Fantasy Football News

Ravens quarterback Malik Cunningham has switched to wide receiver. (Source: Ryan Mink on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: According to Mink, Cunningham is listed as a wide receiver on the Ravens roster. He made several catches at practice on Thursday. He'll look to earn a depth role at wide receiver for Baltimore out of camp.

Courtland Sutton has remained absent from Broncos voluntary OTAs. (Source: 9news.com)

Fantasy Impact: Sutton is away from the team as he seeks a new contract. There had been trade rumors surrounding Sutton earlier in the offseason, but it appears he will remain with Denver. It is too early to be concerned about his status, but it is worth monitoring.

Broncos coach Sean Payton said Greg Dulcich is expected to return ahead of training camp. (Source: Andrew Mason on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Dulcich was limited last season due to hamstring and foot injuries. He should be the starting tight end for Denver as long as he can stay healthy.

Broncos coach Sean Payton said Bo Nix is "farther along" than most would be in OTAs. (Source: DNVR Broncos on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Payton added that Nix has picked up the offense very quickly in camp. Nix is still competing with Jarrett Stidham and Zach Wilson for the Week 1 starting job, and it appears the rookie may have the edge for the starting job out of the gate.

Dawand Jones is reportedly expected to be close to a full-go at the start of training camp. (Source: Cleveland.com)

Fantasy Impact: Jones suffered a torn MCL that ended his season early last year. He has been going through drills at OTAs and appears to be on track to be back to full health at some point during training camp. He appeared in 11 games last season, starting nine of them at right tackle.

The Pittsburgh Steelers signed RB La'Mical Perine. (Source: Pittsburgh Steelers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Perine was released by the Chiefs last week. He'll look to land a depth role in the Steelers running back room.

The Las Vegas Raiders reworked the contract of Maxx Crosby to give him a $6 million raise for the upcoming season. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Raiders also moved an additional $1.2 million into 2025. He should remain the leader on the defense and one of the best defensive players in the NFL this upcoming season.

Eagles beat reporter Jeff McLane said that Tyler Steen is working with the starters at right guard. (Source: Philadelphia Inquirer)

Fantasy Impact: Steen was the No. 65 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. He played in four games last season, but could earn a bigger role on the Eagles offensive line heading into this season.

Green Bay Packers WR Christian Watson believes he found the source of his hamstring injuries, a muscle imbalance between his two legs, and is working toward remedying that going forward. (Source: Rob Demovsky, ESPN)

Fantasy Impact: Watson's legs had a 20% imbalance in muscle mass, according to the results he found at the University of Wisconsin's School of Medicine and Public Health. Watson has worked toward getting the difference between 8-10%. On top of increasing his leg strength, Watson has time to fully heal during the offseason, and after missing 11 games in his first two years because of his right hamstring, he looks to play in full in Year 3.

Marvin Harrison Jr. has signed his rookie contract with the Cardinals. The deal is a fully guaranteed four-year contract worth $35.37 million with a $22.5 million signing bonus. (Source: Ari Meirov on X)

Fantasy Impact: Harrison looks to follow in his dad's footsteps as an elite wide receiver at the NFL level as Kyler Murray's top wide receiver option. Expectations are high for the 21-year-old rookie as he looks to make an immediate impact for the Cardinals that finished the past two years with a record of 4-13.

Broncos coach Sean Payton said Drew Sanders tore his Achilles earlier in the offseason. (Source: Zac Stevens on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Broncos are hoping Sanders can return at some point later in the season, potentially around October.

NFL reporter Gregg Rosenthal projects Trey McBride as the second-leading receiver for the Cardinals this season. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McBride broke out last season for 825 yards receiving on 81 receptions. That came with Kyler Murray missing more than half the season. Marvin Harrison Jr. projects to be the No. 1 target right away for Murray, but McBride is in a place to be that No. 2 target in the passing game on this Arizona offense.

Rookie WR Rome Odunze (hamstring) will look to "ramp back in" next week for a return to the Chicago Bears' OTAs, says head coach Matt Eberflus. (Source: Zack Pearson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Odunze reportedly did some work at a walk-through speed on Thursday and will aim to return within the next week. The rookie WR has been dealing with a hamstring injury for the last week, and the Bears will look to ease him in as they prepare for a new-look offense in 2024.

Keenan Allen was not at Bears voluntary OTAs practice on Thursday. (Source: Courtney Cronin on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: These practices are all voluntary, so there is no reason to be too concerned right now. It is worth monitoring nonetheless.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson Jr. told reporters that the team is expected to run more no-huddle offense this season. (Source: Lynnell Willingham on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It makes sense that Washington would try to run a faster offense with the dual threat ability of Jayden Daniels under center. New offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury ran a heavy no-huddle offense with Arizona and it appears he'll bring that same approach to Washington. It is looking like a completely new offense for the Commanders compared to recent years.

Deshaun Watson is throwing every other day at practice as he continues to rehab from shoulder surgery. (Source: ESPN.com)

Fantasy Impact: Watson appears to be making progress, but he and Cleveland are still taking it slow. His status remains worth monitoring heading into training camp, but he remains on track to be fully healthy by the start of the season. Jameis Winston is currently the backup to Watson for Cleveland.

Tim Patrick has been participating in Broncos OTAs. (Source: Nick Kosmider on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Patrick, who is coming off back-to-back season-ending injuries in training camp was running routes at practice on Thursday. It is unclear where Patrick fits into the offense with Courtland Sutton, Marvin Mims, Josh Reynolds and Troy Franklin among the players in the Broncos wide receiver room.

The Philadelphia Eagles signed WR John Ross. (Source: Philadelphia Eagles on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Ross is back in the NFL after announcing his retirement last offseason. He has not played in a regular season game since 2021, dealing with a number of injuries throughout his career. He'll look to earn a depth spot in the Eagles wide receiver room out of camp.

Daniel Jones said he has "no doubt" about being healthy for the start of this season. (Source: Jordan Raanan on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: “I don’t have any doubt about it,” Jones said. Jones was recently participating in 7-on-7 drills at OTAs earlier this week. This figures to be a huge prove-it year for Jones with the Giants drafting Malik Nabers in the first round of the NFL Draft last month.

Giants coach Brian Daboll said Darren Waller has not been attending voluntary OTAs. (Source: Dan Duggan on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Waller is continuing to consider retirement as he brought up earlier in the offseason. It is not clear if there is a specific date when Waller will make a decision by, but it could be by training camp. The Giants drafted TE Theo Johnson last month who recently signed his rookie deal.