That's a pretty big news to get to right now on Fantasy Football Today Express.

Okay, so a couple weeks after free agency started, a couple of dominoes followed.

The Giants not only getting James Winston a few days ago, now they have Russell Wilson.

A deal that could be worth a little over $20 million, I think 10.5 million guaranteed for Russell Wilson. A deal that could be worth a little over $20 million.

I think 10.5 million guaranteed for Russell Wilson.

And the Patriots signing, Stefan Diggs, 31 years old, coming off a torn ACL.

So yeah, Jamie, let's start with the Giants.

They've got two quarterbacks now.

They could take another in the draft.

What does this mean from Malik Neighbors?

I think it's certainly a positive from Leak Neighbors,

given what he was able to accomplish with the terrible quarterbacks that he had last year,

you know, to average over 17 PPR points per game with Drew Locke and Daniel Jones

and Tommy DeVito and Tim Boyle, you know, and just having just some, you know, awful quarterback play. You know, now you have a borderline Hall of Famer and Russell Wilson and the guy that if he were to get a chance to start in James Winston, I mean, we were talking about, you know, neighbors as maybe a top five overall pick, not just a top five wide receiver. But with Russ, look, he's gotten some solid years out of D.K. Metcalf, which happened to be his second year, was his best year in league. Obviously, neighbors went into year two. Tyler Lockett had good seasons with him. Doug Baldwin had a couple of good seasons with him. Coralyn had a 10 touchdown season. And even last year, you know, you had George Pickens, four of six games north of 16 ppr points. So he's going to get good numbers.

It's just a matter of, you know, how many targets, how those numbers will come. You know, Wilson will challenge down the field more than any of the quarterbacks of Giants had last year and do it with a lot more success. But he's going to be 37 in November in terms of Russ. You know, is the skill set still

going to be there for him, was certainly struggling down the stretch last season after getting

off to a good start in Pittsburgh. If the offensive line holds up, I think league neighbors will

be fine. So again, you know, sort of the sliding scale, seven, eight range was where I had

neighbors before James Winston, four,5 was where he moved up to,

and now back to that 7-8 range.

So back end of the first round is still on the table for neighbors,

and it really doesn't move the needle very much for me for Wondell Robinson, Darius,

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