Huddle Up: Wilson likely will be the leading candidate for the starting quarterback entering training camp based on the contract he signed this offseason. He had some productive outings in 2024 but struggled at the end of the season. Wilson likely will be a No. 2 quarterback in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Wilson received a good contract from the Giants, so he should be the leading candidate for the starting job even if the team selects a quarterback in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Wilson played well at times this past season but should only be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Wilson probably will enter training camp as the significant favorite for the starting job even if the team selects a quarterback in the first round because of the contract he signed. Fantasy players can monitor the situation over the next few months but should consider Wilson a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: Wilson appears to be on track to start for the Giants based on the money he will be receiving. He had some success with the Steelers last season but did struggle at the end of the season. He can be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues next season if he starts for the Giants.

Huddle Up: It seems like Winston may open the season as the starter even if the Giants select a quarterback in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. He has played well at times during his career but likely will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in leagues if he plays.

Huddle Up: New York would be an odd but somewhat interesting fit for Wilson. While Wilson has been able to make at least one pass-catcher on his team viable in fantasy just about every year of his career, he is not a quarterback a team wants to be throwing 40 times per game either - which might be the case with New York in 2025. Regardless of the landing spot, Wilson should not be considered anything more than a low-end QB2 this season.

Huddle Up: Wilson would undoubtedly represent an upgrade over what Deshaun Watson has provided during his time in Cleveland, but is he much of an upgrade on Jameis Winston? For his part, Wilson has posted a touchdown-to-interception ratio over 3:1 over the last two seasons. What has been lacking is the overwhelming touchdown efficiency he enjoyed earlier in his career and two of his lowest yards per attempt marks. If Wilson ends up in Cleveland, he should be viewed as little more than a back-end QB2.

Huddle Up: Slayton posted 573 yards and two touchdowns last season and probably will be a top-three receiver for the Giants next season. He can be a late round option in fantasy drafts next season but probably will not be a starting option most weeks.

Huddle Up: Multiple teams will be looking to add a receiver this offseason, so Slayton should have several options to consider during free agency. He likely will be a top-three receiver for whoever he signs with and could be a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Usually player comments regarding their expectations in free agency can be ignored, but the free-agent wide receiver market is not a great one with Tee Higgins getting the franchise tag and Chris Godwin expected to re-sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Slayton never eclipsed 770 receiving yards in New York, but uneven quarterback play throughout his time with the Giants likely played a huge role in that. Slayton may not get a huge deal on the open market, but he figures to get scooped up quickly as a potential second receiver or a solid field-stretching third wideout.

Huddle Up: Fields was famously replaced by Wilson after going 4-2 this season. As NFL Network's Mike Garafolo stated on "The Insiders," there was some thought that Pittsburgh scaled back the offense to keep the pressure off Fields since the intention all along was to have Wilson start in 2024. Fields is more than 10 years younger than Wilson, who did not make much of a case to retain the starting job with a poor finish to the season. Fields' dual-threat ability will give him theoretical QB1 upside for as long as he remains one of the best athletes on the field, but Pittsburgh needs to add some more weapons in order for that to happen.

Huddle Up: The Steelers have indicated they would like to sign either Fields or Wilson, but it seems like Fields has more momentum at this point. Fantasy players should monitor the situation over the next few weeks, but neither quarterback will likely be more than a No. 2 fantasy quarterback at this point.

Huddle Up: The Raiders had interest in Matthew Stafford but will now have to consider one of the free-agent quarterbacks to sign this offseason. The Raiders have some good pass catchers on the roster, but whoever is the starting quarterback probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in 2025.

Huddle Up: Slayton is coming off a productive 2024 season and should receive interest from multiple teams if he becomes a free agent. He likely will receive a good role no matter where he plays next season and can be a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Robinson piled up a career-high 93 receptions, but his 7.5 yards per catch were a career low. If the Giants can figure out their quarterback situation, Robinson could be poised for a big jump in production. For now, he is a WR3 option in PPR formats.

Huddle Up: It seems like an unlikely marriage considering how aggressive Winston is and how conservative the Steelers typically are offensively, but such a marriage could be huge news for George Pickens as Winston loves throwing downfield. To a lesser extent, Pat Freiermuth would also likely benefit. It seems more likely that the Steelers would try to keep either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields, but they could do a lot worse than Winston as a bridge quarterback.

Huddle Up: Wilson met with the Giants last offseason but decided to sign with the Steelers, so they make have another chance to sign Wilson. He posted solid numbers with the Steelers but would not be more than a No. 2 fantasy quarterback if he joins the Giants.

Huddle Up: The Steelers are looking to keep one of their quarterbacks, but it is not known if it will be Wilson or Justin Fields. Wilson likely will be the starting quarterback for a team next season but will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: Both Wilson and Fields had some success as the starting quarterback for the Steelers, but neither quarterback became the obvious starting option for next season. Fantasy players can monitor the situation during the offseason, but neither quarterback is more than a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: Regardless of where Wilson lands this offseason, the 36-year-old veteran should be viewed as no better than a midrange QB2 option for 2025 fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: While Wilson is clearly on the back nine of his career, he would likely give the franchise its best option at quarterback since at least Derek Carr while also buying the team some time to land a blue-chip prospect. The Raiders may still have their work cut out for them despite Carroll's familiarity with Wilson as the quarterback has gushed about his respect for Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin. Wilson would be no better than a middling fantasy QB2 at either place.

Huddle Up: Wilson showed that he still has a little left in the tank, and the team will have to figure out what the future is at the position with Justin Fields also on an expiring contract. Wilson was mostly a QB2 for fantasy purposes in 2024, and that is likely where he'll be situated in 2025, too, wherever he ends up.

Huddle Up: Nabers put together an impressive rookie campaign despite catching passes from a variety of underwhelming quarterbacks. He is already in the WR1 mix, and his value will only go up if the Giants can figure out the quarterback spot.

Huddle Up: Robinson was good for 93 receptions, 699 yards and three touchdowns on 140 targets. He had a tremendous season, especially for PPR fantasy managers, and that was working with an assortment of mediocre quarterbacks. If the Giants get some stability at the QB position, Robinson could be a helpful fantasy option in 2025.

Huddle Up: Nabers had a dream season in Year 1 with Big Blue, and that was while working with the likes of Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Tommy DeVito and Tim Boyle under center. He will be in the conversation as a first-round pick in fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams heading into 2025, and hopefully he has an NFL-caliber quarterback to work with.

Huddle Up: Singletary had big shoes to fill, signing a three-year deal to help replace Saquon Barkley. He started the first four games, then suffered an injury and ended up taking a backseat to rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. Motor finished the season with 437 rushing yards, four touchdowns and 21 receptions for 119 yards with two fumbles lost. He is still just 27 years old, but his fantasy picture is rather murky heading into 2025. At this point he is a late-round flier only.

Huddle Up: The Giants didn't have a very good season, but at least it discovered Tracy. He was a good looking rookie who appears to have a little bit of upside heading into the 2025 season. Depending upon personnel moves and the draft, he could be the starter. If so, he could be a decent RB2 or flex fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Wilson has been putting up some pedestrain numbers down the stretch, and the Steelers will enter the playoffs on a four-game losing streak. He will be hard to trust in playoff contests.

Huddle Up: Although he has not practiced in full for more than two weeks, Nabers appears ready to push through his toe injury one last time to complete what has been a Rookie of the Year-caliber season. Nabers logged just one limited practice last week and humiliated the Indianapolis Colts with seven catches for 171 yards and two touchdowns. The No. 6 overall pick should be considered a reasonable WR1 option again in Week 18.

Huddle Up: The Steelers still do not have a set seed in the playoffs, so Wilson probably will play most of the Week 18 game. He has struggled over the last few weeks and is only a possible option in some two-quarterback leagues.