Moore’s return in a non-contact capacity is an encouraging first step, but it does not guarantee that he will be cleared for Sunday. His ability to handle contact later in the week will be more ...

Houston appears prepared to play without Collins for a second consecutive game. Schultz should remain one of Stroud’s most reliable targets, while Hutchinson, Boutte and Noel will continue sharing the ...

Keenum is currently the only quarterback Chicago can confidently prepare to start, although the Monday kickoff gives Williams and Bagent additional recovery time. A Keenum start would lower the ...

Nacua’s Sunday-night kickoff creates another difficult lineup decision unless his status becomes clearer before the early games. Adams remains a high-end starter either way. Ferguson and the Rams’ ...

Flowers’ continued absence is notable after he missed Week 2, although the day-to-day designation keeps a Sunday return possible. Bateman would again operate as Baltimore’s top wide receiver if ...

Smith was obviously not in anyone's starting lineup, but it does further consolidate the Jets' pass-catchers. Mitchell and Williams are the likeliest candidates to absorb his field-stretching and ...

Brooks can remain stashed in deeper leagues with sufficient IR space. Hubbard should continue handling the overwhelming majority of Carolina’s backfield work, with Dillon serving as the primary ...

In a separate report, Stephen Holder mentioned that Darius Slayton could potentially play on Sunday. Pierce will miss at least four games, and Steichen’s refusal to offer a timetable suggests his ...

Winston takes over as the Giants’ starter and immediately becomes a low-end QB2/Superflex option. His aggressive style should preserve enough passing volume to keep Nabers in fantasy lineups, although ...

Reed is clearly unavailable for Week 3, and LaFleur’s unwillingness to rule out a season-long absence suggests this will not be a short-term issue. After Reed exited Sunday, Watson and Golden combined ...