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Last updated: August 28, 2026, 10:33 PM ET

Quarterback Carousel

The Raiders' quarterback situation remains murky after Thursday's preseason finale, with coach Klint Kubiak declining to name a starter despite usage patterns that suggest Kirk Cousins will get the Week 1 nod. In Washington, Todd Monken sidestepped roster questions even as Dillon Gabriel impressed against the Patriots, leaving the team's four-QB logjam unresolved. Pittsburgh's Mike McCarthy, meanwhile, had no such ambiguity, declaring all four of his signal-callers have earned roster spots — "two veterans that we can win with, and two young guys that we're excited about."

Roster Moves & Transactions

The Browns parted ways with veteran receiver Cedric Tillman after three seasons, while the Colts activated No. 1 wideout Alec Pierce off the PUP list. Green Bay addressed a thin tight end room by signing Jonnu Smith to a one-year deal. In a swap of skill players, the Dolphins shipped wide receiver Tutu Atwell back to the Rams in exchange for running back Jarquez Hunter. Rams coach Sean McVay insisted the Atwell acquisition was purely about depth and had "nothing to do" with a possible suspension for Puka Nacua.

Injuries & Legal News

Tennessee wideout Wan'Dale Robinson is being evaluated for a concussion after a "cheap" hit from Bears safety Xavier Woods during Thursday's joint practice. Packers star running back Josh Jacobs was formally charged with misdemeanors — battery and criminal damage to property — per Wisconsin court records. Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo received three new citations related to his July arrest in Wisconsin, with his spokesperson saying he takes "full responsibility."

Contracts & Rankings

Seattle locked up defensive tackle Leonard Williams on a three-year, $90 million extension, making him one of the NFL's highest-paid at the position. Finally, ESPN's Ben Solak ranked all 32 teams by watchability, starting with the Bears at No. 1 and ending with Cleveland at the bottom — a list sure to spark debate in every locker room.