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The world of fantasy football is being shaken up by four high-profile new head coaches set to call offensive plays, including Ben Johnson of the Bears focusing on play-action and deep throws, Brian Schottenheimer of the Cowboys emphasizing a run-heavy offense, Kellen Moore of the Saints potentially boosting Chris Olave's fantasy stock, and Liam Coen of Jacksonville sparking intrigue with creative talent deployment. These coaching changes are not only impacting on-field performance but also influencing...

The New England Patriots have ample cap space and a high draft pick to bolster the support system around quarterback Drake Maye, likely prioritizing the offensive line over the receiving corps. The Jacksonville Jaguars may part ways with playmakers Christian Kirk and Evan Engram, while the Denver Broncos are expected to add key offensive playmakers, potentially in the running back and tight end positions. The Pittsburgh Steelers face uncertainty at quarterback, with a decision likely...

Tetairoa McMillan's dynasty value is high due to his impressive production, size, and skills as a wide receiver, making him a potential target magnet at the next level. With comparisons to Drake London, McMillan's tape showcases his ability to make contested catches and excel in the red zone. Projected for a fantasy-friendly role with top-10 draft capital, the 22-year-old looks poised for success in the NFL. Full Article

Kevin Szafraniec analyzes the state of the Patriots' franchise before the 2025 offseason, questioning if they will set up Drake Maye for success in his second year. The article suggests a focus on Maye's development and the team's strategic decisions to maximize his potential. It highlights the importance of New England's choices in supporting their young quarterback moving forward. Full Article

In a detailed analysis, Dalton Del Don uncovers misleading statistics in player performances, such as Willy Adames' inflated RBI total due to excessive opportunities with runners in scoring position, Hunter Greene's fortunate ERA driven by low BABIP and LOB%, and Christopher Morel's underperforming batting line despite promising batted ball data. Additionally, Ryan Helsley's league-leading saves were influenced by an unusually high save rate in the Cardinals' wins, while Brandon Pfaadt's high ERA was overshadowed by...