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Carolina needed to restock their receiving corps after shipping off D.J. Moore. They pulled the trigger on D.J. Chark and Adam Thielen in free agency. What can we expect from this duo in fantasy? Jack Miller explains.
With a five-touchdown game against Alabama on his résumé, Jalin Hyatt possesses serious upside. But can the speedy, deep-play threat develop into a more well-rounded receiver at the next level? Anthony Amico looks closely at Hyatt’s draft profile.
The range of outcomes is wide on North Carolina’s Josh Downs. Can he succeed in the slot at the NFL level? Anthony Amico delivers the full report on the 21-year-old, who is expected to go somewhere in the second round in April.
Mecole Hardman has underwhelmed through four professional seasons in Kansas City. Now a member of the Jets, can he revive his career with Aaron Rodgers? Jack Miller talks Hardman’s arrival and what it means for our NYJ projections.
Elijah Moore will suit up for the Cleveland Browns in 2023 after being traded on Wednesday. Can he return to his rookie-year form with this change of scenery? Jack Miller discusses the ripple effect of this latest move.
Inconsistency plagued Will Levis during his time at Kentucky, but the 23-year-old gunslinger has intriguing qualities. Can he produce at the NFL level as a starter? Anthony Amico digs further to find the ceiling case for the potential first-round pick.
With smaller backs James Cook and Nyheim Hines on the roster, the Bills needed some power in their backfield. Enter four-year veteran Damien Harris. How will he fit into the equation of Buffalo’s offense? Jack Miller explains.
Devin Singletary and Dalton Schultz are now Houston Texans. How does this affect the outlook of Dameon Pierce going forward? And can Schultz remain reliable at the tight end position on a subpar team? Jack Miller examines these signings and their impact.
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