The latest insights on emerging fantasy football stars highlight players like Chase Brown and Jaylen Warren, who are positioned to take on larger roles in their respective teams. Brown, a low-end RB1 for the Bengals, is expected to lead the backfield, particularly after a strong finish last season. Meanwhile, Warren is now the presumed starting back for the Steelers, following Najee Harris's departure, although the Steelers might seek additional help in the draft.

Additionally, Aaron Jones's return to Minnesota is seen as a positive for fantasy managers, with expectations of a heavy workload complemented by Jordan Mason. Javonte Williams’s move to Dallas could also elevate his fantasy stock, setting him up for a starting role amid a more favorable situation compared to his previous season in Denver. Lastly, the trade of Jordan Mason to Minnesota raises questions about the backup situation behind Christian McCaffrey, pointing to potential for immediate fantasy relevance.