Huddle Up: The Eagles lost Jahan Doston this offseason, so Wicks can be considered at least a candidate for the No. 3 receiver job with the Eagles. He could see a bigger role if the Eagles decide to move on from A.J. Brown. Wicks has a chance to be a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver in some leagues if he becomes a big part of the Eagles passing game.

Huddle Up: Willis showed potential in spot duty with the Green Bay Packers last season after struggling with a similar barebones structure in Tennessee. The fantasy outlook isn't going to be great in 2026, but he could be a matchup play as a QB2 in fantasy.

Huddle Up: The Dolphins can talk about Willis being the answer at the quarterback position, but his play on the field will ultimately determine whether or not he is the long-term starter. Willis flashed some potential in a small sample last year, and he should be considered a QB2 with upside heading into 2026.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see what Kraft will be able to do during training camp and if he will be ready for Week 1. He should be an important part of the offense when healthy and can be a No. 1 fantasy tight end.

Huddle Up: Wicks has struggled to deliver consistent production while part of a crowded receiver room in Green Bay the last three seasons, but he could become the No. 2 option if he were to end up with the Jets.

Huddle Up: McDaniels apparently identified Doubs as a player who could benefit from his scheme, and Doubs should be a steady option in the passing game. Doubs looks like a WR3 option heading into 2026.

Huddle Up: Holani did a good job down the stretch when thrust into a larger role with Charbonnet going down in the playoffs. He is a player to watch in training camp and the preseason, as he could very well challenge for starter reps until Charbonnet is ready to go. Holani knows the system, while Wilson is learning it, so that gives him a leg up.

Huddle Up: There is a chance that Wilson sees a good amount of work early in the season if Zach Charbonnet is not ready to play, so fantasy players should monitor what the team does at the position this offseason. Wilson could be a No. 2 or No. 3 running back in leagues if he receives a majority of the touches while Charbonnet is sidelined but will lose value when Charbonnet is ready to play.

Huddle Up: Doubs should be one of the starting receivers for the Patriots right away and will likely be an important part of the team's passing game. He can be considered at least a No. 3 receiver in fantasy leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Doubs will take over the role left by Stefon Diggs' departure. He could find himself being a viable WR3 or flex option if the Patriots' passing game maintains the level it had in 2025.

Huddle Up: Head coach Jeff Hafley is familiar with Willis since they were both with the Packers last year, so Willis will be the starting quarterback for the foreseeable future. He will have some good targets to throw to in 2026 but will probably be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Doubs put up a solid season in 2025, with 55 receptions, 724 yards and six touchdowns for the Packers. However, Doubs was at the mercy of an offense that spreads the ball around when they did pass. The Packers didn't prioritize the pass enough for gaudy individual numbers that pop for fantasy football. Doubs will seek a free agent market that's very robust, as he's sought after by quite a few NFL teams. With his value potentially on the rise if he lands in the right situation, Doubs could be a worthwhile low-end WR3 with more target-earning potential on an offense that passes more than the Packers have in recent seasons.

Huddle Up: Doubs should receive interest from multiple teams if he hits the free-agent market, so fantasy players can monitor the situation over the next few weeks. He can be a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver in fantasy leagues depending on his situation.

Huddle Up: Willis will receive interest from several teams this offseason and is in line to be a starter for a team in 2026. He played well in his limited workload this past season but will probably only be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues no matter where he plays.

Huddle Up: Willis was pressed into duty for four games last season, starting one in Week 17 against the Baltimore Ravens. His lone start produced 288 passing yards and a touchdown on 18-of-21 passing, plus 60 rushing yards and two rushing scores. Plucked in the trade market following the 2024 preseason, Willis has been an excellent backup quarterback in the handful of times he's needed to come in, and that promise has intrigued several NFL franchises as Willis hits free agency in 2026 despite a small sample size of opportunities. For fantasy, it's the rushing production that draws eyes to Willis, as that has historically been what has separated average fantasy quarterbacks from the excellent ones. If Willis is signed as a starter in 2026, he'll be an immediate sleeper candidate for fantasy managers to take a flier on in drafts.

Huddle Up: Doubs is likely to be highly sought after in free agency and would sign elsewhere to be a WR2 at a minimum. He could become a sneaky flex play in the right landing spot.

Huddle Up: Golden had a hard time finding his footing in the Packers' deep wide receiver room in 2025. With 2026 being his second year in the league, and roster moves expected, he could see the larger target share that is being projected. Until the depth chart settles down, though, he remains a flex play or WR3 in deeper leagues at most.

Huddle Up: Willis flashed some intriguing potential with his arm and his legs in limited action with Green Bay last season, but whether he is given a chance to show what he can do as a starter in 2026 remains to be seen. If Willis does land in Arizona, he would have some solid weapons at his disposal and would be worth a look as a high-upside QB2.

Huddle Up: Love posted 101.2 passer rating in 2025, while racking up a 3.8-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio. He also threw for 323 yards and four touchdowns in the wild-card game loss against the Chicago Bears. Love was a borderline low-end QB1 or top QB2 in most fantasy leagues in 2025, and if Jayden Reed, Christian Watson and Tucker Watson can all get healthy, and stay healthy, Love could be a sneaky good fantasy option in 2026.

Huddle Up: Kraft emerged as a TE1 in most fantasy leagues with his big-time production in 2025. He is aiming to be ready for the start of the regular season, and he could have a fatter wallet, too.

Huddle Up: Watson is under contract for next season, but it remains to be seen if the Packers will lock him up beyond 2026. Injuries have been an issue with Watson, but he has been a big-play weapon for the Packers when healthy. He doesn't pile up a lot of receptions, but Watson should be a high-upside WR3 in 2026.

Huddle Up: Willis has a chance to make an impact if he signs with a team looking to make a change at quarterback. His dual-threat ability makes him a fantasy option in 2026 with the right team as a QB1.

Huddle Up: Kraft was a legit TE1 prior to his injury, putting up some huge fantasy stat lines while developing a nice rapport with Jordan Love. The Packers offense really missed Kraft down the stretch and into the playoffs. He'll come with some risk on draft day 2026 in fantasy leagues, so proceed with caution, and plan to have some depth at the position in the event he has a setback, or simply cannot be ready for Week 1.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation during the offseason to see if Kraft will be ready for the start of the 2026 regular season. He was a big part of the passing game before his injury and will be a No. 1 fantasy tight end once he returns to the lineup.

Huddle Up: Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Matthew Golden should all see targets in the passing game during the Wild Card playoff games. Doubs and Watson should be starting options in fantasy leagues, while Reed can be a possible flex option.

Huddle Up: Golden has had a slow rookie season, so he can be avoided in playoff pools this postseason. However, Golden can earn a better role in the 2026 season with a strong showing in the playoffs.

Huddle Up: Wicks has not found much sustained success in the 2025 season, but he has made splashes in weeks. He can be used as a flex play in deeper playoff pools in the Wild Card Round.