Ravens | Michael Campanaro healthy

Baltimore Ravens WR Michael Campanaro (calf) said he has completely recovered from the calf injury he suffered this offseason and is looking forward to training camp. He likely will have to compete with WRs Kaelin Clay and Keenan Reynolds for a roster spot.

Footballguys View: Campanaro is a player we’re monitoring in deep dynasty leagues. He’s a slot receiver with the quickness to get open on underneath routes. Campanaro is also dangerous after the catch, but he’s not a lock for the 53-man roster.

Buccaneers | Jameis Winston undervalued

Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Jameis Winston amassed more than 4,200 total yards and 28 total touchdowns in his rookie campaign last year.

Footballguys View: Winston’s 4,042 passing yards were the third-most of any rookie quarterback in NFL history, behind only Cam Newton and Andrew Luck. He’s capable of making plays as a passer from the pocket, but Winston can also use his legs to keep plays alive if he needs to. This year, Winston’s targets aren’t going to change so he may not be able to take that next step–yet. He’s still likely to be a top-15 fantasy QB, but he may not make it into the top-10 this year.

Bengals | Tyler Boyd expected to help offense

Cincinnati Bengals WR Tyler Boyd performed well during offseason workouts and will help in the passing game, but wide receivers coach James Urban wants to see how Boyd does during training camp before making him the No. 2 or No. 3 receiver.

Footballguys View: The Bengals need some help at the WR position after losing both Mohamed Sanu (Falcons) and Marvin Jones (Lions) in free agency. Boyd was the team’s second-round pick this year out of PITT. During his college career, Boyd was a sure-handed receiver who was used to a large workload. Over each of the last three years, Boyd had been targeted 124 times or more. We’ll see if he can earn the starting job opposite A.J. Green at some point this year.