Keep up with the fantasy football implications from all of Saturday's action as the preseason winds down.

Inside, you’ll find in-depth previews of all 68 Power Four teams, rankings of the top 10 players at every position, unit-by-unit breakdowns of the top 10 teams and much more.

Kansas City’s first-team offense put together three scoring drives in as many chances, but a late push from Chicago’s reserves flipped the result in a 29-27 Bears win to close the preseason. Patrick Mahomes threw for 143 yards and a touchdown on 13 attempts, while Isiah Pacheco and Rashee Rice added scores as the Chiefs opened up a 20-3 lead before resting their starters.

Tennessee wrapped its preseason slate with a 23-13 win over Minnesota, as both teams leaned heavily on rookie quarterbacks. No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward played into the second quarter once again, finishing 10-of-19 for 145 yards to cap his exhibition workload. Ward led a 13-play, 90-yard scoring drive in the first half but remained without a preseason touchdown.

Joe Milton accounted for two touchdowns and led scoring drives on Dallas’ first two possessions, helping the Cowboys notch a 31-13 win over Atlanta to wrap up the preseason. Both teams rested nearly all starters, with Milton playing the full first half in his most extended action since joining via trade.

Philadelphia capped its preseason with a 19-17 win at MetLife Stadium, holding off a fourth-quarter push from New York’s backups. Both teams rested the bulk of their starters, with Jalen Hurts and Justin Fields among those in street clothes.

The Eagles continued to solidify their depth chart in Friday’s preseason action, resting several key contributors while evaluating backup battles at wide receiver and running back.

Even though it’s the first game of the 2025 season, this game could have huge consequences for the Big 12 conference.

All the key storylines from the day's training camp practices, including the 49ers' deal for running back Brian Robinson Jr.

With the 2025 CFL season almost halfway complete, stars have begun to separate themselves, and unsung storylines have emerged.

Could another College Football Playoff run be in the cards for Notre Dame in 2025? All signs point to "yes."

Jake Dickert will look to lean on his defense and run game in 2025, but unless Wake Forest finds answers in the passing attack, the Demon Deacons risk missing a bowl game for the third straight season.

Virginia Tech will look to end a three-year skid of not cracking the AP poll's top 25 this season.

Year 4 is shaping up to be a make-or-break season for Tony Elliott. If he can’t guide Virginia to at least a bowl game, the Cavaliers may be looking for a new head coach in 2026.

While Syracuse enjoyed a remarkable 2024 season, matching that success in 2025 will be a challenge given the number of new pieces and a brutal schedule.

With Andrew Luck now leading the program, there’s renewed optimism at Stanford. However, rebuilding will take time, and 2025 could bring another challenging season for the Cardinal.

Even if SMU falls short of another College Football Playoff berth, there’s still enough talent on this roster to remain one of the ACC’s top teams.

Drake Maye enters year two with a revamped supporting cast, headlined by a much-improved offensive line.