scape for early-season targets, role clarity, and workload volatility.

Rosters will expose the most meaningful shifts: Lance’s edge in Los Angeles could unlock mobile yields and rushing TD upside; Bourne and Polk offer veteran steadiness and developmental upside in their rooms; Renfrow’s path to a resurgence depends on special teams and depth chart chemistry; Bellinger and Washington could siphon early targets in Giants and Steelers offenses, while Jefferson’s fate with the Titans hinges on depth at receiver and special teams value. These moves will redefine who to trust in lineups and who to stash on fantasy benches as September approaches.

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The NFL preseason wraps with final cuts looming and teams eyeing upgrades at backup quarterback. The piece maps potential trades of veterans like Jameis Winston, Kirk Cousins, Matthew Stafford, Trey Lance and Andy Dalton, highlighting how a smart move could shore up depth behind a starter while shedding salary or stockpiling late picks. The Browns, Vikings, Rams, Cowboys, Panthers and Falcons surface as plausible destinations or targets as rosters trim from 90 to 53.

Winston’s extensive starting experience and the Vikings’ depth concerns mix with offensive familiarity to fuel chatter about a Winston-to-Mi(n)nesota swap. Cousins-to-Rams surfaces as a stopgap, leveraging Sean McVay’s system while Stafford ages. Lance’s trajectory elsewhere, Heinicke’s value on the trade market, and Dalton’s Carolina status add nuance to the week’s cut-day calculus, with teams weighing future flexibility against current needs.

Fantasy managers should watch for teams that prioritize immediate innings-eater depth at QB behind a likely Week 1 starter, as well as veteran backups who could step into a larger role if called upon. The weekend’s roster moves could tilt late-season depth charts, influencing streaming and bench strategies across fantasy formats.

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Dallas continues to grind through its final preseason, placing Joe Milton at

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