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  • Fantasy Week 4Leaderboard
    Mark Hinderman 266.95F
    Neal Stake 266.95F
    Phil Lowery 259.60F
    Dan Dahlman51.40F
    Eric Baeza 251.40F
    Phil Lowery 349.00F
    Anders Tietz44.05F
    Bill Grunwald44.05F
    Bob Tess (R Winkler friend)44.05F
    Brayden G44.05F
    Chris Laurent 144.05F
    Evenhouse Raiders244.05F
    Heather44.05F
    Joel 344.05F
    Markl Hinderman 444.05F
    Sara Brown44.05F
    2 Champion39.15F
    Evenhouse raiders39.15F
    Flipper 239.15F
    Flipper 339.15F
    Jimmer 239.15F
    Josh Smith 239.15F
    K&S (T)39.15F
    Pam Kienbaum 239.15F
    Phil Posp 239.15F
    Sean Slattery39.15F
    Tom Binder39.15F
    Tommy C 239.15F
    Bill Grunwald 325.90F
    Douger J125.90F
    Hilary Smith25.90F
    1# Champion23.60F
    AJ 123.60F
    AJ 223.60F
    Bill Grunwald 223.60F
    Brandon Johnson23.60F
    Bryce 123.60F
    Chris Laurent 223.60F
    Dan Catlin 223.60F
    Dave Duecker23.60F
    Eddie Winkler23.60F
    Eric Baeza23.60F
    Eric Gomez23.60F
    Eric Gomez 223.60F
    Flipper 123.60F
    Flipper 423.60F
    Greg Ceilley23.60F
    Jack Hudak23.60F
    JImmer Johnson23.60F
    Jimmy G 223.60F
    Jimmy Guercioni23.60F
    Joel T23.60F
    Joel T 423.60F
    Josh Smith23.60F
    Josiah Kliest23.60F
    K&S 223.60F
    Kenny Klatt23.60F
    Kevin Brown23.60F
    Laura Tess23.60F
    Like I said, Like I said!23.60F
    Long Shot23.60F
    Mark Allain23.60F
    Mark Hinderman 123.60F
    Matt Digman23.60F
    Mike Erickson23.60F
    Mike Neidigh 123.60F
    Mike Neidigh 223.60F
    Molli Ksionsk23.60F
    Monroe Street Skunks23.60F
    Neal Stake 123.60F
    Pam Kienbaum23.60F
    Phil Lowery 123.60F
    Phil Posp 123.60F
    Randall Sulivan23.60F
    Remo Williams23.60F
    Rob Egan (M)23.60F
    Rob Egan 2 (J)23.60F
    Ryan Chef 223.60F
    Ryan jones23.60F
    Ryan Winkler23.60F
    Scott Chandler23.60F
    Sean Slattery 223.60F
    Steve Raab 123.60F
    Take a Bigger Lead23.60F
    Tanner Hansen 123.60F
    Tanner Hansen 223.60F
    Tanner Hansen 323.60F
    Ted Stern23.60F
    The Hasman!23.60F
    Tom HUTT HUTT23.60F
    Tommy C 323.60F
    Tommy Crevier123.60F
    Wes F23.60F
    Joel Thayer 221.20F
    Mark Hinderman 321.20F
    Sandy Winkler21.20F
    EBEB 119.70F
    Ryan CHEF Sullivan19.70F
    Corey C18.10F
    Dan Catlin 115.70F
    Dennis T15.70F
    The HASMAN2!13.30F
    BILL G 412.60F
  • Standings
    Mark Hinderman 2486.60
    Anders Tietz482.25
    Ryan jones482.00
    Tanner Hansen 3478.00
    Phil Posp 2477.80
    Heather476.05
    Sean Slattery 2475.40
    Tanner Hansen 1474.25
    Markl Hinderman 4474.10
    Ryan Winkler470.65
    Neal Stake 2465.15
    Josh Smith464.00
    Bill Grunwald462.75
    Wes F462.65
    Brandon Johnson462.30
    Ryan Chef 2462.15
    Remo Williams461.35
    Bob Tess (R Winkler friend)460.50
    Dan Dahlman457.70
    Take a Bigger Lead457.35
    AJ 1456.05
    Dave Duecker455.45
    Flipper 2454.60
    Sean Slattery454.60
    The Hasman!454.15
    Rob Egan (M)453.25
    Mike Neidigh 1452.75
    Tommy Crevier1452.55
    Mark Allain452.25
    Dennis T451.60
    Ted Stern451.25
    JImmer Johnson450.75
    Jack Hudak447.85
    1# Champion447.85
    Pam Kienbaum447.30
    Mike Neidigh 2446.65
    Flipper 1446.55
    Kenny Klatt444.85
    Joel 3444.70
    Matt Digman444.05
    Monroe Street Skunks443.55
    Brayden G442.90
    Evenhouse Raiders2442.65
    Pam Kienbaum 2442.35
    Eddie Winkler442.05
    K&S (T)441.45
    Ryan CHEF Sullivan439.10
    Kevin Brown436.45
    Greg Ceilley436.05
    Jimmer 2434.60
    Steve Raab 1434.55
    Scott Chandler434.45
    Jimmy Guercioni434.40
    Long Shot434.25
    Chris Laurent 2434.05
    Josh Smith 2433.75
    Bryce 1433.25
    Tom Binder433.15
    Dan Catlin 2432.35
    Eric Gomez 2432.25
    Randall Sulivan431.75
    EBEB 1431.45
    Phil Lowery 2430.15
    Josiah Kliest429.20
    Tanner Hansen 2429.20
    Laura Tess428.95
    K&S 2428.80
    Eric Baeza 2428.65
    Tommy C 3427.15
    Mark Hinderman 1427.15
    Neal Stake 1427.05
    Flipper 4425.80
    2 Champion425.30
    Dan Catlin 1425.25
    Corey C423.85
    Rob Egan 2 (J)423.45
    Evenhouse raiders422.65
    Tommy C 2421.60
    Phil Lowery 1421.25
    AJ 2421.00
    Joel T420.65
    Jimmy G 2419.70
    Joel T 4418.40
    Flipper 3416.55
    Sara Brown415.30
    Hilary Smith413.85
    Tom HUTT HUTT412.65
    Bill Grunwald 2408.05
    Mike Erickson406.35
    Eric Gomez402.20
    Chris Laurent 1398.60
    Bill Grunwald 3393.70
    Joel Thayer 2391.55
    Like I said, Like I said!389.45
    Eric Baeza386.90
    Phil Posp 1385.40
    Molli Ksionsk385.25
    The HASMAN2!377.65
    Mark Hinderman 3354.95
    Douger J1353.20
    Sandy Winkler344.45
    Phil Lowery 3336.05
    BILL G 4320.40
  • Player Notes
    Christian Kirk Feb 21 10:20am CT
    Christian Kirk

    ESPN's Dan Graziano puts the odds at 75 percent that the Jacksonville Jaguars cut wide receiver Christian Kirk (collarbone) this offseason. Kirk has one year left on his current deal and is scheduled to make $16.5 million in 2025. However, he's coming off a season-ending broken collarbone and has seen his production decline the last two years due to injuries, and the Jaguars have a new head coach and offensive system and will have a new general manager soon. They also signed Gabe Davis last offseason, and Brian Thomas Jr. took over in 2024 as a legitimate No. 1 wideout. Cutting Kirk would save $10.4 million in 2025 salary cap space. Other potential cap cuts to free up money are receiver Josh Reynolds ($4 million) and tight end Evan Engram ($6 million). It's highly unlikely Jacksonville cuts both Kirk and Engram this offseason.

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    Aidan Hutchinson Feb 21 9:40am CT
    Aidan Hutchinson

    The Detroit Lions have a lot of reasons to bring back edge rusher Za'Darius Smith after he proved to be a perfect fit for the team down the stretch last year -- he was the team's best pass-rusher after Aidan Hutchinson (leg) went down -- but The Athletic's Nick Baumgardner thinks it's hard to see Smith coming back on the contract the Lions inherited from the trade with the Cleveland Browns. Designating the 32-year-old as a pre-June 1 cut would save Detroit almost $6 million in 2025 salary cap savings with no dead-money penalties. If he's cut, the Lions would almost certainly then look to bring him back on a new friendlier cap deal. The Lions have the cap space to make a big-time edge-rush move this offseason (potentially trading for Myles Garrett), but that would be a little out of character for this franchise. In eight regular-season games for Detroit after being traded, Smith recorded four sacks.

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    Denico Autry Feb 21 9:40am CT
    Denico Autry

    The Athletic's Mike Jones lists Houston Texans defensive tackle Denico Autry as an obvious salary cap casualty this offseason after starting just two of the 10 games he played in after signing a two-year, $20 million deal last year. The 34-year-old veteran did not live up to expectations and recorded only 13 tackles and three sacks in 2024. If the Texans were to cut him with a post-June 1 designation, they would save $9 million on the 2025 salary cap. It's a move that seems likely to happen since the Texans are projected to have barely more than $3 million available in cap space when the new league year begins in March. Autry was suspended for the first six games of 2024 due to performance-enhancing substances and then served as a depth option on the defensive line behind Will Anderson and Danielle Hunter.

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    Russell Wilson Feb 21 9:30am CT
    Russell Wilson

    The Denver Broncos are operating with more than $50 million in salary cap space this year and won't be forced into cost-saving moves like they were a year ago to account for the financial ramifications of releasing quarterback Russell Wilson. However, The Athletic's Nick Kosmider writes that they could still cut linebacker Alex Singleton (knee) and save $5.6 million on this year's salary cap, according to Over The Cap. The 31-year-old suffered a season-ending torn ACL early in 2024 and has no guaranteed money left on the three-year deal he signed in 2023. Singleton would also leave behind just $1.3 million in dead money if he's cut. Another salary cap casualty for Denver could be safety P.J. Locke. The Broncos would save $4.2 million against the 2025 cap if they cut him. Before getting hurt, Singleton had 31 tackles (17 solo) and an interception in just three games played.

    From RotoBaller

    Donovan Wilson Feb 21 9:20am CT
    Donovan Wilson

    The Athletic's Jon Machota writes that the Dallas Cowboys' safety position stands out as one that cut see a cut for salary cap purposes this offseason. It's likely that safety Donovan Wilson stays with the team, but another option would be safety Malik Hooker. Wilson has a base salary of $6.5 million in 2025, and cutting him would leave $3.3 million in dead money. The 30-year-old started all 17 games last year, finished third on the team in tackles (82) and fifth in sacks (4.5), and ranked 61st among all safeties on Pro Football Focus. Hooker, meanwhile, also played every game in 2024, ranking fourth in tackles (81) and tied for the team lead in interceptions (two). He has a $5.5 million base salary this year and $6.5 million in 2026. He'd leave behind $4 million in dead money if he was cut. Machota thinks the Cowboys will keep both safeties.

    From RotoBaller

    Dalvin Tomlinson Feb 21 9:10am CT
    Dalvin Tomlinson

    The Athletic's Zac Jackson writes that the Cleveland Browns could save $3 million by designating edge rusher Ogbonnia Okoronkwo as a post-June 1 cut this offseason ahead of his age-30 season. The Browns have plenty of important decisions coming and also have to decide on the futures of veteran defensive tackles Dalvin Tomlinson and Shelby Harris. Of course, the elephant in the room is dealing with the trade request from All-Pro pass-rusher Myles Garrett. The 29-year-old Okoronkwo's production was down across the board for the Browns in 2024, as the former fifth-rounder of the Los Angeles Rams in 2018 out of Oklahoma had only 23 tackles (15 solo), three sacks, five tackles for loss, six QB hits and a forced fumble in 16 games (five starts) in his second year in Cleveland. The rotational D-lineman is entering the final year of his three-year, $19 million deal.

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    Sam Hubbard Feb 21 9:00am CT
    Sam Hubbard

    The Cincinnati Bengals have several veterans that are likely to be salary cap casualties this offseason, including defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins (illness), offensive lineman Alex Cappa, defensive lineman Sam Hubbard and linebacker Germaine Pratt, but The Athletic's Paul Dehner Jr. writes that Rankins is the most certain cut of the group. When healthy, Rankins only had one sack and four QB pressures and then missed the second half of the season with an illness. The Bengals signed the 30-year-old to a two-year, $24.5 million deal last offseason but will save $9.6 million against the 2025 cap if they cut him. Rankins isn't going to see a roster bonus that he's due on March 17. In addition to just his one sack recorded in 2024, Rankins had only 18 tackles (10 solo) over his seven games played.

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    Elijah Molden Feb 20 7:30pm CT
    Elijah Molden

    The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to a three-year contract extension with safety Elijah Molden (leg) on Thursday, sources told NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. In his first year with the Chargers in 2024, Molden played in 15 games (12 starts) before suffering a fractured fibula on Dec. 28 in the win over the New England Patriots. In his 15 starts, the 26-year-old defensive back had a career-high 75 tackles (43 solo), a career-high three interceptions, seven pass breakups and two fumble recoveries for the Bolts. The former third-round selection (100th overall) by the Tennessee Titans in 2021 out of the University of Washington will now continue his career in L.A. and be a staple of their secondary under head coach Jim Harbaugh. In his three years in Tennessee, Molden had 140 tackles (94 solo), two picks returned for TDs, eight pass breakups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries (one returned for a TD).

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    Brian Schottenheimer Feb 20 7:00pm CT
    Brian Schottenheimer

    NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports that seven-time All-Pro offensive guard Zack Martin has informed the Dallas Cowboys that he plans to retire, according to sources. Martin is one of the greatest linemen of his era and will surely get into the Hall of Fame down the road. The 34-year-old stepping away and hanging up his cleats will obviously be a big blow to a Cowboys offense that will be run by new head coach Brian Schottenheimer in 2025. In addition to being a seven-time All-Pro, Martin was named to nine Pro Bowls in his 11 seasons in Dallas. His seven first-team All-Pro selections are tied with Hall of Famers Randall McDaniel and John Hannah for the most among guards all time, according to ESPN Research. Martin was a first-rounder back in 2014 and ended up starting 162 games and missing more than one game in a season just twice (2020, 2024). He was named to the NFL's All-Decade team from 2010-20.

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    Gerald Everett Feb 20 10:00am CT
    Gerald Everett

    The Athletic's Kevin Fishbain writes that it's hard to see Chicago Bears tight end Gerald Everett sticking around in 2025 to be part of new head coach Ben Johnson's offense after he fell into the team's No. 2 TE role behind Cole Kmet in 2024. Everett signed a two-year, $12 million contract last offseason and caught just eight of 13 targets for a career-low 36 yards and no touchdowns in 17 games (four starts). The 30-year-old veteran carries a $6.5 million salary cap hit for the 2025 season and only $1 million in dead money if he's cut. Everett played in just three snaps in the Week 18 regular-season finale against the Green Bay Packers. Heading into his age-31 season, Everett is unlikely to attract much interest on the open market if he's cut, although he did have at least 408 receiving yards in five straight seasons before joining the Bears.

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    Miles Sanders Feb 20 9:50am CT
    Miles Sanders

    Running back Miles Sanders signed a four-year, $25.4 million deal with the Carolina Panthers before the 2023 season, but his biggest supporters, head coach Frank Reich and assistant coach Duce Staley, were fired 11 games into that season. Sanders then took on a backup role behind Chuba Hubbard. The Athletic's Joseph Person writes that the Panthers will create $5.23 million in salary cap space this year by cutting Sanders. Jonathon Brooks is expected to miss the entire 2025 season after a second ACL surgery, but Carolina should be able to find cheaper RB options than Sanders to serve in a backup role to Hubbard. The 27-year-old was a first-time Pro Bowler in his final season with the Eagles in 2022, but he was not the same back in Carolina, averaging only 3.5 yards per carry while racking up 637 rushing yards and only three touchdowns on 184 rushing attempts in 27 games (seven starts).

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    Von Miller Feb 20 9:40am CT
    Von Miller

    Buffalo Bills edge rusher Von Miller had a bounce-back season in 2024, but he carries the second-largest salary cap hit on the team for 2025 at $23.8 million as a rotational player. The Athletic's Joe Buscaglia writes that the Bills must do something about Miller's contract, and without taking a pay cut, he's likely to be released. If Miller is cut, Buffalo would save $8.4 million on this year's salary cap while accounting for a $15.4 million dead-cap hit. Buscaglia suggests the Bills could negotiate a pay cut with Miller equal to or greater than how much they'd save on the cap by releasing him. He turns 36 next month and is under contract for three more years, but none of his remaining money is guaranteed. The eight-time Pro Bowler and former Super Bowl MVP did have six sacks last year but totaled only 17 tackles (13 solo) in 13 regular-season games for the Bills.

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    David Onyemata Feb 20 9:30am CT
    David Onyemata

    The Athletic's Josh Kendall writes that the Atlanta Falcons releasing defensive tackle David Onyemata would save $16 million on the 2025 salary cap while incurring an $8.8 million dead-cap hit. Cutting fellow defensive tackle Grady Jarrett might make more sense, but he seems untouchable. Atlanta is in need of getting younger up front on their defensive line. Onyemata hasn't been anything special since joining the Falcons as a free agent before the 2023 season, but he's been serviceable with seven sacks and 14 tackles for loss. He and Jarrett are both heading into their age-32 seasons in 2025. Onyemata, a fourth-rounder in 2016 out of Manitoba by the New Orleans Saints, had 45 combined tackles (second-most in his career), three sacks, eight tackles for loss and five QB hits in all 17 games (16 starts) in Atlanta last year.

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    Marcus Williams Feb 20 9:30am CT
    Marcus Williams

    Baltimore Ravens safety Marcus Williams being cut this offseason is viewed as a formality after he was benched in 2024 and made a healthy scratch for the final seven games, according to The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec. The 28-year-old will likely be a post-June 1 cut. Williams restructured his deal last month to make it easier for both sides to move on. The Ravens have a tight salary-cap situation this year, which means that veteran cornerback Arthur Maulet is another potential cap casualty in 2025. In his three seasons with Baltimore, Williams recorded 149 tackles (105 solo), four tackles for loss, five interceptions, 18 pass breakups and two fumble recoveries in 32 games played (30 starts). He had a career-low 33 tackles (26 solo) and two pass breakups in 11 games (nine starts) for the Ravens in 2024 before he was benched in favor of Ar'Darius Washington.

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    Jalen Thompson Feb 20 9:20am CT
    Jalen Thompson

    The Athletic's Doug Haller writes that the Arizona Cardinals don't have an obvious potential salary cap casualty on their roster this offseason with the fourth-most available cap space ($71.3 million), per Over The Cap, but safety Jalen Thompson could be a possibility. Thompson has been a starter for most of his six seasons and has been dependable, but he's also entering the final year of his current contract, and the Cardinals locked up Budda Baker last December. In addition, Arizona drafted Dadrion Taylor-Demerson in the fourth round in 2024. Releasing Thompson would save the Cardinals almost $6.6 million in cap space this year. The 26-year-old was pretty productive in 2024 in his sixth year in the NFL, recording 98 tackles (61 solo), three tackles for loss, three pass breakups and two fumble recoveries in 15 starts, but he didn't have an interception for the first time since 2020.

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    Stefon Diggs Feb 20 9:10am CT
    Stefon Diggs

    Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio said on Sports Radio 610 on Wednesday that the team is open to bringing impending free-agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs (knee) back. "I had a good relationship with Stef and his representation. We enjoyed having Stef in the building, so the door is always open," Caserio said. The 31-year-old's 2024 season with the Texans was cut short due to a torn ACL, and he finished with 47 catches for 496 yards and three touchdowns in eight games played. Fellow wideout Tank Dell also suffered a serious knee injury that could keep him out for all of 2025, so the Texans will surely be looking for additional help for top wideout Nico Collins this offseason. Diggs' days of being a No. 1 fantasy wideout are likely gone, especially coming off a torn ACL, but he could still put up solid numbers if he returns to Houston as the No. 2 behind Collins.

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    Ernest Jones Feb 19 11:00pm CT
    Ernest Jones

    ESPN's Brady Henderson writes that the franchise tag isn't an option for the Seattle Seahawks to use on impending free-agent linebacker Ernest Jones IV this offseason, and the team has only used the tag twice since general manager John Schneider took over in 2010. Inside linebackers, which is what Jones is, and pass-rushing outside linebackers are all viewed the same for tag purposes, and Over The Cap projects the tag number for all linebackers in 2025 to be north of $27 million. That's well beyond what the 25-year-old would fetch on the open market on a per-year average. Jones played for the Seahawks and Tennessee Titans in 2024 and finished with 100-plus combined tackles for the third straight year, which is why it's likely that he and Seattle figure out a new deal before he actually hits the open market in early March.

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    Paulson Adebo Feb 19 10:30pm CT
    Paulson Adebo

    ESPN's Katherine Terrell writes that New Orleans Saints cornerback Paulson Adebo (leg), who is coming off a broken femur last year that required surgery, is a long shot to be franchise-tagged this offseason. Not only is Adebo coming off a pretty serious injury, but it wouldn't be the best financial move for the organization with other young cornerbacks already on the roster. Additionally, the Saints have one of the worst salary cap situations in the entire league, so using the franchise tag for the first time since 2021 doesn't make much sense. The 25-year-old had 52 tackles (43 solo), three interceptions and 10 pass breakups in seven games before suffering his season-ending injury in 2024 in his fourth year with the Saints. Adebo was on pace to shatter his career-highs but will now become an unrestricted free agent next month.

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    Sione Takitaki Feb 19 8:50pm CT
    Sione Takitaki

    The New England Patriots announced on Wednesday that they released linebacker Sione Takitaki. The 29-year-old former third-round pick (80th overall) by the Cleveland Browns in 2019 out of BYU, Takitaki played in 11 contests (four starts) with New England last season and had just 21 tackles (seven solo) for the Patriots in a rotational role. The Patriots will save around $2.8 million on the 2025 salary cap with the move to release Takitaki. He'll hit the free-agent market a bit early and will hope to latch on with another team to provide linebacker depth. In his six seasons in the NFL, Takitaki has produced 289 tackles (164 solo), four sacks, 14 tackles for loss, eight QB hits, two interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), four pass breakups, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery in 83 games played (40 starts).

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    Keenan Allen Feb 19 8:50pm CT
    Keenan Allen

    ESPN's Courtney Cronin writes that it's more likely that the Chicago Bears let both wide receiver Keenan Allen and offensive guard Teven Jenkins walk in free agency this offseason. Allen and Jenkins are Chicago's top two free agents this year, but neither are candidates to be slapped with the franchise tag. Allen will turn 33 this year and has clearly declined, while Jenkins missed 23 games over four seasons due to injuries. Allen, a six-time Pro Bowler, predictably disappointed in his first and potentially only year in the Windy City with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams struggling in 2024. In 15 starts, he caught 70 of 121 targets for 744 receiving yards (his fewest in a season since 2016). However, he was money in the red zone with seven touchdowns for the second straight season. Allen developed chemistry with Williams, but he could have more bounce-back appeal in fantasy if he goes elsewhere in free agency.

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