The Jaguars signed TE Jacob Hollister. The 27-year-old owns just 74 catches across 4 NFL seasons and was dumped by the Bills at final cuts. But he might just be the best TE in Jacksonville. His competition for that title: James O'Shaughnessy, Chris Manhertz and Luke Farrell. We'll keep an eye on the situation early this season, but avoid it in fantasy lineups for now.

The Bills are releasing TE Jacob Hollister, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. That's not a shocking move vs. the meager 1-year contract Hollister signed and his limited production in Seattle. But Hollister was the biggest addition Buffalo made to a TE corps that disappointed in 2020. So Hollister's release seems like at least a slight vote in favor of Dawson Knox. The incumbent Bills TE is at least interesting as a late-round stash in TE-premium fantasy football drafts.

The Bills signed TE Jacob Hollister to a 1-year deal, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports. Hollister is reuniting with QB Josh Allen, who he played with at Wyoming in 2016, posting a 32-515-7 line. More recently, Hollister emerged as a reliable option for Seahawks QB Russell Wilson, compiling 66 catches for 558 yards and 6 scores over the past 2 seasons. Buffalo has seemingly been disappointed with TE Dawson Knox, so there's a chance Hollister overtakes him as the lead TE.

The Seahawks have tendered TE Jacob Hollister at the 2nd-round level, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. That means he could sign with another team as a restricted free agent, but that team would owe Seattle a 2nd-round pick. Thus, Hollister looks likely to return to a Seattle squad that expects to return TE Will Dissly from injury and added Greg Olsen this offseason. We'll see if that whole trio makes the regular-season roster. It's too crowded a situation to make any attractive for best-ball fantasy football drafts.