Fantasy Football News

Jalin Hyatt left Giants minicamp practice early on Tuesday with an apparent leg injury. (Source: Dan Duggan on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Hyatt left a drill early in practice and was getting his left leg stretched by a trainer. He spoke to coach Brian Daboll before leaving practice. There should be an update on his status when available. He had reportedly been developing a strong rapport with Russell Wilson.

Chiefs first-round OT Josh Simmons is taking his rehab day-to-day ahead of training camp. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: "This is kind of what I anticipated," Simmons said when asked if he feels he can be ready for training camp. "What I worked for. I got my operation done by the platinum standard, and then I have the best in the business here." Barring any setbacks, Simmons should be ready to go close to the start of training camp.

Beau Brade did not participate in Tuesday's practice with the Ravens. (Source: Jeff Zrebiec on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Brade was one of three players sidelined for the Ravens as he battles an ankle injury. He is day-to-day for now with training camp around the corner.

Emery Jones Jr. did not practice during minicamp on Tuesday. (Source: Jeff Zrebiec on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jones was one of three players sidelined for the Ravens as he battles a shoulder injury. He is day-to-day for now with training camp around the corner.

Daiyan Henley told reporters he was a full-go for minicamp after undergoing shoulder surgery during the offseason. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Henley missed some time early in the offseason program after undergoing surgery. He figures to remain a full-go heading into training camp.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that Anthony Richardson is “expected to be fine” by the beginning of training camp in July. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Richardson met with a doctor who revealed the news to him. He will not require surgery as rest is expected to be what is needed to get him fully healthy. He will enter training camp in a battle for the Week 1 starting role with Daniel Jones.

Ian Rapoport reported that Rams OT Alaric Jackson is dealing with blood clots, putting his 2025 season in question. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jackson is expected to play at some point this season, but his timeline to return is currently unclear. The Rams signed free agent D.J. Humphries earlier this week as a likely alternative plan with the uncertainty on Jackson.

Sam Cosmi is reportedly "hitting all the benchmarks” in his recovery from a torn ACL. (Source: John Keim on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Cosmi has been practicing off to the side during practices with the Commanders. It remains unclear when he'll be ready to return as a full-go for Washington.

Brian Thomas Jr. was a full participant at practice on Thursday following his injury scare earlier in the week. (Source: John Shipley)

Fantasy Impact: Thomas was held out of practice for precautionary reasons. He is back to being a full-go.

J.J. McCarthy told reporters his surgically-repaired knee feels “stronger than ever.” (Source: Kevin Seifert on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McCarthy has been a full-go in the Vikings offseason program with training camp around the corner. He enters a very favorable situation on the Vikings offense heading into his first full season after missing all of last year.

Noah Brown underwent an MRI on Thursday following his early exit from practice on Wednesday. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Brown was able to walk off the field under his own power on Wednesday before he was carted off. There will be an update provided on his status by the Commanders when available.

Derrick Brown reportedly hopes to be ready to participate in drills by training camp. (Source: Mike Kaye on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Brown was not taking part in drills at the start of minicamp as he battles a knee injury. Carolina is remaining cautious with him with training camp around the corner.

Bills GM Brandon Beane told reporters that Maxwell Hairston is expected to be good to go for training camp. (Source: Jay Skurski on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Hairston is currently dealing with a tweaked hamstring. The first-round pick back in April is expected to be a full-go for training camp.

Will Johnson has missed practices in minicamp due to a hamstring injury. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The second-round pick out of Michigan figures to be eased back into action. He should plenty of time to get fully healthy by the start of training camp.

Broncos coach Sean Payton says Devaughn Vele will be a full-go for training camp. (Source: Nick Kosmider on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Vele has been sidelined during minicamp with an undisclosed injury. He will be competing in training camp for a depth role in the Broncos wide receiver room.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Chidobe Awuzie is dealing with a minor ankle injury. (Source: Jamison Hensley on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Awuzie missed practice on Tuesday and Wednesday. He'll look to rest up to be a full-go by training camp.

Jalen Coker appears to be back to full health in minicamp after dealing with a soft tissue injury during OTAs. (Source: Mike Kaye on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Per Kaye, Coker "looked fast" at practice on Wednesday. He had a pair of nice catches in 7-on-7 drills.

Michael Gallup has been sidelined from minicamp due to a hamstring strain. (Source: Nicki Jhabvala on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Gallup was not on the field during practice on Tuesday or Wednesday. He won't be rushed back with how hamstring injuries can linger.

Titans coach Brian Callahan said WR Treylon Burks should be cleared for training camp. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Burks remains sidelined during minicamp. He will likely remain off the fantasy radar this season.

Tetairoa McMillan did not practice on Wednesday as a precautionary measure after a collision with a defensive back on Tuesday. (Source: David Newton on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It is unclear what the specific injury is for McMillan, but either way it does not appear to be serious. He can be considered as day-to-day.