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Lions flash edge depth and WR competition in 17-13 preseason win
sports3 days ago

Lions flash edge depth and WR competition in 17-13 preseason win

Detroit Lions beat the Washington Commanders 17-13 in a 2026 preseason game that underscored the team’s new edge depth (DJ Wonnum and rookie Derrick Moore), showcased ongoing RB3 competition among Jacob Saylors, Trayveon Williams and Raheem Blackshear, and highlighted WR5/WR6 questions with Cedrick Wilson Jr. out and Tay Martin, Dominic Lovett, Lucky Jackson, and Tom Kennedy rotating. The defense continued to supply pressure and solid play (Devin White, D.J. Reed, Ennis Rakestraw), while the offensive line—without Sewell—showed growth but still allowed multiple sacks from backups. Heading into the regular season, roster battles and depth remain key storylines.

Seahawks lose Jake Bobo to season-ending IR amid WR depth concerns
seattle-seahawks-news3 days ago

Seahawks lose Jake Bobo to season-ending IR amid WR depth concerns

Seattle places wide receiver Jake Bobo on season-ending injured reserve after a serious knee injury sustained during a joint practice with the Titans, thinning the WR depth as Tory Horton is also out for a period of time; the team looks to young receivers Montorie Foster Jr. and Emmanuel Henderson Jr. while veterans Cody White, Irv Charles, and Julian Hicks provide added depth and special-teams value.

Patriots Walkthrough Keeps RB3, WR3 Contention Alive in Camp
sports29 days ago

Patriots Walkthrough Keeps RB3, WR3 Contention Alive in Camp

New England used a Monday walkthrough for its third training camp practice, offering no standout performances; Lan Larison remains the frontrunner for the RB3 role behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, while Kyle Williams and Efton Chism III continue competing for the next WR spot after the top group; TE Tanner Arkin is generating first‑team reps with Julian Hill out for the year, potentially staking a depth role. The team returns to practice on Tuesday.