Huddle Up: Hurts was the QB10 last season, and that doomed fantasy owners that took him as a top-three option. He was the QB9 in 2024, which means we should start believing what we're seeing. The team will surely tweak some things and an improved passing game will open up his running plays more. Consider him around the QB4-QB7 range in drafts.

Huddle Up: The Panthers make the run game a big part of their offense, and with the departure of Rico Dowdle, there is an opening for Dillon to earn a role. Fantasy players should not jump too early, but he is a name to monitor.

Huddle Up: Brown had a miserable first three weeks but still wound up the WR11 in PPR leagues. He's a volatile option, but if you can land him as a WR2, he'll pay dividends.

Huddle Up: Goedert has racked up 409 receptions for 4,676 yards and 35 touchdowns across eight seasons with the Eagles, the only team he has played for in his career. He remains a top-notch TE1 in most fantasy leagues heading into 2026 once all of the top-tier options are off the board.

Huddle Up: Doston may have the chance to compete for the No. 2 receiver job during training camp but will likely be behind Drake London, Kyle Pitts and Bijan Robinson in terms of targets. He could be a late-round pick in some leagues but will not be a starting option most weeks.

Huddle Up: Brown has been part of trade rumors since the offseason started, but it seems he will remain with the Eagles for the time being. He will be a starter no matter where he plays in 2026 and should be a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: It is not known where Goedert will play next season, so fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next week. He will likely be a starter wherever he plays in 2026 and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in most leagues.

Huddle Up: In his eighth NFL season in 2025, Dallas Goedert turned in his best fantasy campaign. Putting up a career-high 60 receptions and scoring 11 touchdowns, Goedert may be heading into his age-31 season in 2026, but he'll still be a high-floor fantasy option for those looking to wait on tight end in fantasy drafts. Whether Goedert is playing in Philadelphia or somewhere new, he'll be a low-end fantasy TE1 in 2026.

Huddle Up: Calcaterra, a four-year veteran for Philadelphia, caught nine passes for 76 yards and a touchdown in 2025 playing behind Dallas Goedert. He doesn't have much fantasy value at this point unless Goedert gets injured.

Huddle Up: Traded to the Eagles from the Commanders at the end of the preseason in 2024, Dotson has been on the field quite a bit, but was seldom targeted by Jalen Hurts and the Eagles. In the last two seasons for the Eagles, Dotson has earned just 69 targets and caught 37 of them with just one touchdown. Dotson needs a career reset and he'll try to get that in Atlanta in 2026. For fantasy football, Dotson is a long shot to reclaim the form that led the Commanders to draft him in the first round, so for now, you can ignore him for fantasy purposes.

Huddle Up: Goedert should receive interest from teams if he hits the free-agent market, so fantasy players should keep an eye on his situation over the next week. He should be involved in the passing game for whoever he plays for in 2026 and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Brown finished as the WR11 in PPR leagues, but he really hurt teams that took him as a WR1/WR2 type early in the season. He had nine catches for 60 yards in the first three games combined and had a couple of two-TD games to rekindle his value. He'll be a rollercoaster in fantasy again if he stays with the Eagles and could benefit from a team more apt to throw his way.

Huddle Up: Brown has been a stalwart for fantasy since his rookie season, notching six seasons as a top-24 fantasy receiver out of his seven NFL campaigns. While Brown has been vocal about his desire to be more involved in the Eagles' offense at times throughout his tenure in Philadelphia, Brown's on-field production has been very consistent. In 2025, Brown notched his fourth straight season with at least 1,000 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. Whether in Philadelphia or elsewhere, Brown will be a desired player in fantasy circles. If a trade sends him to a team with a more pass-friendly environment, Brown could get back into the fantasy WR1 conversation in the upcoming season.

Huddle Up: Goedert was a TE1 in 2025, and there is every reason to believe he will be one again in Philadelphia if he returns.

Huddle Up: Potential fantasy managers of Hurts wouldn't be sad to see things stay the same. He was good for eight rushing touchdowns in 2025, and 14 rushing scores in 2024, with a majority of those TDs coming on 1-yard goal-line pushes which have tended to resemble more of a rugby scrum than a football play. With the Tush Push again a possibility, expect plenty of rushing scores for Hurts, and for him to remain a QB1 in most fantasy leagues yet again.

Huddle Up: A year after rushing for more than 2,000 yards, Barkley struggled with efficiency and wasn't able to produce many explosive plays in 2025. He still managed to top 1,400 yards from scrimmage thanks to a heavy workload, and even if he is unable to recapture his elite form, Barkley should still be in the RB1 mix in 2026.

Huddle Up: Despite a slow start to the 2025 campaign, the 28-year-old Brown finished the season with 78 catches for 1,003 yards and seven touchdowns, marking the sixth time in his seven-year career that he eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards. It still wouldn't be a surprise to see Brown suiting up for a different team in 2026 if the Eagles have decided that his presence on the roster would be more of a distraction than an asset.

Huddle Up: Brown's sporadic production was a nightmare for fantasy owners, and while he still ended up topping 1,000 receiving yards, he was a boom-or-bust option all season. Brown still possesses WR1 upside, but a lack of consistency could remain an issue if he is back in Philadelphia in 2026.

Huddle Up: Hurts finished the season with 25 passing touchdowns, which was tied for ninth among quarterbacks in the NFL for the season. He will be working a new offensive quarterback again next season and may see changes to his pass catchers. He should still be considered a No. 1 quarterback in all fantasy leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Despite a slow start to the season, Brown still managed to top 1,000 yards for the fourth year in a row and the sixth time in seven seasons. The question for Philadelphia is whether Brown's production is worth the drama and distractions that he creates. It wouldn't be a surprise if Brown was playing elsewhere in 2026.

Huddle Up: Goedert will be returning to the lineup after missing the regular season finale. He has been a reliable part of the passing game this season and should see a handful of targets this week. Fantasy players should consider him a starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Goedert seems to be on track to play in the Wild Card playoff game, but fantasy players will know more in the next day or two. He will see a handful of targets if he plays and can be a starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Goedert did not play in the regular season finale but seems to have a good chance to return to the lineup for the Wild Card game. He is a solid part of the passing game when healthy and will be a starting option in all fantasy leagues if active.

Huddle Up: Smith will be a fantastic option as a WR2 in postseason fantasy leagues, especially since the Eagles are hopeful of going deep into the playoffs as they look to defend their Super Bowl title.

Huddle Up: Bigsby showed he is more than capable of carrying the mail should anything happen to Saquon Barkley. The Eagles rested the latter, and it was Bigsby, not Will Shipley, serving as the workhorse in the finale. Bigsby wouldn't normally be worthy of a roster spot outside of deeper seasonal leagues, but in postseason fantasy leagues, Bigsby isn't a bad depth option.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to check on Goedert's practice participation next week to see if he will be available for the playoffs. Grant Calcaterra may see a few targets in the passing game with Goedert sidelined but should be avoided in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: The Eagles are planning to sit most of their starters, so Goedert likely will be held out of the game even if he is cleared to play. Fantasy players should look for other options and keep Goedert on the bench.