The Bills missed out on J.D. McKissic during free agency. Now they have James Cook at their disposal as their pass-catching back after drafting him 63rd overall. Does this spell trouble for Devin Singletary? Jack Miller outlines Cook’s projected role in Buffalo.

We’ve known Seattle’s preferred method of moving the football: pounding the rock. Their selection of Kenneth Walker in Round 2 reflects that. How does this move shake up Seattle’s backfield? Jack Miller makes sense of the selection and its effect on Rashaad Penny.

Green Bay finally drafted a wideout for Aaron Rodgers after the departure of Davante Adams. Jack Miller dives into how the North Dakota State product will translate to the NFL in the Packers’ offense.

The Jets made Breece Hall the first RB selection, making the combination of he and Michael Carter one of the most interesting across the NFL. Jack Miller explores how to view New York’s backfield from a fantasy perspective.

One of #DraftTwitter’s darlings landed in a dream situation with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. What is his rookie season outlook – both for him as well as how he affects his new teammates? Jack Miller explores how high the limit is for Skyy.

A.J. Brown goes from one low-volume passing attack to another with his trade to the Eagles. Can he replicate his level of success in Tennessee with his new quarterback Jalen Hurts? Jack Miller details the deal and its effect on Brown’s fantasy value.

A move from Baltimore to Arizona for Marquise Brown has shaken up the fantasy football landscape. How will this relocation change those respective offenses? Jack Miller spells out how this affects ETR’s projections.

Treylon Burks was compared to A.J. Brown throughout the pre-draft process. Now, he’ll be tasked with replacing the superstar wide receiver in Nashville. How does Burks factor in to Tennessee’s offense? Jack Miller dives in.