NFL Sunday was defined by a rash of blocked kicks turned into points, with late-game drama across multiple games. Philadelphia’s Jordan Davis blocked a 44-yard attempt from Joshua Karty, then sprinted 61 yards for the go-ahead TD as the Eagles rallied past the Rams. Jets’ Will McDonald leapt the snap, blocked Chase McLaughlin’s 43-yarder, and returned it 50 yards for a lead in Tampa before Baker Mayfield’s drive and a 36-yard FG sealed it. Browns, Chargers, 49ers, Seahawks and Saints joined the party with blocks and late kicks, including Dicker, Pineiro and Szmyt delivering game winners.

The Denver Broncos have signed punter Matt Haack to a one-year deal, but they’re not stopping there as they look to bolster their special teams unit ahead of the draft. With Riley Dixon departing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Haack emerges as the frontrunner for punting duties. However, the Broncos are keeping an eye on South Carolina's Kai Kroeger, a standout punter who has a notable history as both a kicker and a fake punt specialist.

Kroeger, a two-time All-SEC punter, has shown versatility with a strong collegiate career, averaging 44.6 yards per punt. He also has a unique skill set, completing 70% of his passing attempts in fake punt situations, which could make him a valuable asset to a team looking to diversify its playbook. With no seventh-round pick, Denver's multiple sixth-round selections could be ideal for targeting Kroeger if he slips through the cracks.