Buffalo Bills may target three waiver candidates after cuts: Pooh Paul Jr., Isaiah Bolden, and Israel Mukuamu. Each offers defensive upside and immediate special-teams value, a smart depth move for a team chasing young talent.

Paul Jr. flashed before calf issues; Bolden is long and physical with Patriots experience; Mukuamu brings versatile safety/slot coverage. A claim here could reshape Bills' back seven for Week 1.

Morice Norris, Detroit safety, is in stable condition after a frightening preseaso n moment against Atlanta and will stay under observation at Grady Memorial Hospital. The game was suspended with Detroit leading 17-10 as medical staff attended to him for an extended period. The Lions and Falcons coaches handled the pause with care, signaling a grim but controlled outcome as Norris’ status dominated the night.

The situation casts a quick, real-world reminder to fantasy managers: depth at safety matters, especially in a young Lions secondary. Norris’ status could shift snaps and opportunities in the Lions’ defensive backfield, while Emory Jones and Kyle Allen saw action in the Falcons and Lions’ camps respectively in a game that will be remembered for more than the final score.

The New England Patriots are desperate for a victory as they prepare for their Week 6 clash with the Houston Texans, having lost four consecutive games to sit at 1-4 this season.

This matchup marks the starting debut of rookie quarterback Drake Maye, generating considerable excitement among fans. However, the team will be without key running back Rhamondre Stevenson due to a foot injury, adding to their injury woes.

Stevenson has been a significant contributor this season, but his absence puts pressure on Antonio Gibson and JaMycal Hasty to perform well in the ground game.