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  • BUF Guard #76
    Rams selected Wisconsin OT David Edwards with the No. 169 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
    Edwards (6'6/308) was a high school quarterback who made himself an integral part of the Badgers’ offensive line. A third-team All American in 2017, Edwards’ 2018 was hampered then ended prematurely by a shoulder issue. An ordinary athlete who is not lauded for his technique, Edwards is a project coming from a school that usually pumps out finished products along the offensive line.
  • TEN Safety #6
    Titans signed S Quandre Diggs, formerly of the Seahawks, to a one-year contract.
    Diggs can earn up to $5 million on his new contract and rejoins former Seahawks teammate Jamal Adams in the Music City. Last season, Diggs totaled 95 tackles, one interception, and five pass breakups while starting all 17 games he appeared in. Diggs has played in and started every regular-season game over the last four seasons and earned a PFF coverage grade of 55.4 on over 1,100 defensive snaps.
  • GB Wide Receiver #87
    Romeo Doubs and Christian Watson led the Packers WR corps in first-team snap counts during Saturday’s Family Night.
    The tallies come from Acme Packing Co. Team Community Producer, Justis Mosqueda, whose 2023 Family Night and preseason snap counts helped Mosqueda effectively project last year’s regular season starting lineup. Doubs (21 snaps) and Watson (19 snaps) debuted as the two-wide receiver-set winners with second-year WR Jayden Reed logging 16 snaps, WR Dontayvion Wicks six, Bo Melton five and Grant DuBose two. Doubs will be a fantasy-draft-day steal if the trend holds.
  • PHI Wide Receiver #89
    Eagles rookie WR Johnny Wilson has been playing with the first-team offense following WR Parris Campbell’s groin strain.
    The report comes from Inside The Birds reporter Andrew DiCecco, who notes Wilson “continued to look more comfortable” in the role. The 6-foot-6, 231-pound Wilson averaged 2.90 yards per route run across his two seasons at Florida State. He profiles as a size-speed-matchup nightmare when lined up against slot cornerbacks and safeties.
  • CAR Wide Receiver #17
    Panthers rookie WR Xavier Legette is considered day-to-day after undergoing an MRI on his injured foot this afternoon.
    The imaging reportedly ruled out a fracture, though a firm return-to-play timeline was not given. The injury comes at an inopportune time, as preseason play is critical for rookie-season development. The incident gives WR Jonathan Mingo breathing room following his own 2023 rookie season flop.
  • LAR Wide Receiver #17
    The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue observed Puka Nacua with “a bag of ice wrapped around his right knee” after leaving practice early on Sunday.
    Nacua reportedly left the practice field “a little over [an hour] into it after a team drills period” before returning to the sideline, wearing his uniform and helmet, with the ice bag in tow. Per Rodrigue, “Sean McVay says he is ‘not sure’ what happened.” The team will undoubtedly play things extremely conservatively with their star player. It is a situation to monitor closely, though panic is currently unwarranted.
  • NO Wide Receiver #22
    Saints Rashid Shaheed missed his second consecutive practice on Sunday after reportedly experiencing hamstring tightness.
    Initial reports indicated Shaheed would return to practice on Sunday after a precautionary rest day on Saturday. His unexpected Sunday absence makes this a situation to monitor moving forward as Shaheed is expected to assume the Saints’ No. 2 WR role this year. Shaheed dazzled as a 2023 first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl returner. He efficiently averaged 1.95 yards per route run on offense through his first two NFL seasons.
  • FA Kicker (FG) #1
    ESPN’s Rob Demovsky reported the Packers will workout former UFL K Jonathan Garibay.
    Garibay produced a 92.9 percent field goal conversion rate with the UFL’s Arlington Renegades this season, the second-best average among UFL kickers. The Packers are searching for a reliable leg after 2023 kicker Anders Carlson converted just 81.0 percent of his field goal attempts, ranking eighth-worst among NFL kickers with at least 18 field goal attempts.
  • Center #52
    Browns released C Brian Allen (calf) with an injury settlement on Sunday.
    Allen’s career includes a 2021 Pro Bowl-alternate nod, a Super Bowl LVI victory and various season-ending injuries. He most recently earned a 79.8 PFF pass-blocking grade on just 34 regular season snaps in 2023. If healthy, Allen could contribute in a rotational capacity but his brief injured reserve stint, followed by a quick release after his late-July injury, bodes poorly for his 2024 season.
  • BUF Tight End #88
    HC Sean McDermott told reporters Dawson Knox will miss practice due to a groin strain/veteran rest day on Sunday.
    Knox’s return-to-play date is unknown but the “vet rest” labeling indicates the injury is not serious. McDermott also called WR Chase Claypool (toe) and RB Ty Johnson (hamstring) day-to-day. Both players have been sidelined since at least July 30th. Claypool is fighting to join the Bills’ evolving wide receiver rotation while Johnson attempts to fend off fourth-round rookie RB Ray Davis. Johnson’s injury could prove costly in this regard.
  • CAR Quarterback #16
    Joe Person reported the Panthers plan to sign Jake Luton following Andy Dalton’s quad injury.
    Luton has not logged a regular season snap since playing three games as a 2020 sixth-round rookie. Although the severity of Dalton’s injury is currently unknown, the Panthers front office likely would have taken more drastic measures if it was considered serious.