Huddle Up: If Darnold is able to recreate the magic from last season, he will have very little to worry about in terms of job security. With that said, it is obvious that Macdonald would love nothing more than for Milroe to develop into being 75-80% of the player he used to watch every day in practice while he was with the Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson. Milroe may do next to nothing in fantasy this year if Darnold plays well, but his athleticism will give him a chance to be a fantasy QB1 if he is ever called upon to start.

Huddle Up: Milroe will likely spend his rookie learning from the sidelines, but if Sam Darnold struggles, Seattle could move on from Darnold as early as 2026. In the meantime, Milroe is a stash candidate in dynasty leagues.

Huddle Up: Arroyo has a chance to earn a role during his rookie season if he performs well during training camp. He could be a No. 2 tight end in some fantasy leagues in 2025.

Huddle Up: Kupp's pairing with Jaxon Smith-Njigba is an interesting one since both players have operated out of the slot as often as they have, but neither player is a slot-only receiver either. Expect both players to be used interchangeably in that regard, at least for as long as Kupp - who has struggled with injuries in recent years - can stay on the field. Kupp should be able to return fantasy WR3 value when he is on the field in 2025.

Huddle Up: Kupp is from the state of Washington, and he played his college football at Eastern Washington. He will get an opportunity to face the Los Angeles Rams twice per season, too, showing the team what it lost when they chose Davante Adams over him. As long as he can stay healthy, and that's a big if, he still has at least a couple more seasons as a productive slot receiver and fantasy option while working with new QB Sam Darnold.

Huddle Up: The Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints, Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys are reportedly the four teams most interested in securing his services. The Seahawks may have the biggest need for him and would meet his preference of staying on the West Coast. The Saints would benefit greatly from a slot receiver like Kupp, who would complement the speedy duo of Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed well. The Broncos need him less than the others, although Kupp could fit nicely alongside Courtland Sutton and Evan Engram. The Cowboys probably wouldn't mind having a strong second receiver to take some defensive attention off CeeDee Lamb. Kupp will likely be a fantasy WR3 option if he lands in any of these spots.

Huddle Up: The Patriots owe it to Drake Maye to get him as many weapons as possible, although it could be argued the one legit threat they already have at receiver is primarily a slot guy in Demario Douglas. With that said, Kupp is not restricted to being a slot and would give Maye a dependable option on the outside to pair alongside a likely Day 1 or Day 2 wideout in April's draft. Kupp would likely fall into the fantasy WR3 range if he ends up with New England.

Huddle Up: Kupp should receive interest from multiple teams and probably will be a starter for his new team in 2025. He can be a No. 3 receiver in most leagues if he can stay healthy.

Huddle Up: Valdes-Scantling could have a nice role in the Seahawks passing game next season since DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett will no longer be on the team. He posted 411 yards and four touchdowns this past season and could be a late round pick in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players should monitor the situation to see if Kupp hits the free-agent market later this week. He can still be a reliable option for fantasy players if he joins another team and can be at least a No. 3 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Darnold is coming off the best season of his career and will be the replacement for Geno Smith. The departure of DK Metcalf means one less wide receiver to work with, but this should provide a stable floor for Jaxon Smith-Njigba. As for Darnold's fantasy prospects, it will be difficult to follow up his QB8 finish in Seattle. He's best viewed as a QB2 option moving forward.

Huddle Up: The Vikings are likely to give QB J.J. McCarthy every opportunity to win the team's starting quarterback job, after he missed his entire rookie season due to a torn meniscus in his right knee. As a result, any veteran quarterback that Minnesota brings in this offseason would probably be considered an underdog if there is a battle for the job during training camp.

Huddle Up: The Rams have not been able to find a trade partner at this point, but it seems likely that Kupp will be wearing a new uniform next season. He is one of the better receivers in the NFL when healthy and can be a starting option in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: This is not exactly new information, as the word out in Minnesota for some time has been about the Vikings hoping to keep Darnold around. The reason this report is newsworthy is because it reinforces the notion that both sides are actively trying to get something done before the start of free agency. The incentive for Minnesota is to keep a capable starting quarterback around and the incentive for Darnold is to continue playing with one of the best supporting casts in the league.

Huddle Up: Kupp has been on the trade block since the start of the offseason, but the Rams need to find a team willing to pay his $20 million salary-cap hit for the 2025 season. Kupp dealt with injuries last season while averaging a modest 11.8 fantasy points per game. However, he finished the regular season with fewer than four fantasy points in four of his final five games. He's best viewed as a high-end WR3 at this stage of his career.

Huddle Up: Darnold was the QB7 in fantasy last season, and if he remains in Minnesota, he could remain a low-end QB1 option. If he goes to a QB-needy team without a lot around him, his value will drop.

Huddle Up: Walker missed a few games with injuries last year, but he still managed a career-high 46 receptions. It sounds like he could handle an even larger role in the passing game under Kubiak, and if Walker can stay healthy, he should be a solid RB2.

Huddle Up: The Vikings will have a decision to make since Darnold had a breakout season in 2024, but they also have J.J. McCarthy coming back from injury. Darnold likely will be the starter for a team next season but probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback no matter where he signs.

Huddle Up: Darnold is coming off the best season of his career and should receive interest from multiple teams if the Vikings do not place the franchise tag on him. The Raider do not have a clear answer at quarterback at this time, and Darnold could be their long-term starter if they can reach an agreement. He probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback if he plays for the Raiders.

Huddle Up: At this point, it appears the Vikings are comfortable with allowing Darnold to test the market and prepping 2024 rookie J.J. McCarthy to be the starter. Darnold is going to have a market in free agency with so many quarterback-needy teams and the draft class not particularly deep at the position. The Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders appear to be among the favorites for his services.

Huddle Up: Kupp has played in 12 games or less in each of the last three seasons but did finish this season with 710 yards and six touchdowns. He likely will have several teams interested in him and can be at least a No. 3 receiver in most leagues depending on his new situation.