Everything Just Changed - Training Camp

Following his contract restructure, reports indicate Alvin Kamara will be running alongside Travis Etienne in the Saints' offense.

Despite a massive contract extension, Bijan Robinson's fantasy ranking remains unchanged at 1.02.

Christian Kirk is currently dealing with a calf injury.

If the 49ers' depth running backs miss extended time, Christian McCaffrey could realistically be in line for another 400-touch season.

The source notes that if Kyle Manungai's soft tissue injury leads to complications, it could provide a significant boost to DeAndre Swift's job security.

Following Ricky Pearsall's season-ending injury, Deebo Samuel is considered an enticing late-round pickup, particularly in best ball formats.

DeVonta Smith is currently dealing with a hamstring injury; the source advises monitoring the situation without making drastic ranking adjustments yet.

JK Dobbins is projected to serve as the primary first and second-down grinder for the Broncos, though his touches between the 20s are viewed as having limited fantasy upside.

The source believes a potential trade for Stefon Diggs would be "absolutely massive" for Jayden Daniels' fantasy outlook, providing him with a superior receiving option and a serious step forward for his production.

Despite training camp usage reports, Jeremiah Love is expected to be the featured running back for the Cardinals given his status as a top-three NFL draft pick. The primary concern is the team's overall offensive projection rather than a committee backfield.

Jonah Coleman is viewed as a depth piece and a jack-of-all-trades who could fill in at either early-down or third-down roles if an injury occurs in the Broncos' backfield.

Jordan James is dealing with a rib injury, which the source is monitoring as part of the 49ers' running back depth situation.

Keaton Mitchell is a high-upside late-round handcuff; the offensive coordinator views him as a "matchup issue" with untapped pass-catching value, and he benefits from an improved offensive line and coaching staff.

Kenyan Sadiq suffered a setback in his recovery from offseason hernia surgery; the source advises crossing him off draft boards entirely due to the likelihood of a slow start to his rookie season.

Khalil Herbert has signed with San Francisco, providing depth to the backfield, though it does not impact Christian McCaffrey's outlook.

Despite coach speak comparing him to Amon-Ra St. Brown, the source has not updated his rankings for Luther Burden. He is a target in ESPN drafts (5th round) but an avoid on Sleeper where his ADP rises to the beginning of the fourth round.

Malik Nabers is looking healthy and has avoided the PUP list, leading to increased confidence and a rise in draft position from the fourth round to the 2/3 turn.

Mike Evans is dealing with a quad injury; the source has downgraded him from a fourth-round pick to a fifth-round pick due to the injury and his age.

Despite generating significant training camp buzz, the source remains skeptical of Parker Washington's sixth-round ADP, noting that beat reporter praise is common every offseason; the source ranks him as a seventh-round selection.

Sean Payton has confirmed R.J. Harvey will be the Broncos' third-down running back. He is a preferred target after pick 100 on ESPN and Yahoo due to his receiving role and goal-line upside, though he is harder to draft on Sleeper where his ADP is 68.

The source suggests that if one uses the contract extension as a tiebreaker, Zay Flowers could be drafted over Tee Higgins in the third round.

The source is uncertain about how a potential Stefon Diggs trade would impact Terry McLaurin's specific fantasy outlook, suggesting it would primarily affect the team's second and third receiving options.

Travis Etienne's ADP has fallen from a third-round pick to an early-to-mid fourth-round pick across most platforms, including Sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo.

Despite being the more dynamic and explosive back, Trevon Henderson is struggling with pass blocking, which may prevent him from securing a passing-down role and lead to Rhamondre Stevenson retaining the starting job.

Tua Tagovailoa is projected to be the Week 1 starter for Atlanta, though the source notes this does not change the offensive outlook based on sportsbook data.

Zay Flowers received a massive $140 million contract extension from the Baltimore Ravens, but the source notes this does not change his talent profile or the team's offensive structure, and therefore does not warrant significant changes to his fantasy rankings. If using the extension as a tiebreaker, he could be drafted over Tee Higgins in the third round.