Fantasy Football Pulse Check: What happened to big-name WRs in Week 10?

Irv Smith Jr. has agreed to a one-year deal to return to the Houston Texans, as reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The 26-year-old tight end began his tenure with the Texans on their practice squad last September and was promoted to the active roster in December, playing five games without a reception in 2024. Originally a second-round pick by the Vikings in 2019, Smith has accumulated 109 catches for 973 yards and 10 touchdowns over...

BearsBears HC Ben Johnson emphasized the importance of diverse skill sets in building the roster as he prepares for his first season, comparing it to a basketball team. Meanwhile, Lions HC Dan Campbell expressed optimism about second-round pick Ennis Rakestraw despite the signing of three free-agent CBs, highlighting the team's expectation for his improvement. Lions GM Brad Holmes acknowledged Rakestraw's injury struggles but reiterated the team's commitment to acquiring more talented players as they head...

BearsThe Bears have actively engaged in free agency, signing key players like WR Olamide Zaccheaus, C Drew Dalman, and DE Dayo Odeyingbo, addressing crucial roster needs, according to GM Ryan Poles. He expressed satisfaction with the coaching staff under Ben Johnson and highlighted their preparation for the draft, emphasizing the importance of evaluating players thoroughly. Meanwhile, Lions GM Brad Holmes announced the signing of QB Kyle Allen for backup competition, and Panthers GM Dan Morgan...

Former LSU receiver and 2025 draft prospect Kyren Lacy died by suicide last weekend, shortly before a grand jury was set to hear evidence regarding a December 2024 car accident linked to him, which resulted in the death of 78-year-old Herman Hall. His agent, Rocky Arceneaux, expressed grief over Lacy's loss, highlighting his talent, love for football, and commitment to his family, while criticizing the NFL for revoking his Combine invitation amid unresolved charges, suggesting...

CardinalsMonti Ossenfort, the Cardinals' general manager, is preparing for his third NFL Draft and emphasized the importance of assessing trade seriousness based on caller ID. With the No. 16 overall pick, he is open to trades but will prioritize selecting an impact player if available. Meanwhile, the Seahawks' GM John Schneider stated that signing QB Drew Lock does not eliminate the possibility of drafting another quarterback, as they explore options for their quarterback room and...