Giants begin trimming from 90 to 53 by Tuesday's deadline, eight moves already made after the preseason finale. Two more cuts Sunday drop the roster to 80, with kicker Jude McAtamney listed at 81 but exempt under the International Pathway Program.

Fantasy managers should watch how depth charts shift as rosters firm up. Early actions point to competitive kickers, evolving special-teams roles, and bubble players who could land on the practice squad or Week 1 roster, influencing late-season fantasy decisions.

Arizona and Las Vegas close out the NFL preseason with four cross-roster links that matter for fantasy managers. Zay Jones, Bilal Nichols, and Mykal Walker have long histories with Raiders, while Leki Fotu is the Raiders’ interior rotation piece who spent four seasons with Arizona. Jones is slated to be Arizona’s No. 3 receiver, offering a plausible weekly floor in PPR formats if the offense flows through quick, catch-and-run passes. Nichols is banged up and on the PUP list, clouding his early-season return and DL role. Walker’s Raiders stint and special-teams will keep him in the crosshairs for IDP depth, and Fotu’s Cardinals background provides a unique inside track as he anchors the Raiders’ interior. The finale doubles as a roster-weather-vane for fantasy outlooks, with health updates and depth-chart moves likely to swing brief value spikes as teams pare rosters after the preseason.

The Arkansas Razorbacks are back in pads nine days into fall camp, looking toward a season opener Aug. 30 against Alabama A&M at Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Taylen Green is healthy and expected to be the engine of Arkansas’ revamped offense, with a Year 2 jump in store. Rodney Hill has bulked to 193 pounds after playing around 185 in 2024, upping the Hogs’ backfield floor, while Braylen Russell has made measurable strides after a spring that coaches wanted to see improved. Caden Kitler has already drawn Rimington Trophy watch-list chatter, and O’Mega Blake is emerging as a Petrino-era offensive option, showing daily growth and leadership in the receiving corps. Green has appeared on preseason watch lists (Davey O’Brien), signaling rising expectations for Arkansas’ quarterback play.

Coverage from HawgBeat has peered into scrimmages and practice clips, highlighting depth on the line, skill-position versatility, and a kicking game that remains a talking point with a fresh environment around special teams. The article notes early notes from Sam Pittman and players on the scrimmage, while the team readies for the opener and builds a roster with multiple competition battles ahead. Fantasy-minded readers should monitor Green’s health and mobility, the Hill-Russell committee in the backfield, and the spread of targets among Arkansas’ pass-catchers as fall camp solidifies the pecking order before the season begins. Cam Little’s NFL-linked mention from the clip circuit also underscores the bridge between college performance and pro potential this season.

Riley Leonard, the Indianapolis Colts' rookie quarterback and former Notre Dame star, has created a buzz following his preseason debut against the Baltimore Ravens. Originally drafted in the sixth round, Leonard was expected to be a backup, but an early injury to Anthony Richardson provided him an unexpected opportunity. Notably, Leonard showcased his athleticism by rushing for 34 yards on four carries but faced challenges in the passing game, completing just 12 of 24 attempts for 92 yards with one interception.

The Colts' depth chart is in flux with Richardson's injury, leaving the door open for Leonard to potentially secure a starting role if he can improve his passing accuracy. Daniel Jones stepped in after Richardson's departure, but his performance has been underwhelming, raising questions about his starting viability. As the Colts navigate this preseason, Leonard's development will be critical to the team's offensive strategy moving forward.