Garrett's megadeal keeps him a fantasy IDP cornerstone-his sack streak and 2023 DPOY nod make him a no-brainer top EDGE pick. Staying in Cleveland with a no-trade clause ensures lineup stability, a boon for dynasty leagues counting on his elite production. His 2024 numbers held strong despite team woes, so expect more of the same in 2025. Non-IDP players won't blink, but he's a lock for early IDP

Ertz returns to Washington after he was a safety blanket for Jayden Daniels for much of last season. The addition of Deebo Samuel adds more competition, but Ertz could be a streaming option for fantasy managers in certain matchups. It will also be worth monitoring to see if Ben Sinnott has any role in his second season.

Tremble was able to show flashes last season, but not in a consistent fashion. Carolina will likely continue to utilize multiple tight ends as it did last season.

Manhertz will remain in a primary blocking role and off the fantasy radar.

There had been rumors of Carr being released as New Orleans looks to find any way to open up cap space. He'll remain with the Saints for at least another year or two.

Stanley lands a new deal with Baltimore. The contract includes $44 million in guaranteed money for one of the top tackles in the NFL.

Corbett had his season ended early last year due to torn biceps. He'll bring back experience to the Panthers offensive line.

Long had appeared in games for the Chargers from the 2019-21 seasons, filling in as an injury replacement.

Gillan was going to enter free agency next week. He is now under control through the 2027 season.

Miami will be able to match any offer Kohou receives in free agency.