Miami Dolphins

The Kansas City Chiefs signed running backs Deneric Prince and Keaontay Ingram, defensive tackles Isaiah Buggs and Matt Dickerson, safety Trey Dean, linebacker Truman Jones, cornerback Keith Taylor, tight end Izaiah Gathings and wide receiver Montrell Washington To Reserve/Future deals on Wednesday. Prince is the biggest name of the group. The 23-year-old signed with Kansas City as an undrafted free agent in 2023 and spent time on their practice squad after impressing the coaching staff during training camp last summer. He was active for two games last season but didn't touch the ball at all on offense and will now return to the Chiefs in 2024 as extra running back depth for the Super Bowl champions.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who is coming off a career-best year in 2023, expects to sign a long-term contract extension with the team this offseason, he told reporters on Friday. "There's been communication," Tagovailoa. "I think the thing with that right now is I'm just letting the team talk to my agent and let them work that out." He is entering the final year of his rookie deal in 2024 after leading the NFL with 4,624 passing yards while also setting career-highs with 29 touchdown passes and 17 games played. It was the first time he played in a full season in his four-year career. The Dolphins brass has long been supportive of him publicly and picked up his fifth-year option last year. The fact that the Dolphins are around $51 million over the salary cap entering the offseason with critical decisions to make on other star players on the team makes extending Tagovailoa a bit more tricky.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. fell flat against the Kansas City Chiefs in a 17-10 loss. The veteran pass-catcher finished the game with three catches for 22 yards on six targets. His longest reception was a six-yard play and he didn't see most of his targets until late in the second half. The 31-year-old finished the year with similar stats as the 2021 season when he split time with the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams. He serves more of a role as a veteran leader and locker-room presence rather than a constant touchdown threat in every game. He's a free agent going into next season, but he likely will only be worth a very late draft pick if anything in redraft leagues.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. hasn't been close to his prime numbers from his New York Giants or even Los Angeles Rams days. The good thing for the Ravens is that he wasn't signed to be a superstar. His experience and leadership have done wonders for the younger receiving corps, and he remains a threat for big plays which has drawn a handful of pass interference calls as well. That, unfortunately, doesn't translate to fantasy points though. In the AFC Championship game, he's going up against one of the better pass defenses in the league, and depending on the opposing game plan, he may have to deal with one of the top coverage cornerbacks in L'Jarius Sneed. Beckham is a touchdown-dependent option that is better left off of DFS lineups this weekend.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. got off to an early start with a 12-yard catch on the team's first offensive drive, but that concluded his contributions as he finished with just one catch for 12 yards in the team's 34-10 victory over the Texans. Beckham Jr. faced a challenging game script as the Ravens maintained a comfortable lead throughout the second half, focusing on running down the clock. In the passing game, Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and Isaiah Likely took on prominent roles, and the potential return of Mark Andrews (ankle) further diminishes OBJ's role consistency. The Ravens are set to host either the Bills or the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game next week, but Beckham Jr. remains a boom-or-bust, touchdown-dependent option in a run-heavy offense behind other primary targets in the passing game.