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Yankees left the bats in Milwaukee.

Former Eagles running back Boston Scott reached agreement on a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams, per sources.

Rams backfield now boasts Kyren Williams, Blake Corum and Scott, amongst others.

Check it out! Do you think Jonathon Brooks is a lock to lead the Panthers backfield in 2024?

New post-draft “Bleav in Fantasy Football” episode up now:

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Would you draft Penix in dynasty?

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Some say this is a target on their back, I call it an invitation to step up to The Man and try to claim the Women’s World Championship. WWE

Anyone else think this is a ridiculous statement? Based on this sort of mindset, the Jets should have drafted JJ McCarthy. After all, they might not have as high a draft pick again for a few years with Aaron Rodgers, right?

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Former Cowboys WR Michael Gallup plans to sign a one-year deal worth up to $3 million with the Las Vegas Raiders, per sources.

Officially official. 🏆

Yup. JJ strikes again.

Agree with Kyle

Zeke’s best days are behind him of course, but he landed in a really good spot for fantasy purposes. He knows the offense and he’s the unquestioned starter. Could see him posting low RB2 totals while being drafted more as a flex.

After not drafting a running back, this was the expected next move.

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Seeing lots of draft analysts giving the Cowboys a D or F grade. I don’t like not getting a running back, but bolstering the offensive line was a must and hopefully 1-2 others will contribute. It could have been better, but it wasn’t terrible.

Yes! Good one

The Brewers have a pitcher named “Junk.” That’s like having a kicker named “Blewitt” (we did, Chris), a golfer named “Shank” or a hitter named “Whiff.”