Broncos acquire Mark Sanchez from Philly for conditional draft pick.
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Sanchez is likely being brought in to be the backup for whomever the team acquires to start at quarterback, but he could hold down the fort for a year if they're unable to bring anyone better in.
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Broncos RB J.K. Dobbins, who left practice early yesterday with soft-tissue injury, going through individual drills.
Related players: RJ Harvey, Jonah Coleman, Jaleel McLaughlin
Good news for Dobbins, who left early yesterday in practice after it was reported he suffered a soft tissue injury. It came out later Monday that Dobbins was expected to be "fine," but seeing him right back on the field today is a relief for owners and future owners.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (groin) to be out for "at least this week," per HC Matt LaFleur
Related players: MarShawn Lloyd, Chris Brooks
"At least this week," seems to open the door to a longer period of time, but that remains to be seen. Jacobs' missed time will open the door for Lloyd and Brooks to get more touches in camp and perhaps even an increased workload when the regular season starts. Those who follow the team keep saying this is a chance for Lloyd to step up and show what he can do, after missing significant time himself in his brief career. As we creep closer to draft day, drafting Lloyd seems like a good idea if you're a Jacobs owner.

The Vikings’ quarterback competition is over.
Minnesota has named Kyler Murray its starting quarterback, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Related players: J.J. McCarthy
Murray, the No. 1 pick of the 2019 draft, signed a one-year deal with Minnesota in the offseason with the thought of earning the starting role over J.J. McCarthy. That has now happened before the first preseason game, setting up Murray to take all of the starters’ reps over the next month in preparation for the regular season, the story went on to point out.
From a fantasy standpoint, Murray is in a great situation with HC Kevin O'Connell, and a supporting cast that blows away anything he had in Arizona. Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jauan Jennings, T.J. Hockenson, and Aaron Jones combine to form one of the deepest receiving groups in the league, and O'Connell has proven he can build an offense around his quarterback's strengths. The rushing remains elite for fantasy purposes: Murray averaged 35.0 yards per start on the ground last season, and that kind of dual-threat ability in O'Connell's system is a dangerous combination. The elephant in the room is durability. Murray has missed an average of 6.8 games per season over the last four years, and that's not a blip, it's a pattern. Murray makes for a nice QB2 option but we suggest a backup plan if you draft him.








