Eagles vs Jets preface underlines how the final cuts will hinge on a handful of bubble players rather than headline starters. Watch Jakorian Bennett and Adoree' Jackson battle for CB2 opposite Kelee Ringo, with Cooper DeJean and Quinyon Mitchell entrenched as likely Week 1 starters. At safety, Andrew Mukuba’s hamstring keeps him on the edge, nudging Sydney Brown into a frontline role if Mukuba misses time. The John Metchie trade reshapes the Texans’ depth chart, amplifying the Metchie–Ainias Smith–Darius Cooper trio for that final roster spot, clarified further by a Johnny Wilson injury. Philadelphia’s three-TE option pits Kylen Granson against E.J. Jenkins, while the interior line group leans on Landon Dickerson’s health and Kenyon Green’s new acquisition. Drew Kendall could back up center; Matt Pryor covers multiple spots, and rookies Myles Hinton and Cameron Williams face a long odds path to the active roster, likely landing on practice squad.

Fantasy takeaway: with Hurts and most starters expected to sit, the spotlight shifts to depth-charts where the backups could claim meaningful snaps. Granson’s reliable receiving profile makes him a sneaky real-life and fantasy dart throw if Granson earns the final TE spot. The CB trio battle means late-round or waiver pickups in dynasty formats could surprisingly pay off if a role crystallizes. On the Texans side, Metchie’s path tightens the fringe targets, while Sydney Brown’s continued development could translate into speculative DB/WR value as the season nears.