Latest NFL Signings, Preseason Opener Results, & Conference Odds

NFL training camps are underway across the league, and front offices have continued to fine-tune their rosters with a wave of veteran signings and contract extensions over the past two weeks.

Teams are looking to shore up depth before the regular season, while Thursday night’s opening preseason action offered an early glimpse at several rookies and young players hoping to earn larger roles.

One of the most significant recent deals came from Buffalo, where the Bills agreed to a four-year contract extension with Pro Bowl guard O’Cyrus Torrence.

The extension keeps one of the league’s top young offensive linemen in Buffalo through the 2030 season and reinforces the team’s commitment to protecting quarterback Josh Allen.

Washington also remained active by signing veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs earlier this offseason, giving rising quarterback Jayden Daniels another proven playmaker.

The Commanders have also added veteran defensive backs Rasul Douglas and Fabian Moreau as training camp competition intensifies. The San Francisco 49ers continued adding depth on defense, while several contenders around the league have signed experienced veterans to short-term contracts in hopes of strengthening key position groups before roster cutdowns.

Teams are expected to remain active throughout August as preseason evaluations continue.

First Preseason Games Produce Early Standouts

Thursday night’s NFL preseason opener featured several encouraging performances from young quarterbacks and rookies looking to make an impression.

Arizona rookie Carson Beck has an efficient debut, while Carolina quarterback Haynes King also flashed his arm talent with several big completions.

Veteran Kenny Pickett continued his push for a roster spot by moving Carolina’s offense effectively, and Kedon Slovis also saw extended playing time. Elsewhere, rookie quarterbacks and young receivers around the league showed encouraging signs as coaches emphasized evaluating depth rather than game results.

The Hall of Fame Game and the opening week of preseason traditionally provide valuable opportunities for first-year players to adjust to NFL competition before veteran starters see increased playing time later in August. The preseason also allows for some NFL betting trends to take shape.

Betting Outlook: Conference Championship Favorites

Sportsbooks continue to adjust NFL futures betting markets as training camp injuries, preseason performances and roster moves reshape expectations ahead of Week 1. Here’s a look at conference championship odds at FanDuel.

AFC Championship Favorites

NFC Championship Favorites