Christian McCaffrey’s rushing line at 950.5 yards stands out as a clear mispricing once injury risk is priced in. The crew argues his upside still eclipses the line unless a severe, extended injury knocks him off the field, pointing to SF’s 2023 rushing workload and McCaffrey’s heavy involvement in the passing game as drivers of sustained fantasy value.

Bucky Irving in Tampa Bay is highlighted as a plug-and-play over candidate, opening at 1,000.5 rushing yards but with upside if the Buccaneers lean on the ground game and stay in positive game scripts. Wirfs’ absence is acknowledged, yet the offense’s overall dynamism could actually boost run production. The discussion also nods to Alvin Kamara as a high-upside name whose injury history is baked into other lines, while Rashard White’s role is noted as a potential obstacle for backfield volume in TB.

Speculation surrounds Kirk Cousins as a potential backup for the Pittsburgh Steelers, amid ongoing uncertainty with Aaron Rodgers. Despite Rodgers' continued antics and non-football commitments, the Steelers have sent Cousins an offer, which remains unsigned. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints may consider Spencer Rattler should their QB situation require a backup. Rattler, along with Rasheed Shaheed and Chris Olave, showed impressive recoveries during OTAs, sparking optimism for the upcoming season. The Saints' roster adjustments might shape their strategy moving forward.