Angel Reese adds a Venice Film Festival cameo to her growing brand, linking the Chicago Sky standout to a Hollywood moment that could boost visibility for Sky players beyond the court. The cross sport splash signals heightened media attention and potential sponsorship chatter around Reese and her team.

Her appearance, paired with NFL buzz around Josh Allen and DK Metcalf tied to festival chatter, frames a narrative where off court fame might ripple into endorsements and fan interest, even if on court fantasy values remain driven by performance.

Look for Netflix and theater release chatter to influence sponsor narratives more than box score shifts, but the elevated spotlight could nudge fantasy buyers to monitor Reese and Sky teammates more closely as the season unfolds.

Gabe Davis is back with Buffalo after drawing visiting offers from New Orleans, New York, Pittsburgh and San Francisco, choosing the familiar Bills setup. He’ll start on Buffalo’s practice squad as his knee recovers, with a clear path to the 53-man roster once healthy. New Orleans pursued him, but relative fit and health won the day for Buffalo as Davis reunites with Josh Allen.

The Saints’ wide‑out room remains in flux, with veterans and young talents like Vele and Mellott on the radar while Davis’ decision underscores the cost of uncertainty at the position. Jacksonville’s cap hit on the Davis bid and the Bills’ continued WR depth shape a dynamic offseason for both teams.

Buffalo Bills Week 1 depth chart highlights Cole Bishop as a starting safety, pairing him with hampered injuries in the secondary. DeWayne Carter lands on season-ending IR, trimming theDT depth to Oliver, Jones, Sanders and Walker. Landon Jackson backs up Bosa, while Javon Solomon sits third behind Rousseau and Epenesa. At linebacker, Milano anchors, Williams emerges as a first-teamer, and Williams’ role remains fluid in a nickel-heavy scheme. Special teams lean into rookie versatility and a stable kicking/punting setup.

RotoBaller's 2025 PPR fantasy rankings update packs 415 top players across RB, WR, TE, QB, D/ST and K, with September refinements that reflect current injury news and early-season roles. Key takeaways: DeVonta Smith is pegged for uptick in production in Philly; Elic Ayomanor is listed as a Week 1 starter for Tennessee; Dalton Kincaid’s role appears capped behind Knox, while Jaylen Warren is framed as the Steelers’ featured runner. Quinshon Judkins and Calvin Ridley also figure prominently in early depth, with Barkley and Hurts among the usual fantasy anchors.