NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Monday, August 3, 2026

Loveland, the Bears' tight end, was involved in the one-on-one drill during which Coby Bryant was injured. Loveland expressed confidence in Bryant's toughness and recovery, calling him 'a dog' and indicating he will be fine.

We don't have Laviska Shenault/Curtis Samuel/Cordarrelle Patterson/Tavon Austin this year.

The source includes Kyle Pitts among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Bhayshul Tuten among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Ashton Jeanty among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Breece Hall among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Chase Brown among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Cam Skattebo among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Christian Watson among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Emeka Egbuka among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Jaylen Waddle among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Rome Odunze among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Luther Burden III among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source includes Colston Loveland among 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, targeting players with championship-level upside rather than floor plays.

The source identifies Brock Bowers as one of 13 names they are drafting with confidence with the hopes of winning the league, emphasizing they want to hit home runs with their picks rather than singles and doubles.

Bhayshul Tuten expects to be the Jags RB1 all season long, per @​TonyPauline. His season goals are to rush for 1500 yards and 16 TDs.

Kyle Pitts is highlighted as a player with the ceiling to swing fantasy leagues and help managers win championships in 2026.

Bhayshul Tuten is included in the list of players with true league-winning upside for the 2026 fantasy football season.

Ashton Jeanty is identified as a player with the true league-winning upside required to help fantasy managers bring home a championship in 2026.

Breece Hall is highlighted as a player with the ceiling to swing fantasy leagues and help managers win championships in 2026.

Chase Brown is included in the list of players with true league-winning upside for the 2026 fantasy football season.

Cam Skattebo is identified as a player with the ceiling to swing fantasy leagues and help managers win championships in 2026.

Christian Watson is noted as having the true league-winning upside required to help fantasy managers bring home a championship in 2026.

Emeka Egbuka is highlighted as a player with the potential to be a league-winner for the 2026 fantasy football season.

Jaylen Waddle is identified as a player with the ceiling to swing fantasy leagues and help managers win championships in 2026.

Rome Odunze is included in the list of players with true league-winning upside for the 2026 fantasy football season.

Luther Burden III is categorized by the source as a player possessing the necessary upside to be a league-winner for the 2026 fantasy season.

Colston Loveland is highlighted as one of the 13 players with the ceiling to swing fantasy leagues and help managers secure a championship in 2026.

The source identifies Brock Bowers as a player with true league-winning upside for the 2026 fantasy football season, emphasizing his ceiling as a difference-maker at the tight end position.

Tight end Colston Loveland praised Coby Bryant's toughness and character, describing him as 'a dog' and expressing confidence in his recovery from injury, indicating Bryant's leadership and veteran presence are valued in the Bears locker room.

Tight end Cole Kmet was working against Coby Bryant in one-on-one drills during the Bears' first day in pads when Bryant suffered his leg injury.

Monangai ran for 783 yards on 169 carries with five touchdowns last season as the No. 2 back behind starter D'Andre Swift. He provides the power punch to Swift's speed in coach Ben Johnson's offensive attack, serving as a complementary back in the Bears' backfield.

Running back Kyle Monangai returned to practice briefly on the Bears' first day in pads after missing three straight workouts with a soft tissue injury, participating in individual drills before leaving when the team moved to scrimmage. Coach Ben Johnson indicated the injury should be on the shorter side and Monangai is working hard with his rehab, suggesting a day-to-day approach to his return.

Bo Nix completed his third NFL season with 3,931 passing yards and 25 touchdowns against 11 interceptions on a 63.4% completion percentage, adding 356 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns. Coach Sean Payton highlighted Nix's ability to avoid sacks as a major strength; despite 612 pass attempts (league-high), Nix was sacked only 22 times. Payton noted that sacks dramatically reduce drive scoring probability and field goal likelihood, making Nix's evasion ability a critical asset for 2026 production.

Bo Nix suffered a fractured right ankle during the AFC divisional round on January 17 and underwent surgery followed by another procedure in April. He reports feeling ahead of schedule in recovery and fully healthy for September 2026, stating 'I feel great. I feel normal. Nothing's holding me back.' Nix emphasized the injury won't affect his mobility, a key strength that coach Sean Payton called 'one of his superpowers,' and he remains confident in his ability to roll out of pressure and avoid sacks.

.@​BradyHenderson on Rashid Shaheed/Sam Darnold: “The play of the day at Seahawks camp was a deep touchdown pass from Sam Darnold to Rashid Shaheed. Their connection seems to be growing.”

Warren, in his fifth Steelers training camp, observed that the first day of practice in pads under new head coach Mike McCarthy was "the most tame, uneventful first day in pads" he's seen, reflecting McCarthy's approach to balancing player health with preparedness; the Steelers will not tackle to the ground, a significant departure from the intensity under Mike Tomlin's twenty-year tenure.

Being drafted ahead of Cam Akers in round four despite comparable backfield roles; ADP inflation relative to peer RBs in the same tier.

Showing increased positivity in training camp with front-line reps despite significant ankle injury; expected to catch more passes as he gets healthier; backfield role uncertain versus Alvin Kamara but trending toward 60/40 split in Akers' favor; injury discount may be overdone given small sample size of poor returns from similar injuries.

Staying on a sizable contract with Saints despite earlier expectations he would be released when Cam Akers was signed; backfield role likely 60/40 split favoring Akers rather than 50/50.

Ron Stewart recommends drafting Breece Hall at the 3-4 turn even if you exit early with elite receivers like Monrod, Justin Jefferson, or CeeDee Lamb, because zero RB is not the way to go at this point. Hall had at least one stretch where he finished as a top-five to top-ten running back. While his play has been inconsistent since his injury, the Jets offense is improving significantly with Gino Smith replacing Brady Cook. The Jets are paying Hall a ton of money and decided to keep him while trading everybody else, signaling he'll touch the ball a ton of times. If he returns to his peak tape performance, he has legitimate upside in this tier.

Averaged 105 yards from scrimmage per game over final 11 weeks with Flacco and Burrow; hit 20 points per game mark (RB2 in PPG) when Burrow was on field; fifth in RB route rate and fifth in targets per game; seventh in team market share on inside-20 carries and ninth on inside-10; drafted as RB9-10 despite elite environment and pass-catching profile; top four RBs (CMC, Bijan, Gibbs, Achane) drafted ahead despite Brown's superior efficiency and role security. RB5 usage last year, RB4 usage this year; 21 games with Burrow active over past two seasons; efficiency improving as Bengals offensive line improves from worst-in-league status; only big-boy in backfield guarantees opportunities in all areas including red zone; totally fine NFL starter with perfect scheme fit under Burrow. Runs hot on touchdown variance—if his single-season high of 11 touchdowns increases to 14 or 15 given his high utilization, that represents a massive win for his fantasy value.

Saquon Barkley is being drafted with an injury discount despite finishing last season as a top-10 fantasy running back. He's currently going as RB18 in early round four on Yahoo. Ron Stewart wants to buy the dip on Barkley's price, viewing the discount as an opportunity given his proven production, role security as goal-line back, and three receptions per game in full PPR last season (RB10 on RB12 usage).

Ron Stewart identifies Christian Watson as a league-winner persona at WR27 on Yahoo (seventh pick in round six). When Watson plays over 75% routes, he averages 17.5 PPR across 13 career games. His game transformed last year: one-route target share jumped from 7.7% career to 35% last season with shorter air yards, higher catch rate, and more consistency. With Matthew Golden as the X and Watson as the Z, he gets moved around with free releases and manufactured space in two-wide-receiver sets. Though his injury history (torn ACL in January) created a discount, he's a freak athlete who came back on pace for over 1,000 yards. Ron Stewart projects Watson to play 90% of snaps this season, establishing himself as the de facto guy with no rotation.

Ron Stewart identifies Garrett Wilson as a must-have wide receiver in the 4th-5th round tier for championship upside; he emphasizes the need to exit your draft with one of the tier's elite options including Wilson, Jaylen Waddle, Lad Makanki, Terry McLaurin, and Luther Burks.

Baker Mayfield's health is a key variable for his offense's fantasy production; last year his entire offensive line was banged up, and the hope is he can stay healthier this season to support his pass catchers' upside.

Ron Stewart is bullish on Mecole Hardman despite dramatic on-off splits: WR9 through week 11, then WR64 weeks 12-18. Injury context explains decline: Baker Mayfield's AC joint injury in week 12 coincided with Hardman's catchable ball rate dropping from 61% to 50%; Hardman also suffered a hamstring injury in week 6 that reduced high-speed routes from 11 in first five weeks to 11 total in remaining 12 weeks. Target share splits show 29% without Mike Evans vs. 19% with Evans on field. New offensive coordinator Zack Robinson's scheme should unlock Hardman's potential: Robinson compared him to Cooper Cup (Z receiver versatility), and Hardman showed proof-of-concept as top-10 WR in first half. Robinson's system will feature screens and motion plays that address Hardman's weakness against man coverage (24% of routes, 91 yards per route run, 1 TD).

Ron Stewart projects Jaylen Waddle to 'go to the moon this year' because Sean Payton understands that Waddle is the key to the Broncos offense improving from average to great, evidenced by the trade of a first-round pick for him. Waddle ranked 8th in first-down per route-run rate last season (a sticky metric for league-winning WRs) and was WR18 in PPG on an offense ranked 31st in plays per game; now he moves to an offense 5th in plays per game. With Courtland Sutton running 664 routes vs. Waddle's 442 in the same games, Waddle becomes the lead WR in an environment where his route efficiency can expand without requiring talent improvement. From 2022–2025, when Waddle played with Tyreek Hill in Miami (in games where Tua was active), Waddle averaged WR16 per game while Hill was WR3, demonstrating elite production even in a crowded target environment. Waddle will receive all touches in the Broncos offense—both downfield and underneath—following the first-round trade acquisition; the Broncos led the league in screen rate over the last two years under Sean Payton and Bo Nix, with those screens previously going to Marvin Mims and Troy Franklin but now expected to go to Waddle, expanding his target diversity and volume. Waddle's route tree aligns perfectly with Broncos' scheme: second in screen rate, third in go routes, 12th in crossing routes, and third most play-action passes; Waddle posted over 4 yards per route run on play action last season. Historical Sean Payton context suggests Michael Thomas-level ceiling is possible given Waddle's elite talent and previous underutilization due to offensive depth.

WR18 in expected points and WR22 in targets per game (7.0+) last year despite DJ Moore sharing the target pie, yet ADP is 68th overall on Yahoo—which Ron Stewart calls 'way way way too late.' Stewart's favorite value among the three Bears receivers; he expects chemistry improvement with Caleb Williams (who missed him too often on contested catches in year one) and highlights his elite athleticism, size, and strength as a dunking threat on 50-50 balls, with tape from Washington showing his calling card is his physical dominance.

Ranked 45th overall by Matt (compared to Rome Odunze at 44th and Colston Loveland at 32nd), but Ron Stewart remains committed to the Luther Burden thesis as 'the best wide receiver for fantasy football of this group.' Stewart highlights Burden's 7.5 aDOT (half of Rome Odunze's) as the perfect way to weaponize him in the offense, emphasizing consistency and gimme targets over downfield volatility; Burden can also beat defenses vertically. Part of a three-receiver target-share split with Rome Odunze and Colston Loveland in the Bears offense, with Cole Kmet barely involved; Stewart identifies Burden as one of three viable swing candidates to hit league-winning upside in the fourth, fifth, or sixth round.

Ron Stewart expresses concern about Isaiah Likely's fantasy viability, noting he doesn't look nearly as good with Malik Neighbors at quarterback compared to Lamar Jackson. This QB dependency is part of the tight end drop-off Stewart wants to avoid after the elite tier (Kyle Pitts, Mark Andrews, George Kittle, Travis Kelce).

Round 4 draft target with elite upside; 21 years old, posted 18.2 expected half-PPR points in final 4 games (including playoffs), matching production of Jamar Chase and Puka Nacua; tight end 3-4 overall in expected points from week 8 onward with 97 yards per game. Elite tape profile with agility, explosiveness, physicality, blocking ability, and isolated receiver skills; can run by elite defenders like Kyle Dugger and Quay Walker while also possessing moss ability; best pathway to become George Kittle-type all-pro tight end. Positioned for significant offensive role expansion in year 2 with Ben Johnson; Bears increased two-plus tight end personnel in 5 of final 6 games (vs. only once in first 13), signaling shift that will accentuate Loveland's usage; posted 4.66 yards per route run and 53% target share in 13-personnel packages; Caleb Williams entering third season and second with Ben Johnson creates growth opportunity. Bears defense ranked bottom-tier, forcing offensive shootouts; safety Kobe Turner out 2-3 months with training camp injury; division features Vikings, Packers, Lions—matchups conducive to 30-35 point shootouts; Bears top-10 in projected points, creating high-volume passing environment. Part of a three-receiver target-share split with Luther Burden and Rome Odunze in the Bears offense, with Cole Kmet barely involved. Matt Kelley ranks Loveland at 32nd overall, ahead of both Rome (44th) and Luther Burden (45th), suggesting significant investment potential despite later ADP in actual leagues.

Ranked in the middle of the second round in half PPR by Ron Stewart and Yahoo rankers; can move up another spot in full PPR. Historical third-season comparisons to Hall of Famers like Antonio Gates suggest improved fantasy output is achievable. In his best season, Kelce averaged 9.7 targets per game, 7 catches, 94 yards, and 0.7 touchdowns, which would project to 17.4 half PPR points per game—scoring as the wide receiver three, a half point ahead of Jamar Chase on a weekly basis. In his other strong season, he averaged wide receiver six scoring, just ahead of George Pickens' pace.

Eighth pick of the second round on Yahoo with league-winner upside ceiling; if he matches 2020 or 2022 Travis Kelce production (17.4 and 15.4 PPG respectively), he provides 6–8 point weekly buffer over tight end five, creating significant matchup advantages. Most yards per game in first two seasons since 2000 at 65 YPG; historical trajectory shows Hall of Famers like Kelce and Antonio Gates added fantasy points in their third season. Improved quarterback play (Kurt Cousins/Fernando Mendoza) and scheme expected; receiving environment (Jaylen Naylor, Jakobi Meyers) remains similar. Ron Stewart identifies Bowers as the primary tight end discussion point, noting a significant drop-off after tight end eight; tight ends four through eight are priced high on Yahoo, making Bowers the smallest gap relative to consensus players—better value than paying a fourth-round pick for Tyler Warren. Bowers led all tight ends with 42% of his team's targets into the end zone last season. Stewart compares him to Jackson Smith-Njigba's transformation under Clint Kubiak, noting JSN got 51% of receiving production in two-or-fewer wide receiver sets despite only 38% of routes. Bowers should operate as a primary read and wide receiver-aligned tight end, with the Raiders' stated goal being to give him the most targets and catches in NFL history. In full PPR, targeting Bowers' volume rather than touchdown variance is the key strategy.

Historical example from prior year's upside episode; mentioned alongside Devon Achan and Chris Ave as players who were discussed for league-winning potential and helped push teams to playoffs or won championships.

Historical example from prior year's upside episode; mentioned alongside Chris Ave and Trevor Lawrence as players who were discussed for league-winning potential and helped push teams to playoffs or won championships.

Tucker Kraft had an depth of target of 4.5 and an average yards per target of 11.4. Impossible!!!

No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza is developing behind Kirk Cousins and Aidan O'Connell, having embraced the backup arrangement and expressed a desire to learn from both veterans while doing whatever helps the team win; he represents the organization's long-term future.

Kirk Cousins begins camp as the starting quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, with No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza developing behind him in a player-led approach emphasizing professionalism and work-based standards under new head coach Klint Kubiak.

Adam Trautman expressed enthusiasm about Offensive Coordinator Davis Webb's youth, energy, and relatability to players; praised Webb's ability to teach new concepts and schemes, noting it's cool to watch him discuss offensive concepts and that there are always new trends to learn in the league.

Sean Payton will see Taysom Hill this coming weekend at Drew Brees' Hall of Fame induction and will assess where Hill is at mentally in terms of potentially signing him to the Broncos.

Bo Nix threw a beautiful back-shoulder pass to Pat Bryant on the first day of pads; Adam Trautman noted Nix made tremendous progress last year in control and confidence, now has even more ownership of the offense in Year 3, understands concepts wholly, knows where he wants people, and is in full total control—Trautman said 'you're never going to feel like you're out of the game when he's in the huddle.'

Caleb Lohner is missing reps due to injury with no specific return timeframe provided by Sean Payton; however, Payton expressed concern about younger players missing time and praised Lohner's mentality and work ethic from what he saw before the injury, suggesting confidence in his potential once healthy.

Made multiple big catches during Broncos Day 3 camp practice, including a 25-yard back-shoulder reception with great separation against good coverage; demonstrated strong performance on the first day of pads.

Quarterback Sam Ehlinger was working with the third team offense during the first padded practice, with Jarrett Stidham elevated to QB2.

Running back Cody Schrader was targeted on a toss play that was snuffed out by rookie inside linebacker Taurean York during the first padded practice team period.

Wide receiver Troy Franklin made a nice tight window catch over the middle from backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham during the first padded practice.

Running back RJ Harvey had a big run to the left during the first padded practice, hitting the outside fast with a chance to make a big run.

Running back JK Dobbins was stopped for a tackle for loss by linebacker Alex Singleton during the first padded practice team period.

Head Coach Sean Payton will talk with tight end Taysom Hill at the Drew Brees Hall of Fame ceremony this weekend to check in on where he is mentally.

UDFA wide receiver Joseph Manjack returned to practice after missing the first few days of camp due to a back injury.

Tight end Caleb Lohner continued to miss practice after undergoing offseason clean-up surgery on his knee.

Marvin Mims was the standout pass catcher during the first few practices of Broncos training camp, recording multiple explosive plays in the battle for the WR3 job and/or snaps/targets behind starters Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton. However, on Day 3, Pat Bryant took his turn as the standout wide receiver.

Jarrett Stidham is the backup quarterback for the Broncos, working with the second team offense during the first padded practice. He threw a toe-tapping catch to Pat Bryant on an out route and a tight window catch to Troy Franklin over the middle during team periods.

Bo Nix is the starting quarterback for the Broncos and threw a beautiful back-shoulder pass to Pat Bryant for approximately 25 yards during the first padded practice. He also threw a pass to Jaylen Waddle in 7-on-7 work that was broken up by Riley Moss.

Jaylen Waddle is one of the two starting wide receivers for the Broncos alongside Courtland Sutton. During the first padded practice, Waddle was targeted in 7-on-7 work where both Riley Moss and Ja'Quan McMillian had pass breakups on balls thrown to him.

Courtland Sutton is one of the two starting wide receivers for the Broncos alongside Jaylen Waddle. During the first padded practice, Sutton was targeted on a deep pass down the left sideline where Riley Moss made an incredible interception, and he was also targeted in the flat during 7-on-7 work where Ja'Quan McMillian had a pass breakup.

Pat Bryant had a standout performance during the first padded practice, making multiple contested catches including a beautiful back-shoulder 25-yard pass from Bo Nix and a toe-tapping catch from backup Jarrett Stidham. Head Coach Sean Payton highlighted Bryant's elite hands in traffic, intelligence, and versatility, stating 'he has some of the better hands in traffic with his feet on the ground, he's really good [at] run after the catch... he's someone that can move from X to the slot. It'll be easy creating his role.' The source identifies Bryant as the favorite to win the WR3 job, noting his role grew at the end of last year and expecting a second-year jump in 2026.

Provided context on offensive coordinator Davis Webb's youth and energy; noted Webb also played football so he understands players and relates to them; Trautman excited to have him and appreciates his teaching of new concepts and schemes; emphasized Webb brings a lot of energy and is a 'little ball of energy' in meetings.

Sean Payton will evaluate Taysom Hill at Drew Brees' Hall of Fame induction this weekend to assess where he's at mentally in terms of potentially signing him to the Broncos; indicates Payton is considering Hill as a free agent target.

Made tremendous progress in Year 2 in terms of control and confidence; Adam Trautman noted Nix now has 'It's my offense' mentality with even more ownership in Year 3; understands concepts wholly and knows where he wants receivers; has full total control in the huddle and team never feels out of the game with him playing.

Missing practice reps with no timeframe for return; Sean Payton expressed concern about younger players missing time and its impact on development, though he praised Lohner's mentality and what he saw before the injury, suggesting positive long-term outlook if he returns healthy.

Made multiple big catches in practice on Day 3, including a beautiful back-shoulder pass from Bo Nix for approximately 25 yards downfield with great separation against good coverage by Riley Moss; standout performer in team period drills.

Quarterback Sam Ehlinger worked with the third team offense during pads practice, behind starters Bo Nix and backup Jarrett Stidham.

Head Coach Sean Payton will talk with tight end Taysom Hill at the Drew Brees Hall of Fame ceremony this weekend to see where he is mentally regarding his role with the team.

Running back Cody Schrader was stopped on a toss play by rookie inside linebacker Taurean York during team period in pads practice.

Running back RJ Harvey had a big run to the left, hitting the outside fast with a chance to make a big run during pads practice.

Running back JK Dobbins was stopped for a tackle for loss by linebacker Alex Singleton in team period during pads practice.

Wide receiver Troy Franklin made a nice tight window catch over the middle from backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham during pads practice.

Backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham was back at QB2 during pads practice, throwing a toe-tapping catch to Pat Bryant on an out route and a nice tight window catch to Troy Franklin over the middle.

Quarterback Bo Nix threw a beautiful back-shoulder pass to Pat Bryant for approximately 25 yards during pads practice, demonstrating good accuracy and decision-making.

Wide receiver Marvin Mims was the standout pass catcher in the first few practices of camp, recording multiple explosive plays in the battle for the WR3 job and snaps/targets behind starters Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton.

Wide receiver Courtland Sutton is a starting receiver for the Broncos. He was targeted in coverage by Riley Moss during pads practice, losing a 1-on-1 battle on a deep pass down the left sideline where Moss made an incredible interception.

Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is one of the starting receivers for the Broncos, with the WR3 job and snaps/targets behind him being contested by Pat Bryant, Marvin Mims, and others.

Undrafted free agent wide receiver Joseph Manjack returned to practice after missing the first few days of camp due to a back injury.

Tight end Caleb Lohner continued to miss practice after undergoing offseason clean-up surgery on his knee.

Second-year wide receiver Pat Bryant made multiple explosive plays in pads practice, including a beautiful back-shoulder 25-yard catch from Bo Nix and a toe-tapping catch from backup Jarrett Stidham. Head Coach Sean Payton highlighted Bryant's strengths: 'some of the better hands in traffic with his feet on the ground, he's really good [at] run after the catch... he's real smart... can move from X to the slot. It'll be easy creating his role.' The source identifies Bryant as the favorite to win the WR3 job due to his versatility, route running, blocking ability, and demonstrated second-year growth potential.

C.J. Stroud will face the upgraded Bengals defense anchored by Dexter Lawrence in Week 2. The Bengals are specifically targeting this matchup as an opportunity to showcase their defensive improvements, with the hope that Lawrence's disruptive presence will create problems for Stroud and the Houston Texans offense.

Baker Mayfield will face the upgraded Bengals defense anchored by Dexter Lawrence in Week 1. The Bengals are specifically targeting this matchup as an opportunity to showcase their defensive improvements, with the hope that Lawrence's disruptive presence will create problems for Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense.

Lawrence praised quarterback Joe Burrow's ability to process the field and respond to defensive movement during practice. Lawrence noted that Burrow goes through his progressions effectively: "You're actually seeing him going through his progression. Today I'm on a rush, I know I'm supposed to balance up. He steps up the other side and dots the ball down the middle." Lawrence acknowledged that Burrow's quick decision-making and footwork are elite-level, saying "it's little things like that help you feel better going against the quarterbacks like him." The Bengals hope their upgraded defense, anchored by Lawrence, will still allow Burrow to operate effectively while reducing his need to "play hero ball" when the defense can contribute more to winning games.

Chase praised the Bengals' offseason defensive upgrades, noting that the practice group is more intense and competitive than Cincinnati's defense showed in the previous training camp. He specifically highlighted Dexter Lawrence's impact, telling Yahoo Sports that Lawrence has been "terrorizing practice." Chase's endorsement underscores how the upgraded defense is challenging the offense in ways that should better prepare the team for the regular season.

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Monday's press conference: - He will announce tomorrow who will play vs. Carolina - On Trey Benson "just a little discomfort" in his knee when asked about the absence. Says team got "good news" on his injury. Says Benson is doing much better and the team will be cautious. Doesn't expect this to be a multi-week, wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't play on Thursday. - On Chase Bisontis: He's seeing him get more and more comfortable. "He's gonna be a good pl...

#AZCardinals HC Mike LaFleur ahead of Monday's press conference: - He will announce tomorrow who will play vs. Carolina - On Trey Benson "just a little discomfort" in his knee when asked about the absence. Says team got "good news" on his injury. Says Benson is doing much better and the team will be cautious. Doesn't expect this to be a multi-week, wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't play on Thursday. - On Chase Bisontis: He's seeing him get more and more comfortable. "He's gonna be a good pl...

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Tai Felton just made the best play of camp so far, I’d say. Leaping one-handed catch in the back of the end zone in 7-on-7. Spectacular grab.

Bears rookie WR Zavion Thomas vs. Terell Smith Zavion can FLY

49ers' Kyle Juszczyk on WR Deebo Samuel: "Deebo's the best. He's such an incredible teammate, he's such a great friend, and he's an incredible football player. He's still got juice. He looks like he's in phenomenal shape... first day in pads, he looked like the old Deebo."

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A few Rams observations from today's practice: - Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett took every rep. Off day from team drills for Ty Simpson - Some 🔥🔥🔥 battles between Puka & McDuffie and Adams & Jaylen Watson. Trading wins - Kam Curl, Quentin Lake scored defensive TDs

A look at #Browns QB Taylen Green on Day 5 of training camp.

#Seahawks end 8th training-camp practice. Sam Darnold to Rasheed Shaheed deep progressing nicely Rookie Bud Clark more 1s time, alternating in at deep S + Emmanwori’s hybrid S/LB Jake Bobo, rookie Julian Neal still out hurt. Mike Morris sidelined. More @​thenewstribune

#Seahawks end 8th training-camp practice. Sam Darnold to Rasheed Shaheed deep progressing nicely Rookie Bud Clark more 1s time, alternating in at deep S + Emmanwori’s hybrid S/LB Jake Bobo, rookie Julian Neal still out hurt. Mike Morris sidelined. More @​thenewstribune

Luther Burden's release is looking dangerous

With Chris Rodriguez healthy early in training camp, I expect the Jaguars to open the season in a fairly even touch split with Tuten and CRod (and Allen on passing downs). Let the best man win during the season.

With Chris Rodriguez healthy early in training camp, I expect the Jaguars to open the season in a fairly even touch split with Tuten and CRod (and Allen on passing downs). Let the best man win during the season.

Per Sean McVay, TE Davis Allen is dealing with a quad injury. Since it's a soft tissue injury, McVay said it will be "some time" before Allen returns to practice. McVay said they don't want to rush Allen back. "Davis is going to be a big part of what we do," McVay said.

Daniel Jones tore his Achilles eight months ago. He's taken every first-team rep through four camp practices. Reportedly moving well. Obviously expecting ton of regression on #Colts offense. But reminder this team averaged 32.1 points/game in the first 10 last year, before Jones got banged up. That was most in the NFL. <https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7487524/2026/08/03/colts-training-camp-daniel-jones-tyler-warren/>

Daniel Jones tore his Achilles eight months ago. He's taken every first-team rep through four camp practices. Reportedly moving well. Obviously expecting ton of regression on #Colts offense. But reminder this team averaged 32.1 points/game in the first 10 last year, before Jones got banged up. That was most in the NFL. <https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7487524/2026/08/03/colts-training-camp-daniel-jones-tyler-warren/>

Chris Olave 2025 #ReceptionPerception Profile 👀 Some highlights: - 77.1% success rate vs. man coverage (92nd percentile, career-best mark) - 80.2% success rate vs. zone - 77.5% success rate vs. press Olave's 2025 breakthrough season helped shine a light on the talent that's always been present and what can happen when that blends with a well-designed offense, a young passer with overlapping strengths and good health. Full profile: <https://receptionperception.com/chris-olave-2025-player-prof...

Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was targeted crossing over the middle during Giants training camp, where Arvell Reese spotted him, broke toward him, and batted away the pass from Jaxson Dart, showcasing Reese's range and coverage instincts.

Running back Tyrone Tracy has been targeted in practice against Arvell Reese's defense; Reese batted away a pass intended for Tracy during Giants training camp drills.

Running back Cam Skattebo faced Arvell Reese on the first play of the Giants' first padded practice, where Reese stuffed him short of a first down on third-and-2, demonstrating the rookie linebacker's immediate impact against the run game.

49ers' Kyle Juszcyzk on WR Ricky Pearsall: "It's just really unfortunate how things played out for him. I feel for him so hard. I know for him it's frustration in that he knows he can be a really good WR in the NFL, and he's shown it. His story's not over." (h/t @​mattblively)

Kyle Juszczyk on Deebo Samuel coming back: “Deebo’s the best. He’s such an incredible teammate. He’s such a good friend. He’s an incredible football player. We’re really happy to have him in the locker room just cause he brings the best vibes, the positivity, but we’re also happy to have him on the field cause he’s still got juice and he can still go out there and make big plays. He looks like he’s in phenomenal shape.”

Wilson is flagged as a bust despite WR13 ADP (pick 36) and WR22 ranking due to systemic offensive concerns identical to Breece Hall's situation. Vegas projects the Jets as the worst-scoring offense entering 2026; quarterback Geno Smith (36-year-old journeyman fresh off leading the NFL in interceptions and sacks) is likely to be replaced by fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik; coach Frank Reich was fired midseason from the Colts (2022) and Panthers (2023) and led Stanford to 122nd-place scoring finish in 2025 (of 136 teams). The addition of first-round YAC-minded receivers Omar Cooper and Kenyon Sadiq could reduce Wilson's target share. Historically, only 12 WRs have produced top-12 fantasy numbers from bottom-10 scoring offenses over the last decade; the source prefers to draft talented players in better situations with top-50 picks.

Hall is flagged as a bust despite RB15 ADP (pick 36) and RB14 ranking due to systemic offensive concerns. Vegas projects the Jets as the worst-scoring offense entering 2026; quarterback Geno Smith (36-year-old journeyman fresh off leading the NFL in interceptions and sacks) is likely to be replaced by fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik; coach Frank Reich was fired midseason from the Colts (2022) and Panthers (2023) and led Stanford to 122nd-place scoring finish in 2025 (of 136 teams). Additionally, the addition of first-round YAC-minded receivers Omar Cooper and Kenyon Sadiq could reduce Hall's underneath targets, and Aaron Glenn's 'three-headed monster' backfield comments suggest committee risk. Historically, only 14 RBs have produced top-12 fantasy numbers from bottom-10 scoring offenses over the last decade; the source prefers to draft talented players in better situations with top-50 picks.

Rice is flagged as a bust candidate despite top-25 ADP consideration due to multiple compounding concerns: off-field risk (potential suspension or release following prior conduct issues), injury risk (required cleanup knee surgery in May stemming from 2024 LCL issue), and questionable offensive fit. The source notes the Chiefs haven't attempted to develop Rice's deep-ball skills despite regular opportunities, suggesting the talent may not exist; combined with a weak Chiefs passing game under new OC Eric Bienemy and likely defensive game-planning to load the box against Rice and Kenneth Walker, the profile appears flawed for early-round consideration. The source states: 'I'm VERY happy to go in any number of other directions this early in drafts.'

Ian Hartitz prefers Christian Watson over DJ Moore, noting Watson projects as his passing game's No. 1 option like Moore but lacks Moore's recent track record of underperformance.

Ian Hartitz prefers Parker Washington over DJ Moore, noting Washington projects as his passing game's No. 1 option like Moore but lacks Moore's recent track record of underperformance.

Ian Hartitz prefers Javonte Williams over Travis Etienne at similar price point, citing Williams' superior offense and less backfield competition as reasons to target Williams instead of Etienne in Round 3-4 range.

Ian Hartitz highlights Jaylen Waddle as preferred target in the Travis Etienne draft range (RB19 ADP, pick 40), favoring Waddle and other WRs over Etienne given Etienne's dead-zone profile in weak Saints offense.

Ian Hartitz highlights Ladd McConkey as preferred target in the Travis Etienne draft range (RB19 ADP, pick 40), favoring McConkey and other WRs over Etienne given Etienne's dead-zone profile in weak Saints offense.

Ian Hartitz highlights Emeka Egbuka as preferred target in the Travis Etienne draft range (RB19 ADP, pick 40), favoring Egbuka and other WRs over Etienne given Etienne's dead-zone profile in weak Saints offense.

Ian Hartitz highlights Malik Nabers as preferred target in the Travis Etienne draft range (RB19 ADP, pick 40), favoring Nabers and other WRs over Etienne given Etienne's dead-zone profile in weak Saints offense.

Ian Hartitz mentions Colston Loveland as an attractive option in the Bucky Irving draft range (RB17 ADP, pick 36), preferring Loveland and other receivers over Irving given Irving's limited volume upside in Buccaneers offense.

Sean Tucker noted as short-yardage back for Buccaneers, out-carrying Bucky Irving 9-0 inside the 5-yard line last season, limiting Irving's goal-line volume.

Kenneth Gainwell noted as pass-down back for Buccaneers, potentially in 1B role, limiting Bucky Irving's volume in backfield committee that also includes Sean Tucker for short-yardage work.

In context of Travis Etienne fade, Ian Hartitz notes Alvin Kamara's continued presence in Saints backfield as competition concern for Etienne. Hartitz questions whether 31-year-old Kamara is "complete dust," noting he was RB5 in PPR points per game as recently as 2024 and has averaged 4.0 yards per carry last two seasons (vs. 4.1 for Etienne), suggesting Kamara doesn't receive same grace for operating behind Saints' bottom-5 offensive line as younger backs like Quinshon Judkins and Ashton Jeanty.

Garrett Wilson listed as one of six bust fades by Ian Hartitz at WR13 ADP (pick 29). Source content cuts off before detailed analysis of Wilson is provided; only table entry and fade designation are present.

Breece Hall listed as one of six bust fades by Ian Hartitz at RB15 ADP (pick 32). Source content cuts off before detailed analysis of Hall is provided; only table entry and fade designation are present.

Ian Hartitz ranks Rashee Rice WR20 (pick 41) vs. ESPN ADP of WR8 (pick 22), refusing to use a real Round 2 pick on Rice despite WR1-worthy production when healthy and eligible. Hartitz identifies multiple risk factors: Rice is "very limited football player" with only one career catch on 25+ yard passes despite Patrick Mahomes' deep-ball tendencies, suggesting Chiefs haven't invested in this skill; injury and off-field risk concerns exceed most players (knee surgery in May from 2024 LCL issue, potential suspension/release risk from conduct); Chiefs offense underperforming recently; uncertainty whether new OC Eric Bienemy will run passing game through volatile player. Limited WR room additions provide some offset but don't eliminate concerns.

Ian Hartitz ranks DJ Moore WR29 (pick 66) vs. Sleeper ADP of WR27 (pick 59), fading him despite Josh Allen QB status. Hartitz cites two concerns: (1) Bills have "whiffed on nearly every wide receiver transaction since parting ways with Stefon Diggs," with a lengthy list of failed acquisitions and signings since 2024; (2) Moore's down 2024-2025 attributed to Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson, but Hartitz pushes back, questioning whether an elite offensive mind like Johnson couldn't have optimized Moore if the fit was truly problematic. Prefers Parker Washington and Christian Watson, who also project as No. 1 WR options but lack Moore's recent track record of underperformance.

Ian Hartitz ranks Bucky Irving RB26 (pick 60) vs. Sleeper ADP of RB17 (pick 36), fading him despite strong 2024. Irving faces injury concerns from 2025 and limited volume upside: he's the lead back but Kenneth Gainwell operates in 1B pass-down role and Sean Tucker out-carried Irving 9-0 inside the 5-yard line last season, leaving Irving with "between-the-20s" role in Buccaneers offense ranked 18th by Vegas. Hartitz dislikes early-round picks requiring elite efficiency to compensate for volume limitations when superior receivers and Colston Loveland remain available.

Ian Hartitz fades Etienne at RB19 ADP (pick 40) due to "dead zone" concerns: Saints ranked 23rd in offense (vs. 28th last year), Etienne lacks elite talent and top-end speed (J.K. Dobbins had faster ball carrier speed per Next-Gen Stats), receiving touchdowns inflated in Jacksonville scheme (6 TDs on 36 receptions vs. 1 TD on 132 career snaps prior), and Alvin Kamara competition remains despite age concerns. Etienne projects as 60/40 lead back in mediocre offense; Hartitz prefers Javonte Williams in superior offense with less competition at similar price, and targets WRs like Malik Nabers, Emeka Egbuka, Ladd McConkey, and Jaylen Waddle in this range.

Saints guard David Edwards praised Kamara's explosive playmaking ability and athleticism. Edwards said: "What's really special and unique about AK is I feel like that guy can hit a home run at any second. His twitchiness, athleticism and burst is really unique." The coaching staff is leveraging Kamara's skill set to create big-play opportunities in the Saints' rushing attack.

Saints guard David Edwards highlighted Etienne's patience and decision-making as a key strength in the Saints' backfield. Edwards said: "I think the beauty of Travis is his ability to start and stop and kind of have this patience behind the line of scrimmage as well as at the line of scrimmage. Then make a decision and go is really special and unique." The coaching staff is positioning each running back to fit his skill set, with Etienne's patience and vision being a differentiator in the ground game.

Saints guard David Edwards highlighted Travis Etienne Jr.'s patience and decision-making as a separating skill in the Saints' run game. Edwards stated: "I think the beauty of Travis is his ability to start and stop and kind of have this patience behind the line of scrimmage as well as at the line of scrimmage. Then make a decision and go is really special and unique." The coaching staff is tailoring the offense to fit each running back's skill set, with Etienne's patience and vision being a key differentiator in the backfield.

Saints guard David Edwards praised Kamara's explosive, game-changing ability as a unique skill set. Edwards noted: "What's really special and unique about AK is I feel like that guy can hit a home run at any second. His twitchiness, athleticism and burst is really unique." The Saints coaching staff under Kellen Moore is positioning each running back to play to his strengths rather than asking all backs to do the same thing, with Kamara's role emphasizing his ability to create explosive plays on any touch.

Josh Allen is the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills in 2026, protected by the offensive line anchored by left tackle Dion Dawkins and the left guard position being filled by one of the camp candidates (Alec Anderson or Austin Corbett).

James Cook is the running back for the Buffalo Bills in 2026, benefiting from the offensive line anchored by left tackle Dion Dawkins and the left guard position being filled by one of the camp candidates (Alec Anderson or Austin Corbett).

Malik Washington is target number 1 with Greg Dulcich sidelined (not serious)

Injury for Greg Dulcich is not considered serious Thank goodness

Kyle Juszczyk says Knicks HC Mike Brown spoke to the team today after practice: “The championship teams that he’s been on, just how each and every one of them had a standard. They had a written standard that they all signed. They would all go to dinner before the season started and they would talk about what their standard was and he told them that 'I would respect you more if you don’t believe in this standard, don’t sign it, but if you do, let’s sign it, that way we can hold each other acco...

I don't think its a good thing that I am not hearing much of Oronde Gadsden catching passes from Justin Herbert, but am hearing Charlie Kolar is Keeping an eye out to hear more - not into Kolar for redraft, but the answer for Chargers TE might be no one

I don't think its a good thing that I am not hearing much of Oronde Gadsden catching passes from Justin Herbert, but am hearing Charlie Kolar is Keeping an eye out to hear more - not into Kolar for redraft, but the answer for Chargers TE might be no one

Kittle continues to progress from January surgery repairing a torn right Achilles tendon but faces Week 1 readiness uncertainty. The 49ers are caught in limbo regarding his availability; he is currently on the Active/PUP list, and if placed on the PUP list once the season begins, he would be ineligible to play for the first four games. The source predicts the team will not rush one of its most important players and will start Kittle on the PUP list, meaning he would not be available until October.

Kittle continues to progress from January surgery repairing a torn right Achilles tendon; currently on Active/PUP List with uncertainty about Week 1 readiness. If placed on PUP list at season start, he would be ineligible to play for the first four games. The source expects the 49ers will not rush Kittle and will start him on the PUP list, with availability expected in October.

Keeping an eye on Greg Dulcich - has a long history of injuries - missing 2 consecutive days of practice Hoping he's good - been one of my later round TE targets

How well Luther Burden performs this year will directly impact the Bears' contract decision on Odunze; if Burden breaks out as a true WR1 and elite player, it will lower Odunze's value to the franchise, whereas if Burden is inconsistent and shows only flashes, it makes Odunze more valuable.

If the Bears wait two more seasons, Luther Burden and Colston Loveland could become an incredible duo, and Jahdae Walker or Savion Thomas could become reliable targets, potentially making Odunze expendable; the source recommends waiting two seasons to gather data on the entire offense before deciding which pieces are essential.

Contract value range is massive depending on performance: if Odunze breaks out as elite, he could command $30–35 million per year; if he continues as solid but not spectacular, he'd earn $15–20 million per year—a $20 million gap that justifies waiting two more seasons before extending.

Some NFL analytic nerds project Odunze to break out with 1500 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2026, but the source personally doesn't see it; expects him to settle as an excellent WR2 rather than step into a WR1 role.

Odunze's foot injury cost him 5 games last year and compromised his performance in other games; the Bears need to see if this is a lingering problem or completely resolved before committing long-term.

Odunze has been a solid WR and one that Caleb Williams looks to often, but hasn't been the elite game-changing catcher the Bears drafted in the top ten; he's been good but not spectacular through two seasons.

Prescott was intercepted by Cobie Durant in the red zone during the first padded practice, indicating the Cowboys' defense is competing effectively against the first-team offense in early camp drills.

Lamb faced tight coverage from the Cowboys' cornerback group during the first padded practice; Cobie Durant recorded a PBU against Lamb, and Shavon Revel nearly intercepted him in space, indicating the secondary is competing effectively against the first-team offense.

Davis Mattek notes that Xavier Worthy left practice with a shoulder injury and expresses concern about the severity based on the mechanism of the injury.

Davis Mattek reports that Ricky Pearsall has been placed on season-ending injured reserve.

Davis Mattek labels Jadarian Price the best pick on the board in round six and advises drafters not to be nervous about his current ADP.

Davis Mattek believes drafters will look foolish for letting CeeDee Lamb fall in drafts, as he has proven to be a number one overall caliber player.

Davis Mattek identifies Travis Etienne as a target in round four, despite acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding his team change and the presence of Alvin Kamara.

Davis Mattek considers Javonte Williams a good pick at his current cost, noting he is fully healthy and was a top-10 back in carries, rushing yards, and first downs last season. While he may lose some work to Jaden Blue, Mattek believes he is a safe, high-floor asset who could score 14-15 touchdowns.

Davis Mattek notes that even if MarShawn Lloyd were to score 110 points, he would not significantly move Josh Jacobs up or down from his current ADP.

Davis Mattek projects that Blake Corum will likely see more receiving work this season compared to his usage last year.

Davis Mattek argues that Brandon Aiyuk is no longer a high-quality player, citing his lack of recent production and inactivity during training camp.

Davis Mattek projects Rashee Rice to have a 1,500-yard season in 2024.

Noah Gray's 2024 production of 437 yards and five touchdowns is used as a benchmark to illustrate that Jake Tonges' output is essentially replacement-level.

Davis Mattek labels Jake Tonges a 'below replacement level talent' and a bad fantasy pick, noting his limited production (34 career receptions) and lack of job security on the 49ers depth chart.

David Montgomery is looking sharp at training camp, with Davis Mattek noting he appears to have lost weight and is cutting well.

Ricky Pearsall is officially out for the season and will be placed on injured reserve.

Romeo Doubs suffered an ankle injury at training camp, though he has since returned to practice.

Davis Mattek is bullish on Blake Corum, citing positive reports from the Rams that suggest he will function as the team's 'lightning back' in a potential 60/40 backfield split.

Davis Mattek believes Stefon Diggs is seeking a final significant paycheck, likely exceeding what the Chiefs are willing to offer, and notes that Diggs' lack of yards-after-catch (YAC) strength makes him a questionable fit for the Chiefs' YAC-heavy offense.

Parker Washington is noted for his dedication, reportedly sleeping at the Jaguars facility to secure his roster spot.

Davis Mattek suggests Keon Coleman could realistically reach 706 receiving yards, noting that a 1,510-yard season is a hypothetical scenario he has considered.

Mattek projects a modal outcome for Luther Burden of 75 receptions, 938 yards, and 5 touchdowns, with the potential to see 150 targets.

Mattek is extremely high on Luther Burden, predicting he will be a first-round pick in fantasy football next year.

Mattek notes that Terrence Ferguson will not play in the preseason because the Rams already view him as a starter, which limits the potential for public hype.

Mattek cites a report from Albert Breer that Terrence Ferguson has had a fantastic offseason, is playing all over the formation, and is viewed by the Rams as a potential future force at tight end.

Mattek describes Keenan Allen as an 'easy pick' in his draft, indicating high confidence in his value.

Mattek is not personally bullish on Zay Flowers, though he acknowledges that many of his peers in the fantasy industry are high on him.

Mattek selected Dontayvion Wicks in his draft, indicating he is a target for his roster.

Mattek drafted Pat Freiermuth as his third tight end to provide depth behind his older tight end options.

Mattek highlights Zachariah Branch as one of the sneakiest picks currently available in best ball formats.

Mattek explicitly warns listeners not to be a 'Jalen Hyatt guy,' signaling he is a fade for fantasy purposes.

When comparing Stefan Diggs, Deebo Samuel, and Keenan Allen, Mattek identifies Diggs as the player likely to have the best season.

Mattek dismisses the idea that Malachi Fields will steal touchdowns from Isaiah Likely, noting he did not like Fields as a prospect.

Mattek admits he is not a fan of drafting Khalil Shakir, noting a historical bias against players of his specific archetype.

Mattek notes that some beat reporters are identifying Rico Dowdle as the RB1 for the Cowboys.

Mattek expresses skepticism about the hype surrounding Isaiah Likely, jokingly suggesting he should never be mentioned on a fantasy podcast.

Mattek projects Theo Johnson to score within 20 points of Isaiah Likely, suggesting he is a viable late-round tight end option.

Mattek selected Dylan Sampson in a draft to fill out his roster depth.

Mattek selected Tank Bigsby in a draft, noting he needed 'bodies' for his roster depth.

Davis Mattek is hesitant to draft Kirk due to a current calf strain, noting that while he is not 'unclickable,' the injury news makes him feel uncomfortable about the pick.

Christian Kirk is currently dealing with a calf strain, which makes Mattek hesitant to draft him despite his otherwise fine profile.

Jalen Warren appears to be the Steelers' RB1 for now, consistently taking the first reps in drills, though the team continues to rotate through other backs.

Mattek is adverse to drafting Isaiah Likely, citing his inconsistent yards per route run over the past four years and lack of significant fantasy production despite playing a high volume of snaps.

Tank Bigsby has been praised as the best offensive player in camp so far, with reports highlighting his speed and impressive performance. He may be needed to pick up slack if Saquon Barkley is not at 100%.

Rashee Rice is not currently participating in team drills at training camp as he focuses on rehabilitating his knee, though he is present for the install.

Mattek considers Rhamondre Stevenson a 'great pick' and one of his biggest stances for the season, despite some skepticism from other fantasy players.

Traylon Burks has been sitting out training camp due to foot soreness, though reports suggest it is not expected to be a long-term issue.

Mattek identifies Luther Burden as a breakout candidate, predicting he will be a first or second-round pick in fantasy drafts next season.

Mattek expresses strong skepticism regarding reports that JJ McCarthy is receiving more first-team reps than Kyler Murray, calling the idea of starting McCarthy over Murray 'dumber than I could have possibly imagined.'

Mattek is very comfortable drafting Malik Nabers ahead of Nico Collins, viewing him as a high-priority target in early rounds.

Cyrus Allen suffered a significant injury during a special teams punt rep at Chiefs training camp after colliding with Kaiir Elam. He was carted off with an apparent left knee injury, and Mattek believes it is likely a serious ligament tear (ACL, MCL, PCL, or LCL), effectively ending his fantasy value.

Breaking down key areas of growth for Zay Flowers in his Year 3 #ReceptionPerception profile and why we could see another leap this season 👀 <https://youtu.be/DGuctONLkD0>

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

New Market Monday up. I give my current take on: * Jeremiyah Love * De'Zhaun Stribling * Tony Pollard * Tank Bigsby * Tank Dell * Alec Pierce I also talked about how much Ricky Pearsall I am now holding the bag on, and some lessons around that. Free here or on pod feeds: <https://youtu.be/BM8uy5dfqhs?si=aUuGQy1A2bJcu_NC> [Retweeted](

Boutte had some positive moments again during the eighth training camp practice.

A.J. Brown dislocated his thumb during a 1-on-1 drill but remained competitive despite the injury.

Chism made the most of his opportunities on Monday, seeing time with Drake Maye and the top offense in lieu of injured Kyle Williams. He finished with three receptions in team drills, including an impressive high-point touchdown over Marcellas Dial, and was also part of the first kickoff returners duo alongside Terrell Jennings.

Hollins led all receivers in catches and touchdowns during 11-on-11s, hauling in five passes including three scores while working as a second-string option behind the starting trio of A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and DeMario Douglas. He caught passes all over the field and won matchups regardless of route, with only one missed end zone target from Drake Maye marring an otherwise solid day.

Had some positive moments again during Monday's practice, continuing a positive trend from earlier in training camp.

Made the most of opportunities on Monday, including seeing time with Drake Maye and the top offense in lieu of an injured Kyle Williams. Finished with three receptions in team drills, including an impressive high-point touchdown over Marcellas Dial, and also was part of the first kickoff returners duo alongside Terrell Jennings.

Standout performer on Monday during 11-on-11s, leading all receivers in catches and touchdowns despite working as a second-string option behind the starting trio of A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and DeMario Douglas. Hauled in five passes including three scores, catching the ball all over the field and winning matchups regardless of route assignment. Only blemish was one missed end zone target from Drake Maye.

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/> [Retweeted](

HC LaFleur: Trey Benson dealing with discomfort in left knee; not expected to be a multi-week issue.

Jones is the Colts' quarterback who historically has struggled under pressure and struggled to stay healthy. Per Jaylahn Tuimoloau, proper protection from the right side of the offensive line is crucial for Jones, as the Colts have a diverse run game that needs versatile linemen to execute. The right side of the OL holding up this year is essential for Jones' success.

Abdullah won over Shane Steichen and became the de facto 2nd RB for the Colts in 2026, beating out DJ Giddens for the backup role. Per Jaylahn Tuimoloau, Abdullah cracked the starting roster while Giddens, despite being a draft pick the Colts were excited about, did not.

Taylor was special in 2026 and will continue to get the bulk of carries, but he is headed for his third contract and RB longevity is scarce. Per Jaylahn Tuimoloau, the Colts would be wise to manage some of Taylor's carries to ensure his availability when it matters. Additionally, Taylor regressed as the season wore on in pass protection, and teams like the Chiefs and Steelers set the blueprint for exploiting that weakness. The emergence of a backup RB would make it easier to reduce Taylor's snap count.

McGowan is a backup running back pick that offers the Colts upside. Per Jaylahn Tuimoloau, McGowan has the better chance of the two backup RBs (compared to DJ Giddens) to make an impact for the Colts. His emergence would help manage Jonathan Taylor's snap count and reduce wear on the star back heading into his third contract.

Giddens is a backup running back the Colts drafted and were excited about, but he has yet to earn the trust of the coaching staff. Per Jaylahn Tuimoloau, Giddens had the opportunity to emerge last year but Ameer Abdullah won Shane Steichen over and became the de facto 2nd RB. There is not enough publicly available snap data to determine if Giddens can pan out, though Jaylahn Tuimoloau liked the pick at the time. Whether Giddens emerges depends on whether the Colts want to manage Jonathan Taylor's snap count.

RB headed for his third contract; while he's been playing at an elite level, the source suggests the Colts should consider managing his snap count given RB longevity concerns and his regression in pass protection late last season. Teams like the Chiefs and Steelers have exploited his pass protection weaknesses, making it prudent to preserve him for when it matters most.

Backup RB who emerged over DJ Giddens and won over Shane Steichen to become the de facto 2nd RB for the Colts; earned the starting roster spot with quality reps despite the team's initial excitement about Giddens.

Backup RB prospect with better upside and a better chance than DJ Giddens to make an impact for the Colts; the source describes McGowan as 'another interesting pick that I think offers the Colts some upside.'

Backup RB prospect who failed to crack the starting roster last year despite the Colts' excitement about him; Ameer Abdullah won over Shane Steichen and became the de facto 2nd RB instead. Giddens has yet to earn the staff's trust and lacks sufficient publicly available snap data to evaluate his potential, though the source liked the pick at the time.

.@​BenjaminSolak on Colts QB Daniel Jones: "If you didn't tell me that this was a hurt QB, I wouldn't know this is a hurt QB." 👀 (via @​SportsCenter)

Ravens rookie RG Vega Ioane said he had a "welcome to the league" moment in practice after accidentally colliding with Derrick Henry while trying to block downfield, via @​jamisonhensley: "Now, I know to stay out of his way."

The Texans released Hull, a fifth-round pick of the Colts in 2023 who has also spent time with the Steelers and Saints. The Cardinals claimed him off waivers. In 2025, he appeared in six games for the Saints and rushed for 48 yards on 19 carries and caught one pass for 6 yards, totaling eight career games played.

“Nabers has been running routes in camp, but there has not been any concrete evidence to suggest he will be ready for Week 1. It remains unlikely that Nabers will be a full go in the opener. Expect him to have his snap count limited some if he does play.” [Quoted](

Trent McDuffie with the PBU on Puka Nacua ❌ (h/t @​AllenSales)

I like Likely as a redraft pairing with Kittle/Kraft to get you through September as they get healthier Likely should have his best weeks as Nabers improves, matchups set up well: - Home DAL - at LAR (not good but pass funnel and attack their LBs) - TEN - ARI - WSH [Retweeted](

I like Likely as a redraft pairing with Kittle/Kraft to get you through September as they get healthier Likely should have his best weeks as Nabers improves, matchups set up well: - Home DAL - at LAR (not good but pass funnel and attack their LBs) - TEN - ARI - WSH [Retweeted](

I like Likely as a redraft pairing with Kittle/Kraft to get you through September as they get healthier Likely should have his best weeks as Nabers improves, matchups set up well: - Home DAL - at LAR (not good but pass funnel and attack their LBs) - TEN - ARI - WSH [Retweeted](

I like Likely as a redraft pairing with Kittle/Kraft to get you through September as they get healthier Likely should have his best weeks as Nabers improves, matchups set up well: - Home DAL - at LAR (not good but pass funnel and attack their LBs) - TEN - ARI - WSH [Retweeted](

The second-year wide receiver had the play of the day for the offense in difficult weather conditions. In driving rain, Cambre leaped to take a deep 50-50 ball away from cornerback Korie Black, and despite stumbling, grabbed the catch for a long gain before falling out of bounds.

The diminutive slot receiver has made plays consistently throughout the first five practices of camp. Head coach John Harbaugh praised his performance: "Calvin's had a heck of a camp. He runs the routes really well. He gets open. He makes catches. He deserves some attention, no doubt. He's having a good camp so far."

Quarterback Jameis Winston threw a pass toward the left pylon that was at least 5 yards off target, intended for safety Tae Banks, during Monday's practice.

Quarterback Jaxson Dart was sacked by rookie linebacker Arvell Reese on a blitz during Monday's first padded practice, with Reese fortunately remembering not to hit the red jersey despite the live-tackling intensity.

Running back Tyrone Tracy was dumped at the line of scrimmage by rookie linebacker Arvell Reese during Monday's first padded practice, indicating defensive pressure in the run game.

Running back Cam Skattebo was dumped at the line of scrimmage by rookie linebacker Arvell Reese during Monday's first padded practice, indicating defensive pressure in the run game.

The second-year wide receiver had the play of the day for the offense in Monday's practice. In driving rain, Cambre leaped to take a deep 50-50 ball away from cornerback Korie Black, and when the ball popped into the air, a stumbling Cambre grabbed it for a long catch before falling out of bounds, demonstrating strong ball skills and competitive ability.

The diminutive slot receiver has made plays every day in early training camp. Head coach John Harbaugh praised Austin's performance: "Calvin's had a heck of a camp. He runs the routes really well. He gets open. He makes catches. He deserves some attention, no doubt. He's having a good camp so far."

CB Trent McDuffie breaks up the deep shot to Puka Nacua

Are you drafting Malik Nabers in fantasy coming off of his knee injury? 🤔 (via Yahoo Fantasy Forecast) @​MattHarmon_BYB | @​scott_pianowski

Josh Allen, whom I love like a stepdaughter, has never scored as many points as Lamar Jackson did in 2019 or 2024. He also just had the worst QB1 season since 2017 Russell Wilson (but he got married so we knew that was going to happen) Lastly, he's white.

Josh Allen, whom I love like a stepdaughter, has never scored as many points as Lamar Jackson did in 2019 or 2024. He also just had the worst QB1 season since 2017 Russell Wilson (but he got married so we knew that was going to happen) Lastly, he's white.

Josh Allen, whom I love like a stepdaughter, has never scored as many points as Lamar Jackson did in 2019 or 2024. He also just had the worst QB1 season since 2017 Russell Wilson (but he got married so we knew that was going to happen) Lastly, he's white.

A quick look at TE Chig Okonkwo from today’s training camp practice

Ian Hartitz expresses concern over the Chiefs' wide receiver room, specifically highlighting Xavier Worthy as a primary outside option, which he believes leaves the offense lacking.

Ian Hartitz considers Tyquan Thornton a fun depth piece, but notes he is best suited as a field-stretching wide receiver four rather than a player to rely on for fantasy production; he is also identified as a primary outside option that leaves the offense lacking.

Ian Hartitz views Kenneth Walker as a major upgrade for the Chiefs' run game, citing his top-10 marks in tackles avoided per carry and explosive run rate; he expects Walker to serve as a workhorse running back with every opportunity to instill his will.

Second-rounder Boston stands to see more work if first-round wideout KC Concepcion is sidelined with his shoulder injury. Concepcion's first NFL training camp had been impressive, but his status remains uncertain.

Jeudy stands to see more work if first-round wideout KC Concepcion is sidelined with his shoulder injury. Concepcion's first NFL training camp had been impressive, but his status remains uncertain.

Kittle continues to work his way back from last year's Achilles tear. He is part of the 49ers' broader injury situation, with 14 players dealing with some sort of injury across just five practices during training camp.

Rookie De'Zhaun Stribling hurt his hamstring during training camp. This is part of a broader injury crisis for the 49ers, who have 14 players dealing with some sort of injury across just five practices during training camp.

Kirk is dealing with a calf issue during training camp. This is part of a broader injury crisis for the 49ers, who have 14 players dealing with some sort of injury across just five practices during training camp.

Pearsall is out for the season. This is part of a broader injury crisis for the 49ers, who have 14 players dealing with some sort of injury across just five practices during training camp, on top of George Kittle continuing to work his way back from last year's Achilles tear.

Swift remains at least the 1A in the Bears backfield. Following Kyle Monangai's breakout Week 9 game last year, the backfield became a two-headed unit, with Swift handling 51% of rush attempts and 56% of snaps—a 10% drop in snap share compared to the first nine weeks. A healthy Monangai will maintain a sizable role, but Swift retains primary status.

Golden is confirmed by Jordan Love to be playing the X-receiver role, meaning he will play plenty of snaps in 12-personnel sets. This establishes Golden as a fixture in the Packers' two-wide sets, which accounted for 34% of plays last year (20 times per game, sixth-most in the league).

Watson is confirmed by Jordan Love to be playing the X-receiver role, meaning he will play plenty of snaps in 12-personnel sets alongside Jayden Reed. This maintains Watson's baseline snap share in the Packers' two-wide sets, which accounted for 34% of plays last year (20 times per game, sixth-most in the league).

Cleveland's first-round wideout suffered an apparent shoulder injury during Monday's practice, appearing to be in significant pain. The severity is unknown and it remains to be seen how much time (if any) he'll miss. Concepcion's first NFL training camp had been impressive up to that point, but Jerry Jeudy and second-rounder Denzel Boston would stand to see more work if he is sidelined.

Cook is a Round 1 selection coming off a career-high 309 carries and a rushing title, but his pass game usage has been limited. Alaina Getzenburg of ESPN highlighted that Buffalo's running back room has been noticeably more involved in the passing game in camp, matching earlier reports about Buffalo wanting to get Cook more targets. Cook ran just 44% of routes last year (23rd among RBs) and ranked 28th at the position in target share (8%). The Bills ranked 20th in RB screen passes, something that could change in 2026 under new offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael, who spent much of his career alongside Sean Payton in New Orleans, where running backs were very involved as pass-catchers.

Evans sat out practice Monday with a quad strain. Ian Rapoport reports the quad strain is 'very minor,' but it adds to a concerning injury pattern for the 33-year-old, who has dealt with plenty of soft tissue injuries recently (mostly hamstring). Historically, only 10 receivers who turned 33 before the start of the year averaged double-digit fantasy points per game during that season since 2010, and Evans is already facing an uphill battle at his age.

Monangai has been held out of practice for nearly a week with a soft tissue injury. Head coach Ben Johnson stated they are taking it one day at a time and that the injury 'should be on the shorter side,' indicating zero jeopardy of missing Week 1 against Carolina. Following his breakout Week 9 game last year, the Bears' backfield became a two-headed unit, with D'Andre Swift handling 51% of rush attempts and 56% of snaps (a 10% drop from the first nine weeks), but a healthy Monangai will maintain a sizable role.

Reed is generating early camp excitement after the Packers moved on from Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks, opening the door for increased snaps and routes, especially in 12-personnel sets. Since entering the league in 2023, Reed has logged only 31 total snaps and run seven routes out of 12 personnel (69% route rate), but if he starts alongside Christian Watson in two-receiver sets, his fantasy upside changes significantly. The Packers utilized two-wide sets 20 times per game last year (sixth-most in the league, 34% of plays), and even 40-50% of two-wide set snaps would substantially boost Reed's target opportunities.

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/>

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/>

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/>

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/>

Draft Kit Pro subscribers -- @​evansilva pushed an update to his personal Top-150 Rankings and Change Log. Some highlights: * Kenneth Walker ahead of James Cook, Ashton Jeanty * Justin Jefferson 14 overall * Josh Downs and Jayden Reed ahead of Marvin Harrison, Rome Odunze * De'Zhaun Stribling 122, Deebo Samuel 141 <https://establishtherun.com/evan-silvas-top-150-rankings-for-fantasy-football/>