uilding moments that will shape the early-season depth chart.

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LeBron James tuned in to two NFL preseason games Friday and zeroed in on rookies Shedeur Sanders and TreVeyon Henderson. Sanders, taking the Browns’ first-team reps against Carolina, delivered two passing TDs for 138 yards on 14 of 23, and James publicly cheered, calling him a prince and urging continued grind. Henderson, a Buckeyes alum in the Patriots’ lineup, flashed speed with a blazing 100-yard kickoff return on his very first NFL touch, drawing a hype-filled reaction from James on social media.

The spectacles aren’t just entertaining; they feed the fantasy chatter around both players. If Sanders holds the Browns’ starting job, his dual-threat upside could lift him into the streamer-to-sneaky QB2 territory early in the season. Henderson’s kickoff-return spark hints at a potentially larger role in New England’s offense, offering dynasty and DFS players a reason to watch keenly as the regular season approaches. James’s public endorsements amplify the narrative, signaling heightened awareness around these two NFL newcomers.

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Dallas’ exhibition vs. the Rams is a chance to spot hidden fantasy advisories. Jaydon Blue burst onto first‑string reps when Deuce Vaughn left the lineup, showing burst, vision, and a one‑hand grab that screams matchup nightmare. Traeshon Holden has climbed into the Cowboys’ second tier at receiver, pinning himself to the roster with reliable hands and steady gains on the sideline and at the back of the end zone.

Perrion Winfrey has been the interior disruptor Dallas hoped to land in pads, flashing penetration and constant pressure alongside Odighizuwa. Jonathan Mingo has flashed true X‑receiver potential in camp, blending blocking with coverage‑beating plays, signaling a potential early-life upgrade at the WR3/4 role. Roster battles at WR feel more real with Holden, Mingo, Tolbert, and Brooks pushing for snaps as pads come on.

Defensively, Damone Clark has lo

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