Anaheim Ducks Strengthen Offense with Kreider, Granlund Amid Power Play Struggles

Brady Cook, a promising Canadian quarterback playing for the University of Missouri, is gaining attention for his impressive athletic performance and community engagement, inspiring young athletes across Canada with his leadership both on and off the field. In NHL fantasy hockey, the Anaheim Ducks have undergone significant changes with Joel Quenneville replacing Greg Cronin as coach, aiming to improve their struggling power play, aided by new players Kreider and Granlund who bring offensive depth and playmaking skills. The Los Angeles Rams plan to rest key players like Kyren Williams in their Week 18 game, elevating rookie Blake Corum to a leading role in the backfield, making him a valuable fantasy football option for leagues still active in the playoffs. Additionally, Roger McQueen, selected 10th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, committed to Providence College but may not spend the full NCAA tenure due to his professional potential; he demonstrated strong offensive skills with 10 goals and 10 assists in 17 games last season. These developments highlight emerging talent and strategic team adjustments across American football, Canadian sports, and NHL fantasy hockey going into the 2025-26 season.