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Last updated: August 20, 2026, 5:44 PM ET

NFL Discipline

The NFL has fined the Cowboys and Saints $500,000 each after multiple fights broke out between the two teams during Tuesday's joint practice, marking one of the more violent preseason altercations in recent memory. Multiple players were also pulled from Thursday's fight-filled joint practice between the Dolphins and Giants for throwing punches or their physical actions during a fight-filled workout, underscoring growing concerns around joint-session conduct.

Training Camp Buzz

At Cowboys training camp, coaches are seeking consistency from RT Terence Steele while rookie QB watch intensifies, with Fernando Mendoza drawing praise for his studious approach ahead of Thursday's preseason game at Houston. Meanwhile, the "bullies" are back in town as Deebo Samuel and Dre Greenlaw reunite with the 49ers in key roles, raising questions about Greenlaw's linebacker fit and whether Samuel can reclaim his rushing threat status.

Player Stances

Eagles star Saquon Barkley made headlines by declaring he hates joint practices, specifically citing back-to-back days as problematic and suggesting "one day is good" to avoid the skirmishes that regularly occur during these sessions. His candid remarks add fuel to the ongoing debate about the value and safety of joint practices across the league.

Contract Commitments

Veteran nose tackle Vita Vea has dismissed trade speculation, stating his end goal was never a move away from Tampa Bay and expressing his desire to be "a Buc for life." His commitment solidifies the Buccaneers' defensive line continuity as they enter the preseason.

Fantasy Football

Fantasy analysts are drilling into player values with Eric Karabell's RB tiers helping identify where value drops off throughout the draft, while his WR tiers breakdown provides similar guidance for wide receiver selections heading into the 2026 season.

QB Market Outlook

16 NFL teams carry varying degrees of QB1 questions into 2027, with analysts projecting two potential outcomes for each franchise—one likely scenario and one long-shot possibility—as the quarterback landscape continues evolving across the league.