Bruce Gradkowski's Season Is Over

Ladd McConkey said that he’s a “full go” for training camp.

Chargers camp will begin tomorrow with players arriving today. McConkey was dealing with a hamstring injury and while he was expected to be good to go, it's always nice to see the good news. McConkey added he thinks the current Chargers roster is the most talented he's been on, according to the post.

As he reported to his 22nd NFL training camp Tuesday morning, quarterback Aaron Rodgers affirmed that there's "zero doubt" 2026 is his last season playing football, even as at least one of his Pittsburgh teammates wondered aloud whether Rodgers might change his mind.

"I thought last year might be it," Rodgers said after the Pittsburgh Steelers' conditioning test, echoing the same sentiment he expressed in May that the 2026 season would be his last. "And then Mike [McCarthy] got hired, and I talked to the wife and she said, 'You can do one more year.' I said, 'Well, see if it works out.' And then it kind of all came together."

Well, here we go again. This will probably end up being weekly news for the next 12 months at this point. But, it's at least worth noting for fantasy owners who may want to plan ahead. For the record, teammate DK Metcalf isn't buying it just yet, according to the story, pretty much saying anything could happen over the next year.

De’Von Achane is clear full-go, says Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley.

Achane may be a tough choice for fantasy owners in drafts this season on what is now a depleted Miami offense. As our John Paulsen said, Achane has finished RB7 and RB5 the last two seasons, and the efficiency profile backs it up–his run grade and YAC/Att both rank at the 98th percentile. He's a legitimate difference-maker with the ball in his hands. The 2026 context is a tougher call, since there’s been a coaching and quarterback change in Miami. On a team that figures to be bad and trailing frequently, game script adds another layer of uncertainty. The talent is easy to trust. The situation isn't.