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Biggest QB Training Camp Battles For Fantasy Football: Vikings, Falcons, Browns, Raiders, Cardinals

Sup gang? I've been hitting on the biggest battles going into camp - we've covered WR and TE so today is QB and next will be RB. That way we can all keep our ears to the street over the next couple months to see if we can get some kind of edge in our leagues.

The QB battles obviously matter for 2026 and have a trickle-down effect on the pass-catchers. But they are also huge for some of these guys long term as you only get so many shots in this league and you never quite know when the next will come. For every Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield, there are a lot of guys who never start again. So these battles are crucial.

Here are the ones that matter most for immediate production and I gave full details as to why in the article.

  • Minnesota Vikings
  • Atlanta Falcons
  • Cleveland Browns
  • Las Vegas Raiders
  • Arizona Cardinals

Let me know what your thoughts are and if there are any I missed. Definitely down to discuss some of the secondary battles going on for some of the deep league folks too (like Pittsburgh's QB2 with Rodgers saying he's retiring after this year).

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u/CoopThereItIs — 2 months ago

Biggest WR OTA & Training Camp Battles For Fantasy Football: Dolphins, Ravens, 49ers, Browns, Texans, Packers

Sup gang? There are a lot of teams where the key players are already known, like the Dallas Cowboys with CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flournoy, and Jake Ferguson. With others, it's not so simple. And we've got some camp battles coming up that could help us gauge who to target in trades or startups moving as the offseason progresses.

I keyed in on the following teams as I think there is a real battle going on that could also result in someone being fantasy relevant if they can carve out a big enough role. In the article, I break down who the key players are and why it matters for fantasy.

  • Miami Dolphins
  • Baltimore Ravens
  • San Francisco 49ers
  • Cleveland Browns
  • Houston Texans
  • Green Bay Packers

Let me know who you are targeting from those battles well as any other teams that you think should be highlighted!

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u/CoopThereItIs — 2 months ago
▲ 101 r/DynastyFF

Taking Advantage of KeepTradeCut Player Values

Like it or not, a LOT of people reference KeepTradeCut when deciding whether to do a dynasty trade or not. And, personally, I like it. The hive mind naturally skews towards player “average” outcomes, especially with this kind of voting system, while sharp gamers care most about upside (or, even better, discounted upside). This particular site also skews towards both picks and youth which can really benefit “win now” teams looking to make a deal. So I took a bit to comb through the rankings and find a couple of guys at each position that I think are a good deal. Here is a quick synopsis of the players - there are more details in the article itself.

Quarterback

- Kyler Murray QB24: Mobile QB with arguably the best weapons in the league.

- Deshaun Watson QB39: Due largely to stigma, he’s not even ranked as a starting QB when he very likely will be. Realistic chance the QB4 all time in fantasy points per game can contribute in superflex - and he’s free.

Running Back

- Javonte Williams RB21: Once a top 5 asset on this site, now outside the top 20 RBs despite being the clear RB1 for a high powered offense.

- Kenneth Gainwell RB42: They paid up to upgrade from Rachaad White to Kenneth Gainwell. He will play regardless but Bucky Irving also still has shoulder weirdness going on.

Wide Receiver

- Jaylen Waddle WR26: One of the bigger “what-ifs” so far in fantasy is getting a big opportunity with a new team while he’s smack in the age apex for the position.

- Chris Godwin WR59: I wrote an entire article on the upside for Godwin. Now that it’s been confirmed he will be in the slot for Zac Robinson, he should easily outperform his current ADP/value in all formats - dynasty, redraft, best ball.

Tight End

- Chig Okonkwo TE21: Super athletic player finally gets to pick his own landing spot in free agency. Washington paid him decent money to be their “big slot”.

- Greg Dulcich TE45: There is one last hurdle for Dulcich as the Dolphins will get ~$20M June 2 from the Bradley Chubb release. Most of that will go to rookies but need to avoid remaining free agents like Jonnu Smith or Darren Waller who have experience in Miami. But they have very few other weapons if he survives that.

Let me know what you guys think! There are a LOT of discrepancies between my rankings and that site so these are just a few - rankings have been updated for Fantasy Alarm members. Good luck out there!

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u/CoopThereItIs — 2 months ago