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The Jets have signed QB Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million deal with $30 million guaranteed, indicating he will likely start for the next two seasons. Fields, who will reunite with former teammate Garrett Wilson, showed promise in his limited starts for Pittsburgh last year and has top-12 fantasy potential with his rushing ability. While Fields is a high-upside fantasy performer, caution is advised in trusting his long-term starter status with the Jets. Full...

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. AJ Dillon fully cleared to return in 2025 2. Brandin Cooks says he is fully healthy 3. Morgan Moses given...

Former Commanders WR Dyami Brown signed a one-year $10 million deal, potentially reaching $12 million with incentives, after a career year with 30 receptions for 308 yards and a TD. With Evan Engram and Christian Kirk gone, Brown joins a Jaguars team with plenty of vacated targets, potentially filling a slot role left open by the departing players. Mike Garafalo reported the deal, highlighting Brown's potential impact on the 2025 fantasy football season as a...

The Bills have signed WR Josh Palmer to a three-year, $36 million deal with $18 million guaranteed. Palmer, previously with the Chargers, joins a Bills team with opportunity for targets, as WR Khalil Shakir was the only player to exceed 75 targets last season. While Palmer's contract is substantial, he will still compete for targets with Shakir, TE Dalton Kincaid, and WR Keon Coleman, as Buffalo tends to spread targets around, making Palmer a potentially...

The Packers have signed CB Nate Hobbs to a four-year deal worth up to $50 million, including a $16 million signing bonus, as reported by ESPN's Rob Demovsky. Hobbs is expected to play primarily as a slot defender, potentially filling a role previously occupied by Keisean Nixon or Javon Bullard. The move leaves a void in the Raiders defense, which has also lost Tre'Von Moehrig and Robert Spillane in free agency. Full Article