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Caleb Williams

CHI Quarterback #18

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ESPN’s Courtney Cronin reports that QB Caleb Williams’ “comfort level in the Bears’ offense has been evident throughout OTAs and mandatory minicamp.”

Despite some discomfort during his first season in coach Ben Johnson’s offense last year, Williams increased his yards per passing attempt from 6.3 in 2024 to 6.9 in 2025. He is expected to take another step this season. Part of Williams’ increased comfort comes from knowing exactly what’s expected of him in the Bears’ offense, and “what to expect when the team returns for training camp in six weeks.” Williams admits to feeling like he was “drowning” while trying to learn the playcalls and verbiage last summer. That’s all in the past now. Johnson’s run-heavy tactics may lead to a few subpar box scores for Williams, but he remains firmly in the QB1 tier and possesses high-end upside.
Jalen Coker

CAR Wide Receiver #18

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that the Panthers agreed to terms with WR Jalen Coker on a three-year, $35 million extension.

Coker entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2024. He missed Weeks 1-6 with a quad injury last year, but closed the regular season strong, scoring touchdowns in three of the final five games. The Panthers tendered Coker as an exclusive rights free agent earlier this offseason. He was set to make just $1.075 million this season. Per Rapoport, Coker can make up to $41 million via incentives. He is on the WR4/FLEX radar.
Patrick Mahomes

KC Quarterback #15

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports that the Chiefs and QB Patrick Mahomes (knee) are “leaning into” the possibility that he plays in Week 1 against the Broncos.

Running and cutting make up the next phase in Mahomes’ rehab program. The 30-year-old quarterback “would like to get a dress rehearsal run in preseason action, if he can.” Mahomes has participated in 7-on-7 drills, but has not yet progressed to 11-on-11 drills, nor has he been cleared for contact. These are the benchmarks. He seemingly has decent odds of clearing them in time for Week 1.
A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #11

ESPN’s Mike Reiss reports that Patriots WR A.J. Brown’s “connection with QB Drake Maye has been immediate.”

Maye and Brown have already begun generating highlight plays together against Patriots defenders. Coaches and players from both sides of the ball are highly complimentary of the new receiver, and Brown has taken on a leadership role within the offense. It sounds like things are coming together for Brown and the Patriots. Treat him as a WR2 with upside.
Tanner Koziol

JAC Tight End

Sports Illustrated’s John Shipley reports Jaguars TE Tanner Koziol “has been the second-best tight end on the practice field this offseason.”

Per Shipley, Koziol “will earn reps” in the regular season if he keeps making plays. The Jaguars drafted Koziol in Round 5 and fellow TE Nate Boerkircher in Round 2 this year, but Shipley believes it’s been a ‘relatively quiet offseason for Boerkircher,” and Boerkircher missed Thursday’s practice for an undisclosed reason. He missed a practice last week as well. Koziol has shown “a real ability to make plays on the ball.” He is unlikely to garner a fantasy-relevant workload playing behind TE1 Brenton Strange, but Koziol is a name to know moving forward.
Jakobi Meyers

JAC Wide Receiver #3

Sports Illustrated’s John Shipley believes the chemistry between QB Trevor Lawrence and WR Jakobi Meyers “has taken a leap” this offseason.

The Jaguars acquired Meyers via trade in Week 10 last year. He then led the Jaguars in targets (63) and receptions (43) until their season came to a close with a Wild Card Round loss to the Bills. Fellow Jaguars WRs Parker Washington and Brian Thomas Jr. have generated buzz in recent weeks, but Meyers should not be overlooked. He still has a chance to repeat as the team’s target leader this season.
Demitrius Washington

FA Front Office

Vikings fired assistant GM Demitrius Washington.

According to a report from NBC Sports’ Pro Football Talk, the Vikings parted ways with senior personnel executive Jamaal Stephenson, assistant director of college scouting Pat Roberts and pro scout Salli Clavelle as well. The moves come shortly after the team hired Nolan Teasley as its new general manager.
Deven Thompkins

BUF Wide Receiver #83

Bills signed WR Deven Thompkins, formerly of the Falcons.

Thompkins will likely just contribute on special teams, if he makes the roster. Through four NFL seasons, he has returned 45 kicks and 42 punts. The Bills also waived RB Desmond Reid with an injury designation. He will probably revert back to the roster after passing through waivers. The Bills also waived CB Dorian Strong with a non-football injury designation. In February, GM Brandon Beane said Strong (neck) was “going to have a procedure that will determine whether he can play.” Unfortunately, this could be the answer.
Kenny Yeboah

ARI Tight End #88

Cardinals signed TE Kenny Yeboah, formerly of the Lions.

The Cardinals have made a habit of signing receiving tight ends who once generated mild buzz in dynasty circles. Yeboah, 27, fits the bill. He is unlikely to play much, if at all, this season.
Benjamin Morrison

TB Cornerback

Buccaneers CB Benjamin Morrison (leg) did not practice at organized team activities on Thursday.

Morrison missed time in his 2024 college season after injuring the labrum in his hip. He almost missed time as a rookie last year, after suffering a hamstring injury in October. He totaled three pass breakups, 23 tackles and two quarterback pressures last year. Hopefully, he can return before long.

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