Oregon’s 2024 roster talent is already making NFL waves. Conerly Jr. earned a starting role with Washington, Bruch and Caldwell flashed in Arizona and LA respectively, while Harmon and Ferguson are positioned for big front-seven impacts after camp. Bassa and Reed impressed for KC and LA, Herbert carved out preseason run with Jacksonville, James isn’t active yet, and Cornelius shows camp potential in Dallas. Ducks’ NFL imprint across rookies is growing fast.

Eight Ducks draftees and several UFAs hit the ground running in camps and preseason, signaling a fertile pipeline for fantasy sleepers and late-round picks. Injuries and depth charts will shape early-season roles, but the initial NFL debuts suggest several Ducks could become staple depth players with weekly upside as the season unfolds.

Jacksonville's 53-man roster is set; the Jaguars must now assemble a 16-player practice squad (17 if International Pathway Player) by Wednesday's waiver deadline, with unclaimed players potentially signing PS deals soon after.

Ten soon-to-be-practice-squad candidates were released: Seth Henigan, Jabbar Muhammad, Eli Pancol, Ja'Quinden Jackson, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig, Sal Wormley, Patrick Herbert, Jordan Jefferson, Quintin Morris, and Trenton Irwin.

Henigan's preseason showing (71.1% for 178 yards) makes him an appealing stash; Pancol and Irwin bring run-work and veteran presence; Silmon-Craig and Wormley add depth on defense/special teams. The Jaguars will likely try to retain most on PS if waivers don’t claim them.