Washington is dialing up depth at offensive tackle this week by bringing in two veteran options for workouts,George Fant and Cameron Fleming, as training camp injuries and wear test the Commanders’ reserve lines. Fant, Fleming and other veterans are courting a role that could give Washington a reliable swing tackle behind its top options, especially with Brandon Cosmi’s ACL rehab and the ongoing evaluation of multiple camp tackles.

With Fant and Fleming in the mix, Washington could solidify a path to improved pass protection and run-blocking behind a potentially unsettled depth chart. Fantasy players should watch how this unfolds through camp, as a sign that Fant or Fleming could lock in a season-long role, influence starter stability, and potentially lift the fantasy value of Washington’s blockers and backfield depending on who wins the left/right tackle spots.

Overall, Washington is hedging its bets by vetting experienced tackles while Cosmi rehabs, keeping the door open for a mid-season depth move. The dynamic could shift several times before Week 1, so fantasy managers should monitor announcements and camp notes for any role locks or emergence that could tip the balance for the pass protection and run game.

The Denver Broncos have officially allowed three players—offensive lineman Cam Fleming, tight end Donald Parham, and wide receiver David Sills—to enter the free agency pool as their contracts have expired. All three players were primarily seen in supporting roles and were part of the team’s practice squad last season.

Fleming, 32, has been with the Broncos since 2021, starting 20 games over his tenure. He expressed his desire to continue playing in the league next season. Parham joined the Broncos last August but did not see any game action, remaining on the practice squad despite opportunities due to underperformance in the tight end group. Meanwhile, Sills was a preseason standout but was unable to secure a spot on the active roster.