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OTAs are crucial for Mendoza getting up to speed
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers discuss what Fernando Mendoza is learning at Raiders OTAs that will serve him well as he adjusts to the NFL.

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  • SF Wide Receiver #11
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    Pelissero calls this a “potential complication in [Aiyuk’s] efforts to secure his release by reporting to the facility Friday.” While it’s possible both sides reach a deal for Aiyuk to pay back that money, which would make this a non-issue, Pelissero said this could also end up going to arbitration, which may delay things. Aiyuk is scheduled to report to the 49ers’ facilities today, so we could have our answer in the next few hours about when this situation is resolved and Aiyuk has been granted his release. Aiyuk recently hired Drew Rosenhaus with the hopes of being reinstated into the league and with a new team soon. The 28-year-old last played in 2024.
  • ATL Defensive End #27
    Pearce’s status is not injury-related. This likely has more to do with whether or not head coach Kevin Stefanski believes Pearce is in enough shape to play a game after being sidelined for eight weeks due to his suspension. Pearce was a full participant in practice, and teams said he will operate on a pitch count, so it seems highly unlikely he will be scratched on game day. In addition to Pearce, the Falcons also listed LB Yasir Abdullah (hamstring), WR Beaux Collins (hip), LB Divine Deablo (forearm), and OT Cameron Williams (ankle) as questionable for Week 9.
  • ATL Running Back #15
    Robinson was briefly listed as questionable only for head coach Kevin Stefanski to rule him out shortly after the initial report. Robinson was limited in practice throughout the week, but the Falcons are opting to play it safe, likely hoping another week on the sidelines will lower the chances of re-injury. Rookie WR Zachariah Branch (hamstring) has also been ruled out for the game after picking up an injury in last week’s loss to the Buccaneers.
  • BAL Tight End #89
    Andrews, somewhat disgustingly, led the team in receiving with a modest 19 yards on a night undrafted free agent rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano threw for only 60 yards in his first career start. It remains difficult to start the veteran tight end, who has made more mental mistakes this season than he has receptions.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle did what he could to overcome undrafted free agent rookie Joe Fagnano under center, routinely putting Flowers in Motion across the formation to generate some level of misdirection for an offense with zero ability to attack downfield. That included three rush attempts and a completion thrown by running back Derrick Henry, but it wasn’t enough to salvage a usable fantasy week for the electric receiver. Fantasy managers can rest easy knowing help is on the way in the form of veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett, who was signed earlier in the week and will likely make his team debut when the Ravens take on the Chargers in Week 10. Flowers will return to upside WR2 range with the change at quarterback.
  • BAL Running Back #22
    Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle did everything in his power to overcome an undrafted free agent rookie quarterback in his first professional start, going so far as to call numerous direct snaps to Henry and a Henry pass attempt, but it ultimately proved futile. Things appeared to be trending in the right direction as the Ravens played the Jaguars to a tightly contested game through the first 29 minutes before Parker Washington broke the game open with a 50-yard touchdown in the final minute before the break. Things got nasty for Henry after the half as he managed only two additional yards after bruising his way to 55 first half yards. Henry will return to RB1 status in fantasy circles in Week 10 when the Ravens take on the Chargers.
  • BAL Running Back #43
    Hill became the first running back to amass more than 75 yards against the Jaguars since the start of the 2025 regular season with a 65-yard touchdown with the game well out of hand in the second half. It was an otherwise poor showing for the entirety of the Baltimore offense with a rookie undrafted free agent starting his first NFL game. Hill remains nothing more than a desperation FLEX ahead of a Week 10 meeting with the Chargers.
  • BAL Quarterback #12
    Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle did everything he could to scheme around a starting undrafted free agent rookie quarterback in his first NFL start, calling numerous exotic looks to include direct snaps to Derrick Henry, a Henry pass attempt, quick outs to Zay Flowers, Flowers rush attempts, and flea flickers, but it wasn’t enough to overcome poor execution, consistently off-target throws, and a lack of downfield ability. The Ravens also committed numerous pre-snap penalties as they continue to lead the league in that area through nine weeks, which killed multiple drives. Fagnano managed only 25 pass yards in the first half, finishing with a ridiculous 60 yards, while both interceptions came in the second half with the team in desperation mode. Fagnano leaves his first, and likely last, NFL start with a sour taste in his mouth, as he likely retreats to backup duties following the signing of veteran Jacoby Brissett earlier in the week.
  • JAC Tight End #85
    Strange was overshadowed by the 52-yard reception from fellow tight end Nate Boerkircher on the team’s opening possession, but he made a really nice grab in triple coverage over the middle of the field to set up the team’s second score of the game. Strange remains unlikely to see consistent volume for as long as the Jaguars continue to so handily control games, something that appears likely to continue given the team holds the weakest strength of schedule for the remainder of the regular season. Fantasy managers likely have better options ahead of a Week 10 meeting with the Titans.
  • JAC Wide Receiver #11
    Both of Washington’s receptions came before the break, the second of which was a 50-yard touchdown on a double-move slant against Cover-0 with under one minute remaining before the half. Washington remains one of the most efficient receivers in the league but consistently positive game scripts have left the overall pass volume lacking, particularly in the second half this season. He remains an upside WR2 ahead of a Week 10 meeting with the Titans.

Connor Rogers’ Draft Takeaways

The 2026 NFL Draft was eventful as always, sporting its fair share of surprising picks and potential future stars. Connor Rogers shares his grades for every team, recognizing who made smart plays and who may have missed the mark.
Connor Rogers shares his winners and losers from the 2026 NFL Draft, explaining why Jordyn Tyson will complement Chris Olave in New Orleans, questioning if the Jaguars chose tight end Nate Boerkircher too early and more.

2026 Draft Recap

Chris Simms and Connor Rogers discuss the drafts from both the New York Giants and Jets, explaining how both teams put together a strong collection of players.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio discuss the Rams selecting Ty Simpson in the first round and question how else Los Angeles could have improved the roster to maximize their Super Bowl window.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms are excited to see the drama unfold after the Jets passed on Arvell Reese for David Bailey, only for Reese to go to the in-city rival in the Giants.
The Arizona Cardinals showed a ton of confidence in Jeremiyah Love’s abilities by picking the former Notre Dame running back third overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Mike Florio reacts to the Philadelphia Eagles jumping in front of the Pittsburgh Steelers to draft Makai Lemon and the potential ramifications for this situation.
Matthew Berry and Lawrence Jackson Jr. react to the Steelers drafting Drew Allar in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft and examine the opportunity the former Penn State quarterback has in Pittsburgh.
Matthew Berry and Lawrence Jackson Jr. react to the Cardinals selecting a quarterback in Miami’s Carson Beck, analyzing what Arizona’s newest signal-caller brings to the NFL.

Connor Rogers’ Draft Rankings

Rogers' EDGE draft rankings: Bailey, Bain on top
Connor Rogers breaks down his edge rusher rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft with Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry.

Player Compilations

Check out the best moments from Jeremiyah Love’s fantastic 2025 season, which made him a Heisman Trophy finalist.
Carnell Tate’s 2025 season highlights show why teams will be interested in him as the potential WR1 in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Check out the kinds of plays that made Makai Lemon a Biletnikoff Award winner and a first-round worthy prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Watch some of the top plays from Sonny Styles’ senior season at Ohio State, where the linebacker solidified himself as one of the top picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Watch highlights from Fernando Mendoza’s 2025 season at Indiana, which saw the quarterback skyrocket up NFL draft big boards and win the Heisman Trophy.
Check out the season highlights that have NFL teams drooling over the potential and versatility of Ohio State defender Arvell Reese.
Check out the 2025 season highlights for Denzel Boston, who thrived for Washington and established himself as a top wide receiver in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Watch some of the best moments from Kenyon Sadiq’s impressive 2025 season for the Oregon Ducks.
Watch the best plays from safety Caleb Downs’ Jim Thorpe Award-winning 2025 season for the Buckeyes, in which his unanimous All-American campaign has him projected as one of the top picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Check out the highlights from Omar Cooper Jr.'s stellar 2025 season for the national champion Indiana Hoosiers.
Watch the best plays from Jadarian Price’s standout redshirt junior campaign at Notre Dame, a season that some believe will net him Day 2 consideration in this year’s NFL draft.
Relive Dillon Thieneman’s standout moments from the 2025 season, where the safety thrived in Oregon’s defensive backfield and currently projects as a top-20 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Connor Rogers’ Prospect Film Breakdowns

Connor Rogers breaks down film of Ohio State’s Arvell Reese, explaining why the explosive linebacker might be the “best defensive prospect in next year’s draft.”
Connor Rogers dives into Makai Lemon’s tape from USC’s win over Michigan, highlighting how he “does the little things right” in addition to his big-play ability for the Trojans.
Connor Rogers breaks down film of Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate, explaining why he’s a master of spacing and is one of the most explosive playmakers in college football.
Connor Rogers looks back at game film from Kenyon Sadiq’s first month of the season, breaking down how the versatile tight end torches defenses as a pass-catcher and dominates as a run-blocker.
Connor Rogers breaks down film of Caleb Downs, explaining why the Ohio State safety’s instincts, football IQ and physicality make him a future first round NFL draft pick.
Connor Rogers breaks down film of Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston, explaining how his pairing of physical tools and a high football IQ will make him a sought-after player come the 2026 NFL Draft.

Podcasts

More NFL Draft news

Mike Florio and Chris Simms analyze Sean McVay’s reaction to the Rams selecting Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at No. 13 overall and discuss what the move means for Los Angeles.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss Diego Pavia not being selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, analyzing the polarizing nature of the former Vanderbilt quarterback.
The Lions took a step backward in 2025, and as they build their roster for 2026, they’re getting back to grit.
Mike Florio recaps the news of the San Francisco 49ers keeping wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk through this years’ draft.
Mike Florio reacts to the Cleveland Browns drafting another quarterback in Taylen Green and the incoming roster crunch for Todd Monken.
Mike Florio discusses the Las Vegas Raiders trading former first round pick to the New Orleans Saints.
Mike Florio lays out the news of Mike Vrabel reportedly being in contact with the Patriots during day three of the draft when he was attending counseling.
Mike Florio shares why he does not think the New York Giants will sign Odell Beckham Jr. back with the reporting of the two sides interested in a reunion.
Mike Florio shares his thoughts on Steve Tisch being present in the New York Giants draft room.