July 22, 2025
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers worked out free-agent tight end
Noah Fant on Tuesday, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC. Fant was released by the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday but is already attracting interest around the league and should latch on with another team sooner than later. The 27-year-old former 20th overall pick by the Denver Broncos in 2019 out of Iowa had his best seasons in Denver in his first three years in the league. In his three seasons in Seattle, Fant had a combined 130 catches on 170 targets for 1,400 yards and five touchdowns in 48 games (42 starts). He had 500 receiving yards last year and combined for just one score in 2023 and 2024 combined. Tampa already has
Cade Otton as their primary pass-catching tight end, so Fant would likely be vying for TE2 duties if he were to sign with the Bucs this summer.
--Keith HernandezSource: KPRC 2 Sports - Aaron Wilson
July
22,
2025
Atlanta
Falcons
quarterback
Michael
Penix
Jr.,
who
was
taken
eighth
overall
in
the
2024
NFL
draft,
enters
training
camp
this
summer
as
the
team's
unquestioned
starter
under
center
after
starting
the
final
three
games
of
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July 22, 2025
The Miami Dolphins announced on Tuesday that they placed tight end
Darren Waller (undisclosed) on the Physically Unable to Perform list with an undisclosed injury. Waller probably isn't dealing with any physical ailment, but the Dolphins will give him extra time at the start of training camp after coming out of retirement to join Miami in 2025. The 32-year-old veteran did not play at all in 2024 after catching 52 passes for 552 yards and only one touchdown on 74 targets with the New York Giants in 2023. Fantasy managers definitely shouldn't be expecting Waller to put up the numbers that
Jonnu Smith did in Miami last year, but given the lack of enticing options at the TE position in fantasy, Waller is worth at least a late-round flier. He was a Pro Bowler in 2020 with the Raiders and had back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons with the Silver and Black in 2019-20.
--Keith HernandezSource: Miami Dolphins
July 22, 2025
If he's healthy, New York Giants running back
Devin Singletary figures to be a lock for the final 53-man roster heading into the 2025 regular season, in the opinion of The Bergen Record's Art Stapleton. The Giants won't get any salary cap savings if they were to cut Singletary, and Stapleton thinks that with two young backs on the roster in
Tyrone Tracy Jr. and
Cam Skattebo, Singletary will be even more valuable on and off the field. The 27-year-old took a back seat to Tracy in 2024 in his first year with the team, carrying the ball 113 times for 437 yards and four touchdowns in 15 games (five starts) after he had a career-high 898 rushing yards the previous season with Houston. Now that the rookie Skattebo is in the fold, Singletary is likely to see his role reduced even further in 2025.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Bergen Record - Art Stapleton
July 22, 2025
The Bergen Record's Art Stapleton reports that New York Giants wide receiver
Malik Nabers (toe) does not have an injury designation for the start of training camp this week and has avoided both the Physically Unable to Perform and Non-Football Injury lists. Nabers has been dealing with a toe injury since his college days at LSU, but it didn't really slow him down in 2024 in his rookie year with the G-Men on his way to a 109-1,204-7 line on a whopping 170 targets. The Giants aren't going to overwork the 21-year-old former first-rounder in training camp and the preseason so that his toe issue isn't a factor to open the 2025 campaign. While New York's quarterback situation isn't ideal with
Russell Wilson entering the year as the starter, it's not as if the team's messy QB situation affected Nabers last year. He's a no-doubt, high-end WR1 in fantasy.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Bergen Record - Art Stapleton
July 22, 2025
The Cincinnati Bengals announced on Tuesday that they placed running back
Zack Moss (neck) on the Active/Non-Football Injury list. Moss was only able to play in eight games (six starts) last year in his first season with the Bengals due to a season-ending neck injury. The 27-year-old did take part in OTAs in the spring, though, which means he should be activated from the NFI list sooner than later at camp.
Chase Brown is the clear lead back for the Bengals after a big 2024 season, although Moss will be involved as a change-of-pace option if he's healthy. Moss saw only 74 rushing attempts last year and ran for 242 yards (career-low 3.3 yards per carry) and two touchdowns. When Moss is able to get back onto the field, he'll primarily be competing with veteran
Samaje Perine for the No. 2 duties behind Brown this year.
--Keith HernandezSource: Bengals.com
July 22, 2025
The Buffalo Bills placed tight end
Dawson Knox (undisclosed) on the Non-Football Injury list on Tuesday, per KPRC's Aaron Wilson. It's unclear exactly what Knox is dealing with, but he will not be on the field with the rest of the Bills players for the start of training camp this week. The 28-year-old was a first-time Pro Bowler in 2022, but that was before
Dalton Kincaid entered the mix. In the last two seasons, Knox has been more of an afterthought in Buffalo's offense, catching 44 of his 69 targets for 497 yards and three touchdowns in 28 regular-season games (24 starts). He was better last year than he was in 2023, but Kincaid is likely to see more targets from quarterback
Josh Allen if he's healthy going forward. When healthy, Knox will continue to see playing time, but he probably won't be a realistic TE1 unless Kincaid misses time with an injury.
--Keith HernandezSource: KPRC 2 Sports - Aaron Wilson
July 22, 2025
San Francisco 49ers running back
Christian McCaffrey (knee) and offensive tackle Trent Williams (ankle) are both "here and healthy" at training camp, according to head coach Kyle Shanahan. Both players are ready to go, but their workloads will be managed throughout camp. McCaffrey was an absolute bust for fantasy managers in 2024, as he ended up missing 13 games, first due to Achilles tendinitis in both his legs, and then due to a PCL sprain in his right knee. The 29-year-old also took part in offseason activities and looked healthy then, so he shouldn't be limited in any way once the 2025 regular season begins. While CMC still has game-changing abilities and will be heavily featured in San Fran's offense, he has slipped to RB5 in RotoBaller's rankings because of his penchant for injury. McCaffrey is about as risk/reward as they come.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Nick Wagoner
July
22,
2025
Per
the
team,
San
Francisco
49ers
wide
receiver
Jauan
Jennings
(calf)
has
reported
to
training
camp
and
underwent
his
physical
on
Monday.
Head
coach
Kyle
Shanahan
also
notes
that
the
wideout
has
not
formally
requested
a
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July 22, 2025
Miami Dolphins wide receiver
Tyreek Hill (wrist) divulged to ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques that he's shifted his mentality heading into 2025. "I want to see what it looks like when I just focus on football, on myself and family," Hill said Tuesday. "I feel like I haven't given the best version of Tyreek my whole entire career." They're encouraging words from the 31-year-old, who is still battling back from a wrist injury he suffered upon his Week 1 arrest in 2024. The wrist ailment, among other offensive troubles, shares the blame for his massive dip in production, from 1,799 yards the season prior to 959 yards. That Hill's wrist is still an issue warrants some monitoring, but tight end
Jonnu Smith's departure should signify that the Fins will be more willing to rip it downfield in the upcoming season. He's currently a top 30 pick in ADP, and a bounceback campaign isn't out of the cards.
--Alex CiullaSource: Marcel Louis-Jacques
July 22, 2025
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed wide receiver
Chris Godwin (ankle) on the PUP list, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. It makes sense, as it was recently revealed that the Penn State product would not participate in team activities while recovering from a dislocated ankle sustained in Week 7 of last season. There's still a slight chance that Godwin will be ready for the start of 2025, though even then, it's difficult to tell in what capacity that will be. If he were to miss time, fellow wideouts
Jalen McMillan and
Emeka Egbuka immediately become more interesting regarding fantasy. McMillan flashed down the stretch in 2024 and was solid amid injuries, while Egbuka profiles to eventually be a plus starter.
--Alex CiullaSource: Ian Rapoport
July 22, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh noted that he's unsure if running back
Najee Harris (eye) will be back for training camp as he heals from a recent fireworks mishap. "He's healing and doing everything he can to get back on the field," Harbaugh said on Tuesday. Yikes. Since news broke of the fifth-year pro's injury, the reports have been conflicting. Nonetheless, this is troubling news for Harris, as his timeline to return seems unclear. The recent addition of veteran running back/kick returner
Nyheim Hines doesn't quell any worries surrounding the former Pittsburgh Steeler either. Harris' initial diagnosis was deemed superficial, so he shouldn't miss too much time. However, this leaves the door open for rookie rusher
Omarion Hampton to seize increased volume ahead of schedule. This situation warrants close monitoring.
--Alex CiullaSource: Kris Rhim
July
22,
2025
ESPN's
Erin
Summers
reports
that
New
Orleans
Saints
wide
receiver
Chris
Olave
(head)
is
a
full
go
ahead
of
the
team's
training
camp.
It's
excellent
news
for
the
former
Ohio
State
Buckeye,
whose
2024
was
marred
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July 22, 2025
New Orleans Saints tight ends
Taysom Hill (knee) and
Foster Moreau (knee) will start training camp on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list, according to Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football. Hill is still recovering after tearing the ACL in his left knee in Week 13 last year. There are a lot of question marks around the 34-year-old do-it-all offensive piece entering the 2025 campaign, the biggest of which is whether he'll actually be ready for Week 1 in early September. Moreau injured his knee in the Week 18 regular-season finale and required offseason surgery, so he, too, is up in the air for Week 1 this fall. It all adds up to more opportunities for veteran
Juwan Johnson in training camp and the preseason. Hill has been a frustrating fantasy play, even with added TE eligibility, and that will probably be even more of the case given his injury concerns and new coaching staff in New Orleans.
--Keith HernandezSource: NewOrleans.Football - Nick Underhill
July 22, 2025
Houston Texans wide receiver
Tank Dell (knee) has made significant progress in his recovery from a dislocated knee, torn ACL, torn LCL and torn MCL in terms of mobility, flexibility and activity, according to sources, but KPRC's Aaron Wilson says that Dell won't be practicing or playing for a long time. Dell had two surgeries on his knee and is expected to begin the 2025 season on Injured Reserve while likely missing the entire year. The Texans haven't been specific about Dell's timetable, but it's believed that it's better for his long-term outlook that he takes this season off to focus on getting back to full strength. With legitimate questions about whether Dell will ever be the same player when he returns from this serious knee injury, the Texans drafted two wideouts in April in
Jayden Higgins and
Jaylin Noel. Dell can obviously be avoided in fantasy in 2025.
--Keith HernandezSource: KPRC 2 Sports - Aaron Wilson
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