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The News Tribune’s Gregg Bell reports that Seahawks RB Jadarian Price did not practice on Friday due to “lower-body soreness.”

08 August 2026

The soreness info comes from a team spokesperson, who evidently opted not to share helpful details. Price has been practicing hard, at times taking reps with the first-, second- and third-team offenses, so a little soreness is unsurprising. We might end up learning that he is dealing with a minor injury at some point, though. The team could simply be playing coy. Until then, don’t panic. Price’s first-team usage is encouraging for his rookie season outlook and we still have a month to go be ...

Ravens WR Rashod Bateman said new OC Declan Doyle is lining him up all over the formation.

08 August 2026

Bateman, 26, has never quite lived up to his first-round draft capital, lining up on the perimeter on 88.4 percent of his career receiving snaps. Allowing him to line up in the slot and as the Z-receiver could help him out, although true sixth-year breakouts are uncommon in the NFL. He can only be viewed as a late-round, boom-bust option.

The Athletic’s Josh Kendall reports that Falcons WR Zachariah Branch is “looming” behind WR Olamide Zaccheaus for the starting slot role.

08 August 2026

According to Kendall, “everyone in Atlanta can see” Branch’s ascension. The diminutive rookie has been “a standout in Atlanta from the moment he stepped on the practice field.” Zaccheaus is still taking most of the first-team snaps, so Branch may have to continue fighting for the starting role in-season. That said, the coaching staff plans to line up Branch at all three wide receiver spots. Obvious questions remain regarding Branch’s ability to play in the NFL at 5'10/180, but the y ...

Titans WR Elic Ayomanor (shoulder) resumed practicing on Friday.

08 August 2026

Per ESPN’s Turron Davenport, Ayomanor was in the huddle early at today’s practice, which is a good sign. The second-year wide receiver left practice early yesterday after seemingly injuring his left shoulder. He appears to be good to go and will now resume competing for a starting role.

Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley said he hopes WR Chris Bell (knee) plays in the preseason.

08 August 2026

Hafley does not yet know if Bell will be able to play in the preseason, but thinks it would be “a huge benefit” if so. Bell is reportedly making “significant” progress in his rehab from a late-season ACL tear and is now running, cutting, accelerating and decelerating. The Dolphins still don’t consider Bell “day-to-day,” but it seems as though they expect him to play in “real games” this year. Keep an eye on him. The rookie wide receiver could be worth adding off waivers in-sea ...

Packers TE Tucker Kraft (knee) is not practicing on Friday.

08 August 2026

ESPN’s Rob Demovsky notes this is Kraft’s first absence since he returned from the physically unable to perform list. The Packers are having their annual Family Night this evening, and Demovsky believes the team is simply giving Kraft the night off. There is no cause for concern at this time.

Steelers signed WR Colton Dowell, formerly of the 49ers.

07 August 2026

The Steelers also brought aboard TE Lance Mason. They correspondingly released TE JJ Galbreath and WR AT Perry. Dowell and Mason will likley have to compete for roster spots this month.

The Athletic’s Brooks Kubena reports that Eagles TE Eli Stowers “has yet to move up the depth chart.”

07 August 2026

Stowers is reportedly still working with the third-team offense. The rookie tight end has been a late-round target for best ball drafters hoping to secure late-season production from their TE3. While that outcome is still possible, it would be nice to see Stowers gain a little ground this month.

Saints signed DE Garrett Nelson, formerly of the Seahawks.

07 August 2026

Nelson did not play on defense at all last season. He replaces DT Keeshawn Silver, whom the Saints waived today.

The New Tribune’s Gregg Bell reports that Seahawks RB Jadarian Price did not practice on Friday due to “lower-body soreness.”

07 August 2026

The soreness info comes from a team spokesperson, who evidently opted not to share helpful details. Price has been practicing hard, at times taking reps with the first-, second- and third-team offenses, so a little soreness is unsurprising. We might end up learning that he is dealing with a minor injury at some point, though. The team could simply be playing coy. Until then, don’t panic. Price’s first-team usage is encouraging for his rookie season outlook and we still have a month to go be ...

Broncos DE Matt Henningsen suffered a season-ending Achilles tendon rupture on Friday.

07 August 2026

This is unbelievably brutal. For the second year in a row, Henningsen ruptured an Achilles tendon on August 7th, this time in the other foot. The former sixth-round pick last played in 2023. He is scheduled to hit free agency at the end of the year.

Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten “got a lot of work between the 20s” during Friday’s scrimmage.

07 August 2026

Tuten operated as the starter, but “eventually, the Jaguars settled into a rotation where Tuten would start the drives before pass-protection specialist RB LeQuint Allen took over on third down, and RB Chris Rodriguez would enter the lineup when the Jaguars got within the 10-yard line. We still don’t know if Allen owns the two-minute drill role, but we know the team values his passing game skill set. He should be considered the favorite for both passing down gigs. If this overall rotation a ...

Jaguars RB Chris Rodriguez was the team’s primary running back inside the 10-yard line at Friday’s scrimmage.

07 August 2026

Rodriguez got some snaps between the 20s as well, rotating in behind RB Bhayshul Tuten. Per Sports Illustrated’s John Shipley, Rodriguez “got most, if not all, of the goal-line type reps.” In a separate article, Shipley notes that the Jaguars’ running back usage at last year’s scrimmage did not carry over into the regular season, and said it would be “dangerous to use the scrimmage as a data point.” The Jaguars have been easing Rodriguez back into action in recent weeks, following ...

Bears signed S Xavier Woods, formerly of the Titans.

07 August 2026

Woods, 31, is an experienced veteran, brought in to help shore up a Bears secondary that has been hit hard by injuries in recent weeks. Before suffering a season-ending hamstring injury late last year, Woods totaled one pass breakup, two interceptions, 31 tackles, one quarterback pressure and one sack.

Commanders signed OG Max Scharping, formerly of the Steelers.

07 August 2026

Scharping suffered a season-ending ACL tear in September 2025. He has played just 20 offensive snaps since 2023 and will likely compete for a backup spot here.

Cowboys signed RB Jashaun Corbin, formerly of the Patriots.

07 August 2026

Corbin has not played since 2023, rushing once for one yard with the Giants. The Cowboys correspondingly waived RB Dominic Richardson.

Giants coach John Harbaugh said RB Cam Skattebo’s apparent leg injury is “nothing serious at all.”

07 August 2026

Skattebo left practice early on Friday after taking a hard hit from LB Arvell Reese. Skattebo spent the rest of today’s practice on the Giants’ sideline, stretching his left leg. Per The Athletic’s Dan Duggan, it was it was his hamstring. That makes sense. Some of you might remember that Skattebo suffered a season-ending right ankle dislocation and fibula fracture last year. Harbaugh said that Skattebo is still “working back into football shape.” Putting two and two together, it sound ...

Ravens signed LB Jamon Johnson, formerly of the Packers.

07 August 2026

Johnson notched three solo tackles, one TFL and one forced incompletion last year. He will likely compete for a backup role in Baltimore.

ESPN’s Jordan Raanan reports that Giants RB Cam Skattebo exited practice early after suffering an apparent left leg injury on Friday.

07 August 2026

Per Raanan, Skattebo “went down after a collision with LB Arvell Reese.” Skattebo stopped practicing after that but did not depart for the locker room. Instead, he remained on the sideline, stretching his left leg. The good news here is that he did not re-injure his right leg. He suffered a season-ending right ankle dislocation and fibula fracture last year. That leg appears to be a-okay. The fact that Skattebo was not taken to the locker room could be a positive indicator on this one. Perh ...

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Colts CB Cam Taylor-Britt was suspended one game for violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy.

07 August 2026

Taylor-Britt was sentenced to five days in jail after pleading guilty to traffic charges in January. This suspension could be related to that. Taylor-Britt, 26, closed the 2025 season on injured reserve with a foot injury. He entered free agency after four seasons with the Bengals, and the Colts signed him in March. PFF credits him with three forced incompletions last year.

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