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Michael Pittman Jr. told reporters he did not have to have surgery on his back this offseason. (Source: Joel A. Erickson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Pittman played through a lingering back injury for much of last season. He told reporters he was cleared to play last month and he believes he's done the work necessary to get past the fractured back he played through last season.


Chiefs coach Andy Reid said TE Jared Wiley is "doing well in his rehab." (Source: Matt McMullen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Wiley suffered a torn ACL in a practice last November. He appears to be on track to be healthier heading into training camp.


Chiefs coach Andy Reid said WR Rashee Rice is "doing well in his rehab." (Source: Matt McMullen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It has been reported that Rice is expected to be ready for training camp. He is working his way back from an LCL tear suffered in Week 4 of last season. It is unclear if he is facing any suspensions for his issues off the field.


Vikings HC Kevin O’Connell said J.J. McCarthy is participating in the team’s offseason program with “no limitations.” (Source: Kevin Seifert on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McCarthy is continuing to work his way back from a torn meniscus suffered in the preseason last year. He currently enters the offseason program as the starter for Minnesota.


The Bengals are reportedly “awaiting clarity” on Zack Moss’ availability for 2025. (Source: Paul Dehner Jr.)

Fantasy Impact: If the Bengals decide to release Moss, it would open up $3.5 million in cap space. It will be worth monitoring next week to see if the Bengals invest an early draft pick on a running back.


Chargers LB Daiyan Henley is expected to be ready for training camp. (Source: ESPN)

Fantasy Impact: Henley is rehabbing from surgery on a torn labrum that he played through for the final few months of last season. He is expected to be 100 percent healthy heading into training camp.


Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said Stefon Diggs "is working hard" at the start of the Patriots offseason workout program. (Source: Mark Daniels on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: "(Diggs is) a motivated player," Vrabel said. "He's a hungry player." Diggs is coming off a torn ACL but appears to be on track to be a full-go at the start of the season. He signed a three-year deal with New England back at the end of March.


Dak Prescott said he “could play today” if he had to. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Prescott appears to be fully recovered from the torn hamstring that ended his season early last year. His status remains one to monitor as we approach OTAs and training camp.


Derek Carr is dealing with a shoulder injury and is potentially weighing surgery as an option. His availability for the start of the season is in question. (Source: Ian Rapoport on X)

Fantasy Impact: The news comes as a complete surprise to fantasy managers and the NFL world alike. The Saints were already rumored to take a quarterback in the upcoming draft, with Jaxson Dart a popular candidate. Should confirmation come in that Carr will miss significant time, that rumor may soon become a reality.


Former Penn State EDGE Abdul Carter’s “stress reaction in his foot is healing” and that “no surgery will be needed.” (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Carter had a stress reaction in his right foot was discovered during the NFL Combine in February. He should enter the NFL Draft with not too many concerns around his injury.


Rams coach Sean McVay said Rob Havenstein underwent surgery and is expected to be ready for training camp. (Source: LA Times)

Fantasy Impact: Havenstein had surgery to address a shoulder injury that impacted him late last season. He'll likely be slowed up early in camp.


Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles said he’s “hoping” Chris Godwin will be able to play Week 1. (Source: Rick Stroud on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: There should be more information known on Godwin closer to OTAs. He is recovering from a dislocated ankle suffered in Week 7 of last season.


Lions coach Dan Campbell said the team doesn’t expect to have Alim McNeill back for training camp “or probably even the early part of the season.” (Source: Michigan Live)

Fantasy Impact: McNeill tore his ACL in Week 15 of last season, putting his status for the start of next year in doubt. He will be rehabbing throughout the offseason program.


Browns GM Andrew Berry said Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is “progressing" from his neck injury. (Source: Zac Jackson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Owusu-Koramoah remains without a clear timetable to return. He was placed on injured reserve with a neck injury in early November last year. His status heading into next season remains up in the air.


Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said WR Ja’Lynn Polk is recovering from offseason shoulder surgery. (Source: ESPN)

Fantasy Impact: Polk missed time with a shoulder injury late last season, so the surgery was likely to address those issues. It was a lost rookie season for the receiver out of Washington as he looks to take a step forward with his role under a new coaching staff heading into next season. He will be a player to monitor in training camp.


Titans coach Brian Callahan said Treylon Burks will return “closer to the regular season.” (Source: Jim Wyatt on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Burks suffered a torn ACL in Week 6 last season which sidelined him for the remainder of the year. He will remain off the fantasy radar heading into next season.


Titans coach Brian Callahan said L’Jarius Sneed should be ready for training camp. (Source: Jim Wyatt on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Sneed was limited to just five games last season with the quad injury. He figures to be the top corner for the Titans next season when he is healthy.


The Patriots expect Christian Barmore to participate in their offseason program. (Source: ProFootballTalk on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Barmore appeared in four games last season before he suffered a recurrence of his blood clot symptoms. Patriots coach Mike Vrabel noted to reporters that Barmore has been feeling better.


Ravens coach John Harbaugh said RB Keaton Mitchell has "been on schedule." (Source: D. Orlando Ledbetter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Mitchell saw just 16 total touches last season as he spent most of the year working his way back from a torn ACL. “He’s been on track," Harbaugh said. "That was a really tough injury.” He is likely to take on a much bigger role next season as he enters the offseason healthier.


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.


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