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Everything’s Bigger for David Montgomery in Texas | Texans 2026 Fantasy Outlook
David Montgomery finds himself on a new team as the unquestioned lead back for the first time in years. But will his change of scenery lead to fantasy success for the savvy NFL veteran? Read on to find out! David Montgomery Will Help Win Your Fantasy League Explaining Montgomery’s NFL Journey For the past few years, Montgomery has been the Robin to Jahmyr Gibbs’ Batman. Often coming in as the goal-line back or on brief drives to give Gibbs some rest, D-Mont still found plenty of success in the Lions’ offense. Last year alone, despite not starting a single game, he ran for 716 yards and 8 touchdowns, while catching 24 balls for 192 yards. He also averaged a robust 4.5 yards per rushing attempt, further proving how effective he was with the ball. This production gave the Houston Texans the confidence to snag Montgomery away from the Lions on
Is The Colston Loveland Breakout Inevitable? | Bears 2026 Fantasy Outlook
When it comes to fantasy tight ends, we’re always searching for the next league winner. For years, every talented rookie carried the same expectation: “Could he be the next Travis Kelce?” More often than not, the answer was no. Rookie tight ends simply didn’t produce the way fantasy managers hoped. Then Sam LaPorta happened. A year later, Brock Bowers happened. Suddenly, we weren’t telling people to avoid rookie tight ends. We were drafting them as legitimate TE1 options. Last year’s rookie class kept the momentum rolling. Harold Fannin Jr., Tyler Warren, Oronde Gadsden II, and, of course, Colston Loveland all finished inside the Top 15 at the position. The question now is which one is ready to make the leap from solid starter to fantasy difference-maker. That’s where Loveland becomes very intriguing. He quietly finished as the TE12 despite playing in an inconsistent Bears offense. With another year in Ben
The Curious Case of D.J. Moore | Bills 2026 Fantasy Outlook
D.J. Moore is a curious case this offseason. He’s now a Buffalo Bill catching passes from Josh Allen. Josh Allen is the best quarterback that D.J. Moore has ever had, by a wide margin (no offense, Caleb Williams). But he’s also 29, entering his ninth season in the NFL, and is coming off the worst year of his career. Did the change of scenery come at the right time for one of football’s better WRs this past decade? Or is this fool’s gold and a ride off into the sunset? At WR27 in ADP, it’s certainly a curious case. D.J. Moore 2026 Fantasy Outlook: Bounce-Back or Bust? The Case Against: A Career-Low Floor Let’s start with the bad. Last year was a lot of career lows. D.J. Moore had a career low in receptions, yards, and only three more targets than he did as a rookie. Not to mention it