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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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  • KC Running Back #9
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    Walker single-handedly out-gained the entire Denver offense on the evening as he was the clear point of emphasis in Patrick Mahomes’ first game back after tearing his ACL in 2025. He was fed seven carries on the team’s first nine offensive plays run from scrimmage, a drive that would result in a 15-yard Mahomes rushing touchdown on the team’s first possession. The highlight of the game for the explosive back was a 60-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-one, in which he bounced the football outside and dusted the secondary on his way to the end zone. He would add a receiving score on a “Kansas City Special” later in the game, taking a Mahomes shuttle pass to the end zone from two yards out to further bolster his counting stats. What’s more, walker played all but five offensive snaps in the first half with the game still within reason, highlighting a massive ceiling for the remainder of the season. Walker is a locked-in RB1 ahead of a Week 2 matchup against the Colts.
  • KC Quarterback #15
    A rushing score on the team’s first possession appeared to calm fantasy owners’ nerves as that was the area of Mahomes’ game most in question coming off the injury, but concerns grew as he completed just two of his first 12 pass attempts in his first start since suffering a torn ACL in 2025. A passing score to Rashee Rice at the end of the first half elevated his counting stats further before a shuttle pass touchdown to Kenneth Walker after the break took him into fantasy QB1 territory. Even so, the outing was far from perfect as Mahomes missed numerous open receivers on his way to a paltry 6.8 yards per pass attempt. Mahomes’ lone interception was a badly overthrown ball on a miscommunication in the third quarter that could have been much more damning had the Kansas City defense not held the Broncos to a field goal on the resulting possession. With games against the Colts, Dolphins, and Raiders on tap the next three weeks, the Chiefs could continue to lean on Walker after the recent addition out-gained the entire Denver offense by himself in Week 1. Mahomes will be difficult to trust until he proves to be more accurate through the air.
  • SEA Quarterback #14
    This reinforces previous reports that indicated the team was not considering injured reserve, with the injury believed to be of the short-term variety. Destin adds that Darnold’s hip joint is unaffected. Seattle fans breathe a collective sigh of relief as the team looks to become the third franchise to repeat as Super Bowl Champions since the turn of the century. Still no word from the team on Darnold’s expected recovery timeline, leaving fantasy managers scrambling to fill the roster hole in the interim.
  • It’s about the worst-case scenario for an offense with no shortage of change in 2026, with new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion now hit with a substantial blow to his front five. The news comes on the heels of a close Week 1 victory over the divisional rival Commanders, a game that played much closer than expected. Time will tell if Dickerson makes it back to previous form in what could be his final professional season.
  • KC Tight End #12
    Offensive tackle Josh Simmons was ruled out earlier in the week, with the other six players raising no surprise as the Chiefs open their season against the visiting Broncos. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes makes his return to the roster following a torn ACL suffered in 2025 as the team debuts a new-look offense following the addition of running back Kenneth Walker and return of former offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy.
  • DEN Running Back #28
    Badie’s inclusion on the Week 1 inactives list means rookie Jonah Coleman gets the nod as the RB3 behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey. It remains unlikely Coleman contributes meaningful counting stats in his first professional appearance, but the fact he is now confirmed to be ahead of Badie is meaningful to his longterm upside in what should be one of the top rushing attacks in the league.
  • PIT Cornerback #24
    Speaking to media Monday, Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy said cornerback Joey Porter Jr. would not play until he completes his “ramp-up period,” which effectively leaves a potential return open-ended. As we understand it, Porter Jr. has yet to participate in a full practice, but is “communicating with the trainer every day.” McCarthy added, “We’ll get him out there when he’s ready to go through a full practice.” Porter Jr. missed the entirety of the offseason program with a back injury but is also seeking a new contract, with the potential that the discussions surrounding dollars has influence on the current situation. More to come in this developing saga.
  • ARI Running Back #4
    Love was out-snapped 41 to 32 by Tyler Allgeier, who also handled 17 rush attempts compared to Love’s 11. While there was some concern over whether or not Love was on a snap count due to his ankle injury, LaFleur said the usage between the two backs was based on game flow. Love still managed to see 15 opportunities (11 rushes, 4 targets) in the win, but as long as he and Allgeier continue to split work, he will be hard to trust as anything more than a fringe RB2/RB3. Next week’s game against a stout Seahawks defense makes both backs risky bets.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #6
    It was reported Sunday night that Lane was likely to miss several weeks, but on Monday, Minter said Lane could be out a bit longer than expected. The rookie third-rounder caught 1-of-3 targets for 11 yards in his pro debut but was seeing a good amount of work before exiting. Lane’s 24 first-half snaps were the second-most of any Ravens receiver. We’ll likely have a better sense of how long Lane will be sidelined in the coming days.
  • DET Running Back #10
    According to Rapoport, Pacheco “had surgery to remove a body that was pressing on a nerve in his back.” The 27-year-old back is looking at a 12-week recovery, but if all goes well, he could return for the final month of the season. If the Lions don’t add anybody to their backfield in the coming days/weeks, Sione Vaki and Jacob Saylors will continue to serve as the primary backups behind Jahmyr Gibbs.

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.

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Diego Pavia is confident that his size won’t stop him from succeeding as a quarterback in the NFL, but the NFL showed a lot more doubt about his future over the last three days.
The Bears did not draft a quarterback, but they are signing one as an undrafted free agent.
Browns’ offense gets a complete makeover for Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Hurts receives new pieces around him and Matthew Stafford gets no notable additions.
The Packers didn’t draft a quarterback in their six-player class.
A look at Connor Rogers’ best undrafted free agents following an eventful 2026 NFL Draft.
Garrett Nussmeier had to wait a while, way longer than he expected, to hear his name.
The Patriots had only Tommy DeVito behind starter Drake Maye until Saturday.
The Commanders have added a fourth player to their quatrerback room in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL draft.
Florida’s Trey Smack became the first kicker off the board in the 2026 NFL draft.
Pro Bowler Jordan Stout followed John Harbaugh from the Ravens to the Giants, becoming the NFL’s highest-paid punter.