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Happy Friday, good people! It’s World Cup Day for the USMNT! Between World Cup matches, the Stanley Cup Final, and NBA Finals - along with a crazy Monaco F1 Grand Prix and Barcelona up next…I’ve been loving the sports calendar lately. In today’s newsletter, you’ll find my latest QB rankings for fantasy football, along with a sneak peek at my top five QB premium projections that’s available to members of The Crew!. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The Latest Fantasy Football News Denzel Boston, WR — CLE Standout performer in Browns OTAs, high-pointing passes from Watson Boston (6’4/210) has been one of the Browns’ standouts this summer, demonstrating the ability to make tough catches downfield. He successfully high-pointed a pass from QB Deshaun Watson on Wednesday at practice, producing the top highlight. Boston has also been a reliable pass catcher on short and intermediate routes, positioning himself to earn a starting role early in his career. Oscar Delp, TE — NO Limited at OTAs with hamstring injury picked up last week Saints TE Oscar Delp (hamstring) was limited at organized team activities on Wednesday after picking up the hamstring injury during OTAs last week. Not overly concerning at this stage; may be limited to TE2 duties behind veteran Juwan Johnson this season. Rashid Shaheed, WR — SEA Seahawks expecting expanded offensive role this season Seahawks team reporter John Boyle reports that the team is expecting more from WR Rashid Shaheed when it comes to his role in the offense. After being acquired in a trade last season, Shaheed has the opportunity to increase his impact in the Seahawks’ passing game. Caleb Williams, QB — CHI Comfort level evident throughout OTAs and mandatory minicamp ESPN’s Courtney Cronin reports that QB Caleb Williams’ comfort level in the Bears’ offense has been evident throughout OTAs and mandatory minicamp. Despite some discomfort during his first season in coach Ben Johnson’s offense last year, Williams increased his yards per passing attempt from 6.3 in 2024 to 6.9 in 2025. He is expected to take another step this season. Part of Williams’ increased comfort comes from knowing exactly what’s expected of him in the Bears’ offense, and what to expect when the team returns for training camp in six weeks. Williams admits to feeling like he was drowning while trying to learn the playcalls and verbiage last summer. That’s all in the past now. Jalen Coker, WR — CAR Agreed to three-year, $35 million extension NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that the Panthers agreed to terms with WR Jalen Coker on a three-year, $35 million extension. Coker entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2024. He missed Weeks 1-6 with a quad injury last year, but closed the regular season strong, scoring touchdowns in three of the final five games. The Panthers tendered Coker as an exclusive rights free agent earlier this offseason. He was set to make just $1.075 million this season. Per Rapoport, Coker can make up to $41 million via incentives. He is on the WR4/FLEX radar. Fantasy Football Premium Projections One of the perks that’s included for Premium Members of The Crew (just $/5month to support my work) is access to my Premium Projections. These are directly tied and connected to my rankings, so you’re able to see precisely how a player got to that place through the breakdown of their stats. To give you a glimpse into what’s availab…