Denver’s depth at guard took a hit as Nick Gargiulo was placed on injured reserve with a season-ending injury, leaving the Broncos with veteran backups Calvin Throckmorton and Will Sherman now tasked with larger roles in the interior. Denver immediately pivoted to the free-agent market, signing Adam Prentice at fullback as Michael Burton deals with a hamstring issue and Nate Adkins is sidelined by an ankle procedure. Prentice, a CSU alum with long ties to Payton and Paton, provides a seasoned blocker and special-teams option to stabilize run- and pass-blocking schemes while the rookie Gargiulo recovers. The club is balancing a tightened depth chart as it prepares for the season, with Prieskorn taking some FB looks in run plays as Prentice arrives to reinforce the position.

Denver Broncos tight end Cole Fotheringham has reverted to the team's injured reserve list following his release with an injury designation. After clearing waivers, Fotheringham faces a full season on IR unless he secures an injury settlement with the team. The Broncos signed Caden Prieskorn, an undrafted rookie from Ole Miss, to fill the vacant roster spot. With the addition of Prieskorn, who previously attended rookie camp with the Detroit Lions, the Broncos continue to evaluate their tight end depth amidst injury challenges.

The Detroit Lions have added three players from their rookie minicamp while waiving tight end Caden Prieskorn. The new signings include tight end Luke Deal, who went undrafted from Auburn and served as a blocking specialist, wide receiver Malik Taylor, a Flint native who previously played for the New York Jets, and defensive tackle Raequan Williams, a former Philadelphia Eagle. Taylor brings three years of NFL experience and a connection to Michigan, having played at Ferris State, while Williams adds depth to the defensive line after a stint at Michigan State.

The Lions had two open roster spots, allowing them to capitalize on the talent showcased during the minicamp. This strategy reflects their commitment to building a strong foundation through young and experienced players alike. Each of these additions could significantly impact the Lions' depth chart as they prepare for the upcoming season.

The Detroit Lions have signed three players for tryouts, including veteran defensive tackle Raequan Williams, following their rookie minicamp. This move comes as the team seeks to bolster its roster ahead of the upcoming season. Alongside Williams, the Lions have also added additional talent that could enhance their defensive lineup. In a related move, they waived undrafted free agent tight end Caden Prieskorn to create space on the roster. This shake-up highlights the Lions' ongoing commitment to improving their squad as they prepare for the season.

The Detroit Lions have signed former Ole Miss tight end Caden Prieskorn as an undrafted free agent, marking a new chapter for the 6-foot-6 athlete. While Prieskorn comes from a football family—his brother Brady plays at Michigan—it's his wife, Cali, who has captured the spotlight on social media with a robust following on TikTok and Instagram. Despite being a secondary figure in his household, Caden's journey from being a fringe draft prospect to potentially making the Lions roster highlights his determination. In his last college season, he had 27 receptions for 401 yards, but critics considered him a late-round pick or undrafted. Now, joining the Lions' camp, he embraces the chance to play close to home, surrounded by family support.