Fantasy Football News and Rumors

[averagejoe]

It's working!!!!

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that some NFL teams have graded Shedeur Sanders as a mid-to-late first-round draft pick.

I think we've been in enough fantasy drafts that there's always that owner who gets antsy and just has to reach to get "his guy."

Happens in the NFL too.

 

[Bandit]

It's working!!!!

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that some NFL teams have graded Shedeur Sanders as a mid-to-late first-round draft pick.

I think there is definitely a possibility that Jaxson Dart ends up being the 2nd QB taken this year. Like Joe said, all it takes is one GM to see something that nobody else does.

 

[Chef99]

Oh, fer God's sake.

Enough already.

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports that “the Vikings haven’t closed the door on Aaron Rodgers.”

With her opening remarks, Russini succinctly stated that “it could happen.” Russini then outlined a hypothetical scenario in which Rodgers “hangs out, and the Minnesota Vikings pick up the phone” and ask him to join a quarterback competition. Internally, the Vikings have apparently maintained the view that “it would be a competition [for the starting quarterback job] this summer.” Russini also adds that “there is also a world where J.J. McCarthy shows up to OTAs and looks as sharp, and confident, and [as] ready to go as he saw him in training camp last year,” which, we are left to infer, would negate the need for a competitive veteran.

 

[averagejoe]

Enough already.

You'll love this then...

Outkick’s Armando Salguero reports that Kirk Cousins hopes to be traded after the 2025 NFL Draft’s conclusion.

Cousins’ no-trade clause gives him the ability to at least partially determine his own future, and there appears to be wiggle room in his request. Although he would prefer to wait until the draft’s conclusion, he has reportedly made clear that a mid-draft trade, after Day 2 concludes, could be agreeable. Salguero lists the Steelers, Browns and even the Vikings, in a backup role, as possible landing spots.