WR · ATL
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Waiver: Jahan Dotson added
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Jahan Dotson
WR · ATL · 26 yrs · exp 4 · Penn State
Status
- Game status
- Active
Keep Trade Cut (SF TEP)
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Value
1,646
Rank
#306
Pos rank
#118
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Latest: Sep 7, 2026 · 1,646
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2026 Fantasy Football: MarShawn Lloyd, TreVeyon Henderson among biggest ADP risers, fallers as of Sept. 1
Biggest ADP movers in Yahoo fantasy football as of Sept. 1
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Waiver: Jahan Dotson added
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Fantasy Football Roundtable: Here are some of our favorite breakout candidates at WR for 2026
Top fantasy football breakout picks at wide receiver for 2026
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Waiver: Jahan Dotson added, Kye Robichaux dropped
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Adds: Jahan Dotson. Drops: Kye Robichaux
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3 up, 3 down Preseason Week 1: Struggles on offense and defense
A night to forget for the Falcons
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Who are NFL preseason's must-watch players? Keep an eye on 9 standouts
Even for rookies, the NFL preseason can be a mixed bag at best. But these 9 players are worth keeping an eye on
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Tyler’s Take: Washington Commanders Week 2 training camp observations, standouts
Our Mark Tyler identifies who stood out during the first full week of Commanders training camp
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Darius Cooper Receives Praise From Eagles QB
Jalen Hurts praises Darius Cooper's performance in camp, citing his physicality and strong hands
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Bijan Robinson Agrees to Historical Extension
Bijan Robinson agrees to a three-year extension with the Atlanta Falcons worth up to $75 million
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Kyle Pitts Missing Valuable Reps as Falcons' Quarterbacks Sit Out Team Drills
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Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts Sr. is missing crucial practice time because both quarterbacks, Tua Tagovailoa (undisclosed) and Michael Penix Jr. (knee), are not participating in team drills this week. With both quarterbacks absent from team drills and new head coach Kevin Stefanski implementing a new offensive system, Pitts and the entire offense could face challenges if Tagovailoa and Penix are unable to get the necessary reps in camp. Despite a breakout 2025 season, Pitts struggled with Penix under center, totaling only 38 receptions for 375 yards and one touchdown in 10 games. While Stefanski's offense has favored tight ends like David Njoku and Harold Fannin Jr., crowded competition in Atlanta with Drake London, Jahan Dotson, Zachariah Branch, and Bijan Robinson could make Pitts an avoid in fantasy this season
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Fantasy Football AFC South Snapshot: 1 key nugget from each team going into 2026
Scott Pianowski shares one thing that stands out for fantasy football for each AFC South team going into 2026
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Eagles News: DeVonta Smith will help you win your fantasy league
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … Fantasy Football 2026: 5 league winners for drafts – PFF WR DeVonta Smith, Philadelphia Eagles (ADP: 4.02). Smith has been a dependable fantasy starter during his time in the NFL, averaging at least 3.5 receptions and 50 receiving yards per game throughout his career. He’s ranked among the top 30 wide receivers in fantasy points per game in each of the last four seasons despite being the second option in the Eagles’ offense behind A.J. Brown . Smith has consistently graded between a 78.0 and 84.0 each season, putting him in the range of a great, but not elite, receiver. That’s culminated in an 89.4 career overall PFF grade, slotting 20th among wide receivers over the last five seasons. Because career grades reward sustained performance over larger samples, his sits above any single season’s mark. That is particularly impressive considering Smith’s career 20.5% target rate, tied for third-lowest among those 20 receivers. Smith has played more in the slot over the last two years than in his first three, but has improved most out wide. He posted an 89.9 PFF receiving grade out wide in 2025 with a 25.3% target rate. Smith also achieved 2.95 yards per route run when lined up out wide last season, tied for third-best behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Puka Nacua . Meanwhile, Smith’s grades in the slot have deteriorated over time. The Eagles traded away Brown and lost Jahan Dotson in free agency while adding Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown and Dontayvion Wicks . Lemon will primarily be a slot receiver, while both Brown and Wicks have played inside at times in their careers. We should see a significant shift toward Smith playing out wide rather than in the slot. The departure of Brown should help Smith’s target rate. 2026 Dynasty Riser, Faller and Longshot Predictions: Philadelphia Eagles – Dynasty League Football RISER: DeVonta Smith […] A.J. Brown has seen more targets, receptions and yards in every season for the Eagles since 2022 than Smith. While Smith is a fantastic receiver, Brown is more of the typical WR1 archetype as a bigger-bodied alpha. What’s notable is that in games without Brown, per Fantasy Points, Smith has been the WR8 in yards per route run, WR6 in targets per route run and WR4 in expected fantasy points per route run since 2022. With Brown leaving the team, Smith has a chance to leap into an alpha role – both for fantasy and on the field. LeBron James joins Michael Jordan in Philadelphia – BGN What was first just a dream has become a frightening reality for those who may oppose the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia now has both Michael Jordan AND LeBron James. Wow! Mike Gansey has orchestrated the greatest offseason in Philadelphia 76ers history – Liberty Ballers That transformation set the stage for the final stroke in Mike Gansey’s offseason masterpiece: the signing of LeBron James. The greatest NBA player of his generation is going to suit up for the Philadelphia 76ers. Now, I’m not going to suggest Gansey is personally responsible for James coming. More than anyone else in the league, LeBron has his own personal agency over how things will unfold in his career. The Klutch connection with Tyrese Maxey played a large part, I’m sure. But you can’t deny Gansey and LeBron being friendly from their Mr. Ohio Basketball days playing some sort of role. And everything else Gansey did with this roster allowed LeBron to view himself as a final missing piece in potentially bringing a championship to Philadelphia. If he was going to set aside personal history with his childhood home in Cleveland or somewhere where he spent a lot of years in Miami , it had to be for basketball reasons. This roster allowed Gansey and Bob Myers and whoever else to make the “basketball reasons” case to LeBron. The Sixers team that get swept by the Knicks in May isn’t snagging King James. LeBron James signs with Philadelphia 76ers on stunning 2-year deal – SB Nation LeBron James is trying to [... truncated ...]
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Drake London Remains a Dynasty Cornerstone
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London is already priced as a top-10 dynasty asset, but the cost still makes sense for contenders and rebuilders
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Olamide Zaccheaus Battling for WR2 Job in Atlanta This Summer
Olamide Zaccheaus, Jahan Dotson, and Zachariah Branch will battle for the WR2 job in training camp behind Drake London
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Three suspect Commanders decisions Adam Peters made during 2026 NFL offseason
Leaving question marks at receiver, cornerback among biggest Adam Peters missteps during Commanders offseason
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Brian Robinson Jr. Still One of the Most Important Insurance Backs in the League
Brian Robinson Jr. is a valuable insurance back, draftable in 2026 leagues, with standalone value in a new home and system
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Jahan Dotson thinks the Falcons will showcase him like the Commanders and Eagles didn't
As the 16th overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft, wide receiver Jahan Dotson has been a disappointment. In two years with the Commanders and two with the Eagles, he has a total of just 1,519 career receiving yards. Now Dotson is on his third team after signing with the Falcons in March, and he thinks he’s in the right place — for the first time. “I want to be one of the greatest,” Dotson told Josh Kendall of TheAthletic.com. “I’m not afraid [of saying that]. I was talking to Jessie Bates, and he was talking about wanting to be the best who ever played, and I’m comfortable with those sort of things. I want to be one of the best in the league. I want to show my talent. I haven’t really gotten to do that .” Dotson signed a two-year, $15 million contract, but he says more important than the money was believing the Falcons had a plan to use him to the best of his ability. “The big thing for me was going to a team where I felt like my talent could be showcased,” Dotson said. “I learned a lot in my first four years in the NFL from some great receivers and great coaches, but I feel like now is really my time to put my talents on display.” Dotson didn’t get many balls thrown his way with the Eagles last year, but that hasn’t affected his confidence. “I 100 percent believe in my talent and ability to make plays in this league,” Dotson said. “It’s just about getting the opportunity to do so. I didn’t really have that opportunity the past couple years. Now I’m looking to really do that, and I can’t wait to make plays for this football team.”
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