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Fantasy Fallout: 49ers Bring Back Deebo Samuel
With Ricky Pearsall potentially out for the year with a PCL injury, the 49ers reunited with Deebo Samuel after Samuel took a one-year hiatus in Washington. How does Samuel stack up in the 49ers’ wide receiver corps? Jack Miller investigates.
Fantasy Fallout: Patriots Acquire A.J. Brown
It’s finally official: The Eagles have traded A.J. Brown to the Patriots. Jack Miller breaks down what to expect from New England with a new star receiver in town, as well as how this move affects Eagles pass catchers.
Fantasy Fallout: Chargers Sign David Njoku
The Chargers added David Njoku on a one-year deal this morning. Does he have any fantasy value left heading into his age-30 season? Jack Miller details how this acquisition could shake up the fantasy projections for Los Angeles.
Fantasy Fallout: Vikings Add Jauan Jennings
The Vikings signed former 49ers WR Jauan Jennings to a one-year deal worth up to $13 million on Thursday evening. What is Jennings’ outlook in the new-look Minnesota offense? Jack Miller dives in.
Fantasy Fallout: Germie Bernard Is a Steeler
The Steelers traded up to draft Alabama WR Germie Bernard in Round 2 of the NFL Draft, forming an intriguing WR trio alongside DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr. Jack Miller breaks down what to expect from Bernard in the pros.
Fantasy Fallout: Carson Beck Joins Arizona
The Cardinals chose Miami QB Carson Beck with the No. 65 pick on Friday night. Does he have any intrigue for fantasy purposes, and how does this pick affect Cardinals pass catchers? Jack Miller dives in.
Fantasy Fallout: Browns Add Denzel Boston
Washington WR Denzel Boston was a fringe first-round prospect who dropped into Round 2, where the Browns took him with the No. 39 overall pick. Jack Miller investigates what to expect from him as a rookie.
