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Fantasy football news, risers, fallers, and player signals for August 27, 2026

STACKED synthesizes player-specific signals from monitored podcasts, shows, videos, articles, and social posts into one daily fantasy football briefing.

500 insights234 players28 sources255 positive138 negative

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Josh Jacobs

12 signals

3 positive and 9 negative signals across Injury, Usage, Role.

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MarShawn Lloyd

9 signals

5 positive and 2 negative signals across News, Sleeper, Depth Chart.

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Jeremiyah Love

9 signals

1 positive and 6 negative signals across Injury, Projection, Value.

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D'Andre Swift

7 signals

6 positive and 0 negative signals across News, Projection, Value.

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Trey McBride

7 signals

2 positive and 5 negative signals across Value, Bust, Role.

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Ashton Jeanty

7 signals

1 positive and 6 negative signals across Injury, Projection, Bust.

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Mike Evans

7 signals

1 positive and 6 negative signals across Injury, Projection, Bust.

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De'Zhaun Stribling

6 signals

5 positive and 1 negative signals across Depth Chart, News, Value.

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Latest extracted insights

Tom KennedyNegativePride Of Detroit

Kennedy was targeted on a quick slant in the second-team scrimmage (Drive #2), where Nick Whiteside broke up the third-down pass.

Tay MartinNegativePride Of Detroit

Martin was targeted on a crossing route in the second-team scrimmage (Drive #1), where Joe Bachie limited the play to just 5 yards with tight coverage.

Malik CunninghamNegativePride Of Detroit

Cunningham was targeted on a post route in the third-team scrimmage (Drive #2), where Khalil Dorsey broke up the pass with a nice pass breakup.

Dominic LovettPositivePride Of Detroit

Lovett made a notable play in the third-team scrimmage (Drive #1), where he was found open on a crossing route by Josh Dobbs and turned it upfield for a big gain and a first down on third-and-19. This demonstrates his ability to create separation and convert in critical situations.

Jackson MeeksPositivePride Of Detroit

Meeks was targeted by backup quarterback Luke Altmyer on a short curl route in the second-team scrimmage (Drive #3), suggesting involvement in the backup offensive game plan.

Luke AltmyerNegativePride Of Detroit

Altmyer fumbled two snaps from Mason Miller, who was filling in for missing center Seth McLaughlin. Miller has not played center in the NFL or college, and the two spent extra time after practice working on exchanges. This suggests potential continuity issues with the backup center position and Altmyer's comfort level with the backup.

Sione VakiPositivePride Of Detroit

Vaki picked up a crucial third-and-1 conversion with a run up the middle in the second-team scrimmage (Drive #1), aided by key blocks from Miles Frazier and Ben Bartch. This demonstrates his role in short-yardage situations for the second-team offense.

Trayveon WilliamsPositivePride Of Detroit

Williams recorded a 31-yard touchdown run in the second-team scrimmage (Drive #3), where he drew the defense inside before bouncing the run outside of cornerback Ekow Boye-Doe, who lost outside contain. This demonstrates his ability to create explosive plays with vision and lateral movement.

Jared GoffNegativePride Of Detroit

Goff had mixed results in the scrimmage, completing passes to multiple receivers including St. Brown down the sideline for 14 yards and a TD seam route, and hitting a wide-open LaPorta for what would have been a 20+ yard gain before the whistle. However, he was visibly frustrated with an early whistle in Drive #5 that negated a potential big play.

Sam LaPortaPositivePride Of Detroit

LaPorta was targeted multiple times in the scrimmage, catching a play-action screen pass for 18 yards in Drive #4 and appearing as a wide-open target on a pass from Jared Goff in Drive #5 that would have gained at least 20 yards before the whistle came. His involvement suggests continued role in the Lions passing game.

Jahmyr GibbsPositivePride Of Detroit

Gibbs showcased explosive run-game potential with a 59-yard touchdown run following a block from Tate Ratledge in Drive #3, and a 16-yard touchdown run in Drive #8 where he kept his feet moving with offensive line support to set up third-and-1, then scored on a pitch play with Penei Sewell as lead blocker. Despite the run game being described as 'just okay' overall, Gibbs produced multiple explosive plays.

Isaac TeSlaaPositivePride Of Detroit

TeSlaa appeared in multiple offensive drives, catching a play-action bootleg pass for 14 yards in Drive #1, a quick curl for 12 yards with a missed tackle on Jack Campbell in Drive #3, and a play-action screen pass for 18 yards in Drive #4. His involvement across different play types suggests a role in the Lions' passing game.