Zach Ertz Headlines a Lackluster Group of Free-Agent TEs, but Some Interesting Names May Yet Become Available: 2025 TE Free Agency Preview

Former Chiefs RB Samaje Perine has signed a two-year deal worth up to $3.8 million with his former team, the Cincinnati Bengals. While he may not pose a significant threat to current starter Chase Brown, Perine could see action in his old pass-catching role behind Brown and Zack Moss. Fantasy football players should monitor the situation closely, as Perine's role in the Bengals' offense could evolve throughout the season. Full Article

The Rams have had a mixed history with veteran wide receivers, hitting a homerun with Robert Woods, whiffing with Allen Robinson, and finding success with Odell Beckham Jr. Davante Adams signed a two-year, $46 million deal with the Rams, bringing man coverage-beating ability and versatility to their wide receiver room. With Adams likely playing the X-receiver position and Puka Nacua moving around the formation, Matthew Stafford can continue to target multiple receivers effectively, making Nacua...

Welcome to the NFL Injury Roundup, where fantasy dreams meet the harsh reality of the injury report 🤕. Here's a brief glimpse into the latest on who’s limping into the weekend—and who’s leaping off the bench to save your fantasy team. Buckle up, because these updates could be the difference between victory and heartbreak: 1. Brandin Cooks says he is fully healthy 2. Morgan Moses given 'clean bill of health' from Jets medical staff 3....

Statcast has revolutionized how Major League Baseball is viewed by providing valuable player data, with Expected Stats being particularly useful for fantasy baseball managers. Notable players like José Ramírez and Juan Soto have outperformed their expected stats, while Marcell Ozuna and Michael Harris II have potential for improvement based on their data. Ezequiel Tovar and Tyler Fitzgerald, on the other hand, may see regression based on their expected stats, making them risky picks in fantasy...

The Chargers have signed Edge Khalil Mack to a one-year, $18 million deal, preventing him from entering unrestricted free agency. Despite speculation about possible retirement, Mack has decided to return for the 2025 season, aiming to lead the Chargers' defense after the departure of Joey Bosa and expecting a bounce-back season following a decrease in production due to a midseason groin injury in 2024. Dynasty players may see Mack as a potential value in IDP...