6 NFL Preseason standouts from Week 1
Yes, we know — there are myriad reasons nobody should get over-excited about preseason performances in the NFL. The vast majority of the league run vanilla defensive schemes, trying to ensure they don’t give anything away before the real football begins, and teams have so many rotating pieces on both sides of the ball that […]
1. Ty Simpson, quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams, had an impressive performance in the preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. He completed 21 of 25 passes for 190 yards and two touchdowns, demonstrating his ability to handle the pressure and make accurate throws.
2. Jalen Brooks, a wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals, has been performing well in back-to-back preseason games. Despite competition from more established players like Marvin Harrison Jr and Michael Wilson, Brooks has shown a knack for generating separation and has contributed with six catches for 52 yards and a touchdown this week.
3. Jamin Davis, a linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has made a strong impression on the defensive side of the ball. After being a first-round pick of the Commanders, Davis has become a key contributor for the Steelers, recording 8 total tackles and 2 sacks in his first preseason outing.
4. Beanie Bishop Jr., a cornerback for the Chicago Bears, has made a significant impact in his first preseason game. The journeyman player recorded two interceptions in the Bears' victory over the Cleveland Browns, showcasing his ability to force turnovers and make crucial plays.
5. Robert Henry Jr., an undrafted running back for the Washington Commanders, impressed with his speed and agility in Washington's win over the Dolphins. Despite his small frame, Henry Jr. turned heads with a 30-yard touchdown run, demonstrating his ability to generate explosive plays and make significant contributions to the offense.
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