Dillon Gabriel stands out in Cleveland as a clear Week 1 depth option behind Watson, while Malachi Corley earns a Jets roster spot in a crowded receiver corps. Brandon Aiyuk lands on the PUP list, delaying his return and reshaping SF's early target tree. Ravens release Jalyn Armour‑Davis, Chargers install Trey Lance as the backup QB, and a wave of veterans hits the street across the league—all shifting fantasy value for depth players, sleepers, and streamers.

Today’s churn highlights a dynamic waiver environment: the Broncos, Colts, and other clubs reshuffled depth, signaling late‑summer rotations that could yield surprise fantasy assets as the season unfolds. Dynasty managers should track practice reps, injury timelines, and how these moves compress or expand Week 1 options.

Pittsburgh’s defense remains the league’s fiercest, led by T.J. Watt and Cam Heyward, with depth across the line and a pass rush that returns five DL with 200-plus rush attempts from last year. Offensively, the tackle spots are unsettled as Rodgers anchors an aging quarterback with uncertain protection, while Metcalf heads a high-ceiling pass game that needs cleaner downfield throws. The Steelers loom as playoff contenders if Rodgers can avoid major dips and the O-line stabilizes.

Ohio State News Roundup summarizes Day’s Texas opener prep, including offensive/defensive line rotations and a clearer depth chart at tackle and defensive tackle. It highlights press conferences, roster projections, special-teams duties, NIL chatter, and Buckeyes’ NFL-alumni presence as 2025 rosters take shape, signaling fantasy and dynasty implications for OSU stars.

Key Buckeyes trending toward NFL value include Stroud, Olave, Wilson, JSN, Paris Johnson Jr., Petit-Frere, and others, while depth and game-planning details shape DFS and dynasty outlooks. The roundup offers a compact lens on pro-ready OSU talent and the evolving NIL landscape.

NFL practice squads are forming as rosters trim from 90 to 53, with 17 spots per team and strict rookie-veteran mix. This piece explains the structure, pay, and eligibility, then highlights early PS candidates who could spark late-season depth for fantasy rosters.

Jets cut to 53 and now pivot to waivers, with seven spot in waiver priority and a focus on WR/TE depth. Expect active claims today as the new regime reshapes the roster for 2025, and potential links to outside targets loom large in fantasy circles.

chatter around Jakobi Meyers marks a real possibility if available, while Malachi Corley’s cut signals strategic moves to optimize the depth chart. The waiver window could swing Week 1 upside for several Jets pass-catchers.