Detroit Lions running back Kerryon Johnson enjoyed a productive eight-game stint as a rookie last year, but he very quickly finds himself usurped as the full-time back in 2020. Johnson will cede way to D’Andre Swift, while also having to worry about the presence of Bo Scarbrough, which figures to limit his weekly fantasy appeal. Having found the endzone in four of the eight contests

New England Patriots running back James White had been a favored target of Tom Brady over the past six seasons, but with Cam Newton now the leader to be the teams signal caller Week 1, Whites fantasy outlook remains much more up in the air. Sony Michel will be the likely lead rusher for the Patriots, while White figures to be featured more in passing

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen enters the 2020 campaign as a borderline QB1 in most season-long drafts. Despite just a 58.8% completion percentage last year, Allens use of his legs to add 510 yards and nine touchdowns pops him up draft boards. Allen made the Bills offense go last year without many household names at the skill positions and now gets to welcome Stefon Diggs

Carolina Panthers tight end Ian Thomas is hampered by a toe injury that he sustained during practice Monday, one that came back negative after X-rays. Head coach Matt Rhule didnt sound overly concerned about the ailment, but with Week 1s matchup against Las Vegas less than two weeks away, Thomas DFS upside remains unclear. With Greg Olson no longer in the mix, Thomas will be

Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders (hamstring) is expected to be ready to go when the team opens its season against Washington. Sanders has been dealing with a strain in his hamstring but was recently spotted doing shadow drills, which is a positive sign for fantasy managers. The 23-year-old finished the 2019 campaign with 818 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. He also added

According to a tweet from ESPN’s Josina Anderson, the New Orleans Saints are “open” to trading running back Alvin Kamara. It has been a busy news day for Kamara, who reportedly told Ian Rapoport that he is not holding out of training camp. The star running back had a string of unexcused absences from camp earlier in the week, which were reported as being contract

Former Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette cleared waivers on Tuesday, making him a free agent. While no team seemed to want Fournette at his original price tag, he should wind up somewhere before the 2020 season opens. Wherever he signs, he won’t have nearly the same role that he would have had in Jacksonville, though in the right spot, Fournette could still be a

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Tyrell Williams (torn labrum) has been placed on the injured reserve, ending his 2020 season before it began. Williams was a popular sleeper pick in 2019 but faded as the sent went along, but he was still poised to have a solid role this year. Now, expect rookie Bryan Edwards to step in as one of the team’s main receivers.

The Cincinnati Bengals and running back Joe Mixon are reportedly finalizing a four-year contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2024 season. Mixon had been angling for a new contract throughout the offseason and even threatened to hold out if he didn’t get a new deal with the team. Now he can prepare to slide back in as the team’s bell-cow

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton has developed a terrific rapport with his new QB, Philip Rivers, in training camp thus far. The 30-year-old receiver has not missed a beat, even catching a deep 47-yard touchdown from Rivers in camp just a couple of days ago. Rivers went on to praise Hilton’s abilities as a receiver along with his overall happiness about their growing chemistry

Los Angeles Rams rookie wide receiver Van Jefferson will begin to see increased reps in camp this week as WR1 Cooper Kupp is dealing with a muscle strain. Jefferson has shined throughout camp thus far, even garnering praise from QB Jared Goff for his great route-running and catching abilities. The 24-year-old was drafted in the second round out of Florida, where he grabbed 49 receptions,

San Francisco 49ers tight end Jordan Reed admitted that he considered retirement before signing with the team earlier this month. A part of his reason to join the Niners was the desire to reach the Super Bowl and play in the big game. The talented tight end has dealt with many injuries throughout his six-year NFL career, including not playing at all in 2019 with

New England Patriots running back Damien Harris has been playing superbly in training camp, and has been earning first-team reps. The 2019 pick out of Alabama barely played at all last season, only appearing in two games for four carries and 12 rushing yards. With RB Sony Michel just being activated off the PUP list, Harris used this training camp to prove he deserves a

After missing practice last week, Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon remains day to day as the season remains less than two weeks away, according to a report by Bengals.com. The RB was said to be dealing with migraine headaches. Nevertheless, the Bengals back appeared at practice on Sunday, finally. He didn’t dress up for practice but did some of his own work. Right now,

Though he may be the WR3 on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Scotty Miller is drawing praise from his new, but legendary quarterback Tom Brady. The 5’11”, 174-pound receiver represents a Julian Edelman-prototype that Brady found as a valuable target during his time in New England. The QB also called the 23-year-old receiver consistent and trustworthy. Miller played 10 games for Tampa last season as a

Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins is battling for the starting QB job alongside Alex Smith, but despite any second-year mistakes, Haskins is impressing the new coaching staff in D.C. Haskins worked entirely with the first-team offense Monday, with many close to the situation believing that the starting gig is all but his when the team takes the field Week 1 against Philadelphia. While Haskins

The Oakland Raiders released cornerback Prince Amukamara on Monday, paving the way for the teams younger defensive backs to see extended roles heading into the 2020-21 season. Amukamara made it known that while he was at peace with the move, he still wants to play this year. A full-time starter in the league since 2012, Amukamara is coming off a three-year stint with the Bears

Defensive back Logan Ryan signed a one-year deal worth $7.5 million Monday, reuniting him with head coach Joe Judge, who knew Ryan during his tenure with the Patriots from 2013-16. Ryans addition could help the New York secondary immensely as he made a career-high 113 combined tackles last season with Tennessee. Likely to slot into the free safety spot with Jabril Peppers at the strong

Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James will miss the remainder of the 2020-21 season after having sustained a meniscus injury during practice Sunday. James will undergo surgery due to the ailment and be out of the picture for at least the next 6-8 months, paving the way for Rayshawn Jenkins to shift over to the strong safety spot with Nasir Adderley moving into the free

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp is reportedly battling a strained muscle in his right leg above his foot, but the ailment isnt expected to impact his status for Week 1 against the Cowboys. Kupp is in line to see an extended role in the teams offense this year following Brandin Cooks trade to the Texans. Having broken out in 2019 with 94 receptions