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LSU held a full-pads practice with Harlem Berry absent and other players limited; Ed Orgeron was not present. Sam Leavitt and Husan Longstreet split QB reps, with Longstreet emerging as the No. 2 behind Leavitt and Leavitt showing an uneven day; several receivers were banged up, and NFL scouts were in attendance as LSU prepares for Tennessee and returns to practice on Tuesday night.
A comprehensive 2026 fantasy football rankings and notes piece listing 117 players across QB/RB/WR/TE, led by Bijan Robinson as a likely RB1 and a host of top-tier backs such as Gibbs, McCaffrey, and Chase. It highlights high-upside WRs like Nacua, Lamb, Waddle, and Evans, plus rookie and quarterback notes (Maye, Purdy, Brock Bowers, etc.). The analysis leans on volume, efficiency metrics, and offensive context to project ceilings while calling out risk factors like injuries, changing roles, and scheme shifts that could impact upside.
A forward-looking fantasy football guide identifying 2026 league-winners by spotlighting breakout backs Bhayshul Tuten and Cam Skattebo, a high-upside Bengals core (Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins), and a Lamar Jackson bounce-back with a playoff-friendly late-season slate, plus notes on a Giants backfield and coaching changes that could drive strong fantasy finishes.
The Jets are taking a patient, asset-heavy approach in 2026, focusing on building depth and stockpiling draft capital, with three first-round picks projected for 2027 and a likely quarterback selection then. Arch Manning is among the top 2027 prospects, and the plan has drawn praise for GM Darren Mougey’s drafting so far, signaling a shift from chasing immediate success to enabling a championship window in 2027 and beyond.
The Steelers placed a rare right-of-first-refusal tender on Aaron Rodgers, signaling a likely return if he wants to keep playing and cementing Pittsburgh's quarterback plan for 2026 behind Mason Rudolph, Will Howard, and Drew Allar. Rodgers posted solid 2025 numbers but showed age-related limitations, and while coach Mike Tomlin expects him to play, retirement or a move elsewhere could derail the setup.
As the 2026 NFL league year opens and free agency reshapes rosters, Pro Football Focus releases an updated three-round mock draft that reflects teams’ new needs. The draft begins with Fernando Mendoza going No. 1 to the Raiders, followed by Arvell Reese to the Jets, Francis Mauigoa to the Cardinals, David Bailey to the Titans, Sonny Styles to the Giants, Carnell Tate to the Browns, and Rueben Bain to the Commanders, among others, while the Ravens reportedly backed away from a Crosby trade, leaving their No. 14 pick with Baltimore. The piece also outlines Round 2 and Round 3 projections for dozens of players, illustrating how free-agent activity could alter draft value and team fits in 2026.
Miami Dolphins’ new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan is weighing veteran QBs to compete with Quinn Ewers while keeping cap constraints (under $1 million), with Malik Willis eyed only at the right price and Jimmy Garoppolo among names on the radar. The team wants a competitive, not handed, job for a veteran and could draft or trade for a long-term solution; Tua Tagovailoa could be cut post-June 1, though a trade is preferred if possible. A broad list of veteran options is cited, with varying costs. Separately, owner Stephen Ross is nearing a deal to sell 1% of the Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, and related assets to Lin Bin for about $125 million, valuing the franchise around $12.5 billion.
Day 2 of the Senior Bowl in Mobile showcased five standout performers—Taylen Green, James Brockermeyer, Josh Cameron, Tyren Montgomery, and Kaelon Black—along with notable showings from Texas Tech LB Jacob Rodriguez, Florida DT Caleb Banks (healthy and powerful in drills), Indiana RB Kaelon Black continuing to impress after IU’s title, and roster additions Darrell Jackson Jr. and Chris Hilton Jr. Arkansas RB Mike Washington Jr. also flashed explosiveness. The day helped boost draft buzz for several sleepers heading into the 2026 NFL Draft.
The article provides comprehensive Week 5 fantasy football player rankings across QB, RB, WR, and TE, highlighting top-tier players, risky options, and streaming choices to help managers make informed lineup decisions amid bye weeks and matchups.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin hints that Aaron Rodgers may not play in the preseason at all, prioritizing his health and readiness for the regular season, with Rodgers focusing on practice and learning the system instead.
Jordan Love has risen in the Week 14 Fantasy football QB rankings with his recent strong performances, while Justin Herbert has struggled. Tua Tagovailoa, Dak Prescott, and Patrick Mahomes are among the top QB picks. Christian McCaffrey, Zack Moss, and Bijan Robinson are the top RB picks. Tyreek Hill, CeeDee Lamb, and D.J. Moore are the top WR picks. Travis Kelce, Sam LaPorta, and Taysom Hill are the top TE picks. The Texans, Packers, and Lions are the top D/ST picks. Check out the full Week 14 Fantasy football rankings for more insights.
The Cleveland Browns have once again elevated QB Joe Flacco from the practice squad, indicating a potential start in Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The team waived QB P.J. Walker to make room on the roster. The Browns explained that they can carry up to 55 players on the roster by elevating players from the practice squad, who will then revert back after the game.
SportsLine has released its Week 14 Fantasy football rankings, providing insights and recommendations for each position. Tua Tagovailoa, Dak Prescott, and Patrick Mahomes are among the top QB picks. Christian McCaffrey, Zack Moss, and Bijan Robinson are highlighted as top RB choices. Tyreek Hill, CeeDee Lamb, and D.J. Moore are recommended as top WR options. Travis Kelce, Sam LaPorta, and Taysom Hill are listed as top TE picks. The Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers, and Detroit Lions are the top three defense choices for Week 14. The full rankings can be found on SportsLine.
In Week 11 of the 2023 NFL fantasy football season, quarterback Josh Dobbs and running back Devin Singletary are among the top waiver wire targets. Dobbs has been producing solid fantasy points with his passing and rushing abilities, making him a legitimate QB1 option. Singletary has taken over as the lead back for the Buffalo Bills and has shown the ability to handle a workhorse workload. Other notable waiver wire options include Baker Mayfield, Mitchell, Gibson, Chandler, and Spears. In the wide receiver position, Cooks and Brown are recommended pickups, while McBride is the top tight end option. The Chargers and Jaguars defenses are also worth considering for streaming matchups.
ESPN has released their Week 9 PPR fantasy football superflex rankings, taking into account the presence of second quarterbacks in starting lineups. Tyreek Hill of the Dolphins is currently the most dominating player in fantasy, outscoring even the top quarterbacks. Other notable players in the rankings include Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson, A.J. Brown, Ja'Marr Chase, Stefon Diggs, Tua Tagovailoa, and Joe Burrow.