What happened: Tony Pollard has a reasonable path to 300 touches, while Tyler Warren is going a full round later than Colston Loveland. Jakobi Meyers produced immediately after joining the Jacksonville Jaguars, while Nico Collins carries a top-20 draft cost.
Why it matters: Brian Daboll built top-five rushing offenses in two of four seasons with the New York Giants, strengthening Pollard's workload case. Collins has missed 19 games in five seasons, leaving little margin at his current price.
By the numbers: Warren ranked third in targets, sixth in receptions and fifth in yards among tight ends last season. Meyers posted a 42-483-3 line after arriving in early November, a 79-912-6 pace over a full season.
What to watch: Watch camp roles for Pollard, Tyjae Spears and Nicholas Singleton, along with Daniel Jones's work with Warren. Meyers's target share and Collins's availability will shape late-summer prices.