Fantasy football drafts are one of the most exciting parts of any new NFL campaign. With every manager starting on equal footing in redraft formats, these events set the stage for a thrilling season-long competition.

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As training camps start, so does fantasy football draft prep. USA TODAY Sports examines the top issues for every team in the NFC North.

The Seattle Seahawks had a busy offseason with a lot of movement. The most notable being QB Sam Darnold signing a three-year, $100.5 million contract to take over for Geno Smith, who was dealt to the Las Vegas Raiders. Darnold will operate under a new offense from offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, who replaces Ryan Grubb.

All of this illustrates Hall's station in Dynasty for the moment. Hall is most definitely still a top-12 back due to his upside, his receiving profile, his big-play ability, and the fact that he just turned 24.

Mayfield, the No. 1 pick in 2018, was nearing the bust label before finally breaking out with his first QB1 season.

Brock Bowers delivered a historic rookie season with the Las Vegas Raiders and enters 2025 as fantasy football’s top tight end after finishing No. 1 at the position in PPR formats.