Fantasy News
O.J. Howard | Free Agent TE
The Bills are signing O.J. Howard.
On the heels of signing pass rusher Von Miller to a six-year, $120-million deal, Buffalo is also adding to the offense by pairing Howard with Dawson Knox at tight end. The former first-round pick fell clearly behind Cameron Brate (and obviously Rob Gronkowski) last season in Tampa Bay, but he was coming off a torn Achilles and will hopefully be able to regain form catching passes from Josh Allen. Knox will be the clear preferred option from a fantasy perspective, though we’ll see if Buffalo—currently with three wideouts under contract—ends up using more heavy personnel groupings in 2022.
Jakob Johnson | Texans FB
The Raiders are signing Jakob Johnson.
The Raiders just lost fullback Alec Ingold to the Dolphins, so Josh McDaniels is bringing in a player he coached with New England to help fill the role. Johnson should be a lead blocker for Josh Jacobs and company this season.
Alec Ingold | Dolphins FB
The Dolphins are signing Alec Ingold.
Ingold will make up to $7.5 million on a two-year deal according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, making him the second-highest paid fullback in the league (behind Kyle Juszczyk, who Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel was with in San Francisco). Ingold isn’t likely to be a fantasy producer, but he’ll be a key part of Miami’s offense in real life.
Via: Tom Pelissero
Dare Ogunbowale | Texans RB
The Texans are signing Dare Ogunbowale.
Ogunbowale is getting a two-year deal as he moves from the Jaguars to the AFC South rival Texans. Ogunbowale feels like a natural fit for what the Texans are looking for at running back and with their players, as he’s a versatile option to contribute on the roster.
Brandon Bolden | Free Agent RB
The Raiders are signing Brandon Bolden.
Bolden will fill in as depth behind Josh Jacobs and Kenyan Drake, and he’ll also provide big-time special teams value. He’ll join former New England teammate Chandler Jones in New England playing under Josh McDaniels.