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TE - Michael Trigg (DAL)

Undrafted free agent tight end Michael Trigg is emerging as a high-priority roster candidate for the Cowboys due to his unique athletic profile and strong internal support from the coaching staff.

• He possesses a unique physical profile, including a record-setting 84.75-inch wingspan and a 6'4", 240-pound frame, which provides a significant catch radius advantage as a vertical threat.

• Despite his receiving talent, he faces substantial hurdles to making the 53-man roster due to documented off-field maturity issues, poor testing metrics, and a lack of blocking or special teams proficiency.

• In dynasty formats, he is considered a high-upside, deep-roster stash; however, managers should temper expectations for immediate 2026 production as he transitions to the professional level.

• Our take: I like Trigg as a target pickup post-rookie drafts. Throw him on the taxi squad as a free lottery ticket. His profile has plenty of flaws, but the receiving upside is there.

RB - Demond Claiborne (MIN)

Claiborne profiles as a change-of-pace, pass-catching specialist with 4.37 speed and sharp agility, though his 5'10", 188-pound frame makes him an unlikely candidate for a traditional bell-cow role.

• He enters a Minnesota backfield featuring an aging veteran (Aaron Jones) and Jordan Mason, creating a clear path for him to compete for passing-down snaps and potentially secure a larger role as the season progresses.

• His fantasy value is tied to his potential as a 1A/1B committee member, with analysts projecting RB2 upside in PPR formats if he earns a majority of the team's passing-down work.

• Despite sixth-round draft capital, he is widely considered a priority dynasty 'buy' or 'add' due to Aaron Jones’ injury history (having missed 11 games over the last three seasons) and his potential for a backfield overhaul in 2027.

• Our take: Another late 3rd / post-rookie draft pickup to target. I just really like the situation here. Kind of reminds me of Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s situation last year. Weak competition should give him some chances to carve out a role.

WR - Stefon Diggs (FA)

Stefon Diggs has been acquitted of all criminal charges, but he remains under active investigation by the NFL under the Personal Conduct Policy.

• Following his release from the Patriots on March 11, 2026, Diggs remains an unsigned free agent. His legal representation expects him to sign with a team imminently, with the upcoming OTA period serving as the target window for his return to an active roster.

• Despite turning 32, Diggs remains a productive veteran asset, having recorded 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns during his 2025 campaign. Analysts note his continued ability to generate separation and serve as a high-volume target, though his market value is expected to be lower than top-tier WR1 contracts.

• Dynasty managers should view Diggs as a low-cost, high-upside WR3 target, as he is currently valued outside the top 60 wide receivers in most formats. While his off-field uncertainty carries risk, his potential to contribute to a championship-contending roster makes him a viable veteran depth piece for teams seeking immediate production.

• Our take: The last bullet summarizes my stance on Diggs perfectly: “low-cost, high upside WR3.” Diggs is the type of player I like to have as my first bench spot and/or someone I might give a FLEX start to in the right matchups. Landing spot will be interesting.

QB - C.J. Stroud (HOU)

The Houston Texans remain fully committed to C.J. Stroud as their franchise quarterback despite external scrutiny regarding his late-season performance.

• Stroud is currently under scrutiny following a disappointing postseason performance, characterized by high turnover volume and inconsistent decision-making, which has led to questions about his ability to elevate the offense in high-leverage situations.

• The team is actively adjusting their offensive approach to support Stroud, focusing on improved pass protection, increased continuity with offensive coordinator Nick Caley, and a more balanced, physical rushing attack to alleviate pressure on his passing volume.

• In dynasty formats, Stroud remains a high-end QB1/QB2 asset and a recommended buy for managers seeking a long-term cornerstone, though his market value is currently being challenged by the high-upside potential of top-tier rookie wide receivers.

• Our take: Stroud has lost his luster since his amazing rookie year. The negative sentiment has probably gone too far in the other direction, in my opinion. He’s an interesting tier-down option as a solid QB2 whose job appears to be relatively secure. Especially if you can get him at a discount.

TE - George Kittle (SF)

George Kittle is trending toward a Week 1 return from his Achilles injury, with expectations for him to remain a mid-range TE1.

• Kittle is currently recovering from a torn Achilles, creating significant uncertainty regarding his availability for the season opener and his performance level upon return.

• While some reports suggest a potential Week 1 return, analysts remain skeptical of this timeline and emphasize the high-risk nature of his recovery.

• Fantasy managers are advised to approach Kittle with caution, as his current ADP as the TE10 is widely considered an avoid. Analysts recommend waiting for his cost to drop into the TE18-20 range before considering him as a speculative late-round addition, though he remains a viable target if cleared for a full training camp workload.

• Our take: The news on Kittle is conflicting. I’m a big fan of his and own him on multiple teams, but I’m keeping my expectations in check. Even if he somehow returns for week 1 (which feels like a stretch), I’m expecting a slower start as he gets back to full strength. I’d buy at a discount and sell if someone wants to pay full Kittle prices.

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