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For the first time since 2002, Green Bay took a wide receiver in the first round. Matthew Golden joins the Packers’ receiving corps. Jack Miller breaks down what to expect from the Texas product in his rookie season.
The Chargers took North Carolina RB Omarion Hampton at No. 22 overall, pairing him with former Steeler Najee Harris in a powerful running back duo. How does Hampton project in Year 1? Jack Miller answers.
The Buccaneers added to their WR room with Ohio State WR Emeka Egbuka at No. 19 overall. Egbuka faces a crowded depth chart in Year 1 but certainly has the talent to contribute immediately. Jack Miller breaks down what to expect from the rookie.
The Colts were widely expected to pick a tight end at No. 14 overall, and they made good on that expectation with the selection of Penn State TE Tyler Warren. But can Indy’s QBs get him the football consistently? Jack Miller analyzes the landing spot for Warren.
The most fantasy-relevant player in the 2025 NFL Draft, Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty went sixth overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. Is he a first-round pick in fantasy leagues already? Jack Miller investigates.
The pick is in. Cam Ward is now a Tennessee Titan. Can the first overall pick elevate his teammates and make the Titans a force to be reckoned with in fantasy football? Jack Miller analyzes the pick and its impact on Brian Callahan’s offense.
The Jaguars selected elite athlete Travis Hunter with the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft. Can the Heisman winner inject more life into the Jaguars’ offense? Jack Miller analyzes the fantasy impact of this selection.
Bryce Young made positive strides down the stretch of 2024. Will this prompt Carolina head coach Dave Canales to skew more pass-heavy this season? Jack Miller zooms in on six different teams to provide context on their play-calling tendencies from last year.
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