Three Buffs surfaced on NFL 53-man rosters: Shedeur Sanders cracked the Browns’ QB room, while Travis Hunter joined the Jaguars, and Xavier Weaver earned a spot with the Cardinals. Buffaloes connected to Carolina (Jimmy Horn Jr.), Baltimore (LaJohntay Wester), and Seattle (Brady Russell) also showed up around rosters, with others like BJ Green II making Jacksonville’s 53 as an undrafted rookie. Several Buffs, including Shilo Sanders, faced tough cuts, while a few stayed hopeful for practice squads.

Transfers and UDFA stories continued to map Colorado’s latest alumni across the league. Von Miller energy, Deion-era swagger, and a trail of long-shot signings underlined a curious cross-section: rookies earning roster spots, veterans clinging to practice-squad chances, and a few ready to turn preseason buzz into week-to-week fantasy value.

The Seattle Seahawks opened their training camp with several intriguing discussions, notably around the versatile use of tight end Brady Russell. Head Coach Mike Macdonald emphasized Russell's adaptability in various offensive formations, hinting at a creative approach for the upcoming season. Russell, who has been honing his skills, could be a key player for the Seahawks as they seek to enhance their offensive capabilities.

With a focus on maximizing each player's potential, Macdonald's insights into Russell's role suggest that the Seahawks are preparing to leverage his unique skill set, making him a player to watch for fantasy enthusiasts. As the team gears up for the 2025 season, keeping an eye on Russell's development could pay dividends for those looking to bolster their fantasy rosters.