Steelers practice squad reshuffle features three notable surprises: Robert Woods returns to the practice squad, Max Hurleman and Sebastian Castro are back on board, and DeMarvin Leal is kept over Eku Leota. The moves emphasize depth-building and a patient development plan as Pittsburgh gears up for the regular season.

Fantasy angles center on Woods providing veteran reliability if elevated, while Hurleman and Castro offer multi-position upside and special-teams value. Leal’s retention hints at a potential future surge, whereas Leota could have a larger impact elsewhere. The depth chart is taking shape ahead of Week 1.

Patriots hold fourth in waiver order and are weighing a slate of 10 waiver targets aimed at upgrading QB depth, inline TE/OL ability, and a more aggressive defensive front after this week’s cuts. The group includes Tommy DeVito, Jakob Johnson, Treyton Welch, Jaelyn Duncan, DeMarvin Leal, Gabriel Murphy, JuJu Brents, Javon Foster, Esa Pole, and Seth McLaughlin, with Titans’ Josh Whyle and Andrew Rupcich noted as long-shot but possible add-ons. New England plans to stay fluid as upgrades surface in the next days.

The Titans sit with the No. 1 waiver position and aim to add depth across RB, DL, LB and DB after cut day, targeting 15 players who could spark a quick roster boost or longer-term development. This group emphasizes athleticism, versatility and scheme-fit, offering Tennessee multiple lanes to upgrade the depth chart without giving up future assets.

Key targets include Armour-Davis and Brents at corner, Dulcich and Jenkins at tight end, Audric Estime and Sermon in the backfield, Foskey and Leal along the edge/DI rotation, and Watts on the edge. Veterans like Maulet and Moss would add experience, while the rest provide immediate upside or situational versatility.

Fantasy takeaway: monitor waiver moves closely. Several of these players could carve roles quickly if injuries linger or performance opens passing-down opportunities, making the wire a potential game-changer for Titans depth and fantasy value in the early portion of the season.

Texas A&M’s weekend spans undefeated women’s soccer at 2-0-2, a veteran-led volleyball opener vs. Minnesota with 96.8% of last year’s kills returning, and a freshmen-to-pro pipeline with Aggies buzzing in the NFL preseason. Trinity Buchanan and Taylor Jernigan fueled the rally at Ellis Field, while A&M’s basketball newcomer Eemil Martinez joins a guard rotation eager to press, and a slate of Aggies chasing 53-man rosters litters the league.

On the field, NFL-bound Aggies highlighted the action: Jahdae Walker delivered a clutch late TD for Chicago, Demani Richardson and DeMarvin Leal logged snaps in Carolina and Pittsburgh, and Ainias Smith provided a steady Philadelphia presence with special-teams value. Braden Mann’s punting day and other camp moments underscored the franchise’s depth at several levels.