Everything That Mattered From Preseason Week 1

Breece Hall played all snaps with the starters, including third downs, but left practice with a suspected groin injury. His fantasy outlook is positive assuming the injury is minor.

Caleb Douglas's ADP is rising, though he struggled to get his toe down on a well-thrown pass from Malik Willis.

Cam Akers started the game and played early-down snaps, leading to a disagreement with the 'do not draft' sentiment at his current price point.

Cyrus Allen is ranked ahead of Jacobe Lane, though with low confidence; while not a starter, the offense is expected to set up well for his skill set.

Dalton Kincaid is trending ahead of Dawson Knox in 12 personnel usage; his ability to play in running formations significantly boosts his snap floor.

Devon Achane played every snap of the first drive, showing usage between the tackles and in the passing game, which indicates a true workhorse role and justifies a rise in ADP.

Denzel Boston is a priority draft target with potential league-winning upside; he looked incredible in preseason action.

Isaiah Likely is currently utilized primarily on passing downs, playing six out of 10 snaps in 11 personnel.

Jeremiah Love dominated first-team usage for the Cardinals and looked incredible in the passing game; despite a high ankle sprain, he is clearly superior to Tyler Allgeier, making him a target as his ADP drops.

Jonathan Brooks played his first game since December 2024, handling early-down and short-yardage work. Being deemed healthy enough to play in the preseason is a major positive development for his outlook.

Malik Willis looked hyper-competent in the Green Bay offense, leading to a potential rise in ADP; he is now preferred over Tyler Shough in quarterback rankings.

Matthew Hibner is a recommended target in tight end premium formats, especially given the consistently bearish reports surrounding Mark Andrews.

Michael Wilson demonstrated more dominant usage in the Cardinals' offense than Marvin Harrison Jr., but he played fewer snaps than Kendrick Bourne, suggesting he may have a more specialized role in the offense.

Pat Bryant is a heavy draft target who recorded a 100% route share on the first two drives while playing alongside Courtland Sutton.

While Pat Freiermuth is being out-snapped by Darnell Washington, he remains the primary option in obvious passing situations. He may be limited to a 60-65% route share rather than 70%, but his ranking remains largely unchanged.

Quinshon Judkins is a clear fantasy draft target after playing 100% of early-down and short-yardage snaps.

Rachaad White is considered locked into his role for the Commanders.

Tony Pollard rotated with Tyjae Spears in five-play blocks and secured the goal-line carry, though the expected split of Pollard as the early-down back was not fully realized in preseason usage.

Tyjae Spears and Tony Pollard rotated in five-play blocks rather than by situation, contradicting the assumption that Spears would be strictly the passing-down back.

Tyler Allgeier is expected to handle goal-line work for the Cardinals, though he remains behind Jeremiah Love in overall backfield efficiency and passing game usage.

There is legitimate concern regarding Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s role, as he took all three of the third-down snaps in the preseason game, potentially eating into Cam Akers' workload.