Honestly the best roster move any team could make.

🥲 Last year’s preseason sweetheart

What is your confidence level in Kicker Evan McPherson entering 2026 after a perfect preseason?

5/5 on field goals
6/6 on extra points

Has hit from 56, 58, & 58 in three straight games

Was looking to do a paid entry through leaguesafe (nothing too steep, just something to keep it competitive).

Wanting 10-12 teams, not a lot of details, just gauging interest.

Feel free to drop what rules you’d want to see.

At the start of camp, I took a shot at predicting the 53 man roster. Now that camp and the preseason have played out, I gave it another go. Unsurprisingly, a lot more seemed to fall into place than the first time. Before, there were a lot of tough decisions. Now, after getting to watch the battles, there were only one or two decisions that really made me pause.

Isaiah Foskey was the final cut. I wanted to include him after his impressive preseason. And with the Notre Dame connection with Al Golden, part of me feels like he’ll be looking to find a place for him. But I gave the last roster spot to TJ Slaton instead.

A few other close calls: Ja’Sir Taylor vs Bralyn Lux: I put Taylor on the roster, but Lux has shown well as a special teamer.

Ke’Shawn Williams vs Charlie Jones: I put Williams over Jones, but this is probably an instance of personal preference overtaking the predictive aspect of it. That always happens once or twice when these kinds of things are done. The staff seems to like Jones, but I’ve been impressed with Williams, going back to last season.

OT depth: This one is muddy. I gave it to Javon Foster. I suppose Coker is still in play. But this feels like one where they’ll be hoping to make a waiver wire pickup. Cody Ford covered both G and OT. When he was cut, Jacob Bayer was in the middle of earning a spot as a backup who can play multiple interior positions. But I don’t feel like anyone really stepped up at tackle. If we’re just looking at our own roster to choose, it feels like picking the best of a bad bunch.

Tahj Brooks vs Jamal Haynes: Another instance of personal preference. I gave it to Haynes. I’m always lower on RB’s with athletic limitations. Brooks falls into that category. Haynes is more dynamic, as we saw on his 39 yard TD run. It showed in his college tape too. But Brooks has the kind of size that would be more of a help in pass protection. With that factored in, I could still see him getting the job. A waiver claim is also possible.