Ke'Shawn Vaughn remains on the Bucs' reserve/COVID-19 list.

Advice: The assembled Bucs media thought it spotted Vaughn at Thursday's practice, but there has been some kind of disconnect. The third-round rookie is falling further and further behind when it comes to time to put pressure on Ronald Jones, though he does figure to be activated in the near future.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 3:59 pm

Jets WR Josh Doctson has opted out of the 2020 NFL season. 

Advice: Doctson was among a handful of players who opted out just before the 4 p.m. deadline. A former first round pick, Doctson would not have been a fantasy factor this season barring a rash of Gang Green wideout injuries. Doctson played in one game for the Vikings last year after three disappointing seasons in Washington.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 1:34 pm

Raiders OC Greg Olson said first-round WR Henry Ruggs will start in the slot.

Advice: “We’ll start with Ruggs III in the slot and do some things with Ruggs III," Olson said. "But those guys (Ruggs and Bryan Edwards) are very multiple in what they can do and that’s the goal is to be able to move all of them around to different spots; the one, two or three position at the wide receiver.” Ruggs is no stranger to that role as he ran 18.4% of his routes from the slot in his final year at Alabama, but it's an important note since it would oddly leave Hunter Renfrow, who led Las Vegas' wide receivers in targets (71) last year, off the field. Tyrell Williams and third-rounder Bryan Edwards (6’3/212), who totaled the third-most receptions (324) and fourth-most receiving yards (3,045) in SEC history as a four-year starter at South Carolina, are expected to start at the team's X and Z positions on the outside. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 6:18 am

Bills restructured Stefon Diggs' contract.

Advice: Buffalo will give Diggs $3.3 million more in 2020 while reducing some of his salary in the later years of his contract. It's an insignificant move for Diggs' short- and long-term outlook with Bills. For fantasy purposes, Diggs needs to get better deep-ball accuracy out of Josh Allen to reach his ceiling. They've been working together this offseason -- that, of course, includes playing video games together -- and expect to have chemistry in 2020 despite limited in-person practices. Diggs will likely be a fantasy WR3 who has a handful of boom and bust weeks. Stacking Allen with Diggs has been a common strategy in bestball formats this summer. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 12:50 pm

Jets coach Adam Gase said Le'Veon Bell is "extremely motivated" and is in "phenomenal shape."

Advice: Gase and Bell haven't exactly seen eye to eye, so the fact that Gase is this supportive of his back carries some weight. Gase also said Bell has "been working extremely hard and he looks really good." This lines up with The Athletic's Connor Hughes report that Bell has been "training like a mad man" this offseason. Bell needs to get back on track in 2020 after missing the 2018 season and then only averaging 3.2 yards per carry last year. The additions to the offensive line and Bell's offseason work outs suggest a bigger year could be in store for Bell, who is being viewed as a low-end RB2 in fantasy drafts. Bell projects for another 300 touches, but it may not matter much if the Jets offense doesn't improve in general. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 12:14 pm

Coach Bruce Arians said Ronald Jones is the "main guy" in the Bucs' backfield.

Advice: Arians said everyone else -- LeSean McCoy, Dare Ogunbowale, Ke'Shawn Vaughn -- is fighting for roles. Vaughn remains on the COVID-19 list and is falling behind, even in the early stages of camp. We've already seen videos of third-down back Ogunbowale catching passes from Tom Brady, and Arians said McCoy should "find his niche easily." Jones should handle the bulk of the early-down work, but we're not expecting him to catch many balls. Jones will likely struggle to produce top-25 numbers in fantasy among running backs. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 10:02 am

Lions activated WR Kenny Golladay from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Advice: Golladay spent a week on the list. He's currently being selected as the WR8 in the second round of half-PPR drafts. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 9:07 am

Diontae Johnson declared himself "100 percent" following offseason sports-hernia surgery.

Advice: Johnson said he suffered the injury in Week 2 last season. If so, it makes his rookie campaign all the more impressive after he led the wideouts in touchdown grabs, posting a 59-680-5 line with Mason Rudolph and Devlin Hodges throwing him the ball. Johnson is a popular year-two breakout candidate with Ben Roethlisberger back healthy under center. Johnson is currently being taken as the WR45 in the tenth round of fantasy drafts. He's a value at that price. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 8:43 am

Dolphins WR Albert Wilson opted out of the 2020 season.

Advice: He joins teammate and fellow wideout Allen Hurns on the Dolphins' list of opt-outs. Wilson cites putting his family first amidst COVID-19. Wilson had a tough 2019, posting a career-low 8.2 yards per catch on a receiving line of 43-351-1 across 13 games. He's had two mostly forgettable years in Miami after leaving the Chiefs. After the losses of Hurns and Wilson, the Dolphins' wideout depth has been totally depleted, leaving Jakeem Grant and Isaiah Ford as the Nos. 3 and 4 wideouts behind DeVante Parker and Preston Williams. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 8:16 am

49ers WR Travis Benjamin has opted out of the 2020 season.

Advice: Benjamin spent most of 2019 on IR with a quad injury and didn't see the field much even when healthy. He finished the year with just six catches for 30 yards. His overall production has declined in every year since 2015. Benjamin was unlikely to play a major role for San Francisco but Richie James (wrist) and Deebo Samuel (foot surgery) are both looking questionable for Week 1. Add in Benjamin's decision to opt out and the wide receiver room in San Francisco is becoming increasingly vacant. The team could look to add a veteran in the coming days. Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 7:40 pm