Fantasy Football Week 7 Rankings: Tight Ends (Full-PPR)

BroncosThe Broncos are targeting a running back in the draft after not signing one in free agency, with GM George Paton emphasizing the depth of the class, suggesting they will select at least one. Head Coach Sean Payton echoed this sentiment, noting the lack of appealing options in free agency and the depth available in the draft.ChargersThe Chargers revamped their running back lineup by signing Najee Harris and releasing Gus Edwards, with GM Joe Hortiz...

JaguarsAdam Schefter highlighted Michigan DT Mason Graham and Georgia LB Jalon Walker as potential first-round draft picks for the Jaguars, emphasizing their defensive needs. Jaguars GM James Gladstone noted that while they’ve bolstered their offensive line through free agency, they remain open to drafting another lineman. Meanwhile, Texans GM Nick Caserio expressed confidence in their draft position at No. 25, stating they will select the best player available, with any position except quarterback on the...

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Texans are re-signing tight end Irv Smith Jr. to a one-year contract for the 2025 season. Smith, a former second-round pick by the Vikings in 2019, has had a tumultuous career, including a stint with the Bengals and a brief time with the Chiefs before joining Houston's practice squad last season. In 2024, he played in five games for the Texans, making one start but did not record any...

DolphinsThe Dolphins have placed CB Jalen Ramsey on the trade block, with GM Chris Grier stating that Ramsey did not request a trade, but it was deemed the best option after discussions with his agent. Grier emphasized the decision followed extensive conversations over the offseason and believes trading Ramsey will ultimately benefit the team’s future chances of success. He acknowledged the challenge of replacing such a talented player but remains optimistic about the Dolphins' direction.PatriotsAs...

The Tennessee Titans have waived DB Justin Hardee and DE/OLB Khalid Duke due to non-football injury designations. Both players will revert to the non-football injury list if they pass through waivers unclaimed. Hardee, 31, has had a varied career, playing for several teams since going undrafted in 2017, including the Titans, where he appeared in nine games in 2024, recording three tackles. Full Article