Fantasy Football News

Patriots WR Kendrick Bourne will not participate in OTAs, per coach Jerod Mayo. (Source: Andrew Callahan on Twitter )

Fantasy Impact: Bourne is recovering from an ACL tear in his right knee that caused him to miss half of the 2023 season. He is expecting to be ready for training camp, which should give him time to build rapport with rookie Drake Maye and veteran Jacoby Brissett.

Vikings WR Justin Jefferson is not present for the start of OTAs. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jefferson will likely not show up for voluntary workouts as he continues to negotiate a new contract with the Vikings. Mandatory minicamp begins in early-June, so he could choose to appear then to avoid any fines for an absence.

Eddy Pineiro is not at Panthers OTAs. (Source: Steve Reed on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Dave Canales said his focus is on the guys that are at camp. He said he’s sure Pineiro has a plan.

Amare Barno is sidelined from OTAs as he continues to work his way back from a torn ACL. (Source: Mike Kaye on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Barno has been doing some work on the sideline, but remains without a timetable to return. He tore his ACL in December last season.

Drake Maye took reps behind Jacoby Brissett and Bailey Zappe at Patriots OTAs on Monday. (Source: Mark Daniels on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It is still very early, but at least worth monitoring for the No. 3 pick in the NFL Draft last month. Maye reportedly still looked good with the reps he saw and has plenty of time to work his way up the depth chart for New England.

Jacoby Brissett took the first reps at quarterback on Monday at Patriots OTAs. (Source: Mark Daniels on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It is still very early, but it is at least worth monitoring. Brissett was followed by Bailey Zappe and Drake Maye. Brissett signed a deal with the Patriots this offseason, and should be right in the mix to start Week 1 for New England.

Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon revealed Monday that Paris Johnson Jr. will be moved to left tackle this season. (Source: Pro Football Talk)

Fantasy Impact: Johnson will be making the move with Arizona signing Jonah Williams who'll be starting at right tackle.

Jaguars coach Doug Pederson said the organization has been working "tirelessly" on getting a contract extension done with QB Trevor Lawrence. (Source: Ari Meirov on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: "I’ve just got to coach Trevor and coach football and hopefully it gets done — and it will,” Pederson said. This will be a situation to monitor as the offseason progresses.

Rashee Rice is participating in OTAs on Monday with the Chiefs. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Rice continues to deal with multiple issues off the field, but he is with Kansas City to begin OTAs. He will be a player to monitor throughout the rest of the offseason to see if he will be facing a suspension.

Saints coach Dennis Allen said he had a “positive conversation” with Marshon Lattimore and that the two sides are “moving forward.” (Source: Mike Triplett on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: There had been rumors going around surrounding a potential trade with Lattimore, but it appears he will remain with the Saints. He has dealt with injuries the past couple of seasons that have limited him to playing in just 17 total games.

Tua Tagovailoa has reported to Dolphins OTAs. (Source: Dianna Russini on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The team for Tagovailoa and Miami are continuing to work out an extension with the two sides still being in negotiations. He reportedly turned down an offer made by the Dolphins earlier this offseason. This will be a situation to monitor, though a deal should eventually get done.

David Johnson announced his retirement from the NFL after eight seasons. (Source: David Johnson on Instagram)

Fantasy Impact: Johnson announced his retirement on Instagram. He posted his best season in 2016 with the Cardinals when he ran for over 1,200 yards and hauled in almost 900 yards receiving through the air. He did not appear in a game last season and played in just five games two years ago with the Saints.

Michael Mayer said he has made a complete recovery from the toe injury that led to him missing the final three games of last season. (Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Fantasy Impact: Mayer has fully participated in the offseason program so far for the Raiders. He will likely remain off the fantasy radar with Las Vegas drafting Brock Bowers last month.

Tank Dell is running routes again after sustaining a gunshot wound in April. (Source: Aaron Wilson)

Fantasy Impact: Dell was seen running routes in a video at the University of Houston over the weekend. He is also recovering from a fractured fibula that ended his season early last year.

The Seattle Seahawks worked out LB Jett Johnson on Friday. (Source: Aar)

Fantasy Impact: Johnson went undrafted out of Mississippi State. He will look to land a deal to earn a roster spot in camp.

Wanya Morris was arrested on Thursday and charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession. (Source: KSHB.com)

Fantasy Impact: Jason Godrick was also arrested alonside Morris. It had been reported that Morris was expected to compete with Kingsley Suamataia for the starting left tackle job in camp. This will remain a situation to monitor.

The Kansas City Chiefs released RB La'Mical Perine. (Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Perine made three appearances last season with the Chiefs. He will look to land a depth role with a new team heading into training camp.

Kingsley Suamataia is expected to compete for the starting left tackle spot in camp for the Chiefs. (Source: NBC Sports)

Fantasy Impact: It was reported that Suamataia was expected to compete with Wanya Morris for the starting spot, but it was reported later in the day on Friday that Morris was arrested and charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession on Thursday. This figures to give an edge to Suamataia in camp for the starting spot.

T.J. Hockenson is without a clear timetable to return this season. (Source: NFL.com)

Fantasy Impact: Hockenson is still recovering from the knee injury that ended his season early last year. He mentioned he is taking things "day by day, week by week." This will remain a situation to monitor throughout the rest of the offseason into training camp.

Will Levis is reportedly excited about what he has seen this offseason and what's to come next. (Source: TennesseeTitans.com)

Fantasy Impact: "I feel great," Levis said as he enters his second season in the NFL. "Having these last five to six weeks to be with the guys and learn the offense, obviously that jump-start is huge. "But physically, I feel like I am in a better spot than I've been in a really, really long time. That is one of the things I was looking to improve the most this offseason – getting healthy, getting my stuff back and being able to play the game like I know I can. So it's been cool to feel my body get to that point, and I am going to keep working to get past there." Levis started nine games last season, showing flashes of his upside with his arm. The Titans added Tony Pollard, Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd to the offense this offseason to help surround Levis with more weapons. He'll look to that next step this season as a passer.