NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Cardinals RB Trey Benson getting some run in team drills today. Haven’t seen that so far this camp. Have yet to see James Conner get a rep.

Cardinals RB Trey Benson getting some run in team drills today. Haven’t seen that so far this camp. Have yet to see James Conner get a rep.

Jeremiyah Love’s turn with the first team offense. Allgeier got the first series.

Jeremiyah Love’s turn with the first team offense. Allgeier got the first series.

Another day of Tyler Allgeier running with the 1s. Side note - ofc Brissett threw it to Trey McBride (@​BoBrack)

Another day of Tyler Allgeier running with the 1s. Side note - ofc Brissett threw it to Trey McBride (@​BoBrack)

"Dad, what was 2025 Week 15 Kyle Pitts like?"

Jacoby Brissett’s first pass of training camp with the first-team offense was a completion to Marvin Harrison Jr.

Jeremiyah Love gets the carry with first team offense to open the second series of the afternoon. Tyler Allgeier was in at RB the first series with the 1s at Arizona Cardinals training camp

Jeremiyah Love gets the carry with first team offense to open the second series of the afternoon. Tyler Allgeier was in at RB the first series with the 1s at Arizona Cardinals training camp

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC> [Retweeted](

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC> [Retweeted](

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC> [Retweeted](

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC> [Retweeted](

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC> [Retweeted](

Some notes from Seahawks practice today... DNPs: Julian Neal, Jamie Sheriff, Josh Jones, Jake Bobo, Jarran Reed. Jalen Milroe has had some rough days, but this wasn't one of them. Maybe his best practice I've seen with Seattle. A few really nice throws.

I TRIED to see if I saw Chris Rodriguez in these images and videos but I did not. Still searching..

Zach Charbonnet is a "potential close call" for Week 1, per @​AlbertBreer. Charbonnet suffered a torn ACL during the Divisional Round back in January.

Trent McDuffie ranks the top 3 WRs he’s ever had to cover: Davante Adams Ja’Marr Chase Tyreek Hill (@​BussinWTB)

Trent McDuffie ranks the top 3 WRs he’s ever had to cover: Davante Adams Ja’Marr Chase Tyreek Hill (@​BussinWTB)

Short term injury for Jaylin Noel and not a cause for concern Draft away!

@​HoustonChron With Jaylin Noel, I don't get the sense it's anything major FYI.

I will buy 3 Zach Charbonnet or Rashid Shaheed jerseys for random strangers/Seahawks fans if Charb plays Week 1 [Quoted](

I will buy 3 Zach Charbonnet or Rashid Shaheed jerseys for random strangers/Seahawks fans if Charb plays Week 1 [Quoted](

So far the most Jaylin Noel info I have: Unclear how long he’ll be sidelined Tips us off that it could be injury during independent training but not confirmed We’ll see Via @​AaronWilson_NFL

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC>

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC>

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC>

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC>

Each Tuesday leading up to Week 1, I talk to @​evansilva about the latest news. And ranking changes we've made from it. With training camp officially open, first episode is live. We hit on potential rank changes for: * Malik Nabers * Travis Etienne * Alec Pierce * Josh Jacobs * Jeremiyah Love * Patrick Mahomes * Jonathon Brooks * De'Shaun Stribling * More Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/wrcOTYNqHL0?si=-OEvwOGrQl05XEiC>

Even if Malik Nabers isn't quite 100%, he's still talented enough to be one of the league's best ⭐️

So far unable to unearth the surprise Jaylin Noel NFI Will update as soon as I get info

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.

Aidan O'Connell is the third quarterback on the Raiders' depth chart behind Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza. HC Klint Kubiak indicated that both Mendoza and O'Connell will be pushed to challenge Cousins during training camp.

Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, will begin training camp behind Kirk Cousins on the Raiders' depth chart. Mendoza split time with second- and third-team units during spring workouts. The Raiders organization (HC Klint Kubiak, GM John Spytek, and minority owner Tom Brady) decided to give Mendoza time to sit and learn from Cousins before getting his shot as a starter, despite his top-pick status.

Kirk Cousins will open training camp as the Raiders' starting quarterback ahead of No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza. Raiders HC Klint Kubiak stated "Kirk Cousins is the starting quarterback. He's the guy, and he's gonna get a ton of reps. And he deserves it because he's played really good football." Cousins received most first-team reps during spring workouts (OTAs and mandatory minicamp) and was signed in free agency to serve as the Week 1 starter while Mendoza learns from the sideline.

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

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

Aidan O'Connell is the third quarterback on the Raiders depth chart behind Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza. HC Klint Kubiak indicated he wants both Mendoza and O'Connell to push Cousins during training camp.

Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, will begin Raiders training camp behind Kirk Cousins on the depth chart. Mendoza split time with second- and third-team units during spring workouts. The Raiders organization (HC Klint Kubiak, GM John Spytek, and minority owner Tom Brady) decided to give Mendoza time to sit and learn from veteran Cousins before getting his shot as a starter.

Kirk Cousins will open Raiders training camp as the starting quarterback ahead of No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza. Raiders HC Klint Kubiak confirmed Cousins is "the guy" and will get "a ton of reps" because "he's played really good football." Cousins played most first-team reps during spring workouts (OTAs and mandatory minicamp) and was signed in free agency to serve as the Week 1 starter while Mendoza sits and learns.

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.

Aidan O'Connell is the third quarterback on the Raiders' depth chart behind Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza. HC Klint Kubiak indicated O'Connell will be part of the competition to push Cousins during training camp.

Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, will begin training camp behind Kirk Cousins on the Raiders' depth chart. Mendoza split time with second- and third-team units during spring workouts. The Raiders' plan is to give Mendoza time to sit and learn from veteran Cousins before getting his shot as a starter, meaning he will not be the Week 1 starter despite his draft pedigree.

Kirk Cousins will open training camp as the Raiders' starting quarterback ahead of No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza. Raiders HC Klint Kubiak confirmed Cousins is "the guy" and will get "a ton of reps" because "he's played really good football." Cousins played most first-team reps during spring workouts (OTAs and mandatory minicamp) and was signed in free agency to serve as the Week 1 starter while Mendoza learns from the sideline.

Giants tight end activated after passing his physical.

Rodgers will take the first-team reps as the Steelers' starter in what is his final season with the team. Coach Mike McCarthy confirmed the depth chart arrangement: 'Aaron will take the ones.' The Steelers are balancing Rodgers' preparation for his final season with the need to develop backup options and evaluate the future at the position, with McCarthy noting that 'The responsibility to get the starter ready is not only on the quarterback coach and the play caller, but it's also on the other quarterbacks.'

Allar, a third-round pick, is positioned as a potential heir apparent at quarterback for the Steelers. He will take third-group reps during training camp. The Steelers face a challenge in getting Allar enough reps to be ready to compete in 2027 while also preparing Aaron Rodgers for his final season and maintaining a backup option. Coach McCarthy emphasized the collective responsibility: 'The responsibility to get the starter ready is not only on the quarterback coach and the play caller, but it's also on the other quarterbacks.'

Howard has been demoted from the second-team quarterback role he held during the offseason. Coach Mike McCarthy's depth chart places Howard in the third group behind both Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph, with only rookie Drew Allar also in that tier. This represents a step back in the quarterback competition as the Steelers evaluate their future at the position.

Rudolph will begin training camp as the Steelers' No. 2 quarterback, a promotion from the offseason when Will Howard held the second-team reps. Coach Mike McCarthy confirmed the depth chart: 'Aaron will take the ones; Mason will start out with the second group; and Will and Drew will take the third-group reps.' This represents a change in the quarterback hierarchy as the Steelers evaluate their future at the position with Aaron Rodgers in his final season.

LaFleur said Marvin Harrison Jr. was dealing with cramps. MHJ had to stop practicing a couple times on Sunday.

Wide receiver Jaylin Noel was placed on the non-football injury list by the Texans.

Tank Dell avoided the PUP list to open Texans training camp after missing all of last season with a severe knee injury suffered in December 2024. Dell had indicated in June that he felt ready for the start of training camp, and the Texans' decision not to place him on the PUP list aligns with his assessment; he was able to do limited work during the offseason program. Dell had 98 catches for 1,376 yards and 10 touchdowns in his first two NFL seasons before the injury.

Tank Dell avoided the PUP list to open Texans training camp after missing all of last season due to a severe knee injury suffered in December 2024. Dell had indicated in June that he felt ready for the start of training camp, and the Texans' decision not to place him on the PUP list aligns with his health assessment. He was able to do limited work during the team's offseason program.

Wide receiver Jaylin Noel was placed on the Texans' non-football injury list.

Tank Dell avoided the PUP list to open Texans training camp after missing all of last season with a severe knee injury suffered in December 2024. Dell indicated in June that he felt ready for the start of training camp, and the Texans' decision not to place him on the PUP list aligns with his health assessment. He was able to do limited work during the team's offseason program.

Mendoza demonstrates pocket mobility and composure under pressure, buying extra time by getting more depth on his drop without drifting too far out of the pocket when facing pass-rushers breaking through the offensive line, and throws off his back foot with proper hip rotation to maintain velocity and accuracy.

Mendoza executes advanced pre-snap reads and post-snap decision-making in the pocket, recognizing coverage weaknesses and shifting his eyes from the outside receiver to an open Cooper on a pylon route, then delivering a perfect pass on the run in stride for an explosive play despite facing third-and-long.

Mendoza demonstrates competence operating from under center, a key transition concern for the No. 1 pick moving to the NFL. Despite limited reps in this formation, he executes a clean throw off his back foot while navigating a collapsing pocket, showing he can handle the position's fundamental demands even when pass-rushers break through the line.

Cooper ran a pylon route—a staple in Klint Kubiak's playbook—where he gave a hard inside release to sell a vertical route before breaking toward the sideline at a 45-degree angle. The release got the nickel cornerback to open his hips to the middle, putting the corner in poor coverage position. Mendoza recognized this and threw a perfect pass on the run, hitting Cooper in stride for an explosive play.

Sarratt was isolated in a one-on-one matchup against a corner with no safety help on a go route into the end zone, where he caught a touchdown pass from Mendoza. The source notes the pass was placed perfectly with great trajectory—high but still catchable—on a play where the defense had three defenders covering nothing but grass on one side of the field.

Mendoza demonstrates strong pre-snap recognition and progression reading, particularly on bootleg plays. The source notes he starts his read with one receiver, shifts eyes to identify a defender in poor coverage, and immediately recognizes when a nickel cornerback is out of position to cover a pylon route, allowing him to throw a perfect pass on the run in stride.

Mendoza excels at placing throws into the end zone with high trajectory but still catchable positioning, beating tight coverage. The source highlights multiple examples where he puts air on passes to prevent tipping at the line while keeping the ball within receiver reach, demonstrating advanced ball placement and touch in the red zone.

Mendoza's subpar change of direction skills were evident on scrambles, requiring gather steps to pivot upfield, though once moving north-south his ability to read blocks and find rushing lanes came into play. This limitation in lateral agility is offset by his vision and ability to navigate tight spaces in the backfield.

Mendoza demonstrated strong decision-making and mobility on third-down situations, converting multiple third downs with both his legs and arm. The source notes he wisely pulled down a risky throw to avoid a potential interception, showed impressive vision navigating congested backfields, and consistently made clutch throws on money downs against Alabama's defense, suggesting he can execute in high-leverage situations.

Mendoza displays advanced pre-snap and post-snap decision-making in the pocket, starting his read with the outside receiver before shifting eyes to identify a nickel cornerback in poor coverage position on a pylon route. He executes a perfect pass on the run in stride to the receiver, converting a third-and-long situation into a scoring opportunity despite initial defensive pressure.

Mendoza demonstrates competence operating from under center, a key transition concern for the No. 1 pick moving to the NFL. Despite limited reps in this formation, he executes a clean throw off his back foot while buying time against pass-rush pressure, showing he can handle the position's mechanical demands even in imperfect pocket conditions.

Sarratt was featured in a one-on-one matchup against a corner with no safety help on a go route into the end zone. Mendoza immediately recognized the favorable matchup and threw a beautiful pass with excellent trajectory—high but still catchable—for a touchdown. This demonstrates Sarratt's ability to win vertical matchups and create scoring opportunities in the red zone.

In Indiana's Rose Bowl game, Cooper Jr. was featured in the short-game route concepts, running sit routes and other quick-hitting plays designed to attack Alabama's coverage. He was also used in slot positions running pylon routes—a staple in Klint Kubiak's playbook—where he would give a hard inside release before breaking toward the sideline.

The source notes that Mendoza's subpar change of direction skills showed up during scrambles, as he took a couple of gather steps to pivot upfield before finding rushing lanes. This limitation in lateral agility is offset by his ability to read blocks and locate openings once moving north-south, but it represents a measurable weakness in his mobility profile.

The source highlights Mendoza's ability to execute third-down conversions through both legs and arm, including scrambling to pick up first downs when short routes are taken away, running RPOs with proper reads on box count and edge defender movement, and throwing into the end zone with excellent ball placement under pressure. His performance demonstrates comfort in high-leverage situations and the ability to navigate congested backfields with vision and footwork.

In Indiana's 38-3 Rose Bowl victory over Alabama, Mendoza completed 14 of 16 passes (87.5%) for 192 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, earning an elite 92.9 passing grade from Pro Football Focus—his highest mark as a passer for the season. He also recorded 38 rushing yards on five attempts (excluding sacks) with multiple third-down conversions, demonstrating efficiency and clutch performance in a playoff game.

Demonstrates pocket management and mechanical competency; buys extra time by getting more depth on his drop without drifting too far out of the pocket, throws off his back foot effectively, and gets his hips into the throw to maintain velocity and accuracy when delivering to receivers in the end zone.

Shows advanced pre-snap reads and decision-making; starts his read with the outside receiver, then shifts eyes to recognize when the nickel cornerback is in a bad position to cover the pylon route, and delivers a perfect pass on the run in stride for an explosive play despite facing third-and-long.

Demonstrates competency operating from under center, a key transition concern for the No. 1 pick moving to the NFL; executes snaps and operates effectively from under center despite limited reps, showing he can handle the position even when pass-rushers break through the offensive line and he must throw off his back foot.

Cooper ran a pylon route—a staple in Kubiak's playbook—against Alabama's Cover 0 defense in the Rose Bowl. He executed a hard inside release to sell a vertical route before breaking toward the sideline at a 45-degree angle, getting the nickel cornerback to open his hips to the middle. Mendoza recognized the coverage breakdown and hit Cooper in stride on the run for an explosive play, suggesting Cooper's fit in Kubiak's system.

Sarratt caught a touchdown pass from Mendoza in the Rose Bowl on a go route in the end zone. Mendoza identified a one-on-one matchup with Sarratt against a corner with no safety help and delivered a perfectly placed pass with great trajectory—high but still catchable—for the score.

Mendoza's subpar change of direction skills were evident on scrambles, requiring gather steps to pivot upfield. However, once moving north-south, his ability to read blocks and find rushing lanes allowed him to convert third downs. This suggests his value as a runner is tied to his vision and lane recognition rather than elite lateral agility.

Mendoza demonstrated strong decision-making and mobility on third-down situations, converting multiple third downs with both his legs and arm. Against Alabama's Cover 0 and blitz-heavy schemes, he showed the ability to recognize defensive looks, escape pressure, and execute bootlegs—plays that align with Raiders offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's system preferences. His vision in navigating congested backfields and setting up second-level defenders, combined with his ability to place balls high in the end zone for receivers to attack, suggests he can operate effectively within Kubiak's scheme.

In Indiana's 38-3 Rose Bowl victory over Alabama, Mendoza completed 14 of 16 passes (87.5%) for 192 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, earning an elite 92.9 passing grade from Pro Football Focus—his highest mark as a passer for the season. He also recorded 38 rushing yards on five attempts (excluding sacks) with multiple third-down conversions, demonstrating efficiency and clutch performance in a College Football Playoff game.

Pickens and CeeDee Lamb form one of the best receiving duos in the league, providing context for the Cowboys' offensive weapons and the combinations available to the quarterback.

Pickens is coming off a career year in which he ranked third in the NFL in receiving yards and eighth in receptions. Jones expressed hope that Pickens becomes the most prolific receiver in the NFL this season, which would significantly increase his free-agent value and potentially exceed the Cowboys' price range for a long-term extension.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones views Pickens as a valued part of the team's aspirations and potential success, citing the combinations Pickens has with other talented teammates as reason to feel positive about the team's chances. Jones sees 2025 as an opportunity for Pickens to flourish, help the team win, and increase his value.

Pickens will play the 2026 season on his $27.3 million franchise tender after the July 15 deadline to sign franchise-tagged players to extensions passed without an extension agreement. The wide receiver reported to mandatory minicamp and is slated to participate in training camp, with all accounts suggesting he is poised to play under the one-year franchise tag.

Lamb and Pickens form one of the best receiving duos in the league, providing context for both receivers' fantasy upside. The pairing suggests strong target volume opportunity for both players in the Cowboys offense.

Pickens is coming off a career year in which he ranked third in the NFL in receiving yards and eighth in receptions. Jones explicitly stated he hopes Pickens becomes the most prolific receiver in the NFL this year, which would significantly increase his market value as a free agent.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones views Pickens as a valued part of the team's aspirations and potential success, emphasizing the combinations Pickens has with other talent on the roster. Jones expressed hope that Pickens becomes the most prolific, successful receiver in the NFL this year, framing a breakout season as beneficial for both the player and the organization.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones views Pickens as a valued part of the team's aspirations and potential success, citing the combinations Pickens has with other talent on the roster as reason for optimism about the team's chances. Jones sees 2025 as an opportunity for Pickens to flourish, help the team win, and increase his value.

The Cowboys are taking a calculated gamble with George Pickens, described as 'best for everybody' in the context of a roster move or role adjustment.

There is a calculated risk for the Cowboys with Pickens on the franchise tag. While unlikely, there remains a chance Pickens could have a change of heart about playing on a one-year rental deal, particularly given that he is represented by the same agent as Micah Parsons, whose contract gridlock with Dallas soured publicly before Parsons was traded to Green Bay. Additionally, Pickens' price tag could rise as the season progresses.

Pickens will play the 2026 season on his $27.3 million franchise tender after the July 15 deadline to sign franchise-tagged players to extensions passed without an extension agreement. The wide receiver reported to mandatory minicamp and is slated to participate in training camp, with all accounts suggesting he is poised to play under the one-year franchise tag deal.

Pickens and CeeDee Lamb form one of the best receiving duos in the league, providing context for the Cowboys' offensive weapons and the complementary role Pickens plays alongside Lamb in the passing game.

Pickens is coming off a career year in which he ranked third in the NFL in receiving yards and eighth in receptions. The source projects that if Pickens produces similar statistics or achieves the most prolific receiver season in the NFL, his market value will skyrocket to levels potentially beyond the Cowboys' price range, creating a significant financial challenge for the franchise.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones views Pickens as a valued part of the team's aspirations and potential success, emphasizing the combinations Pickens has with other talent on the roster. Jones expressed hope that Pickens becomes the most prolific, successful receiver in the NFL this year, framing a breakout season as beneficial for both the player (increasing his free-agent value) and the team's championship aspirations.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones views Pickens as a valued part of the team's aspirations and potential success, emphasizing the combinations Pickens has with other talent on the roster as a reason to feel positive about the team's chances. Jones sees 2025 as an opportunity for Pickens to flourish, help the team win, and increase his value.

George Pickens is the subject of the Cowboys' calculated gamble, with the team making a strategic move described as 'best for everybody,' indicating a role or roster decision involving the wide receiver.

The Cowboys' situation with George Pickens carries risk despite his stated intention to play. Pickens is represented by the same agent as Micah Parsons, whose contract gridlock with Dallas soured publicly before he was traded to the Green Bay Packers. While unlikely, there is a chance Pickens could have a change of heart about playing on a one-year rental deal, and his price tag could also rise as the season progresses, creating potential volatility.

George Pickens will play the 2026 season on his $27.3 million franchise tender after the July 15 deadline to sign franchise-tagged players to extensions passed without an extension agreement. Pickens told reporters he intends to play this year, a stance the Cowboys are pleased with as training camp begins. He reported to mandatory minicamp and is slated to participate in training camp, positioning him to play under the franchise tag.

Undrafted rookie Tanner Arkin seemingly continues to lead the blocking tight end competition at New England, suggesting he is winning the battle for a reserve tight end role focused on run-blocking duties.

Rhamondre Stevenson connected with Drake Maye for a long completion during Tuesday's 11-on-11s, showing continued involvement in the Patriots' offensive game plan.

Eli Raridon, part of New England's top tight end duo, was heavily involved on Tuesday. He started his day with a contested grab versus Dell Pettus and later added two more catches — all on passes from backup Tommy DeVito.

Hunter Henry was heavily involved on Tuesday as part of New England's top tight end duo. He hauled in two Drake Maye throws during team drills, beating safety Kevin Byard on a corner route and cornerback Marcus Jones on a deep out.

Romeo Doubs, an offseason addition and part of the top receiver trio alongside A.J. Brown and DeMario Douglas, was targeted only once late during Tuesday's session. His connection with Drake Maye is not yet where it needs to be, similar to the Maye-Brown dynamic.

A.J. Brown's connection with Drake Maye remains a work in progress through four training camp practices. The Maye-Brown connection is not yet where it needs to be, suggesting continued development needed between the quarterback and the offseason addition.

Drake Maye started slowly with his connection to A.J. Brown remaining a work in progress, but he overall had a good day — an encouraging development after struggling with accuracy during the last full-speed practice on Sunday. Maye got into a rhythm during 11-on-11s, finding Kayshon Boutte on his long touchdown and also connecting with Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson for long completions.

Boutte continues to make big plays on a daily basis and has been New England's most impactful wide receiver through four training camp practices. On Tuesday, he caught a deep touchdown from Drake Maye on a go route as an X-receiver, displaying ball tracking and concentration skills on the over-the-shoulder catch for 40-plus yards. He also caught throws from Maye over the middle during 7-on-7s and added a pair of catches on out routes from backup Tommy DeVito, making it an active day.

Rhamondre Stevenson connected with Drake Maye for a long completion during 11-on-11s on Tuesday, demonstrating his continued role in the Patriots' offensive game plan as a receiving target out of the backfield.

Eli Raridon was heavily involved on Tuesday as part of New England's top tight end duo. He started his day with a contested grab versus Dell Pettus and later added two more catches—all on passes from backup Tommy DeVito—demonstrating his role in the receiving game.

Hunter Henry was heavily involved on Tuesday as part of New England's top tight end duo. He hauled in two Drake Maye throws during team drills, beating safety Kevin Byard on a corner route and cornerback Marcus Jones on a deep out, demonstrating his continued role as a primary receiving target.

Romeo Doubs continues to be part of the top receiver trio alongside A.J. Brown and DeMario Douglas, but his usage on Tuesday was minimal. He was targeted only once late during the session, suggesting limited involvement despite his status as an offseason addition and part of the starting receiver group. Like the Maye-Brown connection, the one between Maye and Doubs is not yet where it needs to be.

A.J. Brown's connection with Drake Maye remains a work in progress through the fourth training camp practice. The Maye-Brown connection is not yet where it needs to be, suggesting continued development needed between the Patriots' starting quarterback and the offseason addition.

Drake Maye started slowly on Tuesday with his connection to A.J. Brown remaining a work in progress, but he overall had a good day—an encouraging development after struggling with accuracy during the last full-speed practice on Sunday. Maye got into a rhythm during 11-on-11s, finding Kayshon Boutte on his long touchdown and also connecting with Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson for long completions.

Boutte continues to make big plays on a daily basis and has been New England's most impactful wide receiver through four training camp practices. On Tuesday, he caught a deep touchdown from Drake Maye during 11-on-11s, lining up as an X-receiver and getting a step on safety Kevin Byard on a go route with strong ball tracking and concentration skills on the over-the-shoulder catch for 40-plus yards. He also caught a throw from Maye over the middle during 7-on-7s and added a pair of catches on out routes from backup Tommy DeVito, making it an active day.

Undrafted rookie Tanner Arkin seemingly continues to lead the blocking tight end competition, suggesting he is winning the battle for a reserve tight end role focused on run-blocking duties.

Eli Raridon was heavily involved on Tuesday as part of New England's top tight end duo. He started his day with a contested grab versus Dell Pettus and later added two more catches—all on passes from Tommy DeVito, showing active involvement in team drills.

Rhamondre Stevenson was on the receiving end of a long completion from Drake Maye during 11-on-11s, demonstrating continued involvement in the Patriots' passing game.

Hunter Henry was heavily involved on Tuesday as part of New England's top tight end duo. He hauled in two Drake Maye throws during team drills, beating Kevin Byard on a corner route and Marcus Jones on a deep out, demonstrating his continued role as a primary target.

Romeo Doubs continues to be part of the top receiver trio alongside A.J. Brown and DeMario Douglas, but his usage remains limited. On Tuesday, he was targeted only once late during the session, and like Brown, his connection with Drake Maye is not yet where it needs to be.

A.J. Brown's connection with Drake Maye remains a work in progress through four training camp practices. The Maye-Brown connection is not yet where it needs to be, suggesting ongoing chemistry issues between the Patriots' starting quarterback and the offseason addition.

Drake Maye started slowly and his connection with A.J. Brown remains a work in progress, but he overall had a good day—an encouraging development after struggling with accuracy during the last full-speed practice on Sunday. Maye got into a rhythm during 11-on-11s, finding Kayshon Boutte on his long touchdown and also connecting with Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson for long completions.

Boutte continues to make big plays on a daily basis and has been New England's most impactful wide receiver through four training camp practices. On Tuesday, he caught a deep touchdown from Drake Maye on a go route as an X-receiver, displaying tremendous ball tracking and concentration on an over-the-shoulder catch for 40-plus yards. He also caught throws from Maye over the middle during 7-on-7s and added a pair of catches on out routes from backup Tommy DeVito, making it an active day.

McMillan will see increased time in the slot in 2026 after running routes at a 15% clip there in 2025. This role shift allows Coker to play more outside and receive more targets.

Health has been an issue for Coker in his first two NFL seasons, appearing in only 11 games in each year. However, he has made strides to get his body right heading into 2026.

In 2025, Coker appeared in 11 games and recorded 33 catches for 394 yards and 3 touchdowns, producing uninspiring regular-season fantasy output. However, his playoff performance against the Rams (9-134-1 on 12 targets) suggests higher ceiling potential than his season-long totals indicate.

Justin Boone ranks Coker as WR47 in his July update; Coker's early ADP on Yahoo is 134.1, placing him between the 11th-12th rounds on average. This represents the market's current valuation despite the potential for increased target volume in 2026.

Matt Harmon believes Coker is a great receiver who has taken longer to adjust to the NFL after playing at Holy Cross; Harmon compares his body type to Chris Godwin Jr. and Jakobi Meyers, two receivers with proven fantasy success. Coker enters Year 3 with improved health after making 11 games in each of his first two seasons. His playoff performance vs. the Rams (9 catches, 134 yards, 1 TD on 12 targets) demonstrates upside that many managers overlooked. With Tetairoa McMillan moving to the slot (15% route rate there in 2025), Coker will play more outside and receive significantly more targets than currently projected.

Running back Chris Brooks was placed on the non-football injury list; no specific injury details have been disclosed yet.

Tight end Luke Musgrave was placed on the PUP list; no specific injury details have been disclosed yet.

Running back Chris Brooks was placed on the non-football injury list; the source has no word on the specific nature of his injury.

Tight end Luke Musgrave was placed on the PUP list; the source has no word on the specific nature of his injury.

Tight end Tucker Kraft was placed on the physically unable to perform list; it was already assumed he would miss the first week or two of training camp with no major concern.

Running back Chris Brooks was placed on the non-football injury list; the source has no word on the specific nature of his injury as of the reporting date.

Luke Musgrave was placed on the PUP list; the source has no word on the specific nature of his injury as of the reporting date.

Tucker Kraft was placed on the physically unable to perform list; it was already assumed he would miss the first week or two of training camp, so there is no major worry regarding his availability.

Davis is identified as a backup running back competing for carries on the Jets depth chart. Hall stated that Davis 'want[s] to come take my spot,' indicating Davis is a depth chart threat to Hall's lead role.

Allen is identified as a backup running back competing for carries on the Jets depth chart. Hall stated that Allen 'want[s] to come take my spot,' indicating Allen is a depth chart threat to Hall's lead role.

Hall referenced Garrett Wilson as a key offensive weapon alongside him, stating 'I feel like we're finally getting ourselves in position for me and Garrett [Wilson] to really flourish and spread our wings so we can do what we know we can do.' Hall also noted that improved roster depth means 'defenses have to defend more than just us,' suggesting Wilson benefits from reduced defensive focus.

Hall acknowledged competition from backup running backs Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis, stating 'Then you got a player like Braelon [Allen] and Isaiah [Davis], who, they want to come take my spot, too. For me, it's like, OK, I got to come out here and put my best foot forward and prove that I'm the best out here every day.' This indicates Hall remains the lead back but faces depth chart pressure from younger talent.

Hall believes the Jets have assembled a stronger roster and coaching staff that will help him 'showcase everything' he can do on the field. He stated 'I feel like we have a lot of pieces around us that'll make my life easier, make Garrett's life easier. Make it to where defenses have to defend more than just us,' suggesting improved offensive context and reduced defensive focus compared to prior seasons.

Hall signed a three-year, $45.75 million contract extension with the Jets on May 8 after rushing for a career-high 1,065 yards with four touchdowns in 2025, becoming the first Jets running back since Chris Ivory in 2015 to reach 1,000 yards. The source notes Hall is entering his fifth NFL season at age 25 and views the deal as motivation to prove himself further, stating 'my deal is partially for me it makes me more hungry to keep proving that I am who I say I am' and expressing desire to 'do more than what I've done in the past.'

Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur says Marvin Harrison Jr. experienced cramping last practice and is good to go.

Mims was a second-round pick by the Jets in 2020 from a loaded WR class (Lamb, Jefferson, Aiyuk, Jeudy), but his career trajectory diverged sharply from peers. He missed most of his rookie training camp to injury, played only nine games as a rookie (23 catches, 357 yards—his most productive NFL season), then saw his role shrink from eight starts to three in 2021 under new regime (Saleh/LaFleur). He requested a trade in 2022 but was denied and remained limited. The Lions waived him injured in preseason 2023; he spent time on the Steelers practice squad but didn't make their 2024 camp. The Jaguars released him before final cuts in 2024. The source attributes his struggles partly to entering the league during COVID, injury timing, and playing for the Jets under Sam Darnold and Zach Wilson, but notes 'a late second-round pick is often more of a dependent than a catalyst,' suggesting Mims himself failed to develop.

The source notes Mims is 6'3" and known for being a dangerous redzone target. Dallas' offense in 2025 had no problem getting close to paydirt but struggled at times to finish the job, which could give Mims an edge if he can demonstrate NFL-level play. However, the source emphasizes that Mims would need to be 'shockingly good' to beat out experienced veterans and young prospects competing for the remaining WR roster spots.

Mims signed with Dallas as a backup WR on a veteran minimum deal ($1.15M cap hit) after spending two years in the UFL (2025 with St. Louis Battlehawks, spring 2026 with Dallas Renegades), where he managed only 11 catches for 110 yards across both seasons. The source projects him as a backup WR with just a 10% roster chance, noting he faces steep competition for the bottom of the depth chart behind three assured spots (Lamb, Pickens, Flournoy), a likely fourth for Turpin, and other veterans like Jonathan Mingo and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, plus young prospects Anthony Smith, Traeshon Holden, and Jordan Hudson.

Mason Rudolph will take QB2 reps over Will Howard and Drew Allar at Steelers training camp, per the source.

Aaron Rodgers has glowing expectations for Roman Wilson, per the source.

Mason Rudolph will take QB2 reps over Will Howard and Drew Allar at Steelers training camp, indicating his position in the quarterback depth chart.

Aaron Rodgers has glowing expectations for Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson heading into the 2026 season.

Hunter Dekkers returned to the New Orleans Saints after impressing in the UFL with the Houston Gamblers, competing for the backup quarterback position.

Zach Wilson, signed as a free agent, is competing for the New Orleans Saints backup quarterback position alongside Spencer Rattler and Hunter Dekkers.

Spencer Rattler, a 3rd year quarterback, is competing for the Saints backup quarterback position alongside free agent signing Zach Wilson and Hunter Dekkers as the Saints report to training camp.

Tyler Shough has the starting quarterback position locked up for the New Orleans Saints heading into training camp.

McCarthy was sidelined all of his rookie year after suffering a torn meniscus during his preseason debut. Last season he completed 57.6% of passes for 1,632 yards, 11 touchdowns and 10 interceptions in 10 starts, with the Vikings going 6-4 in those games. McCarthy missed seven games combined due to a concussion, a fractured hand and a high ankle sprain.

McCarthy arrived at Vikings training camp with deeper experience in Kevin O'Connell's offense than Murray, giving him a familiarity advantage in the quarterback competition. The 10th overall pick from the 2024 NFL Draft was sidelined all of his rookie year after suffering a torn meniscus during his preseason debut.

McCarthy will split first-team reps with Kyler Murray during Vikings training camp, with the gap between them widening over camp based on practice structure and defensive coordinator Brian Flores' schemes. Head coach Kevin O'Connell plans to split reps within practice rather than alternate days, with both quarterbacks also taking second-team work to evaluate performance against less-advanced competition.

Murray described the Vikings offense as quarterback-friendly while acknowledging it stretches his comfort zone. O'Connell noted the offense is different from what Murray has been accustomed to and emphasized the Vikings want to run an offense where the quarterback has confidence to be their best version.

Murray arrives to Minnesota after signing a $1.3 million one-year deal in March following his release by Arizona. He completed 67.1% of passes for 20,460 yards, 121 touchdowns and 60 interceptions over seven seasons with the Cardinals, plus 3,193 rushing yards and 32 rushing touchdowns. Last season he played just five games, throwing six touchdowns and three interceptions. GM Nolan Teasley, who overlapped with Murray for seven years in the NFC West, emphasized Murray's ability to operate on schedule and extend plays outside the pocket to create, not just his arm talent.

Murray will split first-team reps with J.J. McCarthy during Vikings training camp, with the gap between them widening over camp based on practice structure and defensive coordinator Brian Flores' schemes. Head coach Kevin O'Connell plans to split reps within practice rather than alternate days, with both quarterbacks also taking second-team work to evaluate performance against less-advanced competition.

The source notes that Mims was drafted higher than George Pickens in 2020 and suggests the Cowboys may be able to help revive his career as they did with Pickens last year. The organization appears to see redzone upside in his 6'3" frame, and Dallas' offense struggled to finish drives near the goal line in 2025, creating a potential niche for a dangerous redzone target. The source frames his signing as intentional scouting work rather than a lottery pick, implying the Cowboys believe there is an NFL player in his profile.

Mims is a 28-year-old former second-round pick (2020, Jets) who spent the last two years in the UFL after flaming out of the NFL. He recorded only 11 catches for 110 yards across two UFL seasons with the St. Louis Battlehawks and Dallas Renegades. The source suggests someone in the Cowboys organization believes he has unrealized potential, particularly as a 6'3" redzone threat, though his NFL track record is poor: his best season was 2020 (23 catches, 357 yards in nine games), and he never established consistent production despite playing for the Jets during the Sam Darnold and Zach Wilson eras.

Mims signed with Dallas as a backup WR on a veteran minimum deal ($1.15M cap hit) with only a 10% roster chance. The source notes he faces steep competition for a potential fifth WR spot behind the assured trio of CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Ryan Flournoy, plus likely fourth-stringer KaVontae Turpin. Jonathan Mingo and Marquez Valdes-Scantling are ahead of him among veteran competition, and Dallas has multiple young prospects (Anthony Smith, Traeshon Holden, Jordan Hudson) also vying for limited roster spots.

Tight end C.J. Dippre remains on the PUP/NFI list and was not active during Tuesday's practice.

Running back Terrell Jennings remains on the PUP/NFI list and was not active during Tuesday's practice.

Mack Hollins connected once with backup QB Tommy DeVito on an underneath pass during Tuesday's practice.

Kyle Williams connected once with backup QB Tommy DeVito on an underneath pass during Tuesday's practice.

UDFA Tanner Arkin got on the board with a reception from backup QB Tommy DeVito while continuing to mix in with the first-team offense.

Rookie tight end Eli Raridon continued to be active as a pass catcher, hauling in all three targets from Tommy DeVito, including a downfield reception and a catch after settling in a zone.

Efton Chism III caught his long target from Drake Maye before adding two receptions from Tommy DeVito, showing involvement as a pass catcher during Tuesday's practice.

DeMario Douglas was active again during Tuesday's practice, continuing to be involved in the Patriots' passing game alongside Kayshon Boutte.

It was another quiet day for Romeo Doubs who saw just one target late in the day from Drake Maye in the flat, continuing a pattern of limited involvement in the Patriots' passing game during camp.

Running back Rhamondre Stevenson walked off the field late in practice before final conditioning work with what appeared to be a heat issue. He is currently on the injured list.

Drake Maye delivered several strong downfield throws to Hunter Henry on a corner and a deep out during Tuesday's practice, as part of his strong finish to the day after early struggles.

Of Maye's four uncatchable passes on Tuesday, three were in the direction of new wide receiver A.J. Brown. After Maye overthrew an open Brown on the first pass of the day in 7s, the duo appeared to be on the wrong page on Maye's first two passes in 11-on-11s as their chemistry continues to be a work in progress. Throughout the day, Maye connected with Brown three times, all coming in the underneath area of the field.

Maye started Tuesday's practice on the shaky side with a pair of overthrows in the opening 7-on-7 period and tossed four total uncatchable passes early in full-team work. However, he settled in later in the day, delivering a touchdown bomb to Boutte and several strong downfield throws to Hunter Henry on a corner and a deep out, finishing with an exclamation mark by stepping up in the pocket and floating a pass to Rhamondre Stevenson on a corner route out of the backfield.

Boutte has been the best offensive player in camp through the first week despite entering training camp with an uncertain future due to his contract. In the Patriots' two competitive practices, the highlight of each day came from Boutte making impressive grabs down the field; on Tuesday he got behind the defense to haul in a 40-plus yard touchdown from Drake Maye, hauled his lone other target from Maye, and caught a pair of passes from Tommy DeVito.

The source analyzes Mendoza's under-center snap execution in the Rose Bowl against Alabama, a key transition concern for the No. 1 pick prospect. Despite limited reps, Mendoza demonstrated competence operating from under center, including throwing off his back foot with proper hip rotation to maintain velocity and accuracy when receivers were open. The source notes he also showed pocket management by buying extra time with depth on his drop without drifting too far, though the source emphasizes he must prove this on a larger sample size in the NFL.

Cooper caught an explosive play on a pylon route from Mendoza in the Rose Bowl. The source describes a bootleg play against Alabama's double-mug look and Cover 0 call that gave all three wide receivers one-on-one matchups. Cooper ran a pylon route—a staple in Klint Kubiak's playbook—where he gave a hard inside release to sell a vertical route before breaking toward the sideline at a 45-degree angle. The release got the nickel cornerback to open his hips to the middle, putting the corner in a bad position. Mendoza shifted his eyes to Cooper and immediately recognized the coverage mismatch, throwing a perfect pass on the run that hit Cooper in stride for an explosive play.

Sarratt caught a third-and-short touchdown pass from Mendoza in the Rose Bowl. The source describes a play where Indiana used heavy personnel with an extra offensive lineman and max protection, setting up a one-on-one matchup for Sarratt against a corner with no safety help at the bottom of the screen. Mendoza immediately took his eyes to that matchup, and once Sarratt got even with the corner, Mendoza let the ball go with a beautiful pass featuring great trajectory—high but still catchable. The source notes: 'It's hard to find a pass to a go route into the end zone that is placed any better than that.'

Mendoza demonstrated competence on third-down situations throughout the Rose Bowl, converting multiple third-down plays with both his arm and legs. The source notes he was 'money on money downs against the Tide,' including third-and-long conversions via scrambling, third-and-short passing touchdowns, and third-down bootlegs. His ability to read blitzes, recognize when to pull down and scramble versus when to stay patient in the pocket, and execute designed quarterback runs (RPOs) on third down shows NFL-ready decision-making in critical situations.

In the Rose Bowl against Alabama, the No. 1 pick of the 2026 NFL draft completed 14 of 16 passes (87.5%) for 192 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, earning an elite 92.9 passing grade from Pro Football Focus—his highest mark as a passer for the season. The source credits him with three 'big-time throws' and highlights his ability to place the ball high but catchable into tight coverage, his poise under pressure with Cover 0 looks, his competence on bootlegs and designed escapes, and his willingness to operate from under center despite limited reps. His scrambling ability and vision to navigate congested backfields on third-down conversions also impressed, though his change of direction skills showed some limitations.

Bowers remains an elite tight end and arguably the best in the NFL, though Temple Clarke notes the Raiders have questions at the position behind him after the 2026 season.

Mayer, a former 2nd rounder, is set to be a free agent after the 2026 season. With a good season, he should be looking at a decent contract as a TE2 and blocking specialist for the Raiders.

Running back Chase Brown is in ongoing contract talks with the Bengals, a storyline that could affect his role and status heading into training camp.

Cornerback DJ Turner is in ongoing contract talks with the Bengals, a storyline that could affect his role and status heading into training camp.

Tight end placed on PUP list at start of training camp; specific injury details unknown and will likely be clarified during Wednesday's first practice.

Tight end placed on physically unable to perform list; expected to miss first week or two of training camp, but no major concern given the early timing.

Running back placed on non-football injury list at start of training camp; no timeline provided for return.

Placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list at the start of training camp, limiting his availability and opening snaps for other tight ends including newly signed Thomas Yassmin.

Placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list at the start of training camp, limiting his availability and opening snaps for other tight ends including newly signed Thomas Yassmin.

Signed by the Packers as international exemption player following Dante Barnett's release. Former rugby player who transitioned to football in South Wales before joining Utah; spent six years in college football. Got his NFL start with Denver Broncos (received $47,000 in guarantees), was also with Los Angeles Chargers in 2025, and was drafted 14th overall in the 2024 CFL global draft as the second tight end off the board. Waived by Los Angeles in May after also working out with Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025. Now competing for snaps in Green Bay's tight end room with Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave on PUP list at start of camp.

Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur Carson Beck has looked “good.” LaFleur likes how Beck has not made a “crap play worse” and handled ugly situations well early in camp.

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Cards Camp Day 5: - players look forward to pads coming on today. - inspiration from real time replays at practice: “there’s so many benefits” and cites immediate feedback for coaching. Team will also carry this into Tempe practices too, citing Atlanta and Minnesota as other teams who do it too. - Says team will not tackle each other in practice but can get better run looks in practice now and play-action can carry out better now. Looking forward to a mor...

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Cards Camp Day 5: - players look forward to pads coming on today. - inspiration from real time replays at practice: “there’s so many benefits” and cites immediate feedback for coaching. Team will also carry this into Tempe practices too, citing Atlanta and Minnesota as other teams who do it too. - Says team will not tackle each other in practice but can get better run looks in practice now and play-action can carry out better now. Looking forward to a mor...

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Cards Camp Day 5: - players look forward to pads coming on today. - inspiration from real time replays at practice: “there’s so many benefits” and cites immediate feedback for coaching. Team will also carry this into Tempe practices too, citing Atlanta and Minnesota as other teams who do it too. - Says team will not tackle each other in practice but can get better run looks in practice now and play-action can carry out better now. Looking forward to a mor...

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Cards Camp Day 5: - players look forward to pads coming on today. - inspiration from real time replays at practice: “there’s so many benefits” and cites immediate feedback for coaching. Team will also carry this into Tempe practices too, citing Atlanta and Minnesota as other teams who do it too. - Says team will not tackle each other in practice but can get better run looks in practice now and play-action can carry out better now. Looking forward to a mor...

LaFleur: Marvin Harrison Jr. left Sunday's practice because he was cramping.

GM Chris Ballard addressed signing a veteran WR: Will evaluate current group and talk through names like Keenan Allen (most likely IMO), Deebo Samuel, and Stefon Diggs Via @​HolderStephen

GM Chris Ballard addressed signing a veteran WR: Will evaluate current group and talk through names like Keenan Allen (most likely IMO), Deebo Samuel, and Stefon Diggs Via @​HolderStephen

GM Chris Ballard addressed signing a veteran WR: Will evaluate current group and talk through names like Keenan Allen (most likely IMO), Deebo Samuel, and Stefon Diggs Via @​HolderStephen

This *could* be the difference between Zay Flowers finishing in 4-5 TD range and getting up closer to 8. [Quoted](

.@​DanielOyefusi leaves 2025 third-round pick Dillon Gabriel off his projected Browns 53-man roster: ▪️ Deshaun Watson ▪️ Shedeur Sanders ▪️ Taylen Green "A trade to bring the QB room to three entering the regular season seems to be a likely outcome." (via @​espn)

Ranked WR99 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 32 and free agent status, indicating minimal long-term dynasty value for the veteran wide receiver.

Ranked RB74 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 24, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked TE36 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 25, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked RB73 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 28, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran running back.

Ranked WR98 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 24, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked RB72 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 24, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked RB71 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 26, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the veteran running back.

Ranked WR97 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 29, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran wide receiver.

Ranked RB70 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 27, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran running back.

Ranked RB69 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked WR96 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 30 and free agent status, indicating minimal long-term dynasty value for the veteran wide receiver.

Ranked QB31 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 28, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran quarterback.

Ranked QB30 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the young quarterback prospect.

Ranked RB68 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 22, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked RB67 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 22, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked RB66 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 22, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked TE35 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked TE34 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked TE33 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 30, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran tight end.

Ranked TE32 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked WR95 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 32 and free agent status, indicating minimal long-term dynasty value for the veteran wide receiver.

Ranked WR94 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 27, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran wide receiver.

Ranked RB65 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 22, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked WR93 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked TE31 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 26, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the veteran tight end.

Ranked RB64 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 22, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked RB63 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked TE30 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 27, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran tight end.

Ranked TE29 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 27, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran tight end.

Ranked WR92 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked TE28 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked WR91 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked RB62 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked WR90 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked RB61 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked TE27 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 24, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young tight end.

Ranked RB60 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 25, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the young running back.

Ranked QB29 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited dynasty appeal for the young quarterback prospect.

Ranked TE26 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 30, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran tight end.

Ranked WR89 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 23, indicating limited near-term dynasty appeal for the young wide receiver.

Ranked RB59 in ESPN's top 240 dynasty rankings at age 27, indicating limited long-term dynasty value for the veteran running back.

Ranked WR13 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the thirteenth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR12 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the twelfth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR11 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the eleventh-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR10 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the tenth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR9 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the ninth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked RB3 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the third-highest-upside running back prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked TE2 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the second-highest-upside tight end prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR8 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the eighth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR7 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the seventh-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR6 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the sixth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked TE1 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, indicating the source views Sadiq as the highest-upside tight end prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR5 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the fifth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked QB1 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, indicating the source views Mendoza as the highest-upside quarterback prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked RB2 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the second-highest-upside running back prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR4 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the fourth-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR3 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the third-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR2 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, positioned as the second-highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked WR1 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, indicating the source views Tate as the highest-upside wide receiver prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked RB1 in ESPN's top 80 rookie dynasty rankings, indicating the source views Love as the highest-upside running back prospect in the 2025 rookie class.

Ranked QB29 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked QB27 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB36 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB35 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR33 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR32 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR31 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB34 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB33 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked TE10 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked TE9 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked TE7 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR30 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR29 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked QB25 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB32 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB31 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB30 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB29 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB28 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB27 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB26 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB25 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR27 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR26 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR25 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR22 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR21 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked WR20 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB24 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB23 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB22 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB21 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked QB24 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked QB23 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked QB21 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB20 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB19 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.

Ranked RB18 in ESPN's 2026 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings.