June 25, 2025
New York Jets rookie first-round offensive tackle Armand Membou will be the Week 1 starter at right tackle for the Jets, barring something unforeseen, according to ESPN's Rich Cimini. Membou moves extremely well for being 332 pounds -- he ran a 4.92-second 40-yard dash at the scouting combine. The 21-year-old did struggle against Will McDonald IV during offseason practices, but Membou was at a disadvantage in non-padded practices, and he should be able to block at the second level in his first year in the NFL in 2025. "We've seen all the workout warriors who can't play a lick of ball. Membou can play ball," offensive line coach Steve Heiden said. The Jets took Membou eighth overall in April's NFL draft out of Missouri. He has a rare combination of size, strength and athleticism and will immediately make New York's offensive line better.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN New York - Rich Cimini
June 25, 2025
Las Vegas Raiders rookie first-round running back
Ashton Jeanty has made a strong impression within the organization, according to ESPN's Ryan McFadden. Head coach Pete Carroll said Jeanty was "every bit" of what the team hoped for during offseason workouts as he showcased his pass-catching abilities and understanding of the offense. The Boise State product received most of the first-team reps during OTAs and minicamp, an indication that he's already established himself as the team's RB1. "He's such a strong and dynamic back," left tackle Kolton Miller said. "Even if he gets hit, he's still balanced, and that's super unique." There's been talk that the Raiders could use a committee backfield in 2025, but they didn't draft Jeanty sixth overall for that. He's going to cost a pretty penny in fantasy drafts and is already considered a top-five fantasy back going into his rookie campaign.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Ryan McFadden
June 25, 2025
ESPN's Jordan Raanan writes that New York Giants rookie first-round defensive end Abdul Carter has looked explosive during offseason workouts, and it was evident from the moment he first set foot on the field. "He looks quick," veteran middle linebacker Bobby Okereke said of Carter. The 21-year-old third overall pick in this year's NFL draft was used as an edge rusher, defensive tackle and inside linebacker during spring practices and didn't look out of place physically or mentally. Defensive coordinator Shane Bowen has already noted Carter's versatility, so the rookie's usage early in his first year in the league will be worth watching. Carter could be on the IDP fantasy radar sooner than later in 2025, and the combination of him, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Dexter Lawrence and Brian Burns could make the Giants defense one of the best pass-rushing units in the NFL.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN New York - Jordan Raanan
June
25,
2025
During
a
recent
appearance
on
the
"Bussin'
With
The
Boys"
podcast,
San
Francisco
49ers
tight
end
George
Kittle
said
he
feels
great
physically
and
mentally,
and
he
is
not
putting
a
timeline
on
his
retirement.
The
former
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June
25,
2025
NFL
reporter
Albert
Breer
said
he
believes
we
could
see
Henry
Ruggs
III
in
an
NFL
uniform
again.
The
former
Las
Vegas
Raiders
wideout
pleaded
guilty
to
felony
DUI
resulting
in
death
and
misdemeanor
vehicular
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June
25,
2025
Denver
Broncos
running
back
RJ
Harvey
was
selected
in
the
second
round
of
the
2025
NFL
Draft,
which
was
a
surprise
to
many.
Most
draft
analysts
projected
Harvey
to
be
a
third
or
fourth-round
pick,
so
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June 25, 2025
Veteran cornerback Shaquill Griffin is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, reported by NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Griffin began his career with Seattle after the organization selected him in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft out of the University of Central Florida. He spent four seasons in Seattle, earning a Pro Bowl nod in 2019. He joined the Jacksonville Jaguars during the 2021 offseason before shorter stints with the Houston Texans, Carolina Panthers, and the Minnesota Vikings. Overall, Griffin has tallied 407 tackles (323 solo), 70 pass deflections, nine interceptions, 11 run stuffs, one sack, and one forced fumble in 106 career games. In Seattle, he'll join a talented CB room featuring Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen. He'll also practice against quarterback
Sam Darnold for the second straight season.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Jordan Schultz
June 25, 2025
The Los Angeles Rams released veteran wide receiver
Quintez Cephus on Wednesday, according to NFL.com. The former fifth-round pick by the Detroit Lions out of Wisconsin in 2020 has not appeared in an NFL game since 2022 but has spent time with the Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, and Los Angeles Rams since being released by Detroit. Overall, the 27-year-old has 37 receptions for 568 yards and four touchdowns to his name (all with Lions). He was forced to sit out the entire 2023 campaign after violating the league's policy against gambling. Based on his career trajectory and recent developments, it would be a surprise if he's on the fantasy football radar moving forward.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
June 25, 2025
Jacksonville Jaguars players and coaches have been impressed by rookie first-round wide receiver/defensive back
Travis Hunter's endless motor, with quarterback
Trevor Lawrence saying he can run all day. Hunter's ball skills and football IQ have also stood out during offseason workouts, according to ESPN's Michael DiRocco. The second overall pick in this year's NFL draft catches the ball easily and has shown good body control when he's had to go up for an errant pass. Jacksonville has mostly had the former Colorado star focus on offense, but his defensive coaches like his retention level despite spending more time on the offensive side of the ball so far. Hunter is an elite athlete and should be the Jags' No. 2 receiver sooner than later, but fantasy managers should be careful not to overspend for a player that will be playing both sides of the ball.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Michael DiRocco
June 25, 2025
ESPN's Turron Davenport writes that Tennessee Titans rookie first-round quarterback
Cam Ward is already emerging as a leader heading into his first season in the NFL. Ward organized a group of rookie receivers to come into the building at 5 am for film study and hasn't been hesitant to tell a veteran wideout how he wants a route run. Additionally, the first overall pick has bounced back quickly from his mistakes during offseason workouts. "It certainly didn't shy him away from throws," head coach Brian Callahan said. "You want to see a guy just kind of get ready and throw it again." The 23-year-old is certainly showing maturity early on, but whether it translates to immediate production on the field when games count will be another story. With limited options beyond receiver
Calvin Ridley to throw to, Ward is expected to have an up-and-down rookie season, especially since he's not much of a runner.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Turron Davenport
June
25,
2025
Washington
Commanders
quarterback
Jayden
Daniels
is
pretty
excited
to
work
with
new
wide
receiver
Deebo
Samuel
Sr.
in
2025,
and
the
two
have
already
developed
some
nice
chemistry
this
offseason.
read more...
June
25,
2025
Baltimore
Ravens
quarterback
Cooper
Rush
struggled
during
offseason
workouts
and
put
the
ball
in
harm's
way
far
too
often
as
he
learns
a
new
offense,
according
to
The
Athletic's
Jeff
Zrebiec.
Rush
was
thrust
into
a
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June
25,
2025
Philadelphia
Phillies
tight
end
Dallas
Goedert
said
on
ESPN's
NFL
Live
that
new
offensive
coordinator
Kevin
Patullo
is
expanding
the
ways
that
quarterback
Jalen
Hurts
can
get
him
the
ball.
“I’m
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June 24, 2025
Rather than sulk about speculation that he'll be traded or released, Baltimore Ravens tight end
Mark Andrews has gotten back to work this offseason and looks quick and healthy, according to The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec. Andrews also hasn't complained publicly that he's set to play out the final year on a contract that he's outperformed, and instead has remained focused on getting ready for 2025. The 29-year-old did score a career-high 11 touchdowns in 17 regular-season games, but he caught just 55 passes for 673 yards and saw
Isaiah Likely take on a bigger role in the offense. Oh, and he also ended the season with a crucial fumble and dropped two-point conversion in the playoff loss to Buffalo. Andrews will still be a favorite red-zone target for quarterback
Lamar Jackson, but he'll also probably continue to lose valuable targets to Likely, making him a volatile, TD-dependent midrange TE1 in fantasy.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Athletic - Jeff Zrebiec
June 24, 2025
Baltimore Ravens running back
Keaton Mitchell suffered an ACL tear in his knee in his rookie year in 2023 but has shown the same speed and explosiveness in offseason workouts that he teased back in 2023 before his season-ending injury. Mitchell was still navigating physical and mental hurdles when he returned last November to average just 2.0 yards per carry in five regular-season games. The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec writes that the 23-year-old has looked quicker and more assertive during offseason workouts in recent weeks, which is a great development for the Ravens. Although
Derrick Henry remains the RB1 workhorse in Baltimore, he's not getting any younger, and Mitchell is far too explosive not to be used in 2025. Mitchell has the most upside of the Ravens' backup RBs and would be a fine handcuff to Henry.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Athletic - Jeff Zrebiec
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