Now that the dust has settled after the NFL Draft,  Odell Beckham Jr. finds a new home in Miami. Rumors started circulating prior to the draft that Beckham Jr. was in talks with Dolphins on a possible agreement, but now it has become a done deal. It appears that Beckham could not find any other takers so he’s heading to the 305 this Fall.

Last season with Baltimore, Beckham Jr. was targeted 64 times. The veteran receiver was able to bring in 35 receptions for 565 yards and three touchdowns. He was able to play 14 games last year, which is the most games he’s played since 2019.

Beckham will join forces with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, and try to become the WR3 in this potent Miami offense. He’ll have to hold off returning Wide receivers Braxton Berrios, Eric Ezukanma, River Cracraft, and incoming rookies Malik Washington and Tahj Washington for that that spot. For now you can hold Beckham in your dynasty leagues to see how his involvement in the offense progresses, or you can look to trade him to an eager leagumate. Otherwise, you should only consider drafting him in later rounds of deeper leagues.

The Los Angeles Rams selected Blake Corum in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Last season, Kyren Williams carried a heavy workload while being one of the most productive running backs in the league. Corum stood out as a player at Michigan and was a huge part of their championship culture.

Head Coach Sean McVay said in a conference after the NFL draft. “Obviously I love Kyren and he’s been so important, and just the human being, but then also when you just look at the way he works at it, the production, and the things that he was able to bring to our offense last year, and even really some of the things that he worked through his rookie year. I think there’s a lot of similarities.”

McVay believes Williams will be a “great mentor” for Corum, and the Rams have the 1-2 punch they were missing last season.

Kyren Williams’ managers may have cause for concern with Blake Corum’s touchdown-scoring ability at Michigan, as he has scored 56 rushing touchdowns, the most in program history. Right now it sounds like Williams has the majority of touches in this backfield but fantasy managers shouldn’t be surprised to see Blake Corum come in the game near the goalline ultimately capping Kyren’s upside. This backfield situation will be something to monitor in the offseason as well as weekly, in the regular season.

For some, it may come as a shock to see Najee Harris as someone who may not be part of the future in Pittsburgh. He has rushed for 1,000 yards in each of his first three years while carrying the ball over at least 250 times a season. With the emergence of Jaylen Warren in 2024 and his explosiveness (5.26 yds per carry), Najee’s lack thereof (4.06 yds per carry) gives reason for the Steelers to look at other options going forward. I do expect Najee Harris to have suitors in 2025 and could still resign with the Steelers as well depending on 2024 play.

The outlook for Najee Harris in the fantasy world has now become a bit clouded, especially in a dynasty aspect. Where Jaylen Warren’s value has risen going forward. Najee should still have low RB2 value in redraft and Warren as a great handcuff in 2024. Could the new quarterback play for the Steelers help or hinder Najee in 2024, that will yet to be seen.

Trey Knox went undrafted in the 2024 NFL Draft.  But was quickly signed as an undrafted free agent by the Vikings.

Knox is a smaller tight end standing at 6’3″ and 240 pounds.  He did not preform the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine but at his pro day ran an underwhelming 4.91, his game speed looks faster than that but unfortunately his 40 did not reflect that speed.  He does have athleticism for mismatches in the pros if given a chance like he did in college.  Knox college production as senior and junior he had 63 catches for 607 yards.  He also had QB rating when targeted of 95.3 his junior year, followed up better his senior year with 109.4.

For fantasy he will have to contribute on special teams and perhaps if T.J. Hockenson isn’t ready for the beginning of the season coming back from a torn ACL he may make the team, but not much use for the Vikings.  He can be voided in rookie draft pick as he should be undrafted in most leagues.

Dillon Johnson went undrafted in the 2024 NFL Draft.  But was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Tennesse Titans.

Johnson started his career with Mississippi State from 2019 to 2022.  He averaged 5.2 yards per carry with 11 rushing touchdowns.  But Johnson did most his damage out of the back field while at Mississippi State, he had 149 catches and 864 yards receiving.

For the 2023 season he transferred to Washington helping them to make a National Championship appearance.  He helped by contributing 1,195 rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns.  This performance earned him Second-team All-Pac-12 Conference.

Johnson can try making the team through the special teams or perhaps carve out a role as the third on this Titans depth chart, as for fantasy implications he will have to have injuries to become fantasy relevance.