Noah Brown: Out with potential season-ending injury

DJ Giddens, a 6'0, 212-pound RB from Kansas State, shows promise as a dynasty asset with his blend of production and athleticism. Overcoming academic and playing challenges, Giddens emerged as a key player in the Kansas State backfield, improving his efficiency and consistency each season. With potential to secure a significant role in the Los Angeles Chargers' backfield, Giddens presents an opportunity for fantasy football success as a late bloomer with room to grow in...

The Seahawks have added former Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp to their roster, with the Yakima native returning home to face his old team twice this season. Kupp, who will be a key part of the new-look Seahawks alongside Jaxon Smith-Njigba, will be catching passes from quarterback Sam Darnold. With Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett no longer on the team, Kupp's presence will be crucial in reshaping Seattle's wide receiver room. Full Article

Tre Harris is a highly touted wide receiver prospect in the 2025 class, showcasing elite analytics, impressive production, and big-play potential. Despite some limitations in his route tree and contested catches, Harris's size, speed, and playmaking ability make him a valuable dynasty asset with significant upside. With a history of strong market shares and historic yards per route averages, Harris's trajectory suggests he could develop into a top-tier NFL receiver, especially if he lands in...

Bengals wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have both signed contract extensions with the team, with Chase receiving a 4-year, $161 million deal including $112 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. Meanwhile, Higgins secured a 4-year, $115 million contract with the first two years guaranteed, establishing him as the highest-paid WR2 in NFL history. Both players will continue to be key parts of the Bengals' offense in the coming years,...

Draft capital is crucial for fantasy rookies, but the context of the overall draft class is often overlooked. The top skill positions in the 2025 NFL Draft class are ranked in a Top 100 Big Board, showcasing where players stand against their peers. This ranking provides insight into potential fantasy picks within the class, emphasizing the importance of understanding the draft landscape for optimal player selection. Full Article