtis (getting play with the TE injuries), but Nahshon makes a nice play on the ball. —Geno gets...

Some #Jets 7v7 red zone notes (full speed): —Geno with a beauty to AD, TD, middle area, back end line, coverage was right, Demario in a good spot, but he had to use his eyes to face the WR, and Geno’s anticipation and timing made the play. Toe tap to finish it. —Geno finds Garrett on a RZ staple that works the LBs east-west, would have been a close call on him running it in. —Geno looks for Chase Curtis (getting play with the TE injuries), but Nahshon makes a nice play on the ball. —Geno gets...

Anybody have comparisons for Quinshon Judkins? JK Dobbins is coming to mind for me, with Judkins having more juice but of course Dobbins being in a tier of his own in contact balance. Rookie film was so impressive

Welcome to minicamp. Cade Klubnik and Kenyon Sadiq working off to the side, out of view. #Jets

Welcome to minicamp. Cade Klubnik and Kenyon Sadiq working off to the side, out of view. #Jets

I'm through 10 weeks of charting Terrance Ferguson's routes, and his usage simply isn't sustainable for fantasy. An ADOT of 19 yards for an F tight end. His routes consist of Go's and deep digs/outs. I do not see any kind of floor, outside of a considerable tweak in his utilization in 2026. He is a sacrificial piece at the altar of McVay.

Draft better Fantasy Football teams -- What matters at RB with @​RyanJ_Heath and @​DanSchneierNFL: - D'Andre Swift the most undervalued RB in Fantasy? - Bhayshul Tuten upside is massive - Chase Brown keeps being a Fantasy cheat code <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVVT79tbtC0>

Draft better Fantasy Football teams -- What matters at RB with @​RyanJ_Heath and @​DanSchneierNFL: - D'Andre Swift the most undervalued RB in Fantasy? - Bhayshul Tuten upside is massive - Chase Brown keeps being a Fantasy cheat code <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVVT79tbtC0>

Josh Newton picks off Joe Burrow on pass intended for Tee Higgins

Kenyon Sadiq is working off to the side at the start of practice.

Joe Burrow responds with a beautiful touch pass to Mike Gesicki. #Bengals @​FOX19

Joe Burrow responds with a beautiful touch pass to Mike Gesicki. #Bengals @​FOX19

I don't agree with Jalen Nailor having the "speedy" nickname. 4.5 and we're calling him speedy? I hate it

Draft better Fantasy Football teams -- What matters at RB with @​RyanJ_Heath and @​DanSchneierNFL: - D'Andre Swift the most undervalued RB in Fantasy? - Bhayshul Tuten upside is massive - Chase Brown keeps being a Fantasy cheat code <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVVT79tbtC0>

Draft better Fantasy Football teams -- What matters at RB with @​RyanJ_Heath and @​DanSchneierNFL: - D'Andre Swift the most undervalued RB in Fantasy? - Bhayshul Tuten upside is massive - Chase Brown keeps being a Fantasy cheat code <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVVT79tbtC0>

If Rashee Rice finishes as a WR1, I'll interrupt my wife while she's telling a story to her friends and finish the story for her.

Chris Olave will participate today but won’t do team drills. The reason he can do individual drills is because there’s no contact involved vs. the possibility of contact in team drills.

This could be a Stribling/Pearsall/Kirk/Kittle tweet... [Quoted](

Moore: Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) will continue to be limited during minicamp.

Not anywhere close to Mendoza. Closer and comparable to Jaxson Dart but Dart was the better prospect and clean off the field. [Quoted](

Rashee Rice, who has been part of a high speed crash, gets out of jail and immediately speeds away lol

The Bucs passing game is going to be a real handful if Hurst is ready and all of the WR stay healthy [Quoted](

Titans OC Brian Daboll on rookie Carnell Tate:

My 2026 top 10 versatile NFL players include Devin Lloyd, Nick Emmanwori, and Colston Loveland. A lot of young stars can play multiple roles at a high level. <https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7347104/2026/06/15/nfl-most-versatile-players-nick-emmanwori-puka-nacua/?source=emp_shared_article&unlocked_article_code=1.qVA.Qc9c.mvRX0HlzLCa-> [Retweeted](

Rashee Rice will be released from jail Tuesday and unlikely to be suspended: “The league has shown no inclination to impose further punishment on Rice for his probation violation.” [Retweeted](

Zamir White worked out for the Cowboys in recent days, per @​JFowlerESPN

Gunnar Helm has been one of my favorite late round TE targets. He's got a clear path to a full time role, and some exciting year 1 numbers as well. He was 5th (!) among TEs in targets per route run (0.23) per @​FantasyPtsData, ahead of the likes of Colston Loveland, Tyler Warren, and Brock Bowers. His draft stock fell a bit after performing poorly in the NFL Combine, but he was injured which affected his numbers of course (probably would've been a round 3 pick, but that's anecdotal). With Cam...

Gunnar Helm has been one of my favorite late round TE targets. He's got a clear path to a full time role, and some exciting year 1 numbers as well. He was 5th (!) among TEs in targets per route run (0.23) per @​FantasyPtsData, ahead of the likes of Colston Loveland, Tyler Warren, and Brock Bowers. His draft stock fell a bit after performing poorly in the NFL Combine, but he was injured which affected his numbers of course (probably would've been a round 3 pick, but that's anecdotal). With Cam...

Gunnar Helm has been one of my favorite late round TE targets. He's got a clear path to a full time role, and some exciting year 1 numbers as well. He was 5th (!) among TEs in targets per route run (0.23) per @​FantasyPtsData, ahead of the likes of Colston Loveland, Tyler Warren, and Brock Bowers. His draft stock fell a bit after performing poorly in the NFL Combine, but he was injured which affected his numbers of course (probably would've been a round 3 pick, but that's anecdotal). With Cam...

Gunnar Helm has been one of my favorite late round TE targets. He's got a clear path to a full time role, and some exciting year 1 numbers as well. He was 5th (!) among TEs in targets per route run (0.23) per @​FantasyPtsData, ahead of the likes of Colston Loveland, Tyler Warren, and Brock Bowers. His draft stock fell a bit after performing poorly in the NFL Combine, but he was injured which affected his numbers of course (probably would've been a round 3 pick, but that's anecdotal). With Cam...

Gunnar Helm has been one of my favorite late round TE targets. He's got a clear path to a full time role, and some exciting year 1 numbers as well. He was 5th (!) among TEs in targets per route run (0.23) per @​FantasyPtsData, ahead of the likes of Colston Loveland, Tyler Warren, and Brock Bowers. His draft stock fell a bit after performing poorly in the NFL Combine, but he was injured which affected his numbers of course (probably would've been a round 3 pick, but that's anecdotal). With Cam...

KEEP/TRADE/CUT: Tucker Kraft Colston Loveland Tyler Warren

KEEP/TRADE/CUT: Tucker Kraft Colston Loveland Tyler Warren

KEEP/TRADE/CUT: Tucker Kraft Colston Loveland Tyler Warren

Panthers HC Dave Canales on Xavier Legette: “He is putting in the time in the playbook… He’s busting his butt on the field, working on little technical skills.”

George Pickens is officially back in the building for mandatory minicamp.

Breece Hall - every regular season touch of 15+ yards in 2025 - RB6 in total explosives, tied with Derrick Henry, James Cook, and Jonathan Taylor - RB3 in the percentage of touches resulting in 15+ yards since entering the NFL in 2022, behind only De'Von Achane and Jahmyr Gibbs

Rashee Rice (knee) running off to the side during camp

Potential Cardinals starting QB mid-season (around week 10 onwards) if team decides to evaluate him or if they secure top 1-3 draft pick. No one expects strong performance from Beck; described as risky option. Uncertainty about whether he'll start and when creates additional risk for Cardinals pass-catchers.

Expected to be Cardinals' starting QB for 2026, but uncertainty about whether he'll play full season. Threw 40-50 times per game in 2025 due to team being down 10+ at halftime and lacking healthy RBs; this volume is not expected to repeat. Brissett's ability to create garbage-time stats in 2025 unlikely to continue with new coaching staff and run-first approach. Some debate about whether he can replicate 2025 performance with new scheme. Uncertainty about whether Carson Beck or Gardner Minshew will take over mid-season.

Cardinals drafted Love with 3rd overall pick in 2026 draft. Expected to significantly reduce passing volume compared to 2025 when team had no healthy RBs and led league in pass attempts. New coaching staff expected to implement run-first scheme, with Love as primary back. Also mentioned as potential pass-catcher out of backfield, potentially making him 4th option in passing game ahead of Wilson. Addition of Love is cited as major reason for reduced passing volume and Wilson's expected regression. Neutral; viewed as factual constraint on passing volume rather than positive/negative for Wilson specifically.

McBride expected to be top pass-catcher on Cardinals offense for 2026, ahead of both MHJ and Wilson. Described as 'league winner' in 2025 and one of best TEs in game. Expected to receive 8-10 targets per game. Some debate about whether he'll regress from 2025 volume given new coaching staff and run-first approach, but consensus is he remains a top-tier TE. One comment suggests Bower may be preferred over McBride this year due to expected volume decline, but McBride still viewed as top TE. Post-injury MHJ played limited snaps while McBride maintained target volume.

MHJ expected to be healthy and primary WR1 for 2026 after missing time late 2025. In games with both MHJ and Brissett healthy: 66 targets, 38 rec, 562 yards, 4 TDs (vs Wilson's 39 targets, 21 rec, 223 yards, 1 TD). When only Brissett was starter: 35 targets, 18 rec, 256 yards, 2 TDs. Post-initial injury (weeks 13, 16, 17): played limited snaps (33-60% snap counts), 10 total targets, appeared to be testing injury rather than fully playing; had 11 targets across three games post-injury. New coaching staff may use MHJ more intelligently than previous regime (which used him as 'sacrificial X'). Some debate whether MHJ will have year-3 breakout; community skeptical given his ADP and historical...

Finished 2025 as top-12 WR in PPR (mostly weeks 11-18 after MHJ injury); FantasyPros ranks him WR41 for 2026. In games with both MHJ and Brissett healthy: 39 targets, 21 rec, 223 yards, 1 TD vs. MHJ's 66 targets, 38 rec, 562 yards, 4 TDs. When only Brissett was starter: Wilson 22 targets, 13 rec, 171 yards, 0 TDs vs. MHJ 35 targets, 18 rec, 256 yards, 2 TDs. Pre-MHJ injury (5 games): 13.8% target share (WR62), 0.14 TPRR (WR93), 43.0 rec YPG (WR46), 7.7 FPG (WR59). Post-MHJ injury (weeks 11-18): averaged 11 targets/game, 26 PPR points/game; averaged 4 targets/game pre-injury. Brissett threw 40-50 times per game during Wilson's breakout stretch due to team being down 10+ at halftime; Cardin...

Footage of Rashee Rice being released from jail:

Rashee Rice released from jail after serving 30-day sentence for violating his probation.

I agree and fully expect JK Dobbins to pick up right where he left off missing 8 games.

Meanwhile, De’Von Achane just keeps ranking RB1 in a buncha metrics… on a terrible Dolphins team

My RB watching experience this Spring: Jahmyr Gibbs — well this has to be the best RB Bijan Robinson — dear god, I know how good he is, and still, I somehow continue to sleep on him. This is the best RB Jonathan Taylor — okay, but fr, this is the actual best RB

My RB watching experience this Spring: Jahmyr Gibbs — well this has to be the best RB Bijan Robinson — dear god, I know how good he is, and still, I somehow continue to sleep on him. This is the best RB Jonathan Taylor — okay, but fr, this is the actual best RB

My RB watching experience this Spring: Jahmyr Gibbs — well this has to be the best RB Bijan Robinson — dear god, I know how good he is, and still, I somehow continue to sleep on him. This is the best RB Jonathan Taylor — okay, but fr, this is the actual best RB

James Cook - every regular season touch of 15+ yards in 2025 - RB6 in total explosive plays in 2025 - Tied with Derrick Henry for RB2 in explosive play TDs since entering the league in 2022. Only Saquon Barkley has more.

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Rookie WR from 2024; did 'absolutely nothing' as rookie with no competition; dynasty holders hope for breakout but no evidence supports it; one comment suggests Pete Carroll's reluctance to play rookies and poor utilization in traditional X role limited him; some 'truthers' believe better coaching could unlock him; community consensus is skeptical—'Bech gonna take over' marked as 'cope'; viewed as least likely of the three to emerge as WR1.

Mentioned as alternative WR1 candidate alongside Nailor; 5'8", 180 lbs (smaller frame); had opportunities to be WR1 in 'really bad offenses' previously; some community members see him sharing WR1 production with Nailor week-to-week; less favored than Nailor due to size and prior lack of breakout despite opportunities.

Universally acknowledged as #1 pass-catcher in Raiders offense; not a wide receiver, so WR1 discussion excludes him; comparison to Kelce's role in Kansas City post-Tyreek; Kubiak scheme heavily favors TE (Seattle comp: JSN 24.2 PPG, #2 WR ~WR60 overall at 14.6 PPG); limits ceiling for any Raiders WR to WR3 production at best; some debate whether he'll be 'JSN for Kubiak's offense.'

Signed 3-year, $35M contract with ~$23M guaranteed; 6'0", 190 lbs (similar to JSN body type); was buried on depth chart behind Jefferson and Addison in Minnesota; community views him as most likely WR1 candidate on Raiders; contract guarantees signal team intent to utilize him; available in late rounds/best ball as free agent; multiple comments target him in drafts; some view him as only Raiders WR with realistic breakout potential.

De'Von Achane is also insanely elite (below). Maybe his pure explosiveness keeps the offense on schedule with a high early down run rate. IDK though. Without an early-down pass threat (see: this team's receivers), I'm not optimistic it works <

Hunter at wide receiver 57 is a late-round value play given his second overall draft capital; he showed a breakout performance in one game before injury, and the Jaguars' coaching staff history of changing plans on his usage creates upside.

Hunter is wide receiver 57 in ADP and may nibble into the roles of Brian Thomas Jr. and Parker Washington; he's supposed to play full-time cornerback and part-time wide receiver, but the Jaguars coaching staff has flip-flopped on his usage before.

Washington is a really damn good slot receiver who can also play on the outside as needed; he and Brian Thomas Jr. will likely be the primary target-getters in the Jaguars passing offense.

Washington is wide receiver 35 in ADP and represents strong PPR value as a slot receiver whose underneath role fits Trevor Lawrence's strengths; he could be a big winner if Brian Thomas Jr. doesn't emerge as the primary target.

Thomas is the super talented wide receiver who can play X, get deep, and move around the formation; however, Trevor Lawrence has struggled to get him the ball consistently, creating uncertainty about his role.

Thomas is wide receiver 34 in ADP but has bounce-back potential after dealing with wrist injuries last year that affected his confidence and Trevor Lawrence's willingness to throw his way; he has the skill set to play X and get deep.

The Texans have improved their offensive line and added better-blocking tight ends, allowing them to run 12 and 13 personnel packages more effectively; this will help Montgomery get to the goal line and punch in touchdowns.

Montgomery is the clear lead back for the Texans and will receive the bulk of rushing volume; the team brought him in specifically to use him heavily, similar to how they used Joe Mixon previously.

Montgomery projects as running back 11 in half PPR due to massive volume in a bell cow role on an offense with 13.4 implied rushing touchdowns; he's expected to get approximately 9 rushing scores with potential for 10+ if healthy.

Kelce will benefit from uncertainty around Rashee Rice's availability and Mahomes' ACL recovery, which should lead to more short passes and dump-offs to the tight end; the Chiefs haven't added significant passing game weapons to replace him.

Kelce finished as tight end 3 last year despite age concerns and retirement speculation; he will continue to be a target vacuum, especially if Rashee Rice misses time, and should benefit from Mahomes' ACL recovery leading to more short passes.

Kelce at tight end 11 in ADP is undervalued in full PPR and half PPR formats; his ADP has been suppressed due to age concerns and retirement speculation, but he remains a target vacuum with significant upside.

Nabers is significantly overvalued at wide receiver 14 (round three) given his injury status, the Giants' expected poor offensive performance under Matt Nagy, and lack of practice time; he should be avoided and allowed to fall further in drafts.

Nabers is wide receiver 14 in ADP but projects as wide receiver 15 in points per game with expected missed games at the start of the year, making him a PUP candidate with major concerns about early-season production.

Nabers is not expected to be ready for week one and is not getting practice with Jackson Dough during crucial June training; if he's still recovering into July, it signals serious concerns about his availability.

Pollard is the likely lead running back for the Titans and will be used heavily this year; the team paid him and chose to keep him over alternatives like Spears and Singleton.

Pollard is running back 30 in ADP but should outperform that ranking due to an improved Titans offense with Cam Ward in year two and Carnell Tate leading the WR corps, which will create more scoring opportunities and goal-line chances for the lead back.

Kamara's presence in the Saints backfield creates uncertainty and could limit Travis Etienne's touches and receiving opportunities, though trading or buying him out seems unlikely given his continued quality as a player.

If Alvin Kamara remains in the backfield, Etienne could finish as RB 16-22 in 2026, which would be disappointing, but he could return to RB 8-12 finishes in subsequent years once Kamara is out of the way.

Etienne is tied to a strong offensive environment with Tyler Shuck and Kellen Moore, and despite not being known as an elite receiving back, he has consistent pass-catching utility with 35-73 targets across his career.

Etienne is ranked RB 21 and is a seventh-eighth round pick, but his upside is contingent on Alvin Kamara's role in the offense; if Kamara remains, Etienne's ceiling is limited.

Williams is a nice buy at his current price point, and at 26.1 years old, he should be viewed as a strong competitor option with continued upside.

Williams should maintain 51 targets, keep red zone touches up, and score double-digit touchdowns again, with no reason he shouldn't rush for 1,000 yards given his 252 carries last year.

Williams faces no significant competition for touches with only Malik Davis and Jaden Blue as backup options, and the Cowboys have committed to him with multi-year security after proving his health.

Williams is ranked RB 19 but the analyst believes he is mispriced and should be ranked higher, closer to Scadabo's tier, as he has proven he is back to pre-injury form and is tied to one of the NFL's best offenses.

Barkley is ranked RB 18 and should be in the same tier as Christian McCaffrey, though the consensus has them split for unclear reasons.

McCaffrey is ranked RB 17 and despite being a 'buyers beware' depending on situation, he will likely still score a high volume of fantasy points and should be in the same tier as Saquon Barkley.

Irving has a shoulder injury that could impact his availability in the offseason, though the analyst still believes in his talent and would buy him if he misses time due to the injury.

Irving is expected to be a highly proficient pass-catching running back with 30-35 targets and 30 receptions, offsetting any lack of red zone carries with strong receiving utility.

Irving is ranked RB 15 and the analyst is the highest on him among the consensus group, believing in his talent and expecting him to be a key part of Tampa's offense if healthy.

Williams has never had less than 1,100 yards or double-digit touchdowns and is consistently involved in high-value red zone opportunities due to the Rams' strong offense, making him a reliable fantasy asset at 25-26 years old.

Blake Corum is not expected to significantly cut into Kyron Williams' role despite being more explosive. The Rams have consistently prioritized Williams as their lead back, and there's no evidence this will change.

Kyron Williams is ranked RB14 in consensus rankings with significant confidence from one analyst who has him at RB47 overall (vs. RB78 for the other analyst). He's a trusted lead back for the Rams with three straight years of double-digit rushing touchdowns and over 1,100 yards, with no reason to believe Blake Corum's role will grow.

Quinshawn Judkins is ranked RB13 in consensus rankings and is viewed as a major buy at the running back position. He's proving doubters wrong about his missed tackles and force per attempt, and the New York environment is superior to Cleveland's with better quarterback prospects and offensive line development.

Travon Henderson is ranked RB12 in consensus rankings, marking the start of a new tier alongside Quinshawn Judkins.

Chase Brown is ranked RB11 in consensus rankings and has earned his spot through consistent production. He plays in the Eastern time zone, catches passes, and doesn't have Blake Corum competition to worry about.

Kenneth Walker is ranked RB10 in consensus rankings and is viewed as a strong landing spot for Kansas City, with the team needing to change how they use the running back position.

Breece Hall is ranked RB9 in consensus rankings and is viewed as a top-tier receiving back who could finish as RB1 if given 50-70 targets and a functional offense. Everything around him has improved with Gino Smith, upgraded tight end position, and additions like Omar Cooper and Garrett Wilson.

Jonathan Taylor is ranked RB8 in consensus rankings and is part of a tier with James Cook and Breece Hall. He was on pace for 26 points per game for the first 10 weeks of the season.

James Cook is ranked RB7 in consensus rankings and is part of a tier with Jonathan Taylor and Breece Hall.

Devon Achane is viewed as having unbelievable talent and is included in the same tier as Jeanty, Love, and Hampton from a dynasty perspective, though ranked slightly lower on overall value.

Jeremiah Love is ranked RB4 in consensus rankings as a blue chip prospect with elite talent, though his year one may be ugly similar to Jeanty's rookie season.

Ashton Jeanty is ranked RB3 in consensus rankings and is viewed as a prototypical workhorse who could push into the top tier with Gibbs and Bijan, though Arizona's dysfunction may limit ceiling outcomes.

Bijan Robinson is ranked RB1 in the consensus 2026 dynasty running back rankings.

Chris Rodriguez is referenced by the Buccaneers coaching staff as a comparison for what they want Rashad White to be, but Rodriguez has mostly looked good in practice and was waived five times in the same season by the Washington Commanders.

Michael Pittman is selected as a wide receiver, providing another late-round quarterback stacking option.

Javante Williams is noted as not being a sure thing despite being good for part of last year, with the coaching staff preferring Jaden Blue as a backup option.

Taj Brooks is estimated to have a 0.1% draft rate in best ball mania, indicating he is almost never drafted.

Sean Tucker is being drafted in 7.7% of best ball mania drafts (nearly 100%), making him a highly-drafted late-round running back despite similar outcome ranges to other undrafted backs like Jaden Blue.

Bryce Young is being taken in the 13th round, demonstrating the impact of the three-quarterback meta on quarterback ADP.

CJ Stroud going in the 130s is cited as evidence of the three-quarterback meta, with quarterbacks being pushed way up in ADP.

Geno Smith is mentioned as one of the late-round quarterback options available in the draft.

Aaron Rodgers is selected as a quarterback pick in the 14th round; the analyst is surprised he hasn't moved up more after signing, noting he is unlikely to score 20 fantasy points.

Sam Darnold was taken off the board before the analysts could consider him as a quarterback option.

Daniel Jones (referred to as 'Dimes') is selected as a quarterback pick, though the analyst notes he doesn't really like him.

Jordan Mason is mentioned as part of a range of running backs the analyst is loading up on in the mid-round range.

Aaron Jones is mentioned as part of a range of running backs (Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason, Rashad White) that the analyst is loading up on in the mid-round range.

AJ Brown was traded away from the Eagles, which is impacting Jalen Hurts' ADP and fantasy outlook.

Jaylen Warren is selected as a running back option, preferred over Romandre, indicating he is viewed as a solid mid-round target.

Jonathan Brooks is discussed as a potential pick but the analysts decide not to reach on him at pick 94, noting they don't need to force the selection.

DeAndre Swift is highlighted as an example of a player who could rise in rankings; ETR has him ranked around 39th, suggesting potential upside if rankings are adjusted.

Malik Willis is getting buzz but his ADP has not moved at all despite the hype; the analyst does not like him much and sees a path to him flopping, wishing he would get more expensive and go ahead of Baker Mayfield and Tyler Shuck.

Jalen Hurts is falling in ADP because AJ Brown is no longer his teammate and due to tough postseason matchups against Houston and Seattle in the playoffs.

Travis Hunter is universally highly ranked, with the analyst noting shocking agreement across all analysts on his value.

Jaden Higgins is highly ranked by Mason and appears to be a strong pick, with the analyst noting he was really high on the rankings.

Quinshon Judkins will probably have at least one insane ceiling game, such as a three-touchdown performance or a 65-yard rushing touchdown, similar to his three-touchdown game last year.

The analyst is concerned about Judkins' ability to score 13 touchdowns on a bad Browns team with poor quarterback play, offensive line, and defense, expecting some games where he scores only 4-6 points despite high carries.

Quinshon Judkins in 2026 is expected to have one of the best per-game rushing workloads in the entire NFL, with a floor of about 15 rushes and an expected increased passing game role compared to last year.

Nick Chubb was insanely good when he went in the second round on the Browns, with people forgetting how dominant he was.

Evan Ingram is draftable as a DraftKings pick in the 20th round, though the analyst notes multiple positive reports about him.

The analyst is taking Jaden Reed in the draft, indicating he views him as a solid pick at his current ADP.

Jaden Daniels paired with Terry McLaurin is a high-permutation combo occurring in 2.1% of drafts, indicating strong synergy between the two.

Trevion Henderson has higher ceiling upside than Judkins and more upside than David Montgomery, with the analyst preferring him over DeAndre Swift and Javante Williams if given 20 touches.

Despite being a disappointment last year, Trevion Henderson has shown ceiling games of 28, 32, 30, and 17 points, making his profile very difficult to pass on in the fifth round.

Trevion Henderson falling to the middle of the fifth round is an excellent value, with the analyst unable to find a convincing argument against taking him there despite his disappointing 2024 season.

Zay Flowers has scored more than 20 half-PPR points only a couple of times in the last three years, likely twice including a two-touchdown game last year.

Jonathan Taylor is a strong pairing option with Terry McLaurin, as the analyst has drafted Taylor 20 times but never with McLaurin, making it a valuable combo to diversify.

The analyst is taking Terry McLaurin in this draft despite having only 1.2% of him in previous drafts, as part of a strategy to diversify team combinations and avoid stagnant roster construction.

Kenneth Walker is going 30th overall on ESPN, which the analyst views as an affordable price, noting he would be a very strong pick in home leagues.

CeeDee Lamb had one of the years where the analyst didn't feel good about him, finishing as WR6 last year while being out-targeted by George Pickens.

The analyst wonders if George Pickens is being undervalued right now, noting the Dallas Cowboys' pass-heavy offense under Brian Schottenheimer and questioning whether Pickens might hold out for top-tier WR money (Justin Jefferson/Jamar Chase level).

Pickens had the best year of his career last year, outperforming CeeDee Lamb in receptions (86 vs 92), receiving yards (1,575 vs 1,749), receiving touchdowns (12 vs 8), yards per target (9.2 vs 8.5), yards per route run (2.5 vs 2.3), and routes per game (8.1 vs 7.8).

George Pickens may not attend Cowboys minicamp amid contract drama, raising questions about whether he will play the upcoming season without a new deal.

Michael Wilson is the team at pick 12's only wide receiver option alongside Ricky Pierall, representing weak wide receiver depth that makes their team construction difficult.

Analyst takes Katon Mitchell at pick 124+ as a pure handcuff to Amari Hampton, viewing him as having very few usable weeks if Hampton stays healthy, and notes this is not ideal in a $500 draft.

Analyst's highest ranked remaining name is Travis Hunter, though the team cannot take him over Katon Mitchell due to draft board constraints.

Tyrone Tracy is selected off the board after Daniel Jones at pick 134.

Daniel Jones is selected at pick 134 in the draft.

Jaylen McMillan is selected by the team at pick 12 as one of their next two receivers.

Jaden Higgins is selected by the team at pick 12 as one of their next two receivers.

Dalton Schultz is selected at pick 131 in the draft.

Analyst takes Jake Ferguson as a tight end who stacks with Dak Prescott, addressing the team's need for another tight end after Kyle Pitts.

Chris Rodriguez is selected at pick 124 in the draft.

George Kittle is selected at pick 122 in the draft.

Stefon Diggs is selected at pick 120 in the draft.

Analyst states it would have been "an absolute dream" to get Jordan Mason around pick 11 to monopolize Minnesota Vikings running back backfield touches.

Analyst expresses strong confidence in Aaron Jones, calling a "generational season incoming" and stating he'd rather have Kyle Pitts and Aaron Jones than Gainwell and Casey Conception, despite having KC Conception ranked ahead of Jones.

Analyst explicitly argues against taking Kenneth Gainwell at pick 105, preferring Kyle Pitts instead, and notes that the team at pick 12 taking Gainwell and Rashad White is a reaction to being told they have a bad team.

Analyst takes Kyle Pitts at pick 105 over Kenneth Gainwell, stating "it's extremely tough to make an argument of Kenneth Gainwell over Kyle Pittz" and later reaffirms the decision, saying he'd rather have Kyle Pitts and Aaron Jones than Gainwell and Casey Conception.

Kenneth Gainwell is considered inferior to Kyle Pitts at pick 105, with the analyst finding it extremely tough to make an argument for Gainwell over Pitts.

Kyle Pitts is drafted at pick 105 to fill the team's tight end need, with the analyst noting it's extremely tough to make an argument for Kenneth Gainwell over Pitts at this point.

Jared Goff is drafted at pick 97 in this $500 draft.

Michael Wilson is drafted at pick 84 by another team, indicating that team is a 'rogue drafter' with unpredictable draft strategy.

RJ Harvey received surgery news and is expected to fall further in drafts as a result.

Jordan Addison falls to the team and is the analyst's highest-ranked player available at that point in the draft.

Dak Prescott is drafted at pick 81 as the team's second quarterback, selected partly due to a random jersey draw that aligned with the team's CeeDee Lamb selection.

Tucker Kraft is drafted at pick 79 in this $500 draft.

Justin Herbert cannot be taken because the team already has Josh Allen at quarterback, and taking a third QB would leave the team too far behind at other positions.

Alec Pierce is noted as a big-time follower with surgery concerns, making him a risky pick despite being the analyst's highest-ranked name at this point.

Jaylen Warren is drafted at pick 77 in this $500 draft.

Colston Loveland is already on the team, making a dual tight end approach with Tyler Warren unlikely to be productive.

Tyler Warren falls to pick 73, which the analyst finds surprisingly low and notes the Warren-Loveland tight end combo will likely be non-existent.

Drake Maye is drafted at pick 70 in this $500 draft.

Josh Allen is drafted at pick 33 as the elite quarterback anchor for this team.

CeeDee Lamb is selected as a top-tier wide receiver in this draft.

Devon Achane serves as the anchor running back for this draft team.

CeeDee Lamb is part of the analyst's wide receiver core in the draft build.

Devon Achane serves as the anchor running back in the analyst's draft build.

Rome Odunze is the analyst's highest-ranked name at pick 64, fitting the strategy of slamming wide receivers in the middle rounds.

Marvin Harrison was selected at pick 41 by team 11, which is noted as looking strong.

DJ Moore is ranked as a round six player normally, but the analyst breaks the tie in favor of him at round five specifically in Josh Allen builds, making this the one time he'll take Moore in round five.

Carnell Tate is one of the analyst's highest-ranked names and the preferred pick in a vacuum, but is passed over at pick 58 due to Josh Allen's presence in the build.

Quentin Johnston is one of the analyst's highest-ranked names in the draft.

Josh Jacobs was selected at pick 37 by team 12 in the draft.

Javonte Williams was selected at pick 36 by team 12 in the draft.

Josh Allen is the analyst's highest-ranked player and is consistently falling to the fourth round; drafting him at pick 33 avoids reaching on mediocre quarterbacks later.

McBride faces headwinds next season: Marvin Harrison's return will balance Arizona's pass-to-rush ratio, the offense will get worse overall, and there will be more target competition, all working against him at his draft cost.

Josh Allen is the analyst's highest ranked player at quarterback and consistently falls to the fourth round in drafts, making him a strong value pick.

Devon Achane is the analyst's highest ranked player and also the highest ranked according to ADP, and is selected in the draft as a safe, chalk pick.

Trey McBride was selected 13th overall in this $500 draft. While he had an exceptional season last year with only one bad game and seven dominant performances, he faces headwinds this season including a more run-heavy offense, significant regression projections for Arizona (second-worst offense in the league), and increased target competition with Marvin Harrison healthy.

James Cook was selected 12th overall in this $500 draft and paired with Trey McBride in a unique combination that occurs in fewer than 0.1% of drafts.

Saquon Barkley was selected 11th overall in this $500 draft.

Justin Jefferson was selected 10th overall in this $500 draft, immediately after CeeDee Lamb.

Analyst has CeeDee Lamb ranked ahead of Jefferson and selects him 9th overall, pairing him with Dak Prescott for a Cowboys stack.

Jonathan Taylor was selected 8th overall in this $500 draft.

Amon-Ra St. Brown was selected 7th overall in this $500 draft.

Christian McCaffrey was selected 6th overall in this $500 draft.

Analyst is pairing Jatavon Sanders with Bryce Young as part of a quarterback stack strategy.

Analyst is pairing a tight end with Joe Burrow as part of a quarterback stack strategy.

Dylan Samson is being drafted as the fifth running back on the team.

Analyst is taking Gunnar Helm as a tight end, indicating confidence in his role in the Tennessee Titans offense.

Dylan Samson is being taken as the fifth running back in the draft.

Gunnar Helm is being taken as a tight end, with the team being highly concentrated in the Tennessee Titans offense.

Kyler Murray shares the same bye week as Joe Burrow, which impacts the team's ability to take an optimal roster construction.

Joe Burrow shares the same bye week as Kyler Murray, which impacts the team's ability to take an optimal roster construction.

Jawan Jennings falls pretty far in comparison to his ADP and is being taken to stack with Kyler Murray.

Bryce Young is being taken as a third QB to stack with Ted and McMillan, described as 'going to be a no-brainer' in this draft context.

Part of the wide receiver room that needs heavy investment in the tournament draft.

Part of the wide receiver room that needs heavy investment in the tournament draft.

Listed as part of the wide receiver room that needs heavy investment; analyst notes the team needs to take seven wide receivers to maintain depth.

Drafted at pick 61 as the team's first quarterback investment in the tournament draft.

Analyst's second-highest ranked name overall; drafted at pick 133 as part of the running back investment strategy.

Drafted at pick 132 as the analyst's highest-ranked receiver option; selected to maintain wide receiver depth despite needing to limit WR investments due to three tight end and third QB requirements.

Not reached on at pick 135 despite being available; analyst prefers to wait on third quarterback options and prioritize other positions given existing QB investments in Joe Burrow and Kyler Murray.

Alternative receiver option that would pair with Bo Nicks in a different stacking strategy for tournament play.

Drafted at pick 113 in the tournament draft.

Drafted at pick 108 as a stack partner with Jordan Addison; analyst prefers him over Bo Nicks to correlate bets on the Vikings passing offense in tournament play.

Drafted at pick 85 as part of a Vikings passing offense stack strategy in a $500 tournament draft; analyst views him as a compelling early investment to correlate bets with Kyler Murray.

Jared Goff goes at pick 113 in the draft.

Justin Jefferson is on a team that gets value by taking Bo Nicks at pick 112.

Bryce Young is considered an uninspiring quarterback option with limited rushing upside compared to Kyler Murray.