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Jacoby Brissett steps up and finds a wide open Marvin Harrison Jr. Mike LaFleur’s #AZCardinals offense has certainly schemed MHJ open quite a bit.

"Getting in better shape ... I didn't feel like I was in good enough shape last year." Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty tells @​BMac_SportsTalk he had to give up **Sour Patch Kids **candy this offseason 😂 [Retweeted](

Oh damn I made some people mad here lol Your feed is a simulacrum of tiny bits of information about the real world, selectively chosen for you by the algorithm based on what will make you feel most strongly and engage. You should keep this in mind when allowing it to shape your fantasy football opinions (and really, all of your opinions). This wasn’t solely in reference to Marv (though he’s obviously one player for whom the thing I’m pointing out is currently happening), but how a veteran per...

Is Tony Pollard the most under-appreciated RB in the NFL?

Dolphins RB De'Von Achane says the biggest difference in OC Bobby Slowik's offense is they plan to be run-heavy this season. Achane added that his goal is to win the rushing title this year 👀

If this was my fantasy team - how many wins am I getting… QB - Bo Nix RB - Bucky Irving RB - TreVeyon Henderson WR - Marvin Harrison Jr. WR - Luther Burden TE - Kyle Pitts Flex - Jonathon Brooks

Jahmyr Gibbs would be the smallest RB ever taken as the consensus 1.01 in fantasy football drafts.

The MarShawn Lloyd Buzz Gets Louder <https://www.draftsharks.com/fantasy-football-news/82058/the-marshawn-lloyd-buzz-gets-louder> [Retweeted](

Joe Burrow basically called Chase Brown an every down back who shouldn’t leave the field: "He does everything. He can protect. He trains as a receiver all off season and you wouldn't know he was a running back.. You don't have to take him off the field, you can build packages for him in different places." Take: I think what we saw in 2H25 is more of what we’re going to see in 2026 for CB (I-L-L)

Burrow also said this about Chase & Chase Brown: “..obviously we're going to try to get the ball in number one's hands as many times as we can, but I think a close second is Chase Brown just because of how explosive he is and the things that he can do with the ball in his hand.”

New Chiefs WR Cyrus Allen, I’m a big fan of his game! Awesome route runner who posted stellar success rates vs. man and zone coverage scores in the small sample Rookie Roundup: - 75% success rate vs man - 83.7% success rate vs zone Has real separation skills that I think can translate downfield and to some outside reps. Great get in this range for KC. Read the full profile <https://receptionperception.com/2026-rookie-wr-roundup-mini-samples-on-cyrus-allen-reggie-virgil-kendrick-law-and-more/>...

Defensive coordinators and defensive coaches around the league have ranked Kyle Shanahan as the top offensive play caller in the NFL: 1. Kyle Shanahan 2. Sean McVay 3. Ben Johnson 4. Matt LaFleur 5. Liam Coen 6. Andy Reid 7. Shane Steichen 8. Josh McDaniels 9. Klint Kubiak 10. Mike McDaniel “He’s the best in the business because he can adapt better than anybody. It doesn’t matter who’s lining up, whether you got Jauan Jennings — like, he’s a good player, but he shouldn’t be your best wideout....

Joe Burrow on his comfort level playing under center: “We haven't done it quite as much over the last several years and you know, we'll see what we evolve into this year, but if that's what's needed, that's what I'll do.”

Texans GM Nick Caserio on Tank Dell’s timeline to practice: “He’s probably got, you know, another week or so here of work until we actually see him on a practice field.” Sounds like his timeline and potentially Jaylin Noel’s timeline will be close together

Liam Coen on Parker Washington: "If you look at him as a wide-out on our team, Trevor's probably throwing to him and Strange the most.. Of guys that are on our roster currently...really confident in him and excited to see what he can do for us." Take: How many times do we need to hear Coen gush about Parker Washington? He designed his favorite play for him in yesterday’s interview and talked about him texting Parker.

Great to hear Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman did well Even better to hear Lamar did a 360 spin and darted down the sidelines and players saying he looks fast Lamar’s explosiveness in the run game sounds solid after Day 1

Also good notes on Adam Randall, Ja’Kobi Lane, and Devontez Walker Some players to keep tabs on Nothing on Sarratt here

Do you guys remember when you all faded Ja’Marr Chase as a rookie because he was dropping balls in training camp

Bhayshul Tuten took bulk of first-team reps with Chris Rodriguez Jr. (foot) sidelined, per @​_John_Shipley: "Tuten was frankly the most impressive offensive player of the entire day considering the sputtering moments the unit had."

Cowboys OL Tyler Guyton said Dak Prescott has a new slogan for their offense this year, via @​jonmachota: GOTI "Greatest offense there is."

PLANT YOUR FLAG ⛳️ Which rookie WR will have the best NFL career? Carnell Tate Jordyn Tyson Makai Lemon

No matter what anybody tells you, Best Ball IS really hard I lost a lot of confidence in three out of five of my highest-exposure receivers in less than a week of training camp starting Ricky Pearsall Marvin Harrison Jr. Darnell Mooney Why do bad things happen to good "gambling addicts"?

“To get him in the 30s now, with a chance to be 100% back half the season, that’s at least interesting to me.” @​adamlevitan and @​evansilva on Nabers avoiding PUP:

Roman Wilson took "overwhelming majority" of WR3 reps in 11 personnel, per @​MikeDeFabo. Wilson lined up with Germie Bernard on the field in some instances, with Wilson in the slot and Bernard outside.

First practice of Vikings camp in the books. Thought it was a solid day for both QBs. Some impressive Murray throws, some misses (including a James Pierre pick). McCarthy can really rip it, but still waiting to see the layered throws. Jordan Addison is everywhere. Caleb Banks mixed in with the 1s. More to come!

Another note: Joe Milton had a really nice day. He had the throw of the day on a deep crossing route rolling left to Jonathan Mingo. My guy @​calvinwatkins had Milton going 7-for-7.

Not including spikes, Jaxson Dart was 10-for-11 in 11-on-11 periods today. His lone incompletion was his last pass, which Theo Johnson dropped in a two-minute drill. The curl route would have been a first down on third-and-3. Instead, the Giants had to kick a 47-yard field goal, which Ben Sauls made.

Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo ...

Nick Wagoner gives a great breakdown on De'Zhaun Stribling’s day at practice and where he sees him lining up: “Rookie De'Zhaun Stribling was already making a positive first impression and that continued on Wednesday. He’s fast but has a smooth speed that seems to allow him to accelerate and decelerate with little issue. He’s also big enough and unafraid to go over the middle. Had him down for five more catches Wednesday, including a nice job climbing the ladder on a high pass over the middle...