Tru Edwards stole the night for the Rams with a clean sideline grab that flashed elite focus and catch-point ability in the preseason spotlight.

Dresser Winn led a crisp Rams drive, showing touch and tempo as Los Angeles leaned on depth at quarterback beyond the starter.

Across the league, Shough and Sanders battled inconsistencies in backup action, while Riley Leonard connected on a deep score for Indianapolis and Isaac TeSlaa flashed for Detroit, hinting at emergent roles.

Special-teams highlights and veteran performances closed the night, with Tyler Loop drilling a 61-yard FG for Baltimore and Brandon Aubrey following up with a 64-yarder, underscoring the value of kickers in late-round fantasy and Week 1 projections.

Colts preseason finale vs. Bengals offered crisp roster signals and a handful of standout performers. Will Mallory solidified TE4 duties ahead of Jelani Woods, while Luke Tenuta grabbed the final tackle spot at right tackle. Adetomiwa Adebawore dominated as the fourth DT, with Cam McGrone and Austin Ajiake earlier earning starting linebacker reps alongside Joe Bachie. Laquon Treadwell exploded for 116 yards on six catches, and Isaiah Land flashed pass-rush punch. Riley Leonard was efficient through the air, and the unit overall posted a clean, low-penalty game.

Defensively, run-stopping remains a work in progress when Buckner or Grover Stewart aren’t on the field, a reminder that the Colts will lean on a versatile, blitz-happy style under Anarumo. The depth pieces at cornerback and wide receiver are still sorting out roster spots as the Colts weigh seven-defensive-back looks or heavy coverage schemes. Fantasy angles tilt toward Mallory, Treadwell, Land, and the DL/LB depth, with a keen eye on how the 53-man decisions shake out for Week 1.

The Colts are projected to carry 43 locks on the 53-man roster, leaving roughly 10 spots for competition as cuts loom after training camp and the preseason.

Colts Week 2 preseason versus Green Bay highlighted Indianapolis’ depth and some standout performers according to Pro Football Focus. Chris Lammons led the way with an 88.4 grade, delivering two pressures and a sack as a blitzer and showing solid coverage with three pass breakups. Jelani Woods followed at 86.7, drawing heavy targets (six) and contributing as a blocker on seven plays, even though he gained just 22 receiving yards. Tyler Warren (85.9) secured a 25-yard catch and flashed as a potential explosive target, while Luke Tenuta (85.7) stepped in at right tackle after injuries to Braden Smith and Blake Freeland, posting favorable marks in the run game and pass protection. Anthony Gould (85.2) served as a reliable option with three catches for 30 yards, including a long gain negated by a penalty. On the negative side, Adetomiwa Adebawore (29.8) showed some address, but struggled in the run game, and Marcus Haynes (38.8) faced difficulties in run defense. PFF cautions that grading is only one tool, but these marks shape roster discussions and fantasy angle considerations as Colts navigate their depth chart.

Day 11 at the NovaCare Complex highlighted a busy week ahead for the defending champs, with Zack Baun returning from a back contusion and easing back into action as Philadelphia gears up for a 90-minute morning session and an open stadium practice. Darius Cooper’s ascent into the first-team mix, paired with Jakorian Bennett’s practice debut and Eli Ricks’s continued emergence, signaled a crowded corner and pass-catching depth chart. On offense, Jalen Carter is rounding into form, and a three-way QB storyline emerged as Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Kyle McCord, and A.J. Brown’s hamstring issue loomed over practice plans and roster decisions. The day underscored a depth-chart battleground shaping the squad for joint practices and preseason aims.

Rising rookies and veterans alike are pushing for meaningful snaps. The Eagles will lean into the competition as they prepare for Lincoln Financial Field’s big-stage practice, with the Browns set to clash in joint sessions and a Friday preseason tilt on the horizon. Fantasy managers should monitor Baun’s workload and the McCord vs. Thompson-Robinson dynamic, along with Brown’s health trajectory, as Sunday’s practice evolves into a yardstick for early-season roles and potential fantasy upside.