Isaiah Wynn

The New England Patriots have reportedly "talked with teams" about trading OT Isaiah Wynn.

Fantasy Impact

Wynn is entering the final year of his rookie deal after being a first-round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. It is tough to imagine him holding much trade value, but the Patriots might decide to get what they can for him.

According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the New England Patriots have "definitively" talked to other teams about trading G Isaiah Wynn for cap relief.

Fantasy Impact

Wynn was a first-round pick in 2018 and has played in 34 games over the last three seasons in New England. According to Breer, the Patriots are low in cap space and would like to make room at positions of "surplus," thus a Wynn trade is being explored. However, Wynn currently playing on his fifth-year option has complicated things, and no trade is currently imminent.

The Patriots activated OL Isaiah Wynn from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Fantasy Impact

Wynn has missed two weeks of practice and would seem to be unlikely to play in Week 6 against Dallas. Still, his activation is a positive development for the New England offensive line moving forward. A Week 7 return is likely.

The New England Patriots have picked up the fifth-year option for OL Isaiah Wynn.

Fantasy Impact

Wynn is now guaranteed a salary of $10.413 million and will remain in New England for the next two seasons. The No.23 pick in the 2018 NFL Draft has started in every game he’s played (18) over the last two seasons. He’s missed time over the years due to injuries. Wynn is expected to serve as the Patriots starting LT and his presence only helps rookie QB Mac Jones and New England’s offense.

Patriots' OT Isaiah Wynn (knee) has been ruled out for Week 12, per source.

Fantasy Impact

Wynn suffered a knee injury against the Texans in Week 11 and failed to participate in practice this week. His injury is the latest to the Patriots' offensive line unit, which will need to continue shuffling healthy linemen to accommodate Wynn's absence at the left guard position. The Cardinals' defense has allowed just six rushing touchdowns on the year, which will present a challenge to the Patriots' run-centric offensive scheme with a weakened offensive line in Week 12.