Week 3 fines hit the wallet hard across the NFL, with taunting and helmet-related penalties dominating the headlines. Trey McBride became the first Cardinals player fined in 2025 for taunting after a 17-yard catch against San Francisco. Across the league, 20 players were fined for a total of $262,382 in Week 3, and over three weeks the tally climbs to $731,770 with 59 fines, 34 of which did not draw on-field penalties. The spread shows where enforcement is tight and how it could influence fantasy calculations.

Cleveland Browns place six undrafted rookies on the initial 53-man roster, led by Isaiah Bond and Adin Huntington. Gage Larvadain impressed as a receiver and returner, Easton Mascarenas-Arnold and Carson Schwesinger anchor the linebacker group, and Dom Jones alongside Donovan McMillon earned spots in the secondary. Diontae Johnson is out, illustrating a reshaped depth chart. Roster moves ahead of the official cutdown tracker signal a rocky but promising path for the rookie class.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have scheduled a pre-draft visit with local safety Donovan McMillon from the University of Pittsburgh. This visit is significant as it won't count against the team's limit of 30 pre-draft visits. McMillon impressed scouts with a 40-yard dash time of 4.44 seconds during his pro day, placing him among the fastest safeties available. His height of 6'1 5/8" and weight of 203 pounds also make him one of the more physically imposing prospects in his position this year. As Pittsburgh looks to reinforce their defensive backfield, McMillon could be a strong candidate for selection in the upcoming draft.