These 5 NFL players are chasing financial incentives that could help your fantasy title chances

Clemson University is discontinuing its NIL collective, the 110 Society, as it shifts focus to revenue generation through Clemson Ventures, according to athletics director Graham Neff. Amid evolving college sports regulations, Neff emphasized the need for flexibility in NIL strategies, highlighting the unique role of Clemson Ventures in facilitating commercial NIL deals. Want More Context? 🔎

Barcelona Announces Iñigo Martínez's Departure FC Barcelona has officially confirmed the departure of center-back Iñigo Martínez to Al-Nassr, expressing gratitude for his professionalism and commitment over two seasons. During his time at the club, he made 71 appearances, contributing three goals and five assists, and played a key role in the team's domestic treble victory. Want More Context? 🔎

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart made his NFL debut in a preseason game against the Buffalo Bills, completing his first pass and throwing a touchdown to Lil’Jordan Humphrey. The former Ole Miss standout, who was the first Rebel quarterback selected in the first round since Eli Manning in 2004, drew inspiration from Bills MVP Josh Allen as he transitioned into the league. Want More Context? 🔎

West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez provided insights from a recent scrimmage, noting a mix of offensive and defensive successes with about 100 plays executed. While he praised the team's effort and the performance of specific players, he pointed out issues with penalties and the need for improved push in the offensive line. Want More Context? 🔎

Michigan Wolverines sophomore cornerback Jo'Ziah Edmond, who played eight games in 2024, has made a significant impact during fall camp, including a notable pick-six. His teammates, including senior cornerback Zeke Berry, praise his development and competitive spirit, while also highlighting the potential of freshman corners Shamari Earls and Jayden Sanders as emerging talents in the secondary. Want More Context? 🔎

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin hinted that quarterback Aaron Rodgers, facing his former team in Week 1, may not play in the preseason, citing Rodgers' extensive experience. While this approach raises questions about team dynamics and Rodgers' readiness, Tomlin emphasized the need to adapt to players' requirements, leaving the decision's basis uncertain. Want More Context? 🔎