Denver's 17-player practice squad update centers on Adam Prentice’s elevation to the 53-man roster and A.J. Woods stepping in to fill Prentice’s practice squad spot. The Broncos’ group also adds depth pieces at wide receiver (A.T. Perry, Michael Bandy, Thayer Thomas), running back Deuce Vaughn, tight ends Caleb Lohner and Patrick Murtagh, along with offensive linemen Calvin Throckmorton and Joe Michalski, plus several blockers, defenders and special-teams contributors. A new cornerback, Jon Heath, headlines the defensive shuffling.

For fantasy and betting, Perry, Vaughn and Woods stand out as players to monitor for early-season usage or injury-driven opportunities. Woods brings NFL experience and a Super Bowl ring with Philadelphia, while Vaughn’s presence adds RB depth behind the Denver depth chart. The remainder are depth pieces whose fantasy impact hinges on injuries or roster moves down the line.

Denver signed A.J. Woods to the practice squad and promoted Adam Prentice to the active roster, filling a 53-man spot with a depth-first move rather than a splash addition. Woods, undrafted in 2024, spent last season with the Eagles’ practice squad, had a brief Washington stint, and now has a real shot to show his versatility in Denver’s defensive backfield.

Philadelphia visits the Buccaneers in Week 4 and welcomes Denver in Week 5 at Lincoln Financial Field, framing a week-to-week storyline of cross-team rosters. For fantasy managers, Woods is a speculative stash with limited immediate upside, while Prentice’s elevation signals continued value on special teams and short-yardage depth rather than heavy week-to-week production.

The Tennessee Titans have made a significant move by signing veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett to a one-year contract worth $4 million, with potential incentives raising the total to $6 million. Lockett, a seasoned All-Pro talent, brings a wealth of experience and skill to a Titans receiving corps that is looking to rebound from a disappointing 2024 season. Previously with the Seattle Seahawks, he recorded impressive stats over his ten-year career, including 8,594 receiving yards and 61 touchdowns.

As a precise route-runner and a reliable target, Lockett is expected to enhance the Titans' offensive strategy, providing quarterback Will Levis with a dependable weapon alongside Calvin Ridley. His presence could also draw defensive attention, potentially benefiting running back Tony Pollard and tight end Chig Okonkwo. Despite a drop in production during his final years in Seattle due to increased competition for targets, Lockett's undeniable talent and experience are poised to make a meaningful impact in Tennessee.