Preseason

The Vikings traded up one draft spot from No. 11 to the 10th overall pick to select Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy. The reigning National Champion will inherit a loaded offense from Kirk Cousins, who left Minnesota for Atlanta as a free agent. McCarthy’s fantasy relevance will depend on whether he can beat out Sam Darnold during training camp and transition well to the NFL.

After trading out of Round 1 twice, the Buffalo Bills selected WR Keon Coleman with the first pick of the second round (33rd overall). The former Spartan and Seminole will join a revamped pass-catching corps that lost both Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, among others, this offseason.

Finding available opportunities year-to-year is an inexact science, but it stands to reason that teams that lost a good chunk of their production through free agency, retirement, etc., are going to look to fill that void prior to the season kicking off.