The Vikings have reportedly "had discussions" with free agent QB Ryan Tannehill. (Source: Jordan Schultz on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Tannehill did not play in the NFL last season, and is now looking for another opportunity. Minnesota is looking to bring in a veteran quarterback to join J.J. McCarthy in the team's quarterback room. This will remain a situation to monitor.

The Browns agreed to terms with LB Jerome Baker.

Fantasy Impact: Baker spent last season with the Seahawks and Titans. He'll add depth and experience in the linebacker room for Cleveland.

The Lions signed CB Avonte Maddox to a one-year contract. (Source: Jeff McLane on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Maddox spent the past seven seasons with the Eagles to begin his career. He will add depth in the secondary for Detroit in the slot.

The Giants signed WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey to a one-year contract. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Humprhey caught 17 passes each of the past two seasons with the Broncos. He'll be off the fantasy radar in a depth role for the Giants wide receiver room.

The Chiefs re-signed DE Charles Omenihu to a one-year, $7 million contract. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Omeniu played in limited games last season as he was recovering from a torn ACL suffered two years ago. He'll continue to hold a rotational role on the Chiefs defensive line.

Seahawks GM John Schneider said it is “way too early to tell” if LB Uchenna Nwosu will be placed on the physically unable to perform list to begin the season. (Source: Seattle Sports)

Fantasy Impact: Nwosu, who recently restructured his contract to remain with Seattle, underwent offseason surgery. He dealt with injuries for the majority of last season. His status for Week 1 next year is up in the air.

The Titans signed OLB Lorenzo Carter.

Fantasy Impact: Carter played in a depth role with the Falcons last season. He'll hold a rotational role for the Titans linebacker room.

Free agent DL Leki Fotu visited the Bills and Raiders.

Fantasy Impact: Fotu will likely hold a rotational role on the defensive line where ever he lands. He appeared in two games with the Jets last season.

The Falcons signed WR Jamal Agnew to a one-year contract. (Source: Mike Garafolo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Agnew spent last season on the practice squad for the Steelers. He'll likely hold primarily a special teams role for Atlanta.

The Browns re-signed CB Tony Brown II.

Fantasy Impact: Brown will likely remain in primarily a special teams role for Cleveland.

The Browns signed OG Teven Jenkins. (Source: Jordan Schultz on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jenkins spent three seasons as a starter for the Bears. The big knock on him has been staying healthy, but he should help out the offensive line for Cleveland if he can stay healthy.

The Steelers re-signed CB James Pierre to a one-year contract. (Source: Pittsburgh Steelers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Pierre made a pair of starts across a total of 15 games played for Pittsburgh last season. He'll continue to remain in primarily a depth role in the secondary for the Steelers.

The Lions signed CB Rock Ya-Sin. (Source: Mike Garafolo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Ya-Sin spent the past three years playing for the 49ers, Ravens and Raiders. He'll hold a depth role in the secondary for Detroit.

The Dolphins re-signed Benito Jones.

Fantasy Impact: Jones totaled 24 tackles across 15 starts last season with Mami. He will remain with the Dolphins in a similar or potentially larger role.

Jameis Winston has signed with the New York Giants on a two-year, $8 million deal that can be worth up to $16 million. (Source: Jordan Schultz on X)

Fantasy Impact: One of the most likable players in the NFL has found a home. Winston was a boon for the struggling pass catchers in Cleveland last year, and fantasy managers will hope he can do the same for the Giants. Malik Nabers, Darius Slayton, and Theo Johnson managers will rejoice. Even those who stuck it out with Jaylin Hyatt can have some hope. With the Giants signing Winston, should they go QB with the third overall pick, they can afford to let whoever they select sit behind Jameis for a year and let Jameis be the bridge QB.

Tyler Conklin has signed a one-year deal with the Chargers. (Source: Adam Schefter via X)

Fantasy Impact: Conklin ends his three year stint with the New York Jets. He had a bit of a down year in the yardage department in 2024, but got into the end zone four times after not scoring in 2023. He should give Justin Herbert a solid option at tight end in 2025 and be a TE2 option in fantasy.

WR Brandin Cooks is expected to sign with the Saints, per league sources. The 31-year-old, a 2014 first-rounder for New Orleans, returns after posting 26 catches for 259 yards in 10 games with the Cowboys in 2024. (Source: Mike Garafolo)

Fantasy Impact: Cooks’ 2024 fade—26 grabs, 259 yards—could flip with a Saints return alongside Chris Olave. His speed fits their attack, making him a WR3 stash with PPR potential if snaps pile up. At 31, consistency hinges on health and targets.

Aaron Rodgers arrived at the Steelers’ facility Friday, per local reports. The 41-year-old’s talks with Pittsburgh heat up as the Vikings stick with J.J. McCarthy, though no deal is close despite the team’s thin QB depth. (Source: Gerry Dulac)

Fantasy Impact: Rodgers landing in Pittsburgh could revive his fantasy stock, pairing him with DK Metcalf and George Pickens for QB1 upside. The Steelers’ lack of a starter beyond Mason Rudolph makes him a fit—age and health are the risks. He’s a mid-round watch until ink dries.

WR Michael Gallup signed with the Commanders on Thursday, per team reports. The 29-year-old, absent in 2024 after retiring last July, returns after a 34-catch, 418-yard 2023 with Dallas, bolstering a WR room led by Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel. (Source: Washington Commanders)

Fantasy Impact: Gallup’s 2024 hiatus and modest 2023 stats dim his fantasy shine, landing him in a crowded Washington depth chart. He’s a long-shot WR4 at best—experience with Dan Quinn might earn snaps, but volume’s scarce. PPR leagues won’t bite unless injuries clear a path.

WR Deebo Samuel locked in a revised one-year pact with the Commanders on Wednesday, netting 17 million dollars guaranteed and up to 3 million in incentives, per league sources. The 29-year-old looks to reset after a muted 2024 with the 49ers. (Source: Adam Schefter)

Fantasy Impact: Samuel’s 2024 dip—51 catches, 670 yards—faded his star, but Washington’s offense could unlock his dual-threat game. Pairing with Terry McLaurin, he’s a WR2 gamble with PPR juice if Kliff Kingsbury schemes him right. Injuries and age (29) cap his ceiling—health is key.