The Cincinnati Bengals entered the last season with RB Zack Moss as a favored sleeper pick for fantasy football enthusiasts. However, as the season unfolded, Moss's performance faltered due to injuries and inconsistency.

In a twist, the Bengals switched their offensive approach mid-season, allowing Joe Burrow to take the helm in play-calling. This strategic shift dramatically improved the team's dynamics and elevated the fantasy value of several players, including Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Burrow's command of the offense not only opened up the passing game but also created new opportunities for Moss to find his rhythm. As the season progressed, he began to show flashes of the potential that made him a sought-after fantasy asset at the season's outset.

The Las Vegas Raiders are embracing a significant roster overhaul, adding 26 rookies, nearly half of their total roster spots, thanks to recent drafts and undrafted free agency. This influx of young talent has led to the departure of veteran wide receiver Jeff Foreman, who was waived after failing a physical.

Among the newcomers, second-round pick Jack Bech is generating buzz. He expressed enthusiasm about training under head coach Pete Carroll, emphasizing the need for rigorous conditioning to excel in the team’s demanding environment. As the Raiders reshape their roster, Bech's development and the integration of new players will be pivotal in their quest for success.