Giants WR Malik Nabers not on the PUP list to start training camp

Tyreek Hill says he still has "no power" in his recovering left leg, indicating the free agent wide receiver could still be a long way from returning to the NFL. Hill, 32, said that he was told he "might not be able to walk again" after the injury but that he now feels good 10 months removed from a pair of surgeries. He was doing a variety of exercises in the video, including some short running, which he said he wasn't supposed to be doing "but I like to challenge myself a little bit."

Not particularly good news for anyone who was tucking him away cheaply in best ball drafts through the summer. Hill is obviously a fade in any redraft leagues until we get some sort of news about an interested party, but there are some teams out there who could use an 80% Tyreek Hill, potentially later in the season.

Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett reported to training camp today along with the rest of his teammates, sources tell me and @RapSheet. Nothing new as of right now on his contract but Brissett is in the building.

Related Players: Carson Beck, Gardner Minshew

While it's easy to scoff at Brissett's attempts at a new contract, he does kinda have a leg to stand on, considering he's the presumptive starter but has a current AAV lower than Marcus Mariota, Davis Mills, and Kirk Cousins.

Regardless, this isn't a situation where we'd want to be grabbing Beck or Minshew outside of deep SuperFlex leagues if the contract dispute lasts into the regular season. Brissett will be an interesting streaming option throughout the year if they clean this up.

Seahawks placed RB Zach Charbonnet on the physically unable to perform list as he continues to make his way back from offseason knee surgery.

Related Players: Jadarian Price, Emanuel Wilson, George Holani

It's been expected that Charbonnet would be out until roughly October, so there's no reason to push him even further down draft boards. He could be a draft-then-IR stash, but with his return still up in the air, it's probably best to just keep him on waiver wires.

In the meantime, Jadarian Price, the Seahawks' first-round selection, figures to get a bulk of the workload with former Packer Emanuel Wilson spelling him. We currently have Price ranked as a mid-tier RB3, with Wilson as a fringe RB4/5, with the opportunity to log some starts if the rookie has any hiccups.