NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Saturday, August 1, 2026

The source raises the question of whether Travis Kelce can return to elite fantasy production in 2026 after a down 2025 season, positioning him as a potential bounceback candidate.

The source raises the question of whether Mark Andrews can return to elite fantasy production in 2026 after a down 2025 season, positioning him as a potential bounceback candidate.

The source identifies Mike Evans as a top bounceback candidate for 2026, suggesting he is primed to rebound from a down 2025 season and outperform expectations.

The source identifies Justin Jefferson as a top bounceback candidate for 2026, suggesting he is primed to rebound from a down 2025 season and outperform expectations.

The source identifies Omarion Hampton, a sophomore running back, as a top bounceback candidate for 2026, suggesting he is primed to outperform his 2025 season.

The source identifies Ashton Jeanty, a sophomore running back, as a top bounceback candidate for 2026, suggesting he is primed to outperform his 2025 season.

The source identifies Kyler Murray as a top bounceback candidate for 2026, suggesting he is primed to rebound from a down 2025 season and outperform expectations.

TE Mo Alie-Cox was given a scheduled rest day on Day 3 of training camp.

RB Jonathan Taylor was given a scheduled rest day on Day 3 of training camp.

WR Sahmir Hagans was the target on arguably the play of camp so far, catching a 50-yard touchdown pass from QB Anthony Richardson Sr. during 11-on-11 work on Friday, demonstrating connection with the quarterback.

WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine had strong reps during Day 3 team drills, winning a jump ball against CB Justin Walley on a deep pass from QB Daniel Jones and then recording another strong reception to kick off the second team's 11-on-11 session, positioning himself in the WR3 camp competition.

Colts QB Riley Leonard had choppy performance during Day 3 team drills; the source did not assess any quarterback as having a 'good' day overall.

Colts QB Daniel Jones had an inconsistent Day 3 of training camp, with choppy performance during team drills; the source did not assess any quarterback as having a 'good' day overall.

Wide receiver DJ Moore was traded to the Buffalo Bills from the Chicago Bears during the 2026 offseason.

Running back David Montgomery was traded to the Houston Texans from the Detroit Lions during the 2026 offseason.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' influence extends beyond the field; he has influenced a furniture change in the QB room, reflecting his impact on team culture and environment.

Packers tight end Tucker Kraft says his doctor told him his knee 'looks spectacular' as he was activated off the PUP list amid ACL recovery, signaling positive progress in his rehabilitation.

Second-year pro Shedeur Sanders is competing with veteran Deshaun Watson for the starting quarterback job under first-time NFL head coach Todd Monken; owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB solution, with next year's draft class expected to be loaded with NFL-caliber signal-callers.

Deshaun Watson is competing with second-year pro Shedeur Sanders for the starting quarterback job under first-time NFL head coach Todd Monken; owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB solution, with next year's draft class expected to be loaded with NFL-caliber signal-callers.

Hopkins, 34, has joined Georgia Tech as assistant wide receivers coach after visiting New England Patriots training camp to evaluate coaching interest. The source notes his foot is 'further still out the door' regarding playing, though he has not announced retirement and could theoretically fill a veteran receiver role if an NFL team requires depth due to injury during camp.

Receiver showing dramatically improved chemistry with QB Sam Darnold after full offseason together; they worked out at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month. Shaheed is 'light years ahead' of where he was when arriving mid-season via trade from Saints, suggesting significant synchronization gains heading into the season.

First-round rookie RB addressing key professional-level concerns from his Notre Dame tape: pass-catching ability and pass protection. Price acknowledged pass-catching as something he's worked on since high school and continued improving through college; stated he's shown he can catch the ball in practice but still needs to demonstrate more pass protection. Team is looking to get running backs more involved in the passing game.

Second-year receiver confirmed shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; felt discomfort starting Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9 when it became too severe. Had surgery with metal rod inserted post-Super Bowl; recovery went smoothly enough to avoid PUP list and start training camp Day 1. Horton stated 'the leg isn't going anywhere now' and 'I feel good.'

Tight end receiving consistent work from second-year QB Jalen Milroe during training camp, including deep targets where Arroyo uses his height and reach to make plays. His involvement with Milroe's elevated reps suggests increased offensive role opportunity.

Second-year QB showing significant development in depth chart positioning; mixing 60% second-team reps, 20% third-team, and 20% first-team reps during training camp. This represents a major upgrade from last year when Milroe was almost exclusively limited to third-team offensive duties. Getting valuable reps with 1s and 2s in camp is critical for his development trajectory heading into preseason.

Involved in training camp altercation with Leonard Williams; Barner took exception after Williams tackled him 15 yards downfield on a catch. Context suggests Barner remains in offensive rotation and receiving targets during practice.

Running back worked out by the Indianapolis Colts on Friday, August 1, 2026. 6'0", 204 pounds; previously played for the Seattle Seahawks from 2023-2025 and was a Super Bowl LX Champion with them; 2x CFP National Champion for Georgia Bulldogs; 31 career carries for 172 rushing yards and 3 receptions for 22 receiving yards across 20 games with Seattle.

Running back worked out by the Indianapolis Colts on Friday, August 1, 2026. 5'11", 213 pounds; played for the UFL's Houston Gamblers in the 2025 season with 43 carries for 242 rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns across 8 games.

Received positive injury news and selected at pick 89; the source states 'Tucker Craft had some really good injury news today. So taking Craft at 89's pretty solid,' indicating the injury update improves his draft value at that spot.

Selected as a stacking partner with Tucker Craft, pairing the quarterback with his tight end to create a correlated game stack for upside.

The source's highest-ranked player; initially ranked low, the source elevated him significantly after the Chris Brazzle injury opened up more opportunity, making him more exciting as a prospect.

Drafted as a tight end to stack with Jackson Dart, creating a correlated game stack to maximize upside from the quarterback-receiver pairing.

Selected at pick 64 as the team's quarterback in the draft build.

Selected as part of a four-running-back team build alongside Kenneth Walker, Bree Hall, and Bucky Irving; the drafter notes this is a hyper-fragile build without a first-round running back, indicating ETN is a key depth piece in the backfield strategy.

Moved up in the drafter's rankings over Quinn Sean Judkins due to positive injury updates; selected as part of a four-running-back team build alongside Kenneth Walker, Bree Hall, and Travis Etienne, representing a hyper-fragile build without a first-round running back.

Selected in the draft after the drafter questioned another pick (Ronnie Times), indicating Wilson was the drafter's preferred choice at that juncture.

Selected at ADP 38 overall in the source's mock draft, representing the drafter's valuation of McLaurin at that pick slot.

Selected in the draft at an unspecified round, indicating the drafter's valuation of Flowers at that pick slot.

Selected at ADP 35 overall in the source's mock draft, representing the drafter's valuation of Williams at that pick slot.

Selected as the anchor wide receiver for the team build, anchoring a core group with Kenneth Walker and Bree Hall. The drafter notes this is an anchor wide receiver team rather than the preferred anchor running back build, indicating a deliberate strategic choice to build around a premium receiver instead of a top-tier RB.

Running back selected in this draft; source notes he does not draft Walker frequently because he ranks Chase Brown and Devon Achane ahead of him, which is atypical for underdog drafts, but will mix Walker in here. Walker is part of a core team build anchored by Amon-Ra St. Brown and Bree Hall, both from the same draft class, indicating the drafter is targeting a cohort of young running backs with complementary roles.

Running back selected at ADP 12 in this draft.

Elite running back in tier discussion at pick 8; source considers Taylor alongside Christian McCaffrey as top-tier options in a flat tier after JSN is unavailable.

Elite running back in tier discussion at pick 8; source considers McCaffrey alongside Jonathan Taylor as top-tier options in a flat tier after JSN is unavailable.

Tight end selected at 215 in response to Chris Brazzle's injury; the injury context to Brazzle creates opportunity for Legett's role expansion.

Wide receiver in Kansas City getting hyped in the draft community; selected at ADP 211 in this draft, though the source did not personally select him.

Flock Fantasy selected Mike Washington over another running back option (Johnson), citing negative news from Kansas City about Johnson: 'I drafted a ton of him at Johnson and the news coming out of Kansas City about him is horrible. So, we're going to take Mike Washington instead.' This indicates Mike Washington is preferred due to Johnson's unfavorable situation.

Flock Fantasy drafted Fernando Mendoza as QB3 to stack with Jaylen Naylor, stating 'Obviously, Tank Dell goes, I'm going to take Fernando Mendoza. Um, once we take Mendoza, here is our QB3 to get him stacked up with Jaylen Naylor.' This indicates a stacking strategy pairing Mendoza with a specific receiver in the Arizona offense.

Flock Fantasy expresses high confidence in Parker Washington's championship performance, stating 'See if it says clipping this and playing it on the big screen when Parker Washington drops 30 on you and the chip.' The source also notes that a league member (Zufa) likes Parker Washington and has an easy schedule, and the source is 'more confident' in Parker Washington's success than in the opposing team's failure to reach the championship. Selected at ADP 62 overall in the source's mock draft.

Flock Fantasy reversed a negative stance on Antonio Williams, stating 'I was anti-Antonio Williams early in the offseason, but that was when I thought Brandon Aiyuk was going to Washington. Now that Aiyuk is gone and at the same time Debo is locked up not going to Washington either. The only real risk that we have is Stefon Diggs.' The source's concern about Williams being replaced in Washington has diminished with Aiyuk and Samuel no longer moving to the Commanders, making Williams a more attractive target.

Flock Fantasy selected Trey Harris over Ryan Florenoi, noting 'I didn't draft Trey Harris at all last year' but is now targeting him. The source acknowledges another team with Justin Herbert would likely take Harris, but the source's preference for Harris over Florenoi indicates a positive re-evaluation of Harris's draft value this year.

The source questioned the decision to draft CJ Stroud, suggesting in hindsight that taking Deshawn Stribbling instead would have been the better choice, indicating regret about the Stroud pick's value relative to alternatives.

Flock Fantasy drafted Stroud to stack with Nico Lopez but expresses regret about the decision. The source states: 'I took Stroud to get the stack with Nico. Maybe I was stupid and thinking Stribbling was going to make it back to us. I probably was stupid. I should have just pulled the trigger.' The source indicates Stroud was a suboptimal pick relative to other available options like Deshawn Stribbling, suggesting the stacking rationale did not justify the draft capital spent and that taking Stribbling instead would have been the better choice.

Ricky Pearsall has dropped five spots in ADP over the past seven days; the source is closely tracking his draft position movement and expresses interest in where his ADP will ultimately settle.

Jakobi Meyers is drafted as the next pick on the source's team, indicating the source is adding him to the roster.

The source accidentally drafted Xavier Worthy instead of Michael Wilson but frames it as a potential winning move, joking that Worthy could break out and win Ball Mania, suggesting the source sees breakout potential in Worthy despite the accidental selection.

The source prefers Michael Wilson over Xavier Worthy despite Worthy having higher ADP, indicating Wilson is undervalued relative to the source's assessment. The source intended to draft Wilson but accidentally selected Worthy instead, then expressed regret about the mistake.

Second most drafted quarterback overall; only exception to the preference for running quarterbacks. Five of six most-drafted QBs run the ball a ton, with Mahomes as the sole pocket passer in the top tier.

Fourth most drafted quarterback overall; preferred for running ability. Five of six most-drafted QBs run the ball a ton, with Mahomes as the exception.

The source expresses strong approval of Jordan Tyson at pick 65, stating 'I love Jordan Tyson, by the way.' The source further notes that if a wide receiver ahead of him (implied to be Laviska Shenault) were to suffer a concussion, 'Jordan Tyson at pick 65 is probably the best pick on the board,' suggesting significant upside if the depth chart shifts.

Most drafted quarterback overall (ranked first); appears in multiple common stack combinations including with DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert. Preferred for running ability; five of six most-drafted QBs run the ball a ton, with Mahomes as the sole exception.

Fifth most drafted quarterback overall; preferred for running ability. Five of six most-drafted QBs run the ball a ton, with Mahomes as the exception.

DK Metcalf selected at pick 73 as a receiver in the draft. Metcalf is the WR3 on the source's team, indicating a mid-tier receiver role in the team construction.

Caleb Williams ranked behind Jalen Hurts and Joe Burrow in quarterback rankings; selected in draft despite lower ranking due to team construction (two Chicago Bears already rostered). Williams is part of a double-stack strategy with receivers Burden and Loveland, indicating the source is comfortable with the quarterback position and confident in the stacking approach, stating 'I'm not super concerned at QB' given the offensive weapons.

Luther Burden selected at pick 50 to pair with Colston Loveland from the Steelers offense; the source notes that taking Loveland at 47 and Burden at 50 makes strategic sense because the team is already invested in the Steelers offense and needs a wide receiver. Burden is the WR2 on the source's team and part of a double-stack with quarterback Caleb Williams, indicating confidence in Burden's role and upside within the stacking strategy.

Colston Loveland is Flock Fantasy's highest-ranked player overall and is selected at pick 47 in the mock draft, indicating strong conviction on the tight end despite his draft position. Loveland is also drafted at tight end and is part of a double-stack with quarterback Caleb Williams, demonstrating confidence in Loveland's role and upside.

Josh Allen is the third most drafted quarterback overall in Flock Fantasy's best-ball portfolio, with the most common stack pairing being Josh Allen with DJ Moore. The source prefers quarterbacks that run the ball a ton, noting that five of six most-drafted QBs run the ball frequently, with Mahomes as the exception. Allen reached the fourth round (pick 39) in one mock draft and was selected at ADP 40 in another, indicating he can last longer than typical expectations.

Flock Fantasy defends Jeremiah Love despite recent draft board decline due to backfield competition concerns (James Conner, Tyler Allgeier), arguing that the team's third overall draft capital investment signals heavy usage: 'I don't care what the coaching staff says in July. This team just spent the third overall pick on Jeremiah Love. It's probably going to be a ton of Jeremiah Love this season.' However, the Arizona Cardinals are projected as a bottom-five offense in the league with a 4.5 win total, which presents a major concern regarding the team's overall offensive environment rather than Love's individual role.

Flock Fantasy identifies Nico Collins as the highest-ranked player after moving Malik Neighbors up aggressively in rankings, and selects him at pick 23 in the draft. Collins is also drafted as the WR1 on the source's team, indicating primary confidence in Collins as the top receiver on the roster.

Flock Fantasy expresses strong approval of Devon Achane being drafted at pick 19, stating 'Absolutely love the Han pick' and expressing jealousy at not being able to acquire him again, indicating high conviction on the selection. Also selected at ADP 13 in the source's mock draft.

Cornerback Jones praised rookie running back Jalen Price's maturity and work ethic during camp: "He's good, man. Mature for his age, you can tell. You don't get too many words out of him, but he's working. He got me today, man. He had a hell of a route on me today... I think he's going to help us. He's doing everything right and he's got a great group of backs in front of him that's kind of teaching him the way."

Smith-Njigba praised Cooper Kupp's spectacular one-handed diving catch during camp, noting the elite concentration required: "That's Cooper Kupp for you. Great concentration with the left hand, diving. You don't really see that often ... but a spectacular play and something he definitely still has in his arsenal."

Darnold threw passes to multiple receivers during camp drills, including a slightly wide throw to Jalen Price and a completion to Cooper Kupp on a one-handed catch down the sideline. He also threw an interception to Patrick O'Connell in an 11-on-11 period.

The 33-year-old receiver made the best catch of the first two days of camp in a seven-on-seven period, getting a step on cornerback Josh Jobe down the left sideline and bringing in a Sam Darnold throw with one hand while falling out of bounds. Teammate Jaxon Smith-Njigba praised the play: "That's Cooper Kupp for you. Great concentration with the left hand, diving. You don't really see that often ... but a spectacular play and something he definitely still has in his arsenal."

The Seahawks plan to waive McIntosh, a 2023 seventh-round pick who began training camp on the PUP list while recovering from a torn ACL he sustained last summer.

Barner is progressing well in his recovery from a pair of offseason surgeries that sidelined him in the spring. He avoided the physically unable to perform list to begin training camp and has practiced all three days, though his reps are being managed early. Barner said he's "feeling really good" after his recovery.

Milroe, operating as QB3 for the Seahawks, threw an interception in the end zone to rookie cornerback Michael Dansby on the final play of practice, capping a day where the defense significantly outperformed the offense. Coach Mike Macdonald expressed frustration with the finish: "I'd like to finish practice a little bit better."

The quarterback threw a deep over-the-shoulder touchdown to Jadarian Price in a 7-on-7 period and a slightly wide throw to Price in the flat, demonstrating accuracy and decision-making in camp.

The tight end was on the receiving end of an accurate strike from QB3 Jalen Milroe while rolling out to his left and throwing back across his body during training camp.

The veteran wide receiver joked about the Seahawks' new offensive scheme under coordinator Brian Fleury, referencing the increased motion and dynamic receiver positioning, though he clarified the team won't be incorporating high school X's and O's into their playbook.

The running back is no longer with the Seahawks; the source raises the question of whether the team has enough explosiveness in the backfield without him.

The running back is among the candidates to receive touches in the Seahawks' backfield while Zach Charbonnet recovers from ACL surgery, alongside George Holani and Jadarian Price.

The running back is among the candidates to receive touches in the Seahawks' backfield while Zach Charbonnet recovers from ACL surgery, alongside Jadarian Price and Emanuel Wilson.

The wide receiver did not practice on Tuesday, July 28, though the source does not specify the nature or severity of the issue.

The No. 3 quarterback had a much better day in practice after ending Monday with an interception in the end zone; his highlights included a touchdown pass to running back Jadarian Price and an accurate strike to tight end Eric Saubert while rolling out to his left and throwing back across his body.

The wide receiver is sidelined but coach Mike Macdonald said he should be back soon.

The running back is recovering from February ACL surgery; the source notes there are questions about when he will return and how touches will shake out between him, George Holani, Jadarian Price, and Emanuel Wilson in the interim.

Seattle's first-round pick has stood out in the passing game over the first three days of training camp, answering questions about his receiving ability. Price caught an over-the-shoulder touchdown from Sam Darnold deep down the field in a 7-on-7 period, made an outstretched catch in the flat on a slightly wide throw from Darnold, and snagged a low throw from QB3 Jalen Milroe. Veteran linebacker Ernest Jones IV praised Price's maturity and route-running, saying "He's good, man. Mature for his age, you can tell... I think he's going to help us. He's doing everything right." Price caught only 15 passes over three seasons at Notre Dame while backing up Jeremiyah Love, but early returns suggest that was a function of Love's strengths rather than Price's weaknesses.

Running back James Conner is part of the Cardinals' multi-back rotation alongside Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier, with tight end Trey McBride emphasizing the importance of being a factor in the run game to support the team's running backs.

Wide receiver Michael Wilson caught a deep ball from Gardner Minshew during camp, laying out to make the catch, and finished last season with 1,006 yards after Jacoby Brissett took over as starter in Week 6, demonstrating chemistry and production potential with the quarterback.

Coach Mike LaFleur said he is pleased with Jacoby Brissett's progress from a learning standpoint, and Brissett has stayed on the field after practice for two straight days to get extra work in, throwing routes to Marvin Harrison Jr. for more than 20 minutes from various depths and positions, demonstrating commitment to catching up to speed.

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett did not take any snaps beyond drills during Saturday's jog-through and did not take a single snap during 11-on-11 drills on Friday, with coach Mike LaFleur unable to put a timeline on how long it will take Brissett to get caught up to speed as he learns a new scheme, football language, snap count, and operation.

McBride showed off his route tree during Friday's 11-on-11 drills, running multiple routes lined up as a wideout including a double move along the sideline, demonstrating versatility in the Cardinals' passing attack and expanded usage beyond traditional tight end positioning.

Despite being a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowler last season, tight end Trey McBride said he believes there are still many things he can improve on and is not as good as he wants to be, with a specific focus on improving his blocking to be a factor in the run game alongside running backs Jeremiyah Love, James Conner, and Tyler Allgeier.

Running back Tyler Allgeier alternated first-team offensive reps with rookie Jeremiyah Love during camp, with Allgeier receiving the first rep in their rotation, indicating a timeshare approach in the Cardinals' backfield.

Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love alternated first-team offensive reps with Tyler Allgeier during camp; on Saturday's jog-through, Love got multiple reps with the first-team offense, lining up exclusively at running back, and was described as fast, quick, and powerful.

While Harrison was out of practice, wide receiver Simi Fehoko got reps with the first-team offense, potentially signifying his place in the receiving rotation and increased opportunity in the Cardinals' passing game.

Harrison pulled himself out of practice twice during camp; the first time he pointed to his left ankle while talking to a trainer after sitting on the field, and the second time he grimaced in pain on the sideline while stretching his back and doing cobra pose, indicating potential ankle and back issues.

Third-round rookie quarterback Carson Beck put up a respectable completion percentage on Sunday but was visibly annoyed and frustrated when a pass fell incomplete, slapping his hands together in frustration, suggesting high expectations and competitive intensity.

Minshew worked primarily with the second-team offense on Tuesday and completed 13 of 20 passes with two standout throws: a deep ball to Michael Wilson and a perfectly placed back-shoulder fade to Marvin Harrison Jr., demonstrating accuracy and arm talent in camp action.

Cardinals TE Trey McBride walked back a dig at the Arizona fanbase during training camp, suggesting some earlier comments about the fan base that he subsequently clarified or retracted.

Tight end Tip Reiman remains on the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list. As of Tuesday, there was "nothing new" about his status, and he continues on the PUP list as the Cardinals' second block of training camp begins.

QB Kedon Slovis is competing with third-round rookie Carson Beck to be the third quarterback on the Cardinals' depth chart, behind starter Jacoby Brissett.

QB Gardner Minshew went 13-for-20 on Sunday with two dazzling passes: a deep ball to Michael Wilson, who laid out to catch it, and a back-shoulder fade to Marvin Harrison Jr. that was perfectly placed. Coach Mike LaFleur said Minshew would start working primarily with the second-team offense on Tuesday, indicating a clear depth chart hierarchy with Jacoby Brissett as the starter.

RB Trey Benson, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week 4 last season, looked fast during Wednesday's practice. He broke one run through the left side of the line and looked as quick as he has since he has been a Cardinal, suggesting a strong recovery from his injury.

Fifth-year WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette shined during Wednesday's practice with a trio of solid catches, including two that were highlight-worthy grabs along the right sideline during 11-on-11 drills.

WR Michael Wilson caught a beautifully thrown back-shoulder deep ball from Jacoby Brissett on Tuesday that he had to go to the ground to secure. On Sunday, he also laid out to catch a deep ball from Gardner Minshew. Wilson is receiving consistent targets from the Cardinals' quarterbacks during training camp.

Third-round rookie QB Carson Beck looked as good as he has all camp on Wednesday, throwing a deep ball early in 11-on-11 that was the kind of throw the Cardinals hoped for when they drafted him out of Miami. On Sunday, despite a respectable 13-for-20 completion percentage, Beck was visibly annoyed about one incomplete pass, slapping his hands together in frustration. He is competing with Kedon Slovis to be the third quarterback on the depth chart, and Jacoby Brissett has been mentoring him during practice, walking onto the field to discuss the offense with the rookie.

WR Harrison had a couple of drops during practice on Tuesday that went viral on social media. Coach Mike LaFleur was asked if he was concerned about the drops and responded: "You don't want to drop any balls ever in the history of time. No receiver, tight end, running backs. Unfortunately, it does happen every once in a while. What I was happy about in Marvin in the one drop that you're alluding to is how he responded." On Wednesday, Harrison was working by himself on the Jugs machine before practice. During 11-on-11 drills, he caught one of three passes thrown his way from Brissett at full speed, with one being a diving attempt that went off his fingertips. On Sunday, Harrison pulled himself out of practice twice due to an ailment—first pointing to his left ankle, then appearing to be in back pain—but LaFleur clarified on Tuesday that Harrison was just cramping and participated fully in practice.

QB Brissett signed a reworked contract guaranteeing $15.5M for the 2026 season and is now the Cardinals' starter. In his first 11-on-11 snaps with the first-team offense on Tuesday, he ran 24 plays (13 passes, 11 runs), completing 9-of-13 passes including a beautifully thrown back-shoulder deep ball to Michael Wilson. By Wednesday, Brissett took 39 snaps with the first team (23 passes, 16 runs), completing 15-of-23 passes. Coach Mike LaFleur noted that Brissett has been working toward picking up the offense and is showing growing command of it. Teammates have raved about his leadership, with Carson Beck seeking him out during practice to discuss the offense.

Veteran RB Allgeier is splitting reps with rookie Jeremiyah Love in the Cardinals' backfield. Allgeier scored a touchdown in practice on Friday, and Love, who wasn't in on the play, ran straight to Allgeier to congratulate him, demonstrating the close relationship the two have built off the field.

Rookie RB Love showcased his pass-catching ability and quickness in 11-on-11 drills, lining up in the backfield before sidestepping to the slot and executing a stutter step and cut on second-year linebacker Cody Simon before catching a pass from Jacoby Brissett. Love expressed satisfaction with his role in the Cardinals' passing game: "I like that they're trying to utilize me in ways that benefit me. I'm a guy that loves to get out in space. If I get out in space, I feel like I can make a play against whoever, whether it's linebacker, safety, I can make a play." He is building a close relationship with veteran RB Tyler Allgeier, with the two splitting reps and congratulating each other on plays during practice.

Quarterback is already wheeling and dealing just two days into training camp under Mike McDaniel's system, suggesting early comfort and effectiveness in the new offensive scheme.

Rookie is already earning praise from Justin Herbert early in training camp; the source notes Herbert is already loving throwing to the rookie, suggesting early chemistry and a potential role in the offense.

Wide receiver Rashid Shaheed continues to build chemistry with quarterback Sam Darnold during training camp; they worked together at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month, and their synchronization during camp shows they are light years ahead of where Shaheed was when he arrived mid-season via trade from the Saints.

Quarterback Sam Darnold and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed continue to build chemistry during training camp; they worked together at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month, and their synchronization during camp shows they are light years ahead of where Shaheed was when he arrived mid-season via trade from the Saints.

Wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is expected to be a focal point of opposing defenses in 2026, with the Seahawks' new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury diversifying the passing attack by involving tight ends and fullbacks more heavily to help slow down defenses' focus on Smith-Njigba.

Seahawks first-round rookie running back Jadarian Price addressed concerns about his pass-catching ability and pass protection, stating he has worked on catching since high school and continuously improved throughout college; on pass protection, he acknowledged he's improving and has shown he can catch the ball in practice but still needs to show more on the blocking front as the team takes it day by day in camp.

Second-year receiver Tory Horton confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; he began feeling the issue in Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9 when he got it checked and discovered the crack; he underwent surgery after the Super Bowl with a metal rod inserted into his leg, recovered smoothly enough to avoid PUP designation, and started training camp Day 1 feeling good.

Tight end Elijah Arroyo caught a deep pass from Jalen Milroe during Day 6 practice, using his height and reach to secure the reception; this pairing between Milroe and Arroyo was notable because it wasn't a regular occurrence last year.

Second-year quarterback Jalen Milroe has mixed in work higher up the depth chart during Day 6 practice, a significant development from last year when he was almost exclusively limited to third-team offensive duties; Curtis Allen observed Milroe getting approximately 60% second-team reps, 20% third-team, and 20% first-team reps, suggesting meaningful progression in his development path.

Tight end/fullback A.J. Barner was tackled by Leonard Williams on a catch downfield after the play ended during Day 6 practice, prompting Barner to take exception to the hit; part of the increased physicality when pads were introduced to training camp.

Receiver Cooper Kupp was targeted by Sam Darnold in the end zone during an 11-on-11 red zone session, though the pass was broken up by cornerback Josh Jobe.

Quarterback Sam Darnold was working with the starting offense during red zone drills; his pass to Cooper Kupp in the end zone was broken up by cornerback Josh Jobe.

Quarterback Drew Lock worked with the second-team offense, as has been the case throughout camp.

Quarterback Jalen Milroe took a few snaps with the second-team offense but mostly worked with the third-team offense, as has been the case throughout camp; he threw one of the longest passes of the day to tight end Elijah Arroyo.

Second-year tight end Nick Kallerup had a big play during practice with a long catch-and-run, part of a handful of big plays by tight ends.

Second-year tight end Elijah Arroyo had a nice day including snaring one of the longest passes of the day from Jalen Milroe, leaping over rookie cornerback Michael Dansby to make the reception in traffic; this was part of a handful of big plays by tight ends during practice.

Receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba was seen speaking at length with Hall of Fame coach Tony Durgy, whom head coach Mike Macdonald considers a mentor, after practice.

Running back Zach Charbonnet remains on the physically unable to perform list, opening the door for Jadarian Price, George Holani, and Emanuel Wilson to be the clear top three at the position.

Free agent signee Emanuel Wilson is part of the clear top three at running back with Zach Charbonnet on the physically unable to perform list; he is expected to mix in with the first and second units, having typically rotated with the second unit.

Third-year player George Holani is part of the clear top three at running back with Zach Charbonnet on the physically unable to perform list; he is specializing in the third-down/two-minute role. Holani and Jadarian Price have typically rotated with the first unit, with Holani getting the first snap with the starting offense during the first team session and in general the two appearing to get pretty much equal work with the ones.

First-round pick Jadarian Price is the clear top running back with Zach Charbonnet on the physically unable to perform list; the expectation is that Price could be the regular early-down back. Price and George Holani have typically rotated with the first unit, with Price going first in a few team sessions and in general the two appearing to get pretty much equal work with the ones.

Receiver Irvin Charles, who missed a few days earlier, was back in full pads for the second straight day and had maybe his best day of camp with a couple of catches in team sessions.

Receiver Jake Bobo sat out practice.

Tight end AJ Barner made a catch over the middle and took off downfield during team drills, demonstrating involvement in the passing game; he was part of a handful of big plays by tight ends during practice.

Receiver is showing improved chemistry with quarterback Sam Darnold after having a full offseason together. The two worked together at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month. Their synchronization is described as light years ahead of where they were when Shaheed arrived mid-season via trade from the Saints, indicating significant development in timing and connection.

Seahawks first-round rookie running back is a talented pure rusher but must develop as a complete back at the professional level. His lack of catches at Notre Dame has been flagged as a concern for a team looking to increase running back involvement in the passing game. Price acknowledged in his first media availability that pass catching is an area he has worked on since high school and continues to improve; he also noted that pass protection remains a work-in-progress but he is improving day-to-day in camp.

Second-year receiver confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia. Horton began feeling the injury in Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9, when imaging revealed the crack following the win over Washington. He underwent surgery with a metal rod inserted into his leg post-Super Bowl and recovered smoothly enough to avoid PUP designation and start training camp Day 1. Horton reports feeling good and the leg is fully resolved.

Tight end receiving increased work from second-year quarterback Jalen Milroe in training camp, including deep-ball targets where Arroyo uses his height and reach to make catches. This represents a notable shift from last year when Milroe was limited to third-team duties, suggesting Arroyo is benefiting from the elevated offensive line reps and QB development.

Second-year quarterback showing significant development in training camp depth chart usage. Milroe was almost exclusively limited to third-team duties last year but is now mixing in work with higher-level units: approximately 60% second-team reps, 20% third-team, and 20% first-team reps. This elevated opportunity with 1s and 2s in camp—rather than waiting for preseason—is critical for demonstrating meaningful progress before the preseason begins.

Involved in training camp altercation with Leonard Williams; Williams tackled Barner on a catch downfield after the play ended, and Barner took exception to the physicality. Context: Barner was heavily used by previous offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, and the new coordinator Brian Fleury is diversifying tight end and fullback usage in the passing attack.

Stevenson averaged 17.1 fantasy points and 96.3 scrimmage yards per game over the final eight contests of 2025 after retaking the starter role in Week 13. The source projects him as a David Montgomery-type: a solid RB2 with week-to-week RB1 upside, expecting 200 touches, 1,000+ yards, and double-digit touchdown potential. He is being drafted in Round 4 but offers far more value than his draft cost suggests.

The source rates Stevenson as undervalued at Round 10 (RB31 ADP), more than 40 picks after teammate TreVeyon Henderson. Both backs were spotty adjusting to Josh McDaniels' offense early in 2025, and Stevenson missed a few games in November. But after retaking his role as starter in Week 13, Stevenson was excellent, averaging 17.1 fantasy points and 96.3 scrimmage yards per game over the eight remaining contests, including the postseason. Henderson should rebound from a poor playoff run, but the source doesn't expect him to run away with New England's RB1 role. Stevenson should still see 200 touches, crack 1,000 yards, and threaten for double-digit touchdowns. The source sees Stevenson as a David Montgomery-type from early in Jahmyr Gibbs' career: a solid RB2 with week-to-week RB1 upside, far more valuable than his draft cost suggests.

The source rates Nabers as undervalued at Round 4 (WR19 ADP). Since going sixth overall to the Giants in 2024, Nabers has averaged 18.24 fantasy points per game, sixth among wide receivers. He's seen at least seven targets in every game he's finished and hit double-digit fantasy points in 16 of 18 full contests he's played. Nabers is expected to avoid the PUP list. Even if Nabers starts the season slow, his fantasy impact down the stretch is being grossly undervalued. When healthy, Nabers is a locked-and-loaded PPR WR1 with No. 1 overall upside. The source suggests you can sub in a flex player like Parker Washington in September, but by midseason, Nabers' ADP will be one of the great mysteries of the 2026 fantasy season.

The source rates Washington as undervalued at Round 9 (WR38 ADP). The 24-year-old had a quiet start to his career before breaking out last season when Travis Hunter got injured. From Week 7 on, Washington was the WR17 with 14.4 fantasy points per game, outpacing Brian Thomas Jr. and Jakobi Meyers in every relevant fantasy category in that span. Among 71 wideouts with at least 300 routes run in 2025, Washington ranked 14th in yards per route run (2.1) and cracked an even shorter list of 12 receivers to average 12-plus air yards per target while maintaining at least a 60% catch rate. The source believes Washington ends up as Jacksonville's top fantasy WR asset and a strong draft value despite the crowded Jaguars WR room.

The source rates Ferguson as undervalued at Round 9 (TE11 ADP). Ferguson responded to being labeled a comeback target last year with 82 catches, 600 yards, eight touchdowns, and a TE5 finish in 2025—all achieved with George Pickens breaking out to give Dallas one of the top wide receiver duos in the league. Had Ferguson not suffered a calf injury on Christmas Day (leaving him with two catches over the last two games), he realistically could have finished as TE3 overall. Despite finishing ahead of George Kittle, Sam LaPorta, Harold Fannin Jr., and Colston Loveland last year, Ferguson has ended up as TE11. The source loves Ferguson as a safe, solid TE1 later in drafts.

The source rates Goedert as overvalued at Round 9 (TE9 ADP). Last season, Goedert posted a career-high 60 receptions and 11 touchdowns to finish as TE7, but he scored once every 7.5 targets—an incredibly high mark for a tight end and more than twice his previous career rate. The source views this as an outlier that will regress; after seven seasons of middling fantasy output, a repeat performance is unlikely. With A.J. Brown gone, much of his target share was preemptively backfilled by rookie receiver Makai Lemon, and the source has concerns about Jalen Hurts' overall efficiency. Goedert should finish in the top 15 at his position but shouldn't be drafted ahead of Tucker Kraft, Jake Ferguson, and Mark Andrews in the tight end dead zone.

The source rates Montgomery as overvalued at Rounds 6-7 (RB24 ADP). While Montgomery's move from Detroit to Houston and escape from Jahmyr Gibbs' shadow has generated RB1 hype, the source cautions the excitement has gone too far for the 29-year-old. Houston's recent track record with veteran RB pickups is poor: Joe Mixon finished RB17 in 2024, but Nick Chubb, David Johnson, and Mark Ingram have been wasteland. Montgomery is at the historical running back cliff around 28-29 years old and 1,500 career carries. It's unlikely he hits double-digit touchdowns as he did with the high-scoring Lions, and if efficiency drops, returning value on a sixth-round ADP will be very tough.

The source rates Hurts as overvalued at Rounds 4-5 (QB5 ADP). While Hurts posted a decent 2025 with 25 passing touchdowns and 3,000+ yards for the fourth time in five seasons, his rushing production collapsed to 421 yards and eight touchdowns, both fewest since taking the helm in 2021. Critically, Hurts scored just five TDs from inside the 3-yard line last season, six fewer than both 2023 and 2024 (11 each). With Jason Kelce gone and the tush push neutered, Hurts finished as QB8, well below the elite tier. A.J. Brown's departure and a new first-time offensive coordinator in Sean Mannion make it unlikely his passing numbers improve. The QB5 price tag in the fifth round is too high.

The source rates Wilson as overvalued at Round 3 (WR12 ADP). Despite being the 2022 first-round pick and the only viable target in New York for most of his career, Wilson has finished outside the top 20 PPR wideouts in three of his four seasons. A knee injury ended his 2025 season after seven games. The Jets spent two of their three first-round picks on pass catchers (TE Kenyon Sadiq and WR Omar Cooper Jr.), creating legitimate target competition. Wilson ranks 70th in fantasy points per target among 73 receivers with 200-plus targets since 2022, despite being sixth in total targets (528). The source is passing on Wilson in the third round for more reliable options.

The source rates Love as overvalued at Round 2 (RB8 ADP). While Love was drafted third overall and typically top-five RB picks excel in fantasy, Arizona's unpredictable offense, crowded RB room with Tyler Allgeier, James Conner, and Trey Benson, bridge quarterback situation, new coaching staff, and subpar offensive line create legitimate concerns. The Cardinals are frontrunners for the top overall 2027 draft pick, which doesn't bode well for a young running back. The source projects Love as fringe RB1, a round or two behind his current ADP.

McCarthy is one of the Chargers' quarterbacks who could benefit from Darren Waller's depth and red zone threat at tight end.

Murray is one of the Chargers' quarterbacks who could benefit from Darren Waller's depth and red zone threat at tight end.

Hockenson is in the final year of a restructured deal with the Vikings and has had injury issues aplenty, creating an opportunity for Darren Waller to provide depth and red zone threat for the Chargers.

Waller's comeback saw surprising success during a rough 2025 for the Dolphins and offered one of the club's few highlights. The source suggests he could join the Chargers, where his former head coach Mike McDaniel has an offense stocked with tight ends. Waller would provide depth, a red zone threat and one more option for Kyler Murray and/or J.J. McCarthy. His best years were 2019-2020 with the Raiders, turning in back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and earning a Pro Bowl selection.

Young is in a massive time-is-now campaign for the Panthers as Dave Canales' squad looks to build off winning the NFC South last season; the source notes that with how precarious the tackle spot is now due to injuries, depth and a veteran to support Monroe Freeling is huge.

Moore is without a squad after his release from the Colts; the source ranks him No. 70 among free agents and suggests the Lions could use his ability versus the run and savvy in the passing game as a late summer secondary improvement, given Detroit's recent cuts (Terrion Arnold) and PUP placements (Brian Branch, Kerby Joseph) forcing reliance on vets Rock Ya-Sin, D.J. Reed and Roger McCreary at CB.

The source identifies Stroud as a young signal-caller in a pivotal season for the Texans; DeAndre Hopkins returning to Houston could offer a calming veteran presence and wisdom for Stroud during this critical year as the team looks to build on recent success.

Hopkins joined Georgia Tech's staff as an assistant wide receivers coach on July 31, per an editor's update; the source had previously speculated he could join the Patriots coaching staff or their wide receiver roster, or return to the Texans for a feel-good story where he could offer veteran presence for C.J. Stroud during a pivotal season and provide wisdom for a young WR corps while chasing a ring.

The source identifies Garoppolo as an ideal veteran backup option for the Rams behind Matthew Stafford, noting his presence would do nothing to hinder Simpson's development; also mentions Garoppolo could head to the Patriots as a more proven option than Tommy DeVito behind Drake Maye.

Simpson competing with Stetson Bennett for the No. 2 job behind Matthew Stafford is described as worrisome and puzzling; the source suggests getting Jimmy Garoppolo back would be ideal and would do nothing to hinder Simpson's development, implying the current competition is suboptimal for the No. 13 overall pick's trajectory.

Garoppolo was contemplating retirement but is now interested in another go, whether during the summer or waiting for an injury to open a slot. The Rams seem like the best option, with Sean McVay expressing he would love to bring Garoppolo back to L.A. No. 13 overall pick Ty Simpson competing with Stetson Bennett for the No. 2 job is worrisome, so getting Garoppolo back to provide a veteran just-in-case option behind Matthew Stafford would be ideal. Alternatively, Garoppolo could head back to the Patriots with Josh McDaniels if they prefer someone more proven than Tommy DeVito behind Drake Maye.

Ertz doesn't want his final career play to be tearing his ACL in 2025 and is set for his 14th NFL season with expectancy of being cleared around the start of the 2026 campaign. Last season, Tommy Tremble and Ja'Tavion Sanders combined for 56 catches in Carolina; Ertz had 50 catches for Washington in 13 games. Providing Bryce Young with a trusty veteran tight end in a pivotal campaign would be a boon for his confidence and maturation and likely the same for a very young receiving corps.

Cleared of any NFL discipline and touting himself as the best WR2 in the land, Diggs would fit every wide receiver-needy squad. He has done well with young QBs on the rise—Josh Allen and Drake Maye—and Jayden Daniels badly needs a reliable second option opposite Terry McLaurin. Diggs is a Maryland native who played in high school and college there, and Washington GM Adam Peters loves signing veterans to one-year deals.

Allen returned to the Chargers in 2025 with 81 receptions for 777 yards, team-high marks, and has great chemistry with Justin Herbert as a franchise legend. The source notes this would be a feel-good homecoming (again) for the 34-year-old potential Hall of Famer, though questions remain about fit in Mike McDaniel's scheme.

Jake Bobo remains sidelined after exiting practice earlier in the week at Seahawks training camp.

The Seahawks traded for Shaheed two days after the Commanders game in Week 9, before they knew Horton would miss the remainder of the season. Shaheed returned on a three-year, $51 million deal and now serves as a deep threat alongside Horton to complement Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp in Seattle's receiver corps.

Horton was the steal of the 2025 NFL draft as a fifth-round pick from Colorado State. He beat out free agent Marquez Valdes-Scantling for the WR3 job in his rookie training camp and caught five touchdown passes over the first eight games, also scoring on a 95-yard punt return—the longest in Seahawks franchise history. With Rashid Shaheed now in the fold on a three-year, $51 million deal, Seattle's receiver corps features Horton and Shaheed as deep threats complementing Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp.

The second-year WR avoided the PUP list after offseason leg surgery for a cracked tibia sustained in Week 9 of his rookie season. Horton underwent surgery in February with a rod inserted and is managing reps at training camp, showing flashes of his rookie form. He had caught five touchdown passes on 13 catches over the first eight games before the injury ended his season early.

Puka Nacua has reported to training camp, confirming his presence for the 2026 Rams offseason program.

Davante Adams, entering his 13th NFL season with the Rams, will likely receive similar veteran management to Matthew Stafford during training camp, with selective practice participation to preserve health and readiness for the regular season.

Stafford is healthy heading into 2026 training camp after dealing with a back injury last season that caused him to miss the majority of camp time. Coach Sean McVay confirmed the reigning MVP is "feeling good" but will be placed on a modified training camp schedule to keep him fresh and ready for Week 1 against the 49ers in Melbourne, Australia on Sept. 10. Stafford will not practice on Days 1 and 3 of the Rams' four-day practice block and will skip the first training camp practice on Sunday, instead doing independent work to manage his body.

Rookie wide receiver CJ Daniels, a sixth-round pick, was found early and often by quarterback Stetson Bennett during Monday's practice. Rams head coach Sean McVay described Daniels as 'a mature rookie' and said he has been 'a great listener' in learning from the other receivers and coaches in his position room.

Wide receiver Davante Adams had a scheduled day off on Friday during the Rams' first padded practice of training camp.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Ty Simpson 'has improved tremendously from the spring until now' and highlighted growth in his pre-snap operation, play-calling in the huddle, and mechanics including release speed and timing with his lower half. McVay noted Simpson 'came in and did a nice job' during his reps on Monday, and new offensive coordinator Nate Scheelhaase said Simpson 'did a good job with the pre-snap operation' on Sunday.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Stetson Bennett 'has really taken incredible strides, done a lot of good things' and that he 'thought both Stetson and Ty did a nice job' during Friday's padded practice. Bennett got extra reps on Friday with Stafford taking a scheduled day off and took most of the second-team reps on Monday.

Wide receiver Puka Nacua drew some of the biggest cheers from the crowd during Monday's practice, including on a one-handed catch in the middle of the field in traffic. Nacua said it 'never crossed my mind' to not take part in camp, signaling full commitment and availability.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Stafford looked 'sharp,' 'distributed the ball really well' and 'played with timing and rhythm' during his first practice of training camp on Monday. Stafford is healthy heading into camp and on a modified schedule to keep him 'fresh and ready to go' for the Week 1 game against the 49ers in Melbourne, Australia.

Quarterback Kedon Slovis took reps during 11-on-11 drills on Friday alongside Gardner Minshew and Carson Beck while Jacoby Brissett sat out, indicating he remains in the quarterback rotation during camp.

Running back James Conner is part of the Cardinals' running back rotation alongside Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier; tight end Trey McBride emphasized the importance of being a factor in the run game with this group of backs.

Wide receiver Michael Wilson caught a deep ball from Gardner Minshew during camp drills, laying out to make the catch; Jacoby Brissett helped Wilson finish with 1,006 receiving yards last season after taking over as starter in Week 6, indicating established chemistry and role in the passing game.

Coach Mike LaFleur said he is pleased with Jacoby Brissett's progress from a learning standpoint; Brissett stayed on the field after Friday's practice for the second straight day to get extra work, throwing routes to Marvin Harrison Jr. for more than 20 minutes from various depths and positions, demonstrating commitment to catching up to speed.

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett did not take any snaps during 11-on-11 drills on Friday during Arizona's first open practice, instead going through individual drills while Gardner Minshew, Carson Beck, and Kedon Slovis took all the reps; coach Mike LaFleur said he cannot put a timeline on how long it will take Brissett to get caught up to speed as he learns a new scheme, football language, snap count, and operations.

Despite being a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowler last season, tight end Trey McBride said he's not as good as he wants to be and is focused on improving his blocking to be a factor in the run game alongside running backs Jeremiyah Love, James Conner, and Tyler Allgeier; he emphasized being at the point of attack is critical for the offense to work.

Running back Tyler Allgeier alternated first-team reps with rookie Jeremiyah Love during camp, getting the first rep in their rotation, indicating a timeshare approach in the Cardinals' backfield.

Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love alternated first-team reps with Tyler Allgeier during camp; described as fast, quick and powerful, he lined up exclusively at running back during open practice portions and got significant work in the first-team offense.

While Harrison was out of practice, wide receiver Simi Fehoko got reps with the first-team offense, potentially signifying his place in the receiving rotation and increased opportunity in the Cardinals' pass game.

Harrison pulled himself out of practice twice during camp; first time he pointed to his left ankle while talking to a trainer after sitting on the field, and second time he grimaced in pain on the sideline while stretching his back and performing cobra pose, indicating potential ankle and back concerns.

Third-round rookie quarterback Carson Beck put up a respectable completion percentage on Sunday but was visibly frustrated by an incomplete pass, slapping his hands together in frustration, suggesting high standards and competitive intensity early in camp.

Minshew worked primarily with the second-team offense on Tuesday and completed 13 of 20 passes with two standout throws: a deep ball to Michael Wilson and a perfectly placed back-shoulder fade to Marvin Harrison Jr., demonstrating accuracy and arm talent in camp drills.

QB Slovis is competing with third-round rookie Carson Beck to be the third quarterback on the Cardinals' depth chart.

QB Minshew, whom coach Mike LaFleur said would start working primarily with the second-team offense starting Tuesday, went 13-for-20 on Sunday and had two passes that dazzled: a deep ball to Michael Wilson, who laid out to catch it, and a back-shoulder fade to Marvin Harrison Jr. that was perfectly placed.

TE Reiman remained on the PUP list as of Tuesday with no new developments reported regarding his status.

TE McBride walked back a dig at the Arizona fanbase during training camp, though the specific details of his comments are not provided in the camp updates.

Fifth-year WR Smith-Marsette shined on Wednesday with a trio of solid catches, including two that were highlight-worthy grabs along the right sideline during 11-on-11 drills.

Third-round rookie QB Beck looked as good as he has all camp on Wednesday, throwing a deep ball early in the 11-on-11 period that was the kind of throw the Cardinals hoped for when they drafted him out of Miami. Beck is competing with Kedon Slovis to be the third quarterback on the depth chart. On Sunday, despite putting up a respectable completion percentage, Beck was visibly annoyed about one of his passes falling incomplete, slapping his hands together in frustration.

WR Wilson caught a touchdown pass on a screen play from Brissett on Friday, with left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. kicking out wide to block cornerback Will Johnson on the play. On Sunday, Wilson laid out to catch a deep ball from Gardner Minshew II. On Tuesday, Wilson caught a beautifully thrown back-shoulder deep ball from Brissett that required him to go to the ground to secure it.

RB Benson, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week 4 last season, looked fast during Wednesday's practice. He broke one run through the left side of the line and appeared as quick as he has been since joining the Cardinals, suggesting a strong recovery from his injury.

WR Harrison had a couple of drops during practice that went viral on social media. Coach Mike LaFleur responded to concerns about the drops by noting that while no receiver wants to drop balls, Harrison's response to the drops was positive. On Wednesday, Harrison caught one of three passes thrown his way during 11-on-11 from Brissett at full speed; one was a diving attempt that went off his fingertips. Harrison was working extra on the Jugs machine before practice to address the drops. On Sunday, Harrison pulled himself out of practice twice due to an ailment, initially pointing to his left ankle and later appearing to be in back pain, though LaFleur said on Tuesday that Harrison was just cramping and participated fully.

QB Brissett signed a reworked contract guaranteeing $15.5M and is now the Cardinals' starter. He took his first 11-on-11 snaps on Sunday with the second team (14-for-19 passing) before moving to first-team reps starting Tuesday. On Tuesday, Brissett ran 24 plays with the first team (13 passes, 11 runs), completing 9-of-13 passes including a well-thrown back-shoulder deep ball to Michael Wilson. On Wednesday, he took 23 passing attempts out of 39 first-team snaps, completing 15 of them. Brissett has shown growing command of the offense and displayed leadership by walking onto the field to discuss plays with rookie QB Carson Beck.

RB Allgeier is splitting reps with rookie Jeremiyah Love and building a close relationship with him off the field. Allgeier scored a touchdown in practice on Friday, with Love immediately running to congratulate him despite not being on the play, demonstrating the camaraderie between the two backs. Allgeier is expected to share backfield duties with Love in the Cardinals' ground game.

Rookie RB Love showcased pass-catching ability and quickness in 11-on-11 drills, lining up in the backfield before sidestepping to the slot and executing a stutter-step cut on linebacker Cody Simon to catch a pass from Jacoby Brissett. Love expressed satisfaction with his role in the passing game: "I like that they're trying to utilize me in ways that benefit me. I'm a guy that loves to get out in space. If I get out in space, I feel like I can make a play against whoever, whether it's linebacker, safety, I can make a play." Of the 11 running plays run by the first-team offense on Tuesday, Love had seven of them, indicating early volume in the Cardinals' ground game.

Early in training camp, Herbert is already wheeling and dealing under Mike McDaniel's offensive scheme just two days into camp, suggesting the quarterback is adapting well to the new coaching system and has early chemistry with receivers like rookie Brenen Thompson.

Rookie is already earning praise from Justin Herbert early in training camp; the source notes that Herbert is already loving throwing to the rookie, suggesting early chemistry and potential offensive role development.

Wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is expected to be a focal point of opposing defenses, which is why new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury is diversifying the passing attack by involving more tight ends and fullbacks; six different tight ends and fullbacks had 20-plus yard receptions during Day 6 scrimmage play, suggesting Fleury is using multiple weapons to help take pressure off Smith-Njigba.

Wide receiver Rashid Shaheed continues to build chemistry with quarterback Sam Darnold during Seahawks training camp; they worked together at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month and are described as being light years ahead of where they were when Shaheed arrived mid-season via trade from the Saints, suggesting strong synchronization and improved connection heading into the season.

Quarterback Sam Darnold and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed continue to build chemistry during Seahawks training camp; they worked together at a college field in Southern California near Darnold's San Clemente home last month and are described as being light years ahead of where they were when Shaheed arrived mid-season via trade from the Saints, suggesting strong synchronization heading into the season.

Seahawks first-round rookie running back Jadarian Price addressed concerns about his pass-catching ability and pass protection, stating he has worked on both since high school and has continuously improved throughout college. On pass catching, he emphasized that he has shown the ability in practice and continues to work on it; on pass protection, he acknowledged he is improving and has shown he can catch the ball in practice but still needs to demonstrate more pass protection work as the team takes it day by day in camp.

Second-year receiver Tory Horton confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; he began feeling the injury in Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9 when he got it checked and discovered the crack. He underwent surgery after the Super Bowl with a metal rod inserted into his leg, and his recovery went smoothly enough to avoid the PUP list and start training camp Day 1, indicating he is healthy and ready for the 2026 season.

Tight end Elijah Arroyo is working with second-year quarterback Jalen Milroe during Day 6 training camp, catching a deep pass where he used his height and reach to secure the ball; this pairing was not a regular occurrence during Milroe's rookie year, suggesting increased involvement in the passing attack.

Second-year quarterback Jalen Milroe is receiving significantly increased reps with the first and second-team offenses during Day 6 training camp, mixing in approximately 60% second-team, 20% third-team, and 20% first-team snaps; this represents a major development from his rookie year when he was almost exclusively limited to third-team duties. Getting valuable reps with 1s and 2s in training camp is critical for his development, and if he avoids disaster, it could lead to a different preseason performance in a couple of weeks.

Tight end/fullback A.J. Barner was tackled by Leonard Williams on a catch downfield after the play ended during Day 6 practice, prompting Barner to take exception to the hit; Barner continues to be involved in the passing attack under new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, who is diversifying tight end and fullback usage compared to predecessor Klint Kubiak.

Tight end T.J. Hockenson was targeted by Kyler Murray on a deep pass down the right sideline during camp drills, though Murray missed the throw.

Receiver Dontae Fleming was targeted on a deep pass by Kyler Murray during camp drills; Murray threw an accurate floater about 45 yards downfield to him.

Receiver Myles Price was the target of J.J. McCarthy's best throw of the day during 7-on-7 drills on Wednesday, when McCarthy threw a deep corner to him.

Receiver Jordan Addison had several productive connections with Kyler Murray during camp drills on Wednesday, establishing early chemistry with the veteran quarterback.

Jefferson has been targeted on deep passes during camp drills; Kyler Murray threw a deep corner to him on Thursday, and J.J. McCarthy attempted an 11-on-11 pass over the middle to Jefferson (a big emphasis for McCarthy), though McCarthy was late with that throw and safety Jay Ward tipped it away.

Murray is more often pushing the ball downfield in camp drills; he threw an accurate floater about 45 yards downfield to receiver Dontae Fleming, a deep corner to Justin Jefferson, and had several productive connections with receiver Jordan Addison, though he also missed tight end T.J. Hockenson down the right sideline.

Murray and McCarthy are rotating evenly between first- and second-team reps during early camp, with coach Kevin O'Connell committing to keep reps even over time even if not 50-50 on any given day. On the first day of competition, Murray took 16 total snaps (4 first-team, 4 second-team in first set; 4 first-team, 4 second-team in second set) to McCarthy's 12. Murray felt 'great' after an uneven spring performance and credited OTAs for preparation.

McCarthy got more first-team QB reps than Kyler Murray on Friday (32 snaps vs. 26), marking the first time he led in team snaps during full-offense drills against scout team or defense. Justin Jefferson noted McCarthy's improvement throughout the week and expressed hope the competition would benefit him, citing his youth and recovery from a difficult prior season.

Second-year pro competing with veteran Deshaun Watson for the 2026 starting quarterback job. Owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB1, as next year's draft class is expected to be loaded with NFL-caliber signal-callers. Haslam stated 'Somebody might have a great year, and they're our quarterback forever. OK? Or neither of them might.' Both quarterbacks are expected to participate in preseason games, pending head coach Todd Monken's decision.

Competing with second-year pro Shedeur Sanders for the starting quarterback job in 2026; owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB1, as next year's draft class is expected to be loaded with NFL-caliber signal-callers. Haslam stated 'Somebody might have a great year, and they're our quarterback forever. OK? Or neither of them might.' Both quarterbacks are expected to participate in preseason games, pending head coach Todd Monken's decision.

Receiver Jordan Addison had several productive connections with Kyler Murray during the Vikings' quarterback competition, including multiple completions during 7-on-7 drills.

Receiver Myles Price was targeted by J.J. McCarthy during 7-on-7 drills, catching a deep corner pass that McCarthy described as his best throw of the day.

Receiver Dontae Fleming was targeted by Kyler Murray during the Vikings' quarterback competition, catching an accurate floater about 45 yards downfield from Murray.

Tight end T.J. Hockenson was targeted by Kyler Murray during the Vikings' quarterback competition, with Murray missing Hockenson down the right sideline during Thursday's practice.

Jefferson has been targeted by both quarterbacks in the Vikings' QB competition, receiving a deep pass from Kyler Murray down the left sideline in 7-on-7 drills and an 11-on-11 pass over the middle from J.J. McCarthy (though McCarthy was late with that throw). Jefferson said he has seen 'Improvement' from the quarterbacks this week.

Murray is more often pushing the ball downfield in the Vikings' quarterback competition, throwing an accurate floater about 45 yards downfield to receiver Dontae Fleming and a deep corner to Justin Jefferson. Murray said he felt 'great' after an uneven performance in OTAs and minicamp, crediting spring work for preparing him for the upcoming competition.

McCarthy got more first-team QB reps than Kyler Murray on Friday during full-offense drills, marking the first time he led in team snaps (32 snaps vs. Murray's 26) in the Vikings' quarterback competition. Justin Jefferson noted McCarthy's improvement throughout the week and expressed hope that the competition would benefit him as a younger player coming off a difficult prior season.

Running back Zach Charbonnet remains on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, leaving the Seahawks with a clear top three at running back of first-round pick Jadarian Price, third-year player George Holani, and free agent signee Emanuel Wilson.

Receiver Jake Bobo sat out practice, continuing his absence from recent camp sessions.

Receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba was seen speaking at length with Hall of Fame coach Tony Durgy after practice, whom head coach Mike Macdonald considers a mentor.

Receiver Cooper Kupp was targeted by starting quarterback Sam Darnold during an 11-on-11 red zone session late in practice, though the pass was broken up by cornerback Josh Jobe in the end zone.

Quarterback Sam Darnold worked with the starting offense during an 11-on-11 red zone session late in practice, where his pass to Cooper Kupp in the end zone was broken up by cornerback Josh Jobe.

Quarterback Drew Lock continues to work with the second-team offense, maintaining his position ahead of Jalen Milroe in the quarterback depth chart throughout camp.

Quarterback Jalen Milroe took a few snaps with the second-team offense but mostly worked with the third-team offense, continuing the pattern established throughout camp where he is behind Drew Lock with the second team.

Receiver Irvin Charles, who missed a few days earlier in camp, was back in full pads for the second straight day and had maybe his best day of camp with a couple of catches in team sessions.

Second-year tight end Nick Kallerup had a strong practice day with a long catch-and-run, contributing to a handful of big plays by tight ends during the session.

Second-year tight end Elijah Arroyo had a strong practice day including snaring one of the longest passes of the day from Jalen Milroe, leaping over rookie cornerback Michael Dansby to make the reception in traffic.

Tight end AJ Barner made a catch over the middle and took off downfield during team drills, drawing defensive attention and contributing to one of the scuffles that broke out during practice.

Free agent signee Emanuel Wilson is expected to mix in as the third running back in the Seahawks' rotation behind first-round pick Jadarian Price and third-year player George Holani; Wilson has been working with the second unit.

Third-year player George Holani is expected to specialize in the third-down and two-minute role in the Seahawks' running back rotation; he and first-round pick Jadarian Price have typically rotated with the first unit and appeared to get pretty much equal work with the ones, with Holani getting the first snap with the starting offense during the first team session.

First-round pick Jadarian Price is expected to be the regular early-down back in the Seahawks' running back rotation; he and third-year player George Holani have typically rotated with the first unit, with Price going first in a few team sessions and the two appearing to get pretty much equal work with the ones.

Olave signed a four-year extension worth up to $132 million (base value $124 million, new-money APY $31 million) after holding out through training camp. The deal includes $35 million signing bonus, fully guaranteed base salaries in 2026–2027, and escalators worth up to $2 million annually (2027–2030) tied to All-Pro, Pro Bowl, 1,200+ receiving yards, 101+ catches, or 10+ receiving touchdowns; Olave has hit none of these triggers in four NFL seasons. The contract includes per-game roster bonuses ($80,000 per game, $1.36 million annually) providing Saints injury protection, relevant given Olave missed nine games in 2024 due to multiple concussions but started all 16 games in 2025.

Second-year pro competing with veteran Deshaun Watson for the 2026 starting quarterback job. Owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB1 in 2027, given the loaded 2027 draft class of signal-callers. Haslam stated 'somebody might have a great year, and they're our quarterback forever' or 'neither of them might,' emphasizing it is 'way, way, way early' to determine the starter beyond 2026.

Competing with second-year pro Shedeur Sanders for the starting quarterback job in 2026; owner Jimmy Haslam indicated the winner may not be the long-term QB1 in 2027, given the loaded 2027 draft class of signal-callers. Haslam stated 'somebody might have a great year, and they're our quarterback forever' or 'neither of them might,' emphasizing it is 'way, way, way early' to determine the starter beyond 2026.

Raymond, an offseason acquisition who previously played for Ben Johnson in Detroit, is being utilized in the Bears' improved offensive system. Williams diagnosed quarters coverage on a post route to Raymond and threw off one hitch to find Raymond in stride, demonstrating the improved quarterback-receiver connection in Year 2 of the Johnson system.

Bagent is the Bears' backup quarterback and is learning from Williams' command of Ben Johnson's offense. Bagent noted that the quarterback room received adjustable standing desks at the start of training camp, which Williams had requested from general manager Ryan Poles. Bagent said he may not get to use the standing desks given his next-to-the-board meeting room spot would leave him blocking his teammates' view, but he acknowledged that if Williams likes the setup, 'then we're all good.' Bagent also cited Williams' understanding of late-season fatigue and low back tightness as the rationale for the desk request.

Williams is demonstrating improved line-of-scrimmage command and playmaking in Year 2. He diagnosed quarters coverage (four defensive backs splitting the deep field) on a post route to offseason acquisition Kalif Raymond and threw off one hitch to find Raymond in stride. At the line, Williams has been observed waving receivers off and guiding teammates into the correct run play on wide-zone calls, and baiting the Bears' defense into biting on dummy identifications, according to offensive coordinator Press Taylor. These improvements reflect Williams' growing understanding of the offense and his ability to manipulate defenses.

Williams' Year 2 performance showed marked improvement in efficiency and playoff success despite a dip in completion percentage. His touchdown-to-interception ratio jumped from 20:6 in Year 1 to 27:7 in Year 2; he also rushed for three touchdowns in Year 2 after rushing for none in his rookie year. The Bears improved from 5-12 to 11-6 and made the playoffs, winning the wild-card round against Green Bay (31-27) before taking the Rams to overtime in the divisional round. Williams' postseason performance featured 618 yards, four touchdowns and five interceptions across two games. General manager Ryan Poles noted that Williams' 'superpowers are coming back to him as he gets more comfortable, as he understands what he's looking at,' citing improved pocket awareness and escapability that were less visible in Year 1.

Williams is demonstrating significantly improved command of Ben Johnson's offense in Year 2, with the quarterback room operating far more smoothly than in training camp Year 1, which was described as 'very choppy and borderline bad early on.' Williams and fellow quarterbacks are breaking the huddle more smoothly, spitting out play calls earlier, and spending far less time on scheme fundamentals; playbook wrinkles are now the focus rather than Scheme 101. Offensive coordinator Press Taylor noted that towards the end of Year 1, Williams showed early grasp of cadence with a couple free plays, and now the team is mixing in more free plays in practice. Taylor stated: 'It's like, Man, we could never operate at that level [a year ago].' This reflects Williams' growth and comfort level in the system.

The Colts worked out RB Kenny McIntosh on Friday. McIntosh is 6'0", 204 lbs and previously played for the Seattle Seahawks from 2023–2025, winning Super Bowl LX with them. He was a 2x CFP National Champion at Georgia and has 31 carries for 172 rushing yards and 3 receptions for 22 receiving yards across 20 career games with Seattle.

The Colts worked out RB Marcus Major on Friday. Major is 5'11", 213 lbs and played for the UFL's Houston Gamblers in the most recent season, recording 43 carries for 242 rushing yards and 3 rushing TDs across 8 games.

The source indicates Westbrook-Ikhine is heating up in the WR3 camp competition, suggesting positive depth chart momentum and potential for increased offensive role.

Ascending stud knocking on the door of elite defensive tackle status. The 6-6, 336-pounder has quietly become the kind of premier nose tackle that every defensive coordinator covets in the middle of his defense. Davis recently received a lucrative contract extension (three years, $78 million, with $65 million guaranteed) and has become the unsung hero on a front that overwhelms opponents with its individual and collective talent. As a sneaky pass rusher with A+ run-stopping skills, Davis is the versatile nose tackle who is changing the job description for the position at the NFL level.

The source reports that the vast majority of Arizona Cardinals fans surveyed expect Brissett to start approximately half the 2026 season, with many specifically projecting eight games of starting opportunity. The Cardinals carry a 4.5-win line, reflecting low expectations despite Brissett's pay bump. The source notes that Brissett would likely need to reach at least a 3-5 record through his first eight games to secure a ninth start; a 2-6 record would be considered bad, 1-7 shocking, and 0-8 would raise serious questions about his continued role.

The Colts worked out running back Kenny McIntosh on Friday as part of their running back evaluation process. McIntosh is a 6'0", 204-pound back who previously played for the Seattle Seahawks from 2023–2025 and was a recent Super Bowl LX Champion with them; he also was a 2x CFP National Champion for the Georgia Bulldogs. With Seattle, he recorded 31 carries for 172 total rushing yards and 3 receptions for 22 total receiving yards across 20 career games.

The Colts worked out running back Marcus Major on Friday as part of their running back evaluation process. Major is a 5'11", 213-pound back who played for the UFL's Houston Gamblers in the 2025 season, recording 43 attempts for 242 total rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns across 8 games.

Quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. earned a 'Play of Day' recognition but continues to show snap struggles during training camp, indicating inconsistent performance in early camp work.

Wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine is heating up in the WR3 camp competition, suggesting potential depth chart movement and increased fantasy relevance in the Colts' receiving corps.

The source identifies Davis as an ascending stud knocking on the door of elite defensive tackle status. Although he recently received a lucrative contract extension (three years, $78 million, with $65 million guaranteed), Davis has become the unsung hero on a front that overwhelms opponents with its individual and collective talent. The 6-6, 336-pounder has quietly become the kind of premier nose tackle that every defensive coordinator covets in the middle of his defense. As a sneaky pass rusher with A+ run-stopping skills, Davis is the versatile NT who is changing the job description for the position at the NFL level.

Brock Purdy ➡️ Mike Evans 🎯 Get used to this 😮‍💨 [Quoted](

Brock Purdy ➡️ Mike Evans 🎯 Get used to this 😮‍💨 [Quoted](

A ton to absorb here: 1) De’Zhaun Stribling keeps standing out and it won’t be hard to find a spot for him - probably big slot, but can do a bit of everything (to sum it up) 2) Mike Evans got some slot work and while he probably won’t do that often I trust the offense to deploy him there when there’s a distinct plan to help him win an important situation for the team (and maybe Stribling does a clear out or something) Take: 49ers Rookie WR that’s likely to see the field and has players produc...

A ton to absorb here: 1) De’Zhaun Stribling keeps standing out and it won’t be hard to find a spot for him - probably big slot, but can do a bit of everything (to sum it up) 2) Mike Evans got some slot work and while he probably won’t do that often I trust the offense to deploy him there when there’s a distinct plan to help him win an important situation for the team (and maybe Stribling does a clear out or something) Take: 49ers Rookie WR that’s likely to see the field and has players produc...

A ton to absorb here: 1) De’Zhaun Stribling keeps standing out and it won’t be hard to find a spot for him - probably big slot, but can do a bit of everything (to sum it up) 2) Mike Evans got some slot work and while he probably won’t do that often I trust the offense to deploy him there when there’s a distinct plan to help him win an important situation for the team (and maybe Stribling does a clear out or something) Take: 49ers Rookie WR that’s likely to see the field and has players produc...

Brock Bowers lookin' healthy 👀 (🎥 @​Raiders)

brb buying Etienne stock 📈 (📸 @​Saints)

I'm not fading Marvin Harrison Jr because of a few drops in camp. I'm fading him because he's the 4th best weapon on his own team and some high profile drops in the actual season.

Tua on Zachariah Branch: “You see him…he’s usually open” Branch has been a standout early and the drumbeat is building Solid late round dart throw who will have an opportunity to earn a role early Via @​tori_mcelhaney

Lamar is going to be under center a lot more with play action and bootlegs Really excited to see it in action - we already heard how athletic and explosive he’s looking - I’m in on a bounce back Via Locked On Ravens

I’m a little surprised just how much that Rashee route has taken off. Like I agree he doesn’t look explosive but I didn’t think it was THAT BAD. Rehabbing a knee still and missed all of OTA (his fault)

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

📌 SleeperNFL's Daily Roundup (7/31) Players on the rise: ▪️ Marvin Harrison Jr. ▪️ Colston Loveland ▪️ Trevor Lawrence ▪️ Bucky Irving Rookies on the rise: ▪️ WR Cyrus Allen ▪️ WR Zachariah Branch Workhorse SZN watch: ▪️ Kenneth Walker III ▪️ Quinshon Judkins Vibe check: ▪️ Early signs of Ben Johnson-Liam Coen beef? (Bears vs. Jaguars Week 13) 🍿 ▪️ The Bucs are unhappy with Baker's unhappiness ▪️ A.J. Brown and Drake Maye are in their honeymoon phase Other news & notes around the league: ▪️...

Ben Johnson believes Luther Burden is wired like an elite WR Again keep hearing how Ben Johnson doesn’t give out compliments like this This is your sign - sometimes the coach just tells you He has the short/intermediate YAC role that prints in fantasy per my research

Ryan Flournoy turns 27 in October. You know who else once turned 27 in October? Jerry Rice.

JK Dobbins is just an important part of this team as @​NickKosmider lays out here Reminds me of the article from the Spring that mentioned he and Bo Nix were the only players at the Jaylen Waddle intro dinner Still think he’s going to have the same role he had pre-injury

JK Dobbins is just an important part of this team as @​NickKosmider lays out here Reminds me of the article from the Spring that mentioned he and Bo Nix were the only players at the Jaylen Waddle intro dinner Still think he’s going to have the same role he had pre-injury

JK Dobbins is just an important part of this team as @​NickKosmider lays out here Reminds me of the article from the Spring that mentioned he and Bo Nix were the only players at the Jaylen Waddle intro dinner Still think he’s going to have the same role he had pre-injury

Fantasy points through first 3 NFL seasons: WR1 Randy Moss (796.8 full PPR points) --- WR2 Puka Nacua (659.4) WR3 Justin Jefferson (653.9) WR4 Jerry Rice (641.1) WR5 Odell Beckham (625.7) WR6 Ja'Marr Chase (622.0)

OC Nick Caley talked about Tank Dell today: Caley noted that Dell is highly versatile, can move around the field, build speed well, and has a versatile route tree, and he does not see any restrictions on him

Don't ignore what Dave Canales is saying about Jonathon Brooks 🗣️ @​TheOGfantasy and @​gregbrainos discuss the Panthers' RB situation

This is what I needed to hear on Jaylen Waddle - creating space in the middle of the field and on underneath routes Take: He’s going to be the focal point in this offense and not at all a deep threat. Really good fit for the offense. If you told me he should go right after Pickens and above Olave I’d say that’s reasonable. Gladly taking the current price.

Great to hear on Bo Nix’s mobility - think he’s underpriced and with Jaylen Waddle we’re in store for a potential 3rd year leap

Great to hear on Bo Nix’s mobility - think he’s underpriced and with Jaylen Waddle we’re in store for a potential 3rd year leap

Cyrus Allen was playing the big slot role usually designated for Rashee Rice Take: If you believe the hype and saw the video of Rashee Rice running a route and then add in RB screens - you’re starting to build a solid fade Rashee Rice case (among other reasons too)

jumping in for a stop on McCaffrey and had another in that same sequence. - Height showed some chops against the run later on, getting off a block to stop RB Sincere McCormick late in the session. - LB Tatum Bethune got a lot of run last year and though he dealt with injury, he's returned to this camp looking quicker and leaner. It showed up a couple times against the run on Friday. - That'll do it for today. 49ers are back at it tomorrow in what could be Deebo's return to the Santa Clara pra...

jumping in for a stop on McCaffrey and had another in that same sequence. - Height showed some chops against the run later on, getting off a block to stop RB Sincere McCormick late in the session. - LB Tatum Bethune got a lot of run last year and though he dealt with injury, he's returned to this camp looking quicker and leaner. It showed up a couple times against the run on Friday. - That'll do it for today. 49ers are back at it tomorrow in what could be Deebo's return to the Santa Clara pra...

jumping in for a stop on McCaffrey and had another in that same sequence. - Height showed some chops against the run later on, getting off a block to stop RB Sincere McCormick late in the session. - LB Tatum Bethune got a lot of run last year and though he dealt with injury, he's returned to this camp looking quicker and leaner. It showed up a couple times against the run on Friday. - That'll do it for today. 49ers are back at it tomorrow in what could be Deebo's return to the Santa Clara pra...

Both Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston spoke with the media today and talked about the motions and shifts the team is doing Ladd talks about how they’re creating leverage off of it here QJ talked about how they’re doing it a lot more Very excited about this offense