Two Buccaneers UDFA rookies seized a spot in the 53-man conversation after Tez Johnson’s standout return work and Garrett Greene’s first preseason touchdown against Buffalo. Johnson’s explosive kick and punt returns plus a glimpse of offensive use give Tampa Bay a tangible roster path. Greene, transitioning from quarterback to wide receiver, flashed mobility and ball skills, though he still faces a steep climb. Cutdown day looms as TB weighs depth at wide receiver and special-teams impact.

Garrett Greene flashed in TB's third preseason game, catching all three targets for 18 yards and a toe-tap touchdown that echoed his WVU days. The play showcased his burst, balance and acrobatic athleticism, signaling a potential gadget role in the Buccaneers' WR mix.

For fantasy, Greene is a late-round dart with upside in return opportunities and short-yardage packages if he earns a niche role. His preseason performance keeps him on the radar for deep rosters and speculative ops when TB's depth charts shift.

The Houston Texans are gearing up for their 2025 season opener against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium, marking 51 days until kickoff. Among the players associated with the number 51, current Pro Bowl defensive end Will Anderson Jr. stands out after a stellar Defensive Rookie of the Year season. Anderson showcased exceptional skills in his sophomore year, becoming a key player under head coach DeMeco Ryans. The countdown to the season emphasizes the legacy of players who have worn the number 51 since the Texans' inception in 2002.

The Tennessee Titans recently hosted a local pro day, showcasing potential prospects ahead of the 2025 NFL draft. Among the attendees was Garrett Greene, a quarterback from West Virginia, who has made the intriguing decision to transition to wide receiver for his NFL career. Known for his dual-threat capabilities, Greene threw for 2,300 yards and 15 touchdowns in his senior year, complemented by 751 rushing yards and six scores. However, he faced challenges with interceptions and sacks during his time as a QB.

Greene's versatility makes him an exciting prospect, reminiscent of last season’s breakout player Tyjae Spears. Although his height (5-foot-11) raises questions about his effectiveness as a receiver, his speed and athleticism could give him an edge in finding a niche role in the NFL. His experience catching passes in college, albeit limited, suggests he has the potential to adapt. This pro day could be a critical opportunity for Greene to impress teams seeking utility players.