The Chargers made bold roster moves, keeping just two specialists while loading up on an unexpectedly deep offensive line. Trey Lance remains backup QB behind Justin Herbert, despite preseason struggles against D.J. Uiagalelei. Three running backs—Hampton, Mitchell, and Vidal—are locked in, with fullback Alec Ingold a surefire starter. The wide receiver corps boasts six talented players, including breakout rookie KeAndre Lambert-Smith, while Derius Davis is poised to handle returns. Tight ends Kolar, Njoku, and Gadsden II bring versatility, though blocking needs improvement. The 11-man offensive line includes some surprises. Defensively, the team looks stacked across all levels, with tough cuts and trades shaping a roster that blends proven stars with intriguing newcomers ready to shine.

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The Buffalo Bills are off to a hot start, going undefeated in preseason under new head coach Joe Brady—but don’t get too excited just yet. History shows only two teams (the 2003 Patriots and 2013 Seahawks) have won the Super Bowl after a perfect preseason, and preseason records can be misleading: some teams rest starters, others play full strength, and roster depth plays a big role. The Rams, Ravens, and Bengals also went winless in preseason, with the Rams and Ravens now heavy Super Bowl favorites. Bottom line? An undefeated preseason is a confidence boost, not a championship predictor—the real test begins when the regular season rolls around.

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The Washington Commanders’ 2026 season kicks off with a loaded roster and bold moves — bringing back Fabian Moreau and Shy Tuttle for depth, adding surprise QB Sam Hartman, and bracing for what the Ravens’ brutal 41-3 preseason loss means. Under Dan Quinn’s new identity, can these picks and performances translate into playoff contention?

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