The NFL Owners Meeting has produced crucial insights for fantasy football enthusiasts, especially within the AFC East. A significant concern arises for Breece Hall, as Jets head coach Aaron Glenn hinted at a three-man running back committee involving Hall, Braelon Allen, and Isaiah Davis, potentially limiting Hall's fantasy value. Meanwhile, Bills GM Brandon Beane is pushing for James Cook to earn a new deal, aiming for a standout season after his breakout in 2024. In Miami, coach Mike McDaniel is optimistic about Tua Tagovailoa's health, emphasizing the need for careful management to avoid injury setbacks, while Tyreek Hill's status remains in the balance. Finally, new Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is eager to integrate Stefon Diggs into the offense, hoping he will recover swiftly from a torn ACL and be a top target for rookie quarterback Drake Maye.

The Philadelphia Eagles are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft with eight picks, aiming to bolster their Super Bowl-caliber roster after a significant loss of talent and a recent championship. As they look to revamp the team, several current players are likely to feel the impact of the draft decisions made by GM Howie Roseman.

Among the players potentially affected are running back Tyrion Davis-Price, who may struggle to secure a spot with the addition of A.J. Dillon and prior draft capital spent on Will Shipley, and wide receiver Jahan Dotson, who could see his role diminished if the Eagles select another receiver. Tight end Dallas Goedert's future is uncertain, especially with a potential draft pick looming to replace him. Offensive linemen Tyler Steen and Kenyon Green face increased competition, while defensive players like Jordan Davis and Moro Ojomo could also find their roles altered depending on the draft selections.