Chiefs QB Brady Quinn (ribs) is being evaluated.

Texans receiver Tank Dell continues to make major strides in comeback from major knee injury from December, 2024.

It was tough injury to watch if you happened to be tuned into the game that day. Wilson went on say in the post that Dell is regaining explosiveness, cutting ability and strength. Wilson then added that all involved are encouraged by his outlook heading into camp and Dell has had a productive summer. It's a great sign that Dell avoided the PUP list, so it looks like he could be ready to go in some capacity for Week 1.

The Raiders signed quarterback Kirk Cousins to be their starter, and that’s exactly how he’s set to enter training camp.

“When we go out to practice tomorrow, Kirk Cousins is the starting quarterback,” head coach Klint Kubiak told reporters in his Tuesday press conference. “He’s the guy. And he’s going to get a ton of reps. And he deserves them, because he’s played really good football.

“But I want Fernando Mendoza and I want Aiden O’Connell to push him.”

It seems like a lot would have to change between now and Sept. 13 for Mendoza to be Las Vegas’ QB1 when the club plays Miami in Week 1, the story went on to say. We've seen this play out before, though, and depending on how the Raiders season goes, and how Cousins plays, one can probably assume we'll see Mendoza at some point this season as the Raiders QB1.

Mickey Loomis said Chris Olave is now full go and has no restrictions.

Terrell mentioned in the post that Olave told her earlier in the summer that he was expected to get off blood thinners before camp. He has been limited all offseason due to the blood clot he had in January. Olave is ranked 12th on our list, making him a borderline WR1. But as our John Paulsen says Olave is more likely a WR2 whose ceiling requires touchdowns that aren't guaranteed to repeat. Olave had a 100-1,163-9 line last season which was a huge bounce back from the year before.