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Here’s a look at the latest fantasy-relevant news & updates from around the league.

Patriots QB Drake Maye (shoulder) was limited during Thursday’s practice ahead of the Super Bowl.

FantasyBroz Take:
With the Super Bowl over a week away, there’s little concern about Maye’s availability. Still, shoulder injuries can linger, so his workload next week will be worth monitoring. Expect him under center when it matters most.

Source: Patriots.com

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold (oblique) was listed as limited during Thursday’s walkthrough practice.

FantasyBroz Take:
This was only a walkthrough, so the listing is largely procedural. Seattle will manage the oblique carefully, but there’s no indication Darnold is in danger of missing the Super Bowl.

Source: Seahawks.com - John Boyle

Bills QB Josh Allen had foot surgery earlier this week but is expected to make a full recovery.

FantasyBroz Take:
This was an aggravation of a prior injury and not considered long-term. Allen should be fully ready for offseason work, and there’s no fantasy impact heading into 2026 preparation.

Source: The Athletic - Joe Buscaglia

Bills TE Dalton Kincaid played the 2025 season with a torn PCL but does not expect surgery.

FantasyBroz Take:
Impressive toughness from Kincaid. Without a procedure needed, he should be on track for a normal offseason. If fully healthy in 2026, he remains a high-upside tight end option.

Source: ESPN.com - Alaina Getzenberg

Bills head coach Joe Brady expressed confidence in WR Keon Coleman’s development.

FantasyBroz Take:
Public backing is important, but front office comments earlier this offseason created mixed signals. Coleman’s 2026 role will likely depend on offseason competition and how he progresses mentally and technically.

Source: ESPN.com - Alaina Getzenberg

Philadelphia hired Sean Mannion as its new offensive coordinator.

FantasyBroz Take:
Mannion’s background suggests more West Coast and Shanahan-style elements could enter Philly’s system. Expect play-action, wide-zone runs, and a scheme designed to maximize Jalen Hurts’ efficiency in 2026.

Source: PhiladelphiaEagles.com

Former Raiders DC Patrick Graham agreed to become the Steelers’ defensive coordinator.

FantasyBroz Take:
Graham reunites with Mike McCarthy and steps into a franchise built on defensive identity. Pittsburgh will look to regain its physical, disruptive edge after inconsistency in 2025.

Source: KPRC.com - Aaron Wilson

Atlanta hired Ian Cunningham as general manager.

FantasyBroz Take:
Cunningham brings a strong scouting background and has been climbing toward this opportunity for years. Roster construction — especially around quarterback — will define his early tenure.

Source: ESPN.com - Adam Schefter

Cincinnati and RB Chase Brown are negotiating a contract extension.

FantasyBroz Take:
Brown’s second-half breakout and 69 receptions make him a core offensive piece. If extended, he should remain a strong RB1/RB2 fantasy asset in an offense that thrives with Joe Burrow healthy.

Source: ESPN.com - Ben Baby

Arkansas RB Mike Washington Jr. continues to stand out during Senior Bowl practices.

FantasyBroz Take:
At 228 pounds with receiving ability, Washington profiles as a potential three-down back. His draft stock is climbing and could move into solid mid-round territory.

Source: NFL.com - Lance Zierlein & Eric Edholm

Baylor WR Josh Cameron impressed with size, physicality, and contested-catch ability at the Senior Bowl.

FantasyBroz Take:
Cameron’s strength and ball skills give him sleeper appeal. Originally viewed as a Day 3 pick, he may now be pushing into late Day 2 consideration.

Source: NFL.com - Lance Zierlein & Eric Edholm