The Dolphins are weighing waiver-wire adds after trimming to 53, targeting five players who could bring speed or upside without wrecking current roles. The short list includes Armour-Davis, Woods, Dulcich, Pole and Estime. Waiver moves are usually modest bets, but these options offer clear paths to the 53 if they clear and fit Miami’s scheme.

Armour-Davis boosts corner depth with elite speed and familiarity with Weaver’s system; Woods or Dulcich would reshape the TE room; Pole provides o-line athleticism; Estime injects downhill power behind a run game that could use a punch. Expect a handful of claims, with real upside if the fit is right.

Miami fans should track which of these players lands and how quickly they carve out a role, especially given Waller’s ongoing absence and the need for versatile weapons in a crowded offense.

The Titans sit with the No. 1 waiver position and aim to add depth across RB, DL, LB and DB after cut day, targeting 15 players who could spark a quick roster boost or longer-term development. This group emphasizes athleticism, versatility and scheme-fit, offering Tennessee multiple lanes to upgrade the depth chart without giving up future assets.

Key targets include Armour-Davis and Brents at corner, Dulcich and Jenkins at tight end, Audric Estime and Sermon in the backfield, Foskey and Leal along the edge/DI rotation, and Watts on the edge. Veterans like Maulet and Moss would add experience, while the rest provide immediate upside or situational versatility.

Fantasy takeaway: monitor waiver moves closely. Several of these players could carve roles quickly if injuries linger or performance opens passing-down opportunities, making the wire a potential game-changer for Titans depth and fantasy value in the early portion of the season.

Colts trim to 53 ahead of the Tuesday 4 p.m. ET deadline, moving from 91 players while designating Jaylon Carlies to return from IR. They released and waived a wide mix of veterans and depth pieces, then set up for free-agent pickups and a 16-man practice squad built largely from their own waived players. Fantasy players should watch for shifts at tight end, linebacker, and wide receiver as the Colts retool their upside bets.

Key Young Colts targets to monitor include Jelani Woods stepping into a larger tight-end role behind Hayden Hurst if the offense leans heavier on two-TE sets, and lurking depth options like Ajou Ajou, Austin Ajiake, and Ulysses Bentley IV on the RB/WR mix. These adjustments will influence Week 1 allocations and sneaky streamer opportunities.

Colts 53-man roster for 2025 is headlined by a quarterback room featuring Daniel Jones, Riley Leonard, and Anthony Richardson, with Richardson expected to drive the offense. The backfield pairs Jonathan Taylor with D.J. Giddens and Tyler Goodson, while the receiving corps houses Pittman Jr., Downs, and Pierce alongside tight ends Alie-Cox and Mallory. Anton Nelson and Bernhard Raimann anchor a capable line.

Defensively, Indy stacks DeForest Buckner, Samson Ebukam, Neville Gallimore, Kwity Paye, and J.T. Tuimoloau with a solid front, while Joe Bachie, Zaire Franklin, and Cameron McGrone pace the linebackers. Cornerbacks include Mekhi Blackmon, Johnathan Edwards, Xavien Howard, and Charvarius Ward; safeties Camryn Bynum, Nick Cross, and Rodney Thomas II round out the secondary.

Notable cuts included Jelani Woods, Chris Lammons, JuJu Brents, and Isaiah Land, signaling a swift post-deadline reshuffle as the Colts pursue a playoff bid and AFC South title under Shane Steichen. With the first 53 in place, Indianapolis will still be active — refining depth and roles to maximize 2025 potential.