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NYG 6, LAR 28 — final. Dart’s MRI is pending after his knee injury. Winston’s relief numbers are included. Nabers returned after a shoulder issue; Week 3 clearance remains separate. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. TEN.

• Jameis Winston: 11/27 passing, 111 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 2 carries, 1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 88% snaps.
• Cam Skattebo: 12 carries, 36 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 59% snaps.
• Najee Harris: 4 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 14% snaps.
• Isaiah Likely: 5 catches on 10 targets, 33 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 69% snaps.
• Malachi Fields: 2 catches on 6 targets, 30 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 81% snaps.

Availability and roles: Jaxson Dart — MRI pending: Left knee; reported suspected MCL sprain after Monday’s exit. MRI confirmation and return timetable pending. Jameis Winston — Monday relief QB: Replaced Dart; a relief appearance does not confirm the next starter. Malik Nabers — Returned Monday: Returned after a shoulder injury; monitor subsequent practice reports.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Thomas Fidone II; J.C. Davis. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Dart injury follow-up · Monday final inactives · Official team depth

New York Giants depth chart and formation →

ATL 3, CAR 34 — final. Penix is the announced Week 3 starter at Green Bay. Rush and Strand’s Week 2 numbers remain game history, not the current quarterback order. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at GB.

• Cooper Rush: 10/17 passing, 86 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT; 2 carries, 20 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 fumbles lost · 58% snaps.
• Bijan Robinson: 16 carries, 72 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 9 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 51% snaps.
• Brian Robinson Jr.: 11 carries, 51 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 48% snaps.
• Drake London: 1 carries, -2 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 5 targets, 51 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 62% snaps.

Availability and roles: Jawaan Taylor — In-game injury: Ribs; listed questionable in the fourth quarter, per the game recap. Michael Penix Jr. — Week 3 starter: Announced starter against Green Bay on Thursday; fully participated in Monday’s estimated report. Cooper Rush — Week 2 starter: Replaced by Jack Strand during the completed game. Penix is the announced Week 3 starter. Tua Tagovailoa — Limited Monday: Oblique; estimated limited participation does not establish a game designation.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Tua Tagovailoa; Michael Penix Jr.; Ethan Onianwa. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official team depth

Atlanta Falcons depth chart and formation →

WAS 20, DAL 37 — final. Mariota will start Week 3 against Seattle with Daniels out. The formation and quarterback order reflect that announcement. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. SEA.

• Marcus Mariota: 11/16 passing, 111 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 1 carries, 3 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 45% snaps.
• Jacory Croskey-Merritt: 12 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 37% snaps.
• Jayden Daniels: 11/17 passing, 96 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 7 carries, 69 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 55% snaps.
• Terry McLaurin: 2 catches on 9 targets, 50 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 70% snaps.
• Dyami Brown: 1/1 passing, 0 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 4 catches on 6 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 55% snaps.

Availability and roles: Jayden Daniels — Out for Week 3: Dislocated left elbow; no return timetable announced. Marcus Mariota — Week 3 starter: Dan Quinn confirmed Mariota will start against Seattle.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Luke McCaffrey; Athan Kaliakmanis (emergency QB); Tanoa Togiai; Chig Okonkwo. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official team depth

Washington Commanders depth chart and formation →

MIN 9, CHI 3 — final. Murray is cleared from concussion protocol and is the announced Week 3 starter. Wentz’s Chicago workload stays attached to Wentz. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at TB.

• Carson Wentz: 11/20 passing, 143 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Aaron Jones Sr.: 23 carries, 105 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 81% snaps.
• Justin Jefferson: 3 catches on 6 targets, 55 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 100% snaps.
• Jordan Addison: 2 catches on 5 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 88% snaps.

Availability and roles: Kyler Murray — Week 3 starter: Cleared concussion protocol; Kevin O’Connell named him the starter against Tampa Bay. Carson Wentz — Week 2 starter: Started at Chicago; Murray is cleared and returns as the Week 3 starter.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Kyler Murray; Jauan Jennings; Nick Samac; Caleb Tiernan. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official team depth

Minnesota Vikings depth chart and formation →

IND 30, KC 33 — final. The Kansas City overtime game is now included. Pierce is expected to miss weeks, increasing the importance of monitoring Indianapolis receiving roles. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. HOU.

• Daniel Jones: 22/31 passing, 210 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 3 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Jonathan Taylor: 24 carries, 92 rushing yards, 2 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 94% snaps.
• Josh Downs: 7 catches on 9 targets, 72 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 83% snaps.
• Tyler Warren: 1 carries, 3 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 7 targets, 21 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 89% snaps.

Availability and roles: Alec Pierce — Expected to miss weeks: Heel; NFL Network reports rehabilitation without immediate surgery. Injured-reserve placement is not confirmed here. Anthony Gould — Practice squad: Reverted September 21 after Week 2 elevation.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Ashton Dulin; DJ Giddens; Riley Leonard (emergency QB); Dalton Tucker. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official transactions · Official team depth

Indianapolis Colts depth chart and formation →

CHI 3, MIN 9 — final. Williams is week to week. Bagent is the contingency if he cannot play; retain a backup plan without treating the next start as confirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. PHI.

• Caleb Williams: 15/26 passing, 138 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 5 carries, 42 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 86% snaps.
• D'Andre Swift: 16 carries, 45 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 54 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 68% snaps.
• Kyle Monangai: 10 carries, 47 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 11 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 34% snaps.
• Luther Burden III: 3 catches on 7 targets, 32 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 57% snaps.

Availability and roles: Caleb Williams — Week to week: Hamstring; Ben Johnson expects missed time. Week 3 has not been ruled out in this check. Tyson Bagent — Conditional replacement: Would start if Williams cannot play; not presented as a confirmed Week 3 starter.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Case Keenum (emergency QB); Jordan McFadden; Ozzy Trapilo. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official team depth

Chicago Bears depth chart and formation →

LAR 28, NYG 6 — final. Nacua and Whittington were inactive Monday. Adams and Stafford’s production now replaces the pending-game view; those absences are not Week 3 designations. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at DEN.

• Matthew Stafford: 22/31 passing, 327 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, -1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Kyren Williams: 12 carries, 85 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 12 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 55% snaps.
• Blake Corum: 12 carries, 79 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, 13 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 45% snaps.
• Davante Adams: 8 catches on 10 targets, 195 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD · 65% snaps.
• Terrance Ferguson: 6 catches on 9 targets, 54 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 58% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Puka Nacua; Jordan Whittington; CJ Daniels; Bill Murray; Ty Simpson (emergency QB). Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday final inactives · Official team depth

Los Angeles Rams depth chart and formation →

PHI 24, TEN 20 — final. Goedert is expected to miss weeks. Ertz’s reported practice-squad signing does not establish an active-roster role. Barkley returned Sunday; his medical follow-up remains separate. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at CHI.

• Jalen Hurts: 26/37 passing, 264 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; 5 carries, 16 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Tank Bigsby: 13 carries, 33 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 34% snaps.
• Will Shipley: 7 carries, 24 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 51% snaps.
• DeVonta Smith: 10 catches on 13 targets, 117 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 88% snaps.
• Dontayvion Wicks: 5 catches on 6 targets, 74 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 62% snaps.

Availability and roles: Saquon Barkley — Returned Week 2: Stinger; returned after halftime and said an MRI is planned. Dallas Goedert — Expected to miss weeks: Reported MCL sprain; do not treat him as cleared for Week 3. Zach Ertz — Practice-squad signing reported: Reported Philadelphia addition; no elevation, starting role or workload is established.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Tanner McKee (emergency QB); Cole Payton; Elijah Moore; Micah Morris. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · September 21 follow-up · Official team depth

Philadelphia Eagles depth chart and formation →

DEN 20, JAX 13 — final. Coleman handled the replacement work after Dobbins left, with Harvey inactive. That makes him a backfield name to monitor, not a confirmed Week 3 starter. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. LAR.

• Bo Nix: 22/31 passing, 288 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 5 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Jonah Coleman: 10 carries, 39 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 40% snaps.
• J.K. Dobbins: 10 carries, 36 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 34% snaps.
• Jaylen Waddle: 8 catches on 10 targets, 138 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 61% snaps.
• Courtland Sutton: 3 catches on 4 targets, 25 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 73% snaps.

Availability and roles: J.K. Dobbins — Left Week 2: Hamstring; Jonah Coleman took over with RJ Harvey inactive.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Sam Ehlinger (emergency QB); RJ Harvey; Marvin Mims Jr.; Kage Casey; Dallen Bentley. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Denver Broncos depth chart and formation →

GB 20, NYJ 17 — final. Monday’s Reed update identifies a back injury. Read the short-week injury report before treating any injured receiver or lineman as available. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. ATL.

• Jordan Love: 16/29 passing, 145 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT · 100% snaps.
• Kaleb Johnson: 8 carries, 32 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 27% snaps.
• MarShawn Lloyd: 6 carries, 20 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 6 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 27% snaps.
• Christian Watson: 4 catches on 11 targets, 41 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 90% snaps.
• Matthew Golden: 4 catches on 6 targets, 58 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 86% snaps.

Availability and roles: Zach Bako-Bewele — Left Week 2: Knee; ruled out during the game. Aaron Banks — Left Week 2: Toe; ruled out during the game. Donovan Jennings — In-game injury: Hand, reported in the game recap; next-game status unconfirmed. Jayden Reed — Did not practice Monday: Back injury in the Monday follow-up after the initial in-game neck designation; treatment and return timeline unresolved.

Week 2 offensive inactives: John Williams; Travis Glover. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official team depth

Green Bay Packers depth chart and formation →

SEA 31, ARI 7 — final. Darnold is expected back in some practice capacity; no starter change is confirmed. Price’s Monday update identifies a shoulder issue. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at WAS.

• Drew Lock: 19/26 passing, 235 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT · 100% snaps.
• Emanuel Wilson: 21 carries, 92 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 0 catches on 1 targets, 0 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 41% snaps.
• Jadarian Price: 13 carries, 52 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 2 targets, 8 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 34% snaps.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 9 catches on 11 targets, 155 receiving yards, 3 receiving TD · 67% snaps.
• Rashid Shaheed: 1 carries, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 6 targets, 35 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 56% snaps.

Availability and roles: Sam Darnold — Practice return expected: Mike Macdonald expects some participation this week; this is not game clearance. Jadarian Price — Shoulder follow-up: Monday team update identifies a shoulder issue after the initial chest designation; next-game availability unresolved.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Sam Darnold; Anthony Bradford; Montorie Foster Jr.. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official team depth

Seattle Seahawks depth chart and formation →

LV 26, LAC 14 — final. Bowers is expected to practice, but is not cleared to play in this record. White’s two-touchdown game does not by itself establish a lasting role. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at NO.

• Kirk Cousins: 19/29 passing, 253 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Ashton Jeanty: 21 carries, 48 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 7 targets, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 81% snaps.
• Tre Tucker: 5 catches on 7 targets, 119 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 59% snaps.

Availability and roles: Brock Bowers — Practice expected: Knee; Klint Kubiak expects practice this week. No game clearance claimed. Cody White — Practice squad: Reverted September 21 after Week 2 elevation; another elevation or roster move is needed for a future active role. Chris Myarick — Practice squad: Reverted September 21 after Week 2 elevation.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Aidan O'Connell; Bryce Cabeldue; Brock Bowers. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official transactions · Official team depth

Las Vegas Raiders depth chart and formation →

NYJ 17, GB 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at DET.

• Geno Smith: 27/41 passing, 247 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 5 carries, 17 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Breece Hall: 16 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 65% snaps.
• Adonai Mitchell: 6 catches on 12 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 82% snaps.
• Garrett Wilson: 5 catches on 7 targets, 57 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 88% snaps.

Availability and roles: Mason Taylor — In-game injury: Thumb in the fourth quarter, per the game recap.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Kene Nwangwu. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

New York Jets depth chart and formation →

NO 24, BAL 17 — final. Olave played Sunday, while Banks is out indefinitely. The formation shows the listed left-tackle alternative with no inherited grade. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. LV.

• Tyler Shough: 27/34 passing, 252 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 9 carries, 23 rushing yards, 1 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Alvin Kamara: 9 carries, 15 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 6 targets, 7 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 29% snaps.
• Chris Olave: 8 catches on 10 targets, 86 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 84% snaps.
• Devaughn Vele: 5 catches on 7 targets, 64 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 96% snaps.

Availability and roles: Kelvin Banks Jr. — Out indefinitely: Reported severe high ankle sprain and expected surgery.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Kendre Miller; Zach Wilson (emergency QB); Mason Murphy. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official team depth

New Orleans Saints depth chart and formation →

BAL 17, NO 24 — final. Flowers was inactive and Stanley left with a toe injury. Bateman’s production is now recorded rather than inferred from the missing receiver. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at DAL.

• Lamar Jackson: 21/31 passing, 235 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 34 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Derrick Henry: 16 carries, 68 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 53% snaps.
• Rashod Bateman: 7 catches on 9 targets, 88 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 93% snaps.
• Mark Andrews: 6 catches on 7 targets, 49 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 71% snaps.

Availability and roles: Ronnie Stanley — Left Week 2: Toe; did not return.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Zay Flowers; Andrew Voorhees; Gerad Lichtenhan; Joe Fagnano (emergency QB). Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Baltimore Ravens depth chart and formation →

DAL 37, WAS 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. BAL.

• Dak Prescott: 26/31 passing, 279 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT; 4 carries, 26 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Javonte Williams: 12 carries, 30 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 20 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 80% snaps.
• CeeDee Lamb: 8 catches on 9 targets, 153 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD · 75% snaps.
• George Pickens: 6 catches on 8 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 76% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Tyler Goodson; Ajani Cornelius; Camden Brown. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Dallas Cowboys depth chart and formation →

JAX 13, DEN 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. NE.

• Trevor Lawrence: 17/29 passing, 189 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Bhayshul Tuten: 13 carries, 65 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, -3 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 51% snaps.
• Chris Rodriguez Jr.: 6 carries, 13 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 22% snaps.
• Parker Washington: 7 catches on 12 targets, 98 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 81% snaps.
• Brian Thomas Jr.: 3 catches on 8 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 54% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Quinn Ewers; CJ Williams; Daniel Faalele; Tanner Koziol. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Jacksonville Jaguars depth chart and formation →

MIA 13, SF 35 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. KC.

• Malik Willis: 14/23 passing, 197 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• De'Von Achane: 20 carries, 74 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 6 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 76% snaps.
• Ollie Gordon II: 3 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 19% snaps.
• Malik Washington: 1 carries, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 5 targets, 43 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 73% snaps.

Availability and roles: Jaylen Wright — Left Week 2: Stinger; did not return. Caleb Douglas — In-game injury: Ankle; left in the second half, per the game recap.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Jalen Tolbert; Brady Cook (emergency QB); DJ Campbell; Chukwuebuka Godrick; Justin Joly. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Miami Dolphins depth chart and formation →

DET 31, BUF 41 — final. Thursday’s completed receiving and rushing workload is included, together with the released snap counts. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. NYJ.

• Jared Goff: 26/38 passing, 327 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Jahmyr Gibbs: 16 carries, 52 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 8 targets, 61 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 83% snaps.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown: 9 catches on 13 targets, 142 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD · 95% snaps.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Detroit Lions depth chart and formation →

NE 20, PIT 3 — final. Sunday’s backfield split and newly available snaps are included. Onwenu will be unavailable in the short term. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at JAX.

• Drake Maye: 14/22 passing, 208 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 17 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• TreVeyon Henderson: 16 carries, 76 rushing yards, 1 rush TD · 60% snaps.
• Rhamondre Stevenson: 6 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 2 targets, 3 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 36% snaps.
• Hunter Henry: 3 catches on 5 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 91% snaps.
• Romeo Doubs: 3 catches on 4 targets, 96 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 67% snaps.

Availability and roles: Eli Raridon — Left Week 2: Thigh; ruled out. Mike Onwenu — Unavailable short term: Mike Vrabel confirmed absence after the ankle injury; no return date assigned.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Dametrious Crownover; Walter Rouse; Tanner Arkin; Behren Morton (emergency QB). Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official team depth

New England Patriots depth chart and formation →

KC 33, IND 30 — final. The Indianapolis overtime game is now included. Read Mahomes, the receivers and backfield against the full completed-game workload. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at MIA.

• Patrick Mahomes: 32/47 passing, 382 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; 2 carries, 17 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Kenneth Walker III: 24 carries, 117 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 10 targets, 61 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 82% snaps.
• Travis Kelce: 9 catches on 11 targets, 101 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 85% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Josh Simmons; Jared Wiley; Garrett Nussmeier; Diego Pounds. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Kansas City Chiefs depth chart and formation →

TB 19, CLE 23 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. MIN.

• Baker Mayfield: 21/34 passing, 182 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Bucky Irving: 17 carries, 89 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 1 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 78% snaps.
• Ted Hurst III: 2 catches on 7 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 74% snaps.
• Cade Otton: 5 catches on 6 targets, 38 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 89% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Luke Haggard; Billy Schrauth. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Tampa Bay Buccaneers depth chart and formation →

SF 35, MIA 13 — final. Robinson and Evans exited. Monitor the receiving group’s health while keeping McCaffrey’s workload and the passing distribution tied to this completed game. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. ARI.

• Brock Purdy: 20/22 passing, 287 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 30 rushing yards, 1 rush TD · 85% snaps.
• Christian McCaffrey: 10 carries, 23 rushing yards, 2 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 43 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 52% snaps.
• Kaelon Black: 7 carries, 25 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 33% snaps.
• Deebo Samuel Sr.: 1 carries, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 31 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 60% snaps.

Availability and roles: Demarcus Robinson — Left Week 2: Ankle; Kyle Shanahan reported a high ankle sprain. Mike Evans — Manage through week: Hip; monitor practice reports. No Week 3 clearance claimed.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Jordan Watkins; Enrique Cruz Jr.; Kurtis Rourke. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Monday injury follow-up · Official team depth

San Francisco 49ers depth chart and formation →

CIN 20, HOU 6 — final. Burrow played after carrying a questionable designation. Chase scored twice; the completed production replaces the pregame uncertainty. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at PIT.

• Joe Burrow: 20/31 passing, 207 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 1 carries, -1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Chase Brown: 20 carries, 80 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 5 targets, 2 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 70% snaps.
• Samaje Perine: 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 40% snaps.
• Tee Higgins: 5 catches on 10 targets, 95 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 72% snaps.
• Ja'Marr Chase: 7 catches on 9 targets, 75 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD · 88% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Josh Johnson; Ke'Shawn Williams; Connor Lew; Myles Hinton. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Cincinnati Bengals depth chart and formation →

CLE 23, TB 19 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. CAR.

• Deshaun Watson: 24/30 passing, 238 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 7 carries, 22 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Quinshon Judkins: 12 carries, 21 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 67% snaps.
• Denzel Boston: 5 catches on 7 targets, 95 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 93% snaps.
• KC Concepcion: 1 carries, -6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 6 targets, 28 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 66% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Taylen Green (emergency QB); Parker Brailsford; Teven Jenkins. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

Week 2 box score · Game recap and injury context · Final Sunday inactive lists · Sunday injury updates · Published play-by-play · Official team depth

Cleveland Browns depth chart and formation →

PIT 3, NE 20 — final. Dowdle returned after the toe issue. Pittsburgh’s limited offensive production remains distinct from his next-game medical status. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. CIN.

• Aaron Rodgers: 23/39 passing, 187 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 1 carries, 5 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 fumbles lost · 96% snaps.
• Jaylen Warren: 11 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 4 targets, 34 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 71% snaps.
• Rico Dowdle: 7 carries, 22 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 22 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 26% snaps.
• DK Metcalf: 4 catches on 9 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 97% snaps.
• Germie Bernard: 4 catches on 8 targets, 35 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 79% snaps.

Availability and roles: Rico Dowdle — Returned Week 2: Toe; returned after halftime.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Michael Pittman Jr.; Drew Allar; Will Howard (emergency QB); Gennings Dunker. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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HOU 6, CIN 20 — final. Collins was inactive. Houston’s receiving totals reflect this game’s replacement opportunities, not a forecast of Collins’ absence continuing. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at IND.

• C.J. Stroud: 30/55 passing, 353 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Woody Marks: 8 carries, 8 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 6 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 48% snaps.
• David Montgomery: 6 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 14 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 52% snaps.
• Dalton Schultz: 12 catches on 14 targets, 140 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 68% snaps.
• Xavier Hutchinson: 3 catches on 9 targets, 37 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 81% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Brevin Jordan; Nico Collins; Ed Ingram; Nate Thomas. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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Houston Texans depth chart and formation →

LAC 14, LV 26 — final. McConkey played; Njoku’s knee exit is the new receiving availability concern. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at BUF.

• Justin Herbert: 15/27 passing, 192 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT; 3 carries, 2 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Omarion Hampton: 23 carries, 94 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumbles lost · 63% snaps.
• Keaton Mitchell: 5 carries, 24 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 25% snaps.
• Quentin Johnston: 1 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 5 targets, 7 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 81% snaps.
• Tre' Harris: 1 catches on 3 targets, 53 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 82% snaps.

Availability and roles: David Njoku — Left Week 2: Knee; did not return.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Logan Taylor; Alex Harkey; Trey Pipkins III. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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ARI 7, SEA 31 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at SF.

• Jacoby Brissett: 17/28 passing, 95 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 1 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Jeremiyah Love: 9 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 40% snaps.
• Tyler Allgeier: 5 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 9 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 64% snaps.
• Trey McBride: 8 catches on 10 targets, 41 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 88% snaps.
• Michael Wilson: 2 catches on 7 targets, 18 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 94% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Carson Beck; Josh Fryar; Reggie Virgil. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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TEN 20, PHI 24 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at NYG.

• Cam Ward: 13/20 passing, 183 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 4 carries, 7 rushing yards, 2 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• Tony Pollard: 14 carries, 64 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, 1 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 55% snaps.
• Tyjae Spears: 7 carries, 41 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 29 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 36% snaps.
• Carnell Tate: 3 catches on 5 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 75% snaps.
• Elic Ayomanor: 2 catches on 3 targets, 69 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 53% snaps.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Atonio Mafi; Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson; Kylen Granson. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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BUF 41, DET 31 — final. Thursday’s result and released snap counts are included. Moore’s shoulder issue remains a separate Week 3 uncertainty. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 vs. LAC.

• Josh Allen: 20/31 passing, 248 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; 14 carries, 69 rushing yards, 2 rush TD · 100% snaps.
• James Cook III: 21 carries, 135 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 1 catches on 3 targets, 4 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 74% snaps.
• Dalton Kincaid: 7 catches on 8 targets, 95 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 66% snaps.
• Keon Coleman: 6 catches on 6 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 74% snaps.

Availability and roles: DJ Moore — Week 3 uncertain: Shoulder follow-up after Thursday; no Week 3 game designation confirmed.

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CAR 34, ATL 3 — final. Waller scored twice. Brooks’ groin setback needs follow-up; a touchdown total should be read alongside targets and carries. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified. Next: Week 3 at CLE.

• Bryce Young: 23/36 passing, 287 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; 1 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD · 94% snaps.
• Chuba Hubbard: 12 carries, 53 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 11 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD · 65% snaps.
• Jonathon Brooks: 5 carries, 16 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catches on 1 targets, -5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 30% snaps.
• Tetairoa McMillan: 5 catches on 10 targets, 101 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 80% snaps.
• Jalen Coker: 8 catches on 9 targets, 66 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD · 76% snaps.

Availability and roles: Jonathon Brooks — Undergoing tests: Groin injury; severity and next-game status unresolved.

Week 2 offensive inactives: Ja'Tavion Sanders; Haynes King (emergency QB); Albert Reese. Historical game designations; consult the current update above.

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CHI 3, MIN 9 — final. Williams’ hamstring exit makes Bagent a quarterback contingency to monitor; it does not establish next week’s starter. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Caleb Williams: 15/26 passing, 138 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 5 carries, 42 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• D'Andre Swift: 16 carries, 45 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 54 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Kyle Monangai: 10 carries, 47 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 11 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Luther Burden III: 3 catches on 7 targets, 32 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Kalif Raymond: 5 catches on 5 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Caleb Williams: Right hamstring; Tyson Bagent finished the game. Next-game status is not confirmed.

Final offensive inactives: Case Keenum (emergency third QB); Jordan McFadden; Ozzy Trapilo. These designations apply to Week 2.

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WAS 20, DAL 37 — final. Mariota finished after Daniels’ elbow injury. Treat Washington’s quarterback situation as unresolved until the team provides its next update. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Marcus Mariota: 11/16 passing, 111 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 1 carry, 3 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jacory Croskey-Merritt: 12 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jayden Daniels: 11/17 passing, 96 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 7 carries, 69 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Rachaad White: 7 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 6 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Terry McLaurin: 2 catches on 9 targets, 50 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Dyami Brown: 1/1 passing, 0 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 4 catches on 6 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.

Injury follow-up: Jayden Daniels: Dislocated left elbow; Marcus Mariota replaced him. Further testing is pending; no return date is confirmed.

Final offensive inactives: Luke McCaffrey; Athan Kaliakmanis (emergency third QB); Tanoa Togiai; Chig Okonkwo. These designations apply to Week 2.

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GB 20, NYJ 17 — final. Reed and Bako-Bewele left on the opening drive, and Banks also exited. The receiver and protection outlook needs a fresh team update before Thursday. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Jordan Love: 16/29 passing, 145 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.
• Kaleb Johnson: 8 carries, 32 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• MarShawn Lloyd: 6 carries, 20 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 6 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Chris Brooks: 4 carries, 11 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 2 targets, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Christian Watson: 4 catches on 11 targets, 41 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Matthew Golden: 4 catches on 6 targets, 58 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tucker Kraft: 2 catches on 3 targets, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Jayden Reed: Neck; remained locally for overnight observation. No next-game clearance is confirmed. Zach Bako-Bewele: Knee; ruled out during the game. Aaron Banks: Toe; ruled out during the game. Donovan Jennings: Hand, reported in the game recap; next-game status unconfirmed.

Final offensive inactives: John Williams; Travis Glover. These designations apply to Week 2.

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PHI 24, TEN 20 — final. Barkley’s return is separate from his pending MRI. Goedert’s knee exit also leaves a tight-end availability question for the next game. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Jalen Hurts: 26/37 passing, 264 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; 5 carries, 16 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Tank Bigsby: 13 carries, 33 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Will Shipley: 7 carries, 24 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• DeVonta Smith: 10 catches on 13 targets, 117 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Dontayvion Wicks: 5 catches on 6 targets, 74 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Darius Cooper: 2 catches on 3 targets, 26 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Saquon Barkley: Stinger; returned after halftime and said an MRI is planned. Dallas Goedert: Knee; did not return.

Final offensive inactives: Tanner McKee (emergency third QB); Cole Payton; Elijah Moore; Micah Morris. These designations apply to Week 2.

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DEN 20, JAX 13 — final. Coleman handled the replacement work after Dobbins left, with Harvey inactive. That makes him a backfield name to monitor, not a confirmed Week 3 starter. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Bo Nix: 22/31 passing, 288 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 5 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jonah Coleman: 10 carries, 39 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• J.K. Dobbins: 10 carries, 36 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jaylen Waddle: 8 catches on 10 targets, 138 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Courtland Sutton: 3 catches on 4 targets, 25 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: J.K. Dobbins: Hamstring; Jonah Coleman took over with RJ Harvey inactive.

Final offensive inactives: Sam Ehlinger (emergency third QB); RJ Harvey; Marvin Mims Jr.; Kage Casey; Dallen Bentley. These designations apply to Week 2.

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NE 20, PIT 3 — final. Henderson returned to the backfield and scored; Stevenson’s early lost fumble helped change the game’s workload. Do not simply carry Week 1 shares forward. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Drake Maye: 14/22 passing, 208 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 17 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• TreVeyon Henderson: 16 carries, 76 rushing yards, 1 rush TD.
• Rhamondre Stevenson: 6 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 2 targets, 3 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Hunter Henry: 3 catches on 5 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Romeo Doubs: 3 catches on 4 targets, 96 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Mike Onwenu: Right ankle; ruled out. Further team follow-up is needed before assigning a return date. Eli Raridon: Thigh; ruled out.

Final offensive inactives: Dametrious Crownover; Walter Rouse; Tanner Arkin; Behren Morton (emergency third QB). These designations apply to Week 2.

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SEA 31, ARI 7 — final. Lock threw three touchdowns to Smith-Njigba. Darnold’s possible return remains a separate medical and lineup decision. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Drew Lock: 19/26 passing, 235 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT.
• Emanuel Wilson: 21 carries, 92 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 0 catches on 1 target, 0 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jadarian Price: 13 carries, 52 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 2 targets, 8 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.
• George Holani: 4 carries, 13 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 2 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 9 catches on 11 targets, 155 receiving yards, 3 receiving TD.
• Rashid Shaheed: 1 carry, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 6 targets, 35 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Jadarian Price: Chest; did not return. Mike Macdonald reported negative X-rays.

Final offensive inactives: Sam Darnold; Anthony Bradford; Montorie Foster Jr.. These designations apply to Week 2.

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LV 26, LAC 14 — final. Bowers was inactive. Cody White caught two touchdowns, but that scoring result alone does not establish a lasting target share. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Kirk Cousins: 19/29 passing, 253 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Ashton Jeanty: 21 carries, 48 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 7 targets, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Mike Washington Jr.: 3 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 0 catches on 1 target, 0 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tre Tucker: 5 catches on 7 targets, 119 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Michael Mayer: 3 catches on 4 targets, 23 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Aidan O'Connell; Bryce Cabeldue; Brock Bowers. These designations apply to Week 2.

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LAC 14, LV 26 — final. McConkey played; Njoku’s knee exit is the new receiving availability concern. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Justin Herbert: 15/27 passing, 192 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT; 3 carries, 2 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Omarion Hampton: 23 carries, 94 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Keaton Mitchell: 5 carries, 24 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 15 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Quentin Johnston: 1 carry, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 5 targets, 7 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tre' Harris: 1 catch on 3 targets, 53 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Ladd McConkey: 3 catches on 3 targets, 35 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: David Njoku: Knee; did not return.

Final offensive inactives: Logan Taylor; Alex Harkey; Trey Pipkins III. These designations apply to Week 2.

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SF 35, MIA 13 — final. Robinson and Evans exited. Monitor the receiving group’s health while keeping McCaffrey’s workload and the passing distribution tied to this completed game. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Brock Purdy: 20/22 passing, 287 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 30 rushing yards, 1 rush TD.
• Christian McCaffrey: 10 carries, 23 rushing yards, 2 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 43 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Kaelon Black: 7 carries, 25 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jordan James: 4 carries, 15 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Deebo Samuel Sr.: 1 carry, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 31 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• George Kittle: 4 catches on 4 targets, 80 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Demarcus Robinson: Ankle; Kyle Shanahan reported a high ankle sprain. Mike Evans: Hip; did not return. Shanahan indicated the injury did not appear serious; no future clearance is implied.

Final offensive inactives: Jordan Watkins; Enrique Cruz Jr.; Kurtis Rourke. These designations apply to Week 2.

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NYJ 17, GB 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Geno Smith: 27/41 passing, 247 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 5 carries, 17 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Breece Hall: 16 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Braelon Allen: 5 carries, 7 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 8 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Adonai Mitchell: 6 catches on 12 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Garrett Wilson: 5 catches on 7 targets, 57 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Isaiah Williams: 1 carry, 14 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 6 targets, 34 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Mason Taylor: Thumb in the fourth quarter, per the game recap.

Final offensive inactives: Kene Nwangwu. These designations apply to Week 2.

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NO 24, BAL 17 — final. Olave played after being questionable. Banks’ ankle injury is a new protection concern. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Tyler Shough: 27/34 passing, 252 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 9 carries, 23 rushing yards, 1 rush TD.
• Alvin Kamara: 9 carries, 15 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 6 targets, 7 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Travis Etienne Jr.: 8 carries, 25 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 6 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Chris Olave: 8 catches on 10 targets, 86 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Devaughn Vele: 5 catches on 7 targets, 64 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Kelvin Banks Jr.: Ankle; left the game, per the game recap.

Final offensive inactives: Kendre Miller; Zach Wilson (emergency third QB); Mason Murphy. These designations apply to Week 2.

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BAL 17, NO 24 — final. Flowers was inactive and Stanley left with a toe injury. Bateman’s production is now recorded rather than inferred from the missing receiver. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Lamar Jackson: 21/31 passing, 235 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 34 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Derrick Henry: 16 carries, 68 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Justice Hill: 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 12 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Rashod Bateman: 7 catches on 9 targets, 88 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Mark Andrews: 6 catches on 7 targets, 49 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Ronnie Stanley: Toe; did not return.

Final offensive inactives: Zay Flowers; Andrew Voorhees; Gerad Lichtenhan; Joe Fagnano (emergency third QB). These designations apply to Week 2.

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Monday game pending. The completed Saturday report gives Andrew Thomas and Francis (Sisi) Mauigoa no game designation. Thomas remained limited and Mauigoa practiced fully; neither observation guarantees every snap. The listed Monday questions are defensive: Deonte Banks and Micah McFadden are questionable.

Last underlying availability check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT.

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DAL 37, WAS 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Dak Prescott: 26/31 passing, 279 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT; 4 carries, 26 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Javonte Williams: 12 carries, 30 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 20 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Emari Demercado: 3 carries, 8 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• CeeDee Lamb: 8 catches on 9 targets, 153 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD.
• George Pickens: 6 catches on 8 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Ryan Flournoy: 5 catches on 6 targets, 23 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Tyler Goodson; Ajani Cornelius; Camden Brown. These designations apply to Week 2.

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JAX 13, DEN 20 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Trevor Lawrence: 17/29 passing, 189 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Bhayshul Tuten: 13 carries, 65 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, -3 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Chris Rodriguez Jr.: 6 carries, 13 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Ameer Abdullah: 3 carries, 11 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 2 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Parker Washington: 7 catches on 12 targets, 98 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Brian Thomas Jr.: 3 catches on 8 targets, 40 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Quinn Ewers; CJ Williams; Daniel Faalele; Tanner Koziol. These designations apply to Week 2.

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Monday game pending. The final Saturday report lists Nacua questionable and Whittington doubtful. Adams has no game designation. If waiting for Monday, retain a playable option from that game; Whittington is an uncertain fallback. Being active would not establish normal routes or targets.

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MIA 13, SF 35 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Malik Willis: 14/23 passing, 197 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• De'Von Achane: 20 carries, 74 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 6 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Ollie Gordon II: 3 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Malik Washington: 1 carry, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 5 targets, 43 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Caleb Douglas: 2 catches on 3 targets, 19 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Jaylen Wright: Stinger; did not return. Caleb Douglas: Ankle; left in the second half, per the game recap.

Final offensive inactives: Jalen Tolbert; Brady Cook (emergency third QB); DJ Campbell; Chukwuebuka Godrick; Justin Joly. These designations apply to Week 2.

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DET 31, BUF 41 — final. Thursday’s completed receiving and rushing workload is included, together with the released snap counts. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified.

• Jared Goff: 26/38 passing, 327 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jahmyr Gibbs: 16 carries, 52 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 8 targets, 61 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Sione Vaki: 1 carry, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 13 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown: 9 catches on 13 targets, 142 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD.
• Sam LaPorta: 6 catches on 7 targets, 52 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.

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ATL 3, CAR 34 — final. Rush started and Strand replaced him late in the third quarter. Atlanta had not announced its Thursday starter in the postgame report. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Cooper Rush: 10/17 passing, 86 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT; 2 carries, 20 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Bijan Robinson: 16 carries, 72 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 9 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Brian Robinson Jr.: 11 carries, 51 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Drake London: 1 carry, -2 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 5 targets, 51 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Austin Hooper: 2 catches on 4 targets, 20 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Jawaan Taylor: Ribs; listed questionable in the fourth quarter, per the game recap.

Final offensive inactives: Tua Tagovailoa; Michael Penix Jr.; Ethan Onianwa. These designations apply to Week 2.

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This game is intentionally excluded from the Sunday evening refresh. The chart retains its earlier dated data; no new result, injury or Week 2 workload from this game is included.

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TB 19, CLE 23 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Baker Mayfield: 21/34 passing, 182 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 4 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Bucky Irving: 17 carries, 89 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 4 catches on 4 targets, 1 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Kenny Gainwell: 2 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 4 targets, 5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Ted Hurst III: 2 catches on 7 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Cade Otton: 5 catches on 6 targets, 38 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Emeka Egbuka: 1 carry, -3 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 5 targets, 16 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Luke Haggard; Billy Schrauth. These designations apply to Week 2.

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CIN 20, HOU 6 — final. Burrow played after carrying a questionable designation. Chase scored twice; the completed production replaces the pregame uncertainty. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Joe Burrow: 20/31 passing, 207 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 1 carry, -1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Chase Brown: 20 carries, 80 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 5 targets, 2 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Samaje Perine: 2 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tee Higgins: 5 catches on 10 targets, 95 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Ja'Marr Chase: 7 catches on 9 targets, 75 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Josh Johnson; Ke'Shawn Williams; Connor Lew; Myles Hinton. These designations apply to Week 2.

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CLE 23, TB 19 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Deshaun Watson: 24/30 passing, 238 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; 7 carries, 22 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Quinshon Judkins: 12 carries, 21 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 5 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Raheim Sanders: 2 carries, 4 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 7 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Denzel Boston: 5 catches on 7 targets, 95 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• KC Concepcion: 1 carry, -6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 6 catches on 6 targets, 28 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Harold Fannin Jr.: 5 catches on 6 targets, 54 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Taylen Green (emergency third QB); Parker Brailsford; Teven Jenkins. These designations apply to Week 2.

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PIT 3, NE 20 — final. Dowdle returned after the toe issue. Pittsburgh’s limited offensive production remains distinct from his next-game medical status. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Aaron Rodgers: 23/39 passing, 187 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; 1 carry, 5 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 fumble lost.
• Jaylen Warren: 11 carries, 43 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 4 targets, 34 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Rico Dowdle: 7 carries, 22 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 22 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Travis Homer: 2 carries, 16 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• DK Metcalf: 4 catches on 9 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Germie Bernard: 4 catches on 8 targets, 35 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Roman Wilson: 5 catches on 6 targets, 28 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Rico Dowdle: Toe; returned after halftime.

Final offensive inactives: Michael Pittman Jr.; Drew Allar; Will Howard (emergency third QB); Gennings Dunker. These designations apply to Week 2.

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MIN 9, CHI 3 — final. Wentz started while Murray was inactive in concussion protocol. Any expected clearance still requires confirmation. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Carson Wentz: 11/20 passing, 143 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Aaron Jones Sr.: 23 carries, 105 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• DeeJay Dallas: 2 carries, 8 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 12 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Justin Jefferson: 3 catches on 6 targets, 55 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jordan Addison: 2 catches on 5 targets, 21 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• T.J. Hockenson: 3 catches on 4 targets, 29 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Kyler Murray; Jauan Jennings; Nick Samac; Caleb Tiernan. These designations apply to Week 2.

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HOU 6, CIN 20 — final. Collins was inactive. Houston’s receiving totals reflect this game’s replacement opportunities, not a forecast of Collins’ absence continuing. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• C.J. Stroud: 30/55 passing, 353 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 3 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Woody Marks: 8 carries, 8 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 5 catches on 6 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• David Montgomery: 6 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 14 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Dalton Schultz: 12 catches on 14 targets, 140 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Xavier Hutchinson: 3 catches on 9 targets, 37 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jared Wayne: 2 catches on 7 targets, 33 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Brevin Jordan; Nico Collins; Ed Ingram; Nate Thomas. These designations apply to Week 2.

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ARI 7, SEA 31 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Jacoby Brissett: 17/28 passing, 95 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 1 carry, 7 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Jeremiyah Love: 9 carries, 29 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 3 catches on 3 targets, 16 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tyler Allgeier: 5 carries, 10 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 9 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Bam Knight: 2 carries, 24 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Trey McBride: 8 catches on 10 targets, 41 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Michael Wilson: 2 catches on 7 targets, 18 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Carson Beck; Josh Fryar; Reggie Virgil. These designations apply to Week 2.

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TEN 20, PHI 24 — final. The completed box score and available Week 2 workload are now recorded. Future roles and game designations remain unconfirmed. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Cam Ward: 13/20 passing, 183 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; 4 carries, 7 rushing yards, 2 rush TD.
• Tony Pollard: 14 carries, 64 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, 1 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Tyjae Spears: 7 carries, 41 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 29 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Carnell Tate: 3 catches on 5 targets, 27 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Elic Ayomanor: 2 catches on 3 targets, 69 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Final offensive inactives: Atonio Mafi; Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson; Kylen Granson. These designations apply to Week 2.

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BUF 41, DET 31 — final. Thursday’s result and released snap counts are included. Moore’s shoulder issue remains a separate Week 3 uncertainty. Week 2 snap counts are available; route participation and targets per route remain unverified.

• Josh Allen: 20/31 passing, 248 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; 14 carries, 69 rushing yards, 2 rush TD.
• James Cook III: 21 carries, 135 rushing yards, 1 rush TD; 1 catch on 3 targets, 4 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• DJ Moore: 1 carry, -1 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Dalton Kincaid: 7 catches on 8 targets, 95 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Keon Coleman: 6 catches on 6 targets, 63 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Khalil Shakir: 3 catches on 6 targets, 38 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: DJ Moore: Shoulder follow-up after Thursday; no Week 3 game designation confirmed.

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CAR 34, ATL 3 — final. Waller scored twice. Brooks’ groin setback needs follow-up; a touchdown total should be read alongside targets and carries. Week 2 snap counts, route participation and targets per route remain unverified; available target, carry and scoring-area shares are shown.

• Bryce Young: 23/36 passing, 287 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; 1 carry, 6 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Chuba Hubbard: 12 carries, 53 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 2 catches on 2 targets, 11 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.
• Jonathon Brooks: 5 carries, 16 rushing yards, 0 rush TD; 1 catch on 1 target, -5 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• AJ Dillon: 3 carries, -3 rushing yards, 0 rush TD.
• Tetairoa McMillan: 5 catches on 10 targets, 101 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Jalen Coker: 8 catches on 9 targets, 66 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.
• Xavier Legette: 2 catches on 4 targets, 64 receiving yards, 0 receiving TD.

Injury follow-up: Jonathon Brooks: Aggravated a groin injury, per the game recap.

Final offensive inactives: Ja'Tavion Sanders; Haynes King (emergency third QB); Albert Reese. These designations apply to Week 2.

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Zay Flowers is out for Week 2. Baltimore identifies Rashod Bateman as its leading available receiver; Walker, Wester, Moore and Sarratt have opportunity, but no individual inherits a guaranteed target share. Stanley and Simpson remain questionable. Chris Moore is on the active roster and Ja’Kobi Lane is on injured reserve. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Devontez Walker is listed behind Zay Flowers on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Zay Flowers is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• John Simpson: Questionable — groin.
• Ronnie Stanley: Questionable — toe.
• Devontez Walker: No game designation — Groin.
• Zay Flowers: Out — hamstring; Saturday downgrade.
• Ja’Kobi Lane: Injured reserve — September 16 transaction.
• Chris Moore: Active roster — signed September 16.
• Gerad Lichtenhan: Elevated for Week 2 — offensive-line depth.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Drew Lock is the announced quarterback with Sam Darnold out. Seattle downgraded Anthony Bradford to out on Saturday; the club identifies Christian Haynes as next up at right guard. The field shows that contingency without assigning Haynes Bradford’s historical grades. Horton and Kupp have no game designation. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Drew Lock: Week 2 starter.
• Sam Darnold: Out — glute.
• Tory Horton: No game designation — Hamstring.
• Josh Jones: No game designation — Knee.
• Cooper Kupp: No game designation — Back.
• Anthony Bradford: Out — knee/hip; Saturday downgrade.
• Christian Haynes: Next up at right guard — team-announced replacement if Bradford cannot play; Bradford is out.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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The Jets confirmed Omar Cooper Jr.’s injured-reserve placement. He cannot be used in Week 2 lineups. Jason Sanders was elevated for this game; an elevation is not an announcement of a permanent roster spot. Nwangwu remains out. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Kene Nwangwu: Out — back.
• Omar Cooper Jr.: Injured reserve — ankle; club confirmed September 19.
• Jason Sanders: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Stribling is now on injured reserve. Black and Piñeiro remain questionable, so preserve a late-window running-back or kicker alternative. Jake Tonges is also on IR; Brayden Willis and KhaDarel Hodge were promoted to the active roster. No replacement target share or kicking workload is assumed. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Kaelon Black: Questionable — groin.
• Kyle Juszczyk: No game designation — Finger.
• George Kittle: No game designation — Achilles.
• Christian McCaffrey: No game designation — Not injury related - resting player.
• Eddy Piñeiro: Questionable — illness.
• Trent Williams: No game designation — Not injury related - resting player.
• De’Zhaun Stribling: Injured reserve — ankle; September 19.
• Jake Tonges: Injured reserve — September 16 transaction.
• Brayden Willis: Active roster — promoted September 15.
• KhaDarel Hodge: Active roster — promoted September 16.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Carson Wentz is the announced starter, with Murray and Jennings out. Mason remains on IR; DeeJay Dallas is on the active roster and Dillon Bell was elevated for Week 2. Aaron Jones leads the listed backfield, with Demond Claiborne and Dallas behind him. A full backfield workload is not guaranteed. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Myles Price is listed behind Jauan Jennings on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Jauan Jennings is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• Carson Wentz: Week 2 starter.
• Jordan Mason: Injured reserve — thumb.
• DeeJay Dallas: Active roster — signed September 16.
• Kyler Murray: Out — concussion.
• Jauan Jennings: Out — nir - personal.
• Brian O'Neill: Questionable — knee.
• Christian Darrisaw: No game designation — NIR - Rest.
• Dillon Bell: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad.
• Myles Price: Listed replacement option — Jauan Jennings unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Collins cannot be used in a Week 2 lineup. His absence creates opportunity, but does not guarantee any one teammate his targets; use a confirmed active replacement. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Jared Wayne is listed behind Nico Collins on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Nico Collins is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload. Febechi Nwaiwu is listed behind Ed Ingram on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Ed Ingram is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• Nico Collins: Out — hamstring.
• Ed Ingram: Out — groin.
• Jared Wayne: Listed replacement option — Nico Collins unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.
• Febechi Nwaiwu: Listed replacement option — Ed Ingram unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Pittsburgh downgraded Pittman on Saturday. Remove him from Week 2 lineups. His absence creates opportunity in the receiving group, but does not establish a replacement starter or a guaranteed target share. Fautanu remains a separate line decision. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Germie Bernard is listed behind Michael Pittman Jr. on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Michael Pittman Jr. is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• Michael Pittman Jr.: Out — foot.
• Troy Fautanu: Questionable — ankle.
• Darnell Washington: No game designation — NIR/Personal.
• Germie Bernard: Listed replacement option — Michael Pittman Jr. unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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The final Saturday report lists Nacua questionable and Whittington doubtful. Adams has no game designation. If waiting for Monday, retain a playable option from that game; Whittington is an uncertain fallback. Being active would not establish normal routes or targets.

• Davante Adams: No game designation — NIR - Rest.
• Puka Nacua: Questionable — hip.
• Jordan Whittington: Doubtful — quadricep.
• Tyler Higbee: No game designation — NIR - Rest.
• Alaric Jackson: No game designation — NIR - Rest.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Bowers remains doubtful. Have a tight-end alternative before the early games lock; Michael Mayer is the next listed tight end, but no inherited target share is guaranteed. Las Vegas elevated Chris Myarick and Cody White for Week 2. Jeanty has no game designation. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Brock Bowers: Doubtful — knee.
• Ashton Jeanty: No game designation — Ankle.
• Aidan O'Connell: Questionable — nir-personal.
• Chris Myarick: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad.
• Cody White: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Cincinnati’s official final report still lists Joe Burrow questionable with a back injury despite full Friday participation. Keep the distinction between the designation and expectations that he plays; use the final inactive list before locking the quarterback slot. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Cincinnati elevated Josh Johnson for quarterback depth; that move does not itself rule Burrow out.

• Joe Burrow: Questionable — back.
• Samaje Perine: No game designation — Illness.
• Josh Johnson: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad; quarterback depth, not a change to Burrow’s designation.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Both guard designations merit a late-window check. The formation remains a positional illustration, with the uncertainty shown beside the affected players. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Trey McBride: No game designation — NIR-Rest/Back.
• Isaac Seumalo: Questionable — shoulder.
• Isaiah Adams: Questionable — knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Atlanta confirmed Cooper Rush as the starter and Jack Strand as the backup against Carolina. Keep the quarterback decision separate from the older roster ordering. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Jack Strand: Week 2 backup.
• Chris Lindstrom: Questionable — concussion.
• Michael Penix Jr.: Out — knee.
• Cooper Rush: No game designation — Back.
• Tua Tagovailoa: Doubtful — oblique.
• Jawaan Taylor: No game designation — Knee.
• Jake Matthews: No game designation — Not injury related — resting player.
• Ryan Neuzil: No game designation — Illness.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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NFL reporting described an AC joint sprain after the Detroit game and said Week 3 availability was in doubt. No Week 3 game designation is established here. Buffalo has already played Week 2. Thursday is complete; these notes do not create a Week 3 designation.

• DJ Moore: Week 3 uncertain — shoulder.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Jalen Coker finished the week with a full practice and no game designation; Darren Waller also has none. Carolina waived Jimmy Horn Jr. on September 15. Keep receiver depth separate from last week’s participation, and verify the final inactive list before kickoff. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Jalen Coker: No game designation — Ankle.
• Darren Waller: No game designation — Not injury-related/rest.
• Jimmy Horn Jr.: No longer on Carolina roster — waived September 15; subsequently Cleveland practice squad.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Chicago’s Friday report lists no game-status designations. The final active roster still arrives before kickoff; no new workload projection is implied. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Kyle Monangai: No game designation — Hamstring.
• D'Andre Swift: No game designation — Ankle/Knee.
• Joe Thuney: No game designation — Non-Injury Related (Rest).
• Ozzy Trapilo: No game designation — Knee.
• Darnell Wright: No game designation — Knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Dylan Sampson is on injured reserve and Jaleel McLaughlin was signed from the practice squad to the active roster. Quinshon Judkins’ depth position does not promise every available carry. Teven Jenkins is out on the line; Jeudy has no game designation. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Parker Brailsford: No game designation — Thumb.
• Teven Jenkins: Out — back.
• Jerry Jeudy: No game designation — Wrist.
• Zion Johnson: No game designation — Knee.
• Dawand Jones: No game designation — Head.
• Dylan Sampson: Injured reserve — knee; September 15.
• Jaleel McLaughlin: Active roster — signed September 15.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. That does not alter reserve-list status or guarantee a player’s workload. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Ajani Cornelius: No game designation — Knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Remove Mims from Week 2 plans. Keep a late-window running-back alternative available for Harvey until Denver announces its inactive players. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Marvin Mims Jr.: Out — foot.
• RJ Harvey: Questionable — hamstring.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Detroit has completed Week 2. These were the Thursday game designations, not a new Week 3 ruling. Keep the line absences in context when reading the game’s rushing results. Thursday is complete; these notes do not create a Week 3 designation.

• Blake Miller: Out — Week 2 played — knee.
• Christian Mahogany: Out — Week 2 played — hip.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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The official report uses Zach Bako-Bewele, previously listed here as Zach Tom. Both offensive-line decisions remain unresolved. Defensive tackle Javon Hargrave is out, which belongs in the Packers D/ST matchup assessment; no new fantasy ranking is implied. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Zach Bako-Bewele: Questionable — knee.
• Aaron Banks: Questionable — knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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The Colts elevated Gould for Sunday night. An elevation adds roster availability, not a guaranteed receiving role or a start recommendation. Dulin is out; retain a remaining-game alternative if depending on Giddens. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Anthony Gould: Elevated for Week 2 — practice squad.
• Keenan Allen: No game designation — NIR - Rest.
• Ashton Dulin: Out — ankle.
• DJ Giddens: Questionable — knee.
• Alec Pierce: No game designation — Heel.
• Anthony Richardson: No game designation — Groin.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Jacksonville’s Friday report lists no game-status designations. Continue to use the final inactive list for game-day eligibility. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• LeQuint Allen Jr.: No game designation — Hip.
• Jakobi Meyers: No game designation — Thumb.
• Brian Thomas Jr.: No game designation — Shoulder.
• Cole Van Lanen: No game designation — Knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Josh Simmons is out for Sunday night. The Chiefs signed fullback Ben VanSumeren from the practice squad to the active roster. Mahomes and Rice have no game designation. An active-roster move does not by itself establish a fantasy workload. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Josh Simmons: Out — back.
• Rashee Rice: No game designation — Knee.
• Patrick Mahomes: No game designation — Knee.
• Ben VanSumeren: Active roster — signed September 16.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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McConkey requires a late-window check. Carry a playable alternative into Sunday rather than assuming the injury designation will clear. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Derius Davis: No game designation — Calf.
• Ladd McConkey: Questionable — rib.
• Trey Pipkins: Out — knee.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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No quarterback, running-back, receiver, tight-end or offensive-line game designation appears in the reviewed report. Final inactives still need a game-day check. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Seydou Traore: No game designation — Thumb / Achilles.
• Malik Willis: No game designation — Toe.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Henderson has no game designation after full practices. His expected return means Stevenson’s Week 1 workload should not be projected unchanged; the actual split remains unconfirmed. New England also ruled out cornerback Carlton Davis III, relevant context when evaluating its D/ST and Pittsburgh’s passing matchup. A.J. Brown remains on injured reserve; his reserve listing is not an active formation slot. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• A.J. Brown: Injured reserve — club transaction September 12.
• Dametrious Crownover: Out — knee.
• Ben Brown: Questionable — knee.
• TreVeyon Henderson: No game designation — Ankle.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Prepare an early-window alternative for Olave and check the inactive list. Do not infer a full workload solely from being active. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Juwan Johnson: No game designation — Illness.
• Oscar Delp: No game designation — Hamstring.
• Alvin Kamara: No game designation — Knee.
• Chris Olave: Questionable — hamstring.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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The completed Saturday report gives Andrew Thomas and Francis (Sisi) Mauigoa no game designation. Thomas remained limited and Mauigoa practiced fully; neither observation guarantees every snap. The listed Monday questions are defensive: Deonte Banks and Micah McFadden are questionable.

• Andrew Thomas: No game designation — ankle; Saturday limited.
• Sisi Mauigoa: No game designation — shoulder; Saturday full.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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New York Giants depth chart and formation →

Philadelphia placed Landon Dickerson on injured reserve and promoted Britain Covey. Dickerson is unavailable even though the older depth widget still lists him first. The listed reserve at left guard is Willie Lampkin; that depth listing alone does not confirm the starting five. Brown and Moore have no game designation. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Willie Lampkin is listed behind Landon Dickerson on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Landon Dickerson is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• Marquise Brown: No game designation — Hamstring.
• Elijah Moore: No game designation — Full.
• Landon Dickerson: Injured reserve — September 15 transaction.
• Britain Covey: Active roster — signed September 15.
• Willie Lampkin: Listed replacement option — Landon Dickerson unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Philadelphia Eagles depth chart and formation →

Check McMillan in the early inactive release. Keep his game status separate from any assumption about routes or target volume. Tucker practiced fully all three days and has no game designation. Do not base an Irving start decision on an assumption that Tucker is unavailable. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

• Jalen McMillan: Questionable — knee.
• Justin Skule: No game designation — Oblique.
• Sean Tucker: No game designation — Hamstring.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers depth chart and formation →

No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. This is an availability check, not evidence of a new depth order or target distribution. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Tennessee Titans depth chart and formation →

Okonkwo is out. Ben Sinnott is the next player in his official tight-end row, with John Bates listed separately; neither is guaranteed Okonkwo’s targets. Washington signed Lucas Patrick to the active roster. Jaylin Lane and Kaytron Allen have no game designation. Game-day inactives are not yet confirmed in this morning edition. Ben Sinnott is listed behind Chig Okonkwo on the team depth chart. The formation uses that depth-based alternative because Chig Okonkwo is unavailable; this does not confirm the opening lineup or a workload.

• Chigoziem Okonkwo: Out — hamstring.
• Kaytron Allen: No game designation — Ankle/Knee.
• Chris Paul: No game designation — Ankle.
• Jaylin Lane: No game designation — Groin.
• Lucas Patrick: Active roster — signed September 16; depth rank unconfirmed.
• Ben Sinnott: Listed replacement option — Chig Okonkwo unavailable; opening lineup not confirmed.

Team check: September 20, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. MDT

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Washington Commanders depth chart and formation →

Carson Wentz is the announced starter at Chicago. Use the quarterback change when assessing the passing game; a replacement starter does not by itself establish a new target distribution.

• Kyler Murray: Out (concussion).
• Carson Wentz: Week 2 starter.
• Jauan Jennings: Out (personal).
• Brian O’Neill: Questionable (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

Drew Lock starts at Arizona. Darnold has been ruled out for this game; Seattle said it did not expect to place him on injured reserve.

• Sam Darnold: Out (glute).
• Drew Lock: Week 2 starter.
• Anthony Bradford: Questionable (knee/hip).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

Atlanta confirmed Cooper Rush as the starter and Jack Strand as the backup against Carolina. Keep the quarterback decision separate from the older roster ordering.

• Cooper Rush: Week 2 starter.
• Jack Strand: Week 2 backup.
• Michael Penix Jr.: Out (knee).
• Tua Tagovailoa: Doubtful (oblique).
• Chris Lindstrom: Questionable (concussion).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

Collins cannot be used in a Week 2 lineup. His absence creates opportunity, but does not guarantee any one teammate his targets; use a confirmed active replacement.

• Nico Collins: Out (hamstring).
• Ed Ingram: Out (groin).

NFL Week 2 status report

Have an alternative ready for Flowers. Doubtful remains distinct from officially inactive; the offensive-line decisions also matter to the Sunday matchup.

• Zay Flowers: Doubtful (hamstring).
• Ronnie Stanley: Questionable (toe).
• John Simpson: Questionable (groin).

NFL Week 2 status report

Plan a tight-end alternative before the early games lock. The doubtful designation is not a confirmed inactive, and waiting until the late window can remove replacement options.

• Brock Bowers: Doubtful (knee).
• Aidan O’Connell: Questionable (personal).

NFL Week 2 status report

Keep a quarterback contingency until the inactive list. A questionable designation does not establish either absence or a reduced passing workload.

• Joe Burrow: Questionable (back).

NFL Week 2 status report

Monday game: final game-status decisions were not available at this cutoff. Preserve a Monday replacement option for Nacua; a missed practice is not an out designation.

• Puka Nacua: Friday DNP (hip).
• Jordan Whittington: Friday DNP (quadricep).
• Davante Adams: Friday full (rest).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

NFL reporting described an AC joint sprain after the Detroit game and said Week 3 availability was in doubt. No Week 3 game designation is established here. Buffalo has already played Week 2.

• DJ Moore: Week 3 uncertain (shoulder).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

Detroit has completed Week 2. These were the Thursday game designations, not a new Week 3 ruling. Keep the line absences in context when reading the game’s rushing results.

• Blake Miller: Out — Week 2 played (knee).
• Christian Mahogany: Out — Week 2 played (hip).

NFL Week 2 status report

Prepare an early-window alternative for Olave and check the inactive list. Do not infer a full workload solely from being active.

• Chris Olave: Questionable (hamstring).

NFL Week 2 status report

Check Pittman before the early games. Fautanu’s status adds a separate offensive-line decision; neither designation establishes a snap limit.

• Michael Pittman Jr.: Questionable (foot).
• Troy Fautanu: Questionable (ankle).

NFL Week 2 status report

Remove Mims from Week 2 plans. Keep a late-window running-back alternative available for Harvey until Denver announces its inactive players.

• Marvin Mims Jr.: Out (foot).
• RJ Harvey: Questionable (hamstring).

NFL Week 2 status report

McConkey requires a late-window check. Carry a playable alternative into Sunday rather than assuming the injury designation will clear.

• Ladd McConkey: Questionable (rib).
• Trey Pipkins: Out (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report

Cooper and Nwangwu are unavailable for Week 2. The receiver absence does not by itself verify a new starter or a specific target share.

• Omar Cooper Jr.: Out (ankle).
• Kene Nwangwu: Out (back).

NFL Week 2 status report

Replace Okonkwo in Week 2 lineups. Recheck the active tight ends before choosing a replacement; inherited snaps and inherited targets are different questions.

• Chigoziem Okonkwo: Out (hamstring).

NFL Week 2 status report

Keep a late-window alternative for Black and remove Stribling from Week 2 plans. Do not promote a replacement to a guaranteed workload without further reporting.

• Kaelon Black: Questionable (groin).
• De’Zhaun Stribling: Out (ankle).

NFL Week 2 status report

Check McMillan in the early inactive release. Keep his game status separate from any assumption about routes or target volume.

• Jalen McMillan: Questionable (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report

Sunday night creates a replacement-timing problem for Giddens. Preserve an option from the remaining games if relying on him.

• Ashton Dulin: Out (ankle).
• DJ Giddens: Questionable (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report

The listed offensive game-status decisions concern the line. That is not a guarantee that every skill player will be active or receive a normal workload.

• Dametrious Crownover: Out (knee).
• Ben Brown: Questionable (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report

Recheck Green Bay’s line before kickoff. The injury report does not confirm a replacement alignment or establish a change in backfield usage.

• Aaron Banks: Questionable (knee).
• Zach Tom: Questionable (knee).

NFL Week 2 status report

The guard absence is confirmed for Week 2. Use it as matchup context without inventing a revised offensive-line combination.

• Teven Jenkins: Out (back).

NFL Week 2 status report

Both guard designations merit a late-window check. The formation remains a positional illustration, with the uncertainty shown beside the affected players.

• Isaiah Adams: Questionable (knee).
• Isaac Seumalo: Questionable (shoulder).

NFL Week 2 status report

The tackle absence is confirmed. Keep late-game roster checks separate from the historical usage numbers shown in the chart.

• Josh Simmons: Out (back).

NFL Week 2 status report

Monday game: Saturday’s final report was still pending at the cutoff. Friday practice participation is shown as practice information, not a final game designation.

• Andrew Thomas: Friday limited (ankle).
• Sisi Mauigoa: Friday limited (shoulder).

NFL Week 2 status report · Supporting report

Chicago’s Friday report lists no game-status designations. The final active roster still arrives before kickoff; no new workload projection is implied.

NFL Week 2 status report

Jacksonville’s Friday report lists no game-status designations. Continue to use the final inactive list for game-day eligibility.

NFL Week 2 status report

No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. Reserve-list absences and game-day roster decisions are separate from this report.

NFL Week 2 status report

No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. That does not alter reserve-list status or guarantee a player’s workload.

NFL Week 2 status report

No quarterback, running-back, receiver, tight-end or offensive-line game designation appears in the reviewed report. Final inactives still need a game-day check.

NFL Week 2 status report

No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. Retain the established roles while waiting for game-day eligibility confirmation.

NFL Week 2 status report

No offensive game-status designation appears in the reviewed Friday report. This is an availability check, not evidence of a new depth order or target distribution.

NFL Week 2 status report

What changed: Buffalo won 41–31 to move to 2–0. Allen threw for 248 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 69 yards and two more. James Cook III had 101 rushing yards on 11 first-half carries and added a late 1-yard touchdown. Kincaid caught seven passes for 95 yards and a touchdown, Dawson Knox scored from a yard out, and Keon Coleman briefly left with an injury before returning.

Fantasy impact: Moore was hurt landing in the end zone on a play wiped out by a holding penalty, so he finished without an official target. Until there is a diagnosis, treat him as a hold, not a drop. Palmer has the clearest path to more snaps; Skyler Bell is listed behind Moore on the depth chart but did not play offense in Week 1. Khalil Shakir dropped a third-down pass and remains a PPR flex, not a must-start.

Depth/usage note: Moore stays in the formation with an injury flag while Buffalo’s long break plays out. Palmer’s note now reflects the Week 2 touchdown and his role after Moore’s exit.

See the updated Bills depth and usage chart →

What changed: Detroit fell to 1–1. Goff threw for 327 yards and four touchdowns, and St. Brown caught nine of 13 targets for 142 yards and two scores. Jahmyr Gibbs and Sam LaPorta each caught a touchdown. The Lions were without Mahogany (hip) and Miller (knee); Ben Bartch started at left guard, Larry Borom was the named replacement at right tackle, and Goff was sacked four times.

Fantasy impact: St. Brown’s target volume makes him an every-week WR1. Gibbs stays a must-start, but 66 team rushing yards shows the risk while the line is short-handed. Campbell does not expect Mahogany’s injury to be long term.

Depth/usage note: The line notes now show both starters were out Thursday and Juice Scruggs was cleared. Mahogany and Miller stay listed as starters because neither is expected to miss extended time.

See the updated Lions depth and usage chart →

What changed: Kansas City won 31–10. Walker rushed 23 times for 173 yards and a touchdown, then caught three of six targets for 18 yards and another score. Johnson supplied 68 scrimmage yards on 10 touches. Mahomes accounted for three touchdowns in his return from knee surgery.

Fantasy impact: Walker’s 29 opportunities make him the clear start. Johnson’s secondary role makes him the preferred stash, not a standalone starter. Rashee Rice scored on two targets, Xavier Worthy drew six, Travis Kelce turned five targets into 71 yards, and Thornton did not catch his lone target.

Depth/usage note: The completed game replaces the untested backfield assumption with an observed Walker-led split. One game does not establish a permanent weekly target share.

See the final Week 1 Chiefs depth and usage chart →

What changed: Bryant caught four of six targets for 42 yards, leading Denver’s wide receivers in targets, catches and yards despite his backup listing. Courtland Sutton caught two of five targets for 11 yards, Waddle caught one of three for two, and Mims drew no target. Engram caught four of five targets for 43 yards and Denver’s only touchdown.

Injury: Mims briefly left with a hip issue and returned. No Week 2 designation had been announced at the reporting cutoff.

Fantasy impact: Put Bryant on the active watch list, keep Engram in the tight-end-option tier, treat Waddle as a flex rather than an automatic start, and monitor Mims. J.K. Dobbins led the backfield with eight carries for 36 yards; RJ Harvey had three carries and caught all four targets for 23 yards, a receiving role worth watching but not a locked flex.

Depth/usage note: The listed receiver order did not match the Week 1 target order. Route and snap shares were not verified at this cutoff.

See the final Week 1 Broncos depth and usage chart →

Fantasy impact: Johnson’s absence removed one passing-down and return option. Gore and Dortch being active establishes availability, not a reliable offensive workload. Use the eventual snap and touch totals before changing their fantasy roles.

Sources: Buffalo Bills inactives at Texans | Week 1   ·   Bills injury report vs. Texans | Week 1

Fantasy impact: The inactive list narrows the receiver and tight-end options, but it does not settle targets. Avoid treating Wright or Gordon as the sole backup on the strength of a healthy injury report.

Sources: Raiders: both teams’ official inactives   ·   Game Preview: Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders   ·   Transcript: HC Jeff Hafley Press Conference - September 11

Fantasy impact: Keep Brown out of near-term lineups. Hollins and Williams are the clearest roles to monitor, but neither should inherit Brown’s entire target projection by default.

Sources: Patriots Sign Veteran DT DaQuan Jones and Place WR A.J. Brown On IR   ·   Analysis: Patriots place WR A.J. Brown on injured reserve, sign DT DaQuan Jones

Fantasy impact: Cooper’s next practice update matters more than a speculative absence length. Sanders’ assignment was confirmed on the field. Hall’s productive opener does not erase Allen’s involvement.

Sources: Jets-Titans Game Recap | New York Earns 23-10 Victory   ·   New York Jets at Tennessee Titans Game Inactives - September 13, 2026

Fantasy impact: Keep Bateman and Wester on the replacement-role watch list, with Moore deeper down it. Do not turn today’s exits into confirmed Week 2 absences or assume the next game’s active group will be identical.

Sources: Zay Flowers Explodes in Opener But Leaves With Hamstring Injury   ·   Ja’Kobi Lane Exits His First Regular-Season Game With Wrist Injury   ·   Devontez Walker, Elijah Sarratt Inactive vs. Colts   ·   Game Recap: Ravens Blow Out Colts in Season Opener

Fantasy impact: Gesicki supplied useful receiving production with Endries unavailable, but one game does not establish a permanent target split. Brown’s scoring role held up. Revisit Stewart when the next injury report arrives.

Sources: Bengals Buccaneers Inactives Week 1 2026   ·   Bengals Buccaneers Postgame Recap Stats, Notes and Quotes

Fantasy impact: Sampson’s follow-up affects backfield depth and return work. Sanders’ long return is special-teams evidence, not proof of a larger rushing role. Avoid assigning an absence length before further reporting.

Sources: Dylan Sampson downgraded to out vs. Jaguars with knee injury   ·   Jaguars 34, Browns 10 | Final Score, Stats & Game Recap   ·   Browns announce inactives for Week 1 vs. the Jaguars

Fantasy impact: Freiermuth’s opening involvement is worth tracking, while Porter’s next report matters for the secondary. Pittsburgh’s defensive result came against Atlanta’s depleted quarterback room, so keep that opponent context attached.

Sources: Steelers inactives for Week 1 vs. Falcons   ·   Steelers top Falcons, 20-13, in season opener

Fantasy impact: Jordan’s absence removes one tight-end option. Nothing in these availability reports by itself establishes a new receiver or running-back workload. Keep roster eligibility separate from actual usage.

Sources: Texans: Week 1 inactives against Buffalo   ·   The Houston Texans made a roster move.   ·   Injury Report | Week 1

Fantasy impact: Pierce’s actual participation resolves the Week 1 availability question, not the possibility of ongoing restrictions. Taylor retained substantial scoring involvement. Check the next report before treating Pierce as fully unrestricted.

Sources: Colts announce inactives for Week 1 vs. Baltimore Ravens   ·   Colts lose to Ravens, 41-23, in 2026 season opener

Fantasy impact: Thomas returning is the key distinction from a game-ending injury, although the next practice report still matters. Washington’s production and Tuten’s carries provide real role evidence. A four-touchdown afternoon is not a weekly baseline.

Sources: CLE vs JAX: Week 1 Inactives   ·   Game Report: Jacksonville Jaguars 34, Cleveland Browns 10

Fantasy impact: Singleton’s first-game absence does not establish a season-long pecking order. Ayomanor’s score is encouraging, but the limited passing output and late-game context keep a one-play result in perspective.

Sources: Game Inactives | Week 1 Titans vs Jets   ·   Titans Drop Season Opener to Jets, 23-10   ·   Week 1 Injury Report | Titans vs Jets

Fantasy impact: Mims’ foot no longer carries an injury designation. Dobbins’ workload still needs game evidence; do not turn readiness into a guaranteed share. Denver’s defensive outlook must account for Cooper being unavailable.

Sources: Injury Report: WR Marvin Mims Jr. not assigned game status for Week 1 vs. Chiefs   ·   Broncos Notebook: In return to field, RB J.K. Dobbins eager to contribute 'whatever it takes to win the game' vs. Chiefs   ·   Five Things to Watch on Monday | Broncos vs. Chiefs

Fantasy impact: The three offensive injury designations are resolved, but normal performance and workload are not guaranteed. Simmons’ absence remains relevant to protection. Keep a Monday contingency until the final active list.

Sources: Week 1 Injury Report | Broncos vs. Chiefs   ·   Five Things to Watch on Monday | Broncos vs. Chiefs

Fantasy impact: Bowers is unavailable for this game. Mayer’s opportunity is a reasonable role-based inference, with the eventual routes and targets needed to measure it. Jeanty’s injury report supplied no pregame restriction.

Sources: Las Vegas Raiders Week 1 Inactives vs. Miami Dolphins   ·   Raiders-Dolphins Week 1 Injury Report: Brock Bowers ruled out

Fantasy impact: Tuipulotu’s availability restores a key pass-rush option. Mitchell and Thompson clearing the report does not establish offensive volume. Use actual snaps before elevating either in fantasy plans.

Sources: Los Angeles Chargers Arizona Cardinals Inactives Week 1 2026   ·   Los Angeles Chargers Arizona Cardinals Injury Report Week 1 2026

Fantasy impact: Javonte Williams remains the lead-back plan. Abanikanda is depth to monitor; await the Sunday-night inactive list before using him as an emergency option. Contract news supports roster continuity, not an automatic target increase.

Sources: Dallas Cowboys Sign Practice Squad RB To Replace Malik Davis On 53-Man Roster   ·   Malik Davis to have hip surgery; Placed on IR   ·   TJ Bass ready, no stranger to what Cowboys need in absence of Tyler Smith   ·   Brevyn Spann-Ford, Ryan Flournoy react to signing extensions: 'I'm so grateful'

Fantasy impact: Keep a playable Sunday-night or Monday replacement available if waiting on Nabers. Full practices improve the evidence but do not override the questionable label. Neither Cambre nor Berrios gains a predictable target share just by joining the game-day pool.

Sources: Week 1 Tracker: Latest news, notes & roster moves   ·   Injury Report: Statuses for Giants vs. Cowboys on Sunday Night Football   ·   Giants sign WR Dalen Cambre to active roster among series of roster moves

Fantasy impact: Stowers cannot be used as a Week 1 tight-end option. Goedert’s established role is the relevant starting point; the roster changes do not guarantee extra targets. Dalton’s backup assignment matters in deep quarterback contingency planning.

Sources: Commanders vs. Eagles Inactives   ·   Eagles elevate WR Britain Covey, place TE Eli Stowers on Injured Reserve

Fantasy impact: The receiver scratches narrow the available rotation, without proving who receives additional targets. Croskey-Merritt’s clearance resolves the pregame injury designation; the touch distribution must come from the game.

Sources: Inactives | Commanders vs. Eagles, Week 1   ·   Game Status | Oweh, Chaisson, Croskey-Merritt cleared to play vs. Eagles   ·   Eagles: both teams’ inactives and elevations

Fantasy impact: The inactive decision resolves the specific pregame worry, but it does not show Odunze’s route load or rule out a limitation. Both backs contributed to a huge team rushing day; avoid assigning its entire benefit to one player.

Sources: Panthers: both teams’ official inactive lists   ·   Chicago Bears announce roster moves   ·   Injury Update: Rome Odunze among four players questionable for Sunday's season opener vs. Panthers   ·   Rapid Reactions: Panthers fall to Bears in an opening-week shootout

Fantasy impact: Gibbs’ volume is strong opening-game evidence, with overtime part of the context. Izien’s next status matters on the short turnaround to Buffalo. A full practice alone did not put every defender on the active list.

Sources: INACTIVES: New Orleans Saints vs. Detroit Lions, Sunday September 13   ·   New Orleans Saints vs. Detroit Lions Week 1 injury report and game designations: Friday, Sept. 11   ·   Game Recap: Detroit Lions 31, New Orleans Saints 30 OT | 2026 NFL Week 1

Fantasy impact: Keep Banks’ absence attached to Green Bay’s protection and rushing outlook. Melton’s elevation supplies depth but does not create a dependable fantasy receiving workload.

Sources: Packers LG Aaron Banks won't play vs. Vikings   ·   Packers announce roster moves | Sept. 12, 2026

Fantasy impact: McCarthy is not a normal starting option under this designation. Dallas adds running-back and return depth with Claiborne out, but the elevation alone does not establish rushing volume.

Sources: Vikings vs. Packers Inactives for Week 1 of 2026   ·   Kyle Van Noy & DeeJay Dallas for 2026 Week 1 Vs. Packers   ·   Vikings vs. Packers Week 1 Injury Report

Fantasy impact: Robinson retained a major role despite the quarterback absences. Lindstrom’s next update matters to the entire offense. Do not carry Rush forward as the confirmed Week 2 starter until Atlanta settles its quarterbacks.

Sources: Game Breakdown: What happened in Falcons vs. Steelers   ·   Atlanta Falcons inactives for Week 1 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers   ·   Falcons make roster moves ahead of season opener

Fantasy impact: Sanders’ scratch changes the tight-end conversation more than the earlier healthy-roster expectation did. Brooks made an explosive receiving play alongside Hubbard; that does not settle the backfield split. Coker’s actual production deserves attention.

Sources: Week 1 Inactives vs. Chicago: Ja'Tavion Sanders out for Bears game   ·   Panthers promote two from the practice squad for opener   ·   Rapid Reactions: Panthers fall to Bears in an opening-week shootout

Fantasy impact: Kamara’s unresolved Saturday status became a confirmed absence. Etienne’s receiving work and Miller’s scoring involvement are useful next-week context, while Donaldson’s elevation alone should not be treated as a major rushing role.

Sources: Inactives | Saints at Lions | 2026 NFL Week 1   ·   Saints announce roster moves   ·   Game Recap: Detroit Lions 31, New Orleans Saints 30 OT | 2026 NFL Week 1

Fantasy impact: Tucker’s absence made the Williams elevation relevant depth, not a promise of carries. Keep game flow and turnovers attached to Irving’s low carry count. McMillan needs a fresh report before next week’s receiving plan is set.

Sources: Bengals: both teams’ official inactives   ·   Practice Squad Moves | Bucs vs. Bengals Week 1 2026   ·   Bengals 33, Bucs 27 - Bucs Lose to Cincinnati Bengals in Week 1

Fantasy impact: Love’s availability question is resolved for this game. Tyler Allgeier remains part of the backfield picture. Judge Love’s return by actual snaps and touches before assuming a full workload.

Sources: Jeremiyah Love Active For Cardinals Against Chargers   ·   Cardinals rookie RB Jeremiyah Love hoping to play against Chargers Week 1 as he returns from ankle injury

Fantasy impact: Do not convert an old inactive list into next week’s exclusions or invent replacement snaps without follow-up. The opening loss is useful performance context, while the next official injury report must settle availability.

Sources: Rams: news, checked Sunday   ·   Rams: transactions, checked Sunday   ·   From the Podium: Head coach Sean McVay, quarterback Matthew Stafford, outside linebacker Myles Garrett and defensive end Kobie Turner give their takeaways from Rams loss to 49ers in Australia   ·   Quarterback Ty Simpson, wide receivers Tutu Atwell and CJ Daniels among Rams' inactives for Week 1 vs. 49ers in Australia

Fantasy impact: Black’s opening involvement merits a bench or waiver watch. Keep McCaffrey in the established plan. Do not declare a season-ending injury or a permanent replacement role for Stribling or Tonges without the missing findings.

Sources: ESPN: Stribling and Tonges postgame injuries   ·   49ers Open 2026 With 27-7 Win Over Rams in Melbourne; Takeaways from #SFvsLAR   ·   49ers: transactions, checked Sunday   ·   49ers: news, checked Sunday

Fantasy impact: Superflex managers should retain a quarterback alternative while Darnold’s availability develops. Price’s promising opener still included other backs. The next medical update, not the extra rest alone, must settle Darnold’s status.

Sources: The Latest On Sam Darnold, & Other Takeaways From HC Mike Macdonald’s Thursday Press Conference   ·   Mike Macdonald On Seattle Sports 710AM: Test On Sam Darnold’s Hip Shows ‘Really Good News’   ·   Seahawks: transactions, checked Sunday   ·   Seahawks: news, checked Sunday

Fantasy impact: Gore is a depth watch while Johnson’s availability remains unsettled. Dortch matters most to leagues that score return work, but his assignment and offensive usage are unconfirmed. Keep the Sunday inactive check attached to Johnson; do not infer a new touch split for James Cook or Ray Davis.

Sources: Bills Saturday elevations, Sept. 12   ·   Bills injury report, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: Ferrell adds pass-rush depth, a small D/ST and deep-IDP note. His elevation alone does not establish a starting role. Miami’s main offensive decisions are unchanged from the morning review.

Sources: Dolphins Ferrell announcement, Sept. 12   ·   Dolphins injury table, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: Move Brown to an eligible fantasy IR slot. Prioritize monitoring Hollins and Williams for the vacated outside work while keeping the target hierarchy open. Jones bolsters interior defensive depth. TreVeyon Henderson’s Week 2 availability remains unresolved.

Sources: Patriots official transactions, Sept. 12   ·   Patriots eligibility and role analysis, Sept. 12

Fantasy impact: Sanders remains the Jets kicker to consider for Week 1. Patrick is unavailable, thinning receiver depth beyond the opener without establishing a new target split. Hall’s injury clearance remains in place; the doubtful players still need the final inactive check.

Sources: Jets Patrick IR and Sanders elevation, Sept. 12   ·   Jets final injury report, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: Moore supplies receiving and special-teams depth while Walker’s availability remains unsettled; Jones adds linebacker and special-teams depth with Buchanan out. These moves do not confirm a new starter, snap share or Walker downgrade. Keep Flowers in normal plans and Madubuike/Buchanan out of IDP lineups.

Sources: Ravens four Saturday roster moves   ·   Ravens injury report, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: Hudson adds a tight-end option to monitor in deep leagues, with routes and targets unannounced. Giles-Harris adds linebacker depth. The elevations do not change the normal starting case for Chase and Higgins or establish either elevated player as game-day active.

Sources: Bengals Saturday elevations   ·   Bengals final injury report, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: The elevations add defensive and special-teams depth without establishing new starters or snap totals. Cleveland’s offensive lineup advice is unchanged. Keep Brailsford’s availability and the rookie right-guard start in the protection and rushing-efficiency watch.

Sources: Browns Saturday elevations   ·   Browns injury and guard decision, rechecked Saturday

Fantasy impact: Slaughter adds secondary depth but his elevation does not rule Porter out. Keep the Sunday inactive check for Porter and treat Bernard as a role watch. Warren/Dowdle’s split and the right-tackle decision still need game evidence or a clear team announcement.

Sources: Steelers Slaughter elevation, Sept. 12   ·   Steelers final injury report, rechecked Saturday   ·   Steelers Saturday role notebook

Fantasy impact: Odum’s elevation does not establish a starting safety job. Keep McDonald out of IDP lineups. The Montgomery/Marks backfield split remains a usage watch, with no newly announced carry allocation.

Sources: Texans Saturday transaction   ·   Texans Saturday special-teams preview   ·   Texans final injury report   ·   Texans roster announcement, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Pierce remains available for lineup consideration. Harris is a depth addition, with no verified starter or full-snap assignment. Continue to check Ajiake’s availability in very deep IDP formats.

Sources: Colts Saturday elevation   ·   Colts final injury report

Fantasy impact: Mullens adds quarterback depth and is not a new fantasy starter. Do not infer a new Tuten/Rodriguez carry split from this move; Allen’s game-day availability still needs checking.

Sources: Jaguars Saturday elevation   ·   Jaguars final injury and lineup report

Fantasy impact: Replace Gray in IDP lineups. Diabate and Hallett remain speculative depth options until their roles are clearer; neither elevation changes Tennessee’s offensive starters.

Sources: NBC Sports: Diabate and Hallett elevations   ·   Titans Wire: Saturday elevations   ·   Titans final injury report

Fantasy impact: The report is positive for Mims, but use Monday’s official inactives for game-day confirmation. The backfield remains a workload decision, with no guaranteed touch count from Saturday reporting.

Sources: A to Z Sports: Saturday Broncos/Chiefs report   ·   Broncos official injury table   ·   Broncos transactions

Fantasy impact: Mahomes, Rice and Worthy stay in normal lineup consideration. Simmons’s absence matters to pass protection; Conner’s absence changes defensive depth. Jones’s missed practice does not mean he has been ruled out.

Sources: Chiefs official Saturday final report   ·   Arrowhead Pride: Reid’s Jones explanation

Fantasy impact: Mayer remains a streaming option for managers replacing Bowers and a longer-term dynasty watch. Jeanty stays in normal starting plans. Treat the contract and the temporary Week 1 receiving opportunity as separate pieces of information.

Sources: Raiders official extension   ·   Raiders Saturday Mayer role feature   ·   Raiders final injury report, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Keep Tuipulotu’s IDP and Chargers D/ST plans conditional on availability. Mitchell’s clearance does not establish his touch share. Recheck any later roster announcement and Sunday’s inactives.

Sources: Chargers final injury report, Sept. 11   ·   Chargers official transactions   ·   Chargers official news

Fantasy impact: Williams remains the first Dallas back to start. Watch Abanikanda as added depth, with Demercado still in the backup conversation. Davis is unavailable; no game-day decision remains for him.

Sources: Cowboys On SI: Abanikanda signing, Sept. 12   ·   Cowboys: revised Davis injury report   ·   Cowboys final injury table

Fantasy impact: Keep a playable Sunday-night or Monday fallback for Nabers. Cambre’s addition supplies depth and special-teams coverage; it does not make him a dependable fantasy substitute or establish Nabers’s availability.

Sources: SNY: Cambre signing, Sept. 12   ·   Big Blue View: independent Cambre confirmation   ·   Giants official injury report   ·   Giants official transaction log

Fantasy impact: Remove Stowers from Week 1 streaming decisions. Goedert remains the main Eagles tight end to assess; missing players do not guarantee him extra targets. Covey’s elevation is useful in return leagues but does not confirm his exact role.

Sources: Eagles: Stowers IR and Covey elevation, Sept. 12   ·   Eagles official transaction log   ·   Eagles injury report

Fantasy impact: There is no newly verified health reason to revise the morning Washington advice. Keep the distinction between being cleared on the injury report and appearing on Sunday’s final active list.

Sources: Commanders official game-status report   ·   Commanders official transaction log   ·   Commanders news

Fantasy impact: Keep the inactive check attached to Odunze. Kaden Davis is additional depth rather than an automatic fantasy start. Swift’s extension supports his longer-term roster security without guaranteeing a larger immediate workload.

Sources: Bears: Swift extension, Sept. 12   ·   Bears: Saturday roster moves   ·   Bears final injury report

Fantasy impact: Onwuzurike is back in the organization as defensive-line depth, with no confirmed game-day role. Keep Kennedy on the radar in return-scoring leagues and recheck Izien. Detroit’s existing safety absences still matter for D/ST evaluation.

Sources: Lions final injury report   ·   Lions official transaction log   ·   Lions news

Fantasy impact: Melton adds receiver and special-teams depth, with his actual snaps still unsettled. Josh Jacobs remains unavailable on the exempt list; MarShawn Lloyd, Chris Brooks and Kaleb Johnson’s touch split is still unresolved. Kraft’s extension alone does not change his start decision.

Sources: Packers: Saturday elevations   ·   Packers: Kraft extension   ·   Packers final injury report

Fantasy impact: There is no newly verified health-based reason to revise Minnesota’s morning lineup advice. Check the game-day list, then use actual usage to assess how the backfield and returning veteran personnel are deployed.

Sources: Vikings final injury report   ·   Vikings official transaction log   ·   Vikings Week 1 depth chart

Fantasy impact: Rush remains an emergency superflex option with an added health risk. Keep a contingency available. Muse adds depth without a promised receiving role; Trice is an IDP depth watch. The new information does not establish a larger workload for either player.

Sources: Falcons Saturday roster and Rush update, Sept. 12   ·   Falcons final injury report, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Moon is a deep IDP watch; Simmons’ clearest value is on special teams. Lloyd’s signal-calling role supports his IDP relevance. Waller is a touchdown-dependent tight-end option with an uncertain snap share, while Brooks’ clearance does not guarantee lead-back volume.

Sources: Panthers elevations, Sept. 12   ·   Panthers Week 1 role preview, Sept. 12   ·   Panthers final injury report, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Estimé is unavailable, and Kamara still needs a Sunday inactive check. Travis Etienne remains the established fantasy option in this backfield; Donaldson is a depth addition without confirmed touches. Welch and Austin have no promised route or target share from these moves.

Sources: Saints official roster moves, Sept. 12   ·   Saints final injury report, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Bucky Irving and Kenny Gainwell remain the established backfield options. Williams is added depth, without an announced offensive workload. Keep alternatives for McMillan and Tucker; their doubtful labels have not become official out rulings in this update.

Sources: Buccaneers elevations, Sept. 12   ·   Buccaneers final injury report, Sept. 11

Fantasy impact: Keep Love’s later-game fallback until inactives confirm availability; Tyler Allgeier remains the alternative to reassess if Love sits. Gibbens is an IDP role watch, while King’s elevation adds secondary depth without guaranteeing substantial snaps.

Sources: Cardinals Saturday roster update, Sept. 12   ·   Cardinals Saturday notebook, Sept. 12   ·   Cardinals official injury report

Fantasy impact: Keep the existing Williams/Nacua plan and monitor Corum’s role. Wait for actual follow-up findings before applying Week 2 injury labels or projecting replacement snaps at tight end, linebacker or safety.

Sources: Rams official news index, checked Sept. 12   ·   Rams official transaction log, checked Sept. 12   ·   Rams postgame press-conference takeaways

Fantasy impact: Keep Black on the bench/waiver radar and McCaffrey in the starting plan. Do not make injury-driven drops or assign Robinson a larger role on an unconfirmed diagnosis. Stribling and Tonges still require a verified medical update.

Sources: 49ers official news index, checked Sept. 12   ·   49ers official transaction log, checked Sept. 12   ·   ESPN postgame Stribling and Tonges report

Fantasy impact: Superflex managers should have Lock or another replacement available while Darnold’s status develops. Keep Week 1 absences separate from future game rulings, and wait for Monday’s update before treating Seattle’s injured players as cleared or ruled out for Week 2.

Sources: Seahawks official news index, checked Sept. 12   ·   Seahawks Thursday injury update   ·   Seahawks transaction log, checked Sept. 12   ·   ESPN: Darnold expected to miss Week 2, Sept. 10   ·   ESPN: Patriots–Seahawks box score

Questionable: Ty Johnson (hamstring), Jordan Hancock (quad) and T.J. Sanders (knee). Johnson returned to limited work Friday after more than a month out. Hancock finished with a full practice; Sanders was limited. Joe Brady said all three decisions can go to game time.

Smaller detail: Brady described Sanders’s new knee issue as a tweak, without indicating a long-term concern. That is reassurance from the coach, not a clearance for Sunday.

Fantasy impact: Keep Johnson out of a speculative flex spot until availability is settled. His return matters to the passing-down and return rotation; it does not establish a new workload for James Cook or Ray Davis. Hancock and Sanders belong on the Bills D/ST watch list.

Sources: Bills Friday report, Sept. 11 · Final Bills–Texans practice table, Sept. 11

Cleared: Will Kacmarek (calf), Ronnie Harrison Jr. (hamstring), Seydou Traore (thumb/Achilles) and Dante Trader Jr. (hamstring) finished Friday as full participants without a game designation.

Role update: Jeff Hafley confirmed rookie Chris Bell will start. Bell told the Miami Herald his game conditioning was about 85 percent. Hafley also said the Jaylen Wright/Ollie Gordon II decision depends on the play and situation, and that both will be needed.

Quarterback depth: Hafley expressed confidence that No. 2 Kyle McCord can run the offense if called upon.

Fantasy impact: Bell is a deep-league receiver to watch, with a starting assignment that still leaves his snap total unknown. Do not treat Wright as an automatic every-down replacement for De’Von Achane: the coach is describing a shared backup job.

Sources: Dolphins final injury report, checked Sept. 12 · Hafley transcript, Sept. 11 · Miami Herald: Bell and backfield reporting, Sept. 11

Reported: ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Friday that A.J. Brown is going on injured reserve after his high ankle sprain. That would mean missing at least the next four games, with Week 6 the earliest eligible return. A recovery date has not been guaranteed.

Week 1 usage: With TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) inactive, Rhamondre Stevenson played 60 of 71 offensive snaps. He had 18 carries for 51 yards and five catches for 44 yards. Corey Kiner added six carries; Lan Larison caught two passes.

Receiving watch: DeMario Douglas drew seven targets, Mack Hollins five and Romeo Doubs three. Hollins caught four passes for 51 yards; Doubs finished without a catch. Rookie Eli Raridon scored on his only target and played 38 snaps, while Hunter Henry caught all three targets. These are the opening-game results, not a settled post-Brown target order.

Reported roster move: NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that defensive tackle DaQuan Jones is expected to sign a one-year deal. The team transaction log also records Wednesday elevations for Larison and punter Mitch Wishnowsky.

Fantasy impact: Hold Brown and use an IR slot when your platform allows. Assess Douglas, Hollins and Doubs for modest waiver bids; Kyle Williams and Efton Chism III remain deeper role watches. Stevenson’s heavy workload is conditional on Henderson’s absence continuing. Raridon’s touchdown alone does not make him a reliable starter. New England has already played, so these are Week 2 decisions.

Sources: ESPN: Brown IR report, Sept. 11 · Patriots film and usage review, Sept. 10 · ESPN: Patriots–Seahawks box score · ESPN/NFL Network: DaQuan Jones report, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

Kicker decision: Aaron Glenn named Jason Sanders the Week 1 kicker. A practice-squad elevation was planned; the coach said the competition with Blake Grupe can continue after this game.

Out: Tim Patrick (groin) and Joseph Ossai (foot). Doubtful: Kene Nwangwu (back) and D’Angelo Ponds (calf). Nwangwu’s back tightened Thursday and he missed Friday’s practice.

Cleared: Breece Hall (groin), Isaiah Davis (knee) and Kenyon Sadiq (groin) practiced fully all week and have no game designation.

Fantasy impact: Sanders is the Jets kicker to consider for this week; do not start Grupe expecting the job. Hall stays in normal lineup consideration. Patrick’s absence thins receiver depth, while Nwangwu’s situation matters more to the return game than to a standard-league rushing projection.

Sources: Jets kicker and injury notebook, Sept. 11 · Jets final injury report, Sept. 11

Out: Nnamdi Madubuike (neck) and Teddye Buchanan (knee). Questionable: Devontez Walker (groin), after limited work throughout the week.

Receiving clearance: Zay Flowers finished with full practices Thursday and Friday. The team’s Friday report says he is ready for the opener.

Defensive depth: Broderick Washington is listed behind Madubuike. Baltimore described Madubuike as close to returning, but has not supplied a firm return date. Trenton Simpson is a co-starter at inside linebacker; a Carl Jones Jr. elevation was possible. Rookie Ja’Kobi Lane has moved into the top receiver trio, with Elijah Sarratt a possible beneficiary if Walker sits.

Fantasy impact: Walker needs an inactive check in deep leagues. Flowers’s availability supports the original start recommendation. Replace Madubuike and Buchanan in IDP lineups; their absences also matter when assessing Baltimore’s run defense against Jonathan Taylor.

Sources: Ravens final injury news, Sept. 11 · Ravens practice and game-status table

Cleared: Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have no game designation. Chase’s Friday absence was listed as rest/knee; Higgins was full all three days with a foot listing. DJ Turner II (hamstring) also has no game designation despite limited Thursday and Friday work.

Doubtful: Shemar Stewart (knee) went from full Wednesday to limited Thursday and no practice Friday.

Practice context: Jonathan Allen, B.J. Hill and Dexter Lawrence II have no game designation. Do not convert their late-week participation or rest entries into an injury absence.

Fantasy impact: Keep Chase and Higgins in normal starting plans. Stewart is an IDP availability concern and a potential reduction in edge depth. A practice absence and a game ruling are different things. Rookie Cashius Howell is a backup edge to watch: the team preview expects him to contribute, while Zac Taylor has not disclosed his snap allocation.

Sources: Bengals final practice report, Sept. 11 · Bengals Week 1 role preview, Sept. 9

Offensive line: Teven Jenkins (back) is out. Todd Monken confirmed rookie Austin Barber will start at right guard. Backup center Parker Brailsford (thumb) is questionable.

Cleared: Maliek Collins (quad) and Carson Schwesinger (shoulder) have no game designation; Schwesinger practiced fully all week.

Role detail: Monken said KC Concepcion will handle punt returns as well as offense. He praised Deshaun Watson’s comfort after getting the first-team work. A potential game-day role for rookie quarterback Taylen Green was still undecided.

Fantasy impact: Concepcion has an extra avenue to score in leagues that credit individual return yards. That does not guarantee extra receiving targets. The rookie right-guard start is a protection and rushing-efficiency watch for Watson and Quinshon Judkins. Do not assign Green a package or snap share before it is confirmed.

Sources: Browns game-status announcement, Sept. 11 · Browns final practice table · Todd Monken transcript, Sept. 11

Questionable: Joey Porter Jr. (back), the only player on Pittsburgh’s final report, was limited all week. The Steelers enter the opener without an offensive game designation.

Defensive context: DeShon Elliott was already on reserve/injured and must miss at least the first four games. The team identified Jaquan Brisker among the players taking on responsibility in his absence.

Role watch: The Sept. 8 depth chart lists Jaylen Warren ahead of Rico Dowdle, and Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington as co-starters. The right-tackle listing alone did not settle the Dylan Cook/Max Iheanachor starting decision.

Fantasy impact: Do not mistake an unofficial depth chart for a touch split. Porter’s final status matters to coverage against Drake London, while the opposing quarterback change to Cooper Rush supports considering Pittsburgh’s D/ST.

Sources: Steelers Friday report, Sept. 11 · Week 1 depth-chart reporting, Sept. 9 · Steelers Week 1 depth chart, Sept. 8 (PDF)

Confirmed transaction: Houston placed defensive tackle Kayden McDonald on reserve/injured Friday and signed Jaden Crumedy. McDonald is unavailable for at least four games.

Cleared: Trent Brown (wrist) and Wade Woodaz (thumb) were full participants all week without a game designation.

Backfield context: Houston’s Friday team analysis emphasizes sustaining the run game with both David Montgomery and Woody Marks. It does not provide a promised carry count or a new single-back arrangement.

Fantasy impact: McDonald must come out of IDP lineups. Treat Montgomery and Marks as a backfield with unresolved opportunity distribution until the opener provides evidence. The defensive-line transaction is relevant to Houston’s depth against Buffalo, without making the entire D/ST unusable.

Sources: Texans roster announcement, Sept. 11 · Texans final injury report, Sept. 11 · Texans run-game preview, Sept. 11

Receiving clearance: Alec Pierce (heel) remained limited Friday but has no game designation. Full practice participation is not required for a player to be cleared.

Other clearances: A.J. Haulcy (ankle), Andrew Ogletree (neck), Anthony Richardson (illness) and Sedrick Van Pran-Granger (illness) finished Friday full. Grover Stewart, DeForest Buckner and Charvarius Ward have no game designation after rest listings.

New Friday concern: Austin Ajiake (hamstring) was added as a nonparticipant and is questionable.

Fantasy impact: Pierce remains available to use, with his actual workload still worth watching after limited preparation. Ajiake is a depth and special-teams availability note, not a reason by itself to downgrade the Colts’ offensive starters.

Sources: Colts final Week 1 practice and game-status table

Questionable: LeQuint Allen Jr. (hip), after limited work Thursday and Friday. Jakobi Meyers (thumb) has no game designation.

Line nuance: Cole Van Lanen (knee) also has no game designation, but Liam Coen said the decision on his starting role can go to game time. Walker Little is the expected alternative at right tackle. Anton Harrison missed Friday with a foot injury but has no game designation.

Backfield context: The Sept. 8 depth chart lists Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez Jr. as co-starters; it also lists rookie Emmanuel Pregnon as the starting left guard.

Fantasy impact: Allen is not a safe emergency replacement until active. His uncertainty does not settle the Tuten/Rodriguez split. Meyers can be used normally; monitor the offensive line rather than incorrectly labelling Van Lanen officially questionable.

Sources: Jaguars Friday notebook, Sept. 11 · Jaguars Week 1 depth chart, Sept. 8

Out: Cedric Gray (concussion). Keldric Faulk (shoulder) was full all week and has no game designation. ESPN reports Anthony Hill Jr. or James Williams Sr. could replace Gray; a final starter was not established in that report.

Roster moves: Tennessee signed cornerback Jaylon Jones and waived Melvin Smith Jr. on Sept. 10. On Sept. 11, the Titans were awarded guard Atonio Mafi off waivers and waived Garrett Dellinger. Mafi’s addition was subject to passing a physical.

Fantasy impact: Replace Gray in IDP. Hill and Williams are role watches, with no guaranteed full-game tackle opportunity yet. The Jones and Mafi moves add depth; neither announcement changes a skill player’s projected workload on its own.

Sources: Titans final injury report, Sept. 11 · ESPN: Gray and replacement options, Sept. 11 · Titans Mafi announcement, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

Monday watch: Marvin Mims Jr. (foot) was a full participant Thursday and an estimated full participant Friday. Denver did not practice Friday. He was the only player on its report; Saturday’s game-status report was still pending at this check.

Backfield: J.K. Dobbins is in line to start, with RJ Harvey and rookie Jonah Coleman available behind him. Sean Payton had not disclosed the snap distribution. The Denver Gazette reported Coleman was expected to be active, while Tyler Badie’s status remained uncertain.

Fantasy impact: Dobbins’s return is useful news, but neither a guaranteed workhorse load nor Coleman’s game-day activation should be treated as final. Anyone using Mims as a late replacement should recheck Saturday’s report and Monday’s inactives.

Sources: Broncos Friday report, Sept. 11 · Denver Gazette: rookie and RB roles, Sept. 11

New Friday listing: Chris Jones (calf) was limited. Josh Simmons (back) and Chamarri Conner (knee) missed both Thursday and Friday practices.

Full participants: Patrick Mahomes (knee), Rashee Rice (knee), Xavier Worthy (shoulder), Trey Smith (hip), L’Jarius Sneed (knee), Jack Cochrane (knee), Ashton Gillotte (foot) and R Mason Thomas (hamstring) were full Thursday and Friday.

Pending: Kansas City’s final Monday-game designations were not available at this check.

Fantasy impact: Mahomes, Rice and Worthy are progressing positively, with a final report still to come. Simmons is a meaningful pass-protection watch against Denver. Jones and Conner matter to the Chiefs D/ST and IDP planning. Keep a Monday replacement if your lineup depends on an unresolved player.

Sources: Chiefs Thursday/Friday practice report

Out: Brock Bowers (knee). Michael Mayer and Ian Thomas are the available tight-end alternatives. Ashton Jeanty (ankle) was full all week with no game designation.

Depth decisions: Klint Kubiak confirmed Fernando Mendoza as the backup to Kirk Cousins, ahead of Aidan O’Connell. Jackson Powers-Johnson will start at right guard ahead of Caleb Rogers; the coach has said both guards will play.

Confirmed transaction: Las Vegas claimed guard Bryce Cabeldue from Seattle and waived Atonio Mafi on Sept. 10.

Fantasy impact: Mayer is a tight-end streaming candidate while Bowers is out. A reported short recovery estimate for Bowers is not a promised return date. Start Jeanty in normal circumstances; Mike Washington Jr. is a depth watch, with no confirmed share of carries. Mendoza’s promotion is primarily relevant in deep superflex and dynasty leagues.

Sources: Raiders final injury report, Sept. 11 · Kubiak depth-chart reporting, Sept. 11 · Raiders guard transaction, Sept. 10

Out: Deane Leonard (abdomen). Questionable: Tuli Tuipulotu (hip). Keaton Mitchell (hamstring), Brenen Thompson (hip), RJ Mickens (ankle) and Khalil Mack (rest) have no game designation.

Offensive line: Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt are healthy. The opening interior is Kayode Awosika, rookie center Jake Slaughter and Cole Strange.

Role watches: The tight-end group includes Oronde Gadsden, Charlie Kolar and David Njoku. With Denzel Perryman already on IR, Del’Shawn Phillips is the unofficial starter next to Daiyan Henley, with Troy Dye and Marlowe Wax also possible contributors.

Fantasy impact: Mitchell’s clearance puts him back into the available backfield mix without establishing a workload. Do not assume all three tight ends have startable receiving volume. For IDP, check the linebacker rotation and Tuipulotu’s availability before assigning a full workload.

Sources: Chargers final injury report, Sept. 11 · Chargers Week 1 roles and line preview, Sept. 11

Material update: Dallas’s updated team report says Malik Davis suffered a hip injury Friday, had surgery that evening and will go on season-ending injured reserve. This is a longer absence than the initial Week 1 ruling covered in our Friday entry.

Next backs: Emari Demercado moves into the immediate backup conversation behind Javonte Williams. Israel Abanikanda is on the practice squad; an elevation or promotion is a possibility, not a completed move in that report.

Line change: Tyler Smith went on IR after thumb surgery. T.J. Bass is replacing him. Dallas promoted Nick Leverett and added Laken Tomlinson to the practice squad on Sept. 9.

Contracts and depth: Ryan Flournoy agreed to an extension through 2027, and Brevyn Spann-Ford received a three-year extension. These deals reinforce roster security, not guaranteed targets. Jonathan Bullard and Ajani Cornelius finished the week full without a game designation; Luke Schoonmaker also has no game designation.

Fantasy impact: Davis is no longer a one-week bench hold in ordinary redraft. Demercado becomes the direct backup to examine, while Williams remains the first back to start. Account for the missing starting guard instead of assuming the backfield injury automatically makes the offense more efficient.

Sources: Cowboys updated Davis report, Sept. 11 · Cowboys: T.J. Bass replacing Smith, Sept. 11 · Dallas Sports Journal: line transactions, Sept. 9 · Cowboys contract announcement, Sept. 11 · Cowboys final practice table

Questionable: Malik Nabers (knee), the only Giant with a game designation. He was full all three days, but that has not become an unconditional clearance for Sunday night.

Cleared: Theo Johnson (shoulder), Andrew Thomas (knee), Shelby Harris (Achilles) and Bryan Hudson (knee) were full all week. Patrick Ricard (toe) was full Friday with no game designation.

Fantasy impact: Nabers managers need a playable Sunday-night or Monday alternative before earlier games lock. A healthy earlier receiver can be the better decision if no late backup is available. The Johnson and Thomas clearances are useful for the passing game; they do not remove Nabers’s separate uncertainty.

Sources: Giants final injury report, Sept. 11 · Giants–Cowboys final practice table

Out: Jonathan Greenard (pectoral). Questionable: Eli Stowers (hamstring). Both were limited throughout the week.

Rookie roles: Stowers told the Philadelphia Inquirer the plan was to play, but his official questionable designation remains. Makai Lemon has returned from his preseason hamstring issue and is listed first at punt returner; the Inquirer notes that a Britain Covey elevation could still affect that role. Their offensive workloads remain unsettled.

Friday transaction: Philadelphia signed Xavier Gipson to the practice squad and placed Danny Gray on practice-squad injured reserve.

Fantasy impact: Stowers is a deep-league wait rather than a safe tight-end stream. Lemon is worth watching for both receiving and return work, without turning an unofficial listing into guaranteed usage. Greenard must come out of IDP lineups and is a loss to the Eagles’ pass rush.

Sources: Eagles final injury report · Philadelphia Inquirer: rookie availability and roles, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

No game designations: Jacory Croskey-Merritt (groin), Odafe Oweh (calf), K’Lavon Chaisson (knee) and Daron Payne (knee) are available despite limited practice work.

Also available: Nick Allegretti (calf), Javon Kinlaw (back), Jordan Magee (chest), Marcus Mariota (knee), Charles Omenihu (wrist) and Ben Sinnott (oblique) finished Friday full.

Backfield context: The Sept. 8 depth chart lists Croskey-Merritt first, followed by Rachaad White and Kaytron Allen.

Fantasy impact: Croskey-Merritt’s clearance removes an injury obstacle but does not settle the split with White. Both leading edge rushers being available is a positive for Washington’s defensive personnel, with the matchup against Philadelphia still a separate D/ST decision.

Sources: Commanders game-status announcement, Sept. 11 · Commanders Week 1 depth chart, Sept. 8

Questionable: Rome Odunze (calf), Tyson Bagent (back), Ozzy Trapilo (knee) and Xavier Woods (groin). Odunze and Trapilo were limited all week; Bagent did not practice. Woods was limited Thursday and Friday.

Player comments: Odunze said Friday that he planned to play. That optimism does not replace the official game designation. Case Keenum is the backup alternative if Bagent cannot go.

Rest and depth: Joe Thuney and Grady Jarrett returned to full work Friday after rest days. Chicago signed defensive backs Anthony Johnson and Keidron Smith to the practice squad Sept. 9.

Fantasy impact: Keep an inactive check attached to Odunze’s start decision. If he is out or limited, Luther Burden III and the tight ends become opportunity watches, not automatic recipients of every missing target. Woods is an IDP availability decision.

Sources: Bears final injury news, Sept. 11 · Shaw Local: Odunze comments and QB depth, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

Questionable: Christian Izien (groin). Derrick Moore (hamstring) and Mekhi Wingo (groin) improved to full Friday. Keith Abney II (hand), Thomas Harper (ankle), Trevor Nowaske (knee), Ennis Rakestraw Jr. (ankle) and Jimmy Rolder (hamstring) were full with no game designation.

Roster moves: Detroit promoted Tom Kennedy and added Natrone Brooks to the practice squad Sept. 10. Dave Fipp confirmed Kennedy will return punts. The Sept. 11 log records releases of Levi Onwuzurike and practice-squad lineman Tyre West.

Existing absences still matter: Isiah Pacheco was placed on IR Sept. 1. Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph began the season on reserve/PUP. Those earlier moves are context, not fresh Friday injuries.

Fantasy impact: Kennedy is relevant to leagues that score return work, with the receiver role still a separate question. Pacheco is unavailable; do not infer a new Jahmyr Gibbs injury from defensive-only listings. Recheck Izien and account for the existing safety absences in D/ST decisions.

Sources: Lions final injury report, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log · Detroit Sports Nation: Kennedy and Fipp, Sept. 10

Backfield context: Josh Jacobs remains ineligible on the commissioner’s exempt list. WBAY reports MarShawn Lloyd has taken first-team work and is atop the unofficial depth chart, with Chris Brooks and Kaleb Johnson also involved. Practice-squad back Pierre Strong was doing hamstring rehab Thursday.

Out: Warren Brinson (calf). Questionable: Aaron Banks and Zach Bako-Bewele (both knee), plus Ty’Ron Hopper (Achilles). Hopper returned to limited work Friday.

Cleared: Jordan Morgan (knee), Javon Hargrave (knee), Barryn Sorrell (foot) and Devonte Wyatt (ankle) have no game designation.

Transactions: The Sept. 11 log records Bo Melton’s release and practice-squad signing. On Sept. 9, Green Bay signed Damon Bankston and Kahlef Hailassie to the practice squad and released Murvin Kenion III.

Fantasy impact: Lloyd is the first back to assess for an emergency start, with committee risk and two offensive-line questions. Do not start Jacobs. Melton’s practice-squad status is not a confirmed game-day elevation or a new receiving workload.

Sources: WBAY: available Packers backs, Sept. 10 · Packers final injury report, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

Cleared roster: No player on Minnesota’s 53-man roster received a game designation. Jakobe Thomas (illness), Jacob Thomas (ankle) and Caleb Tiernan (ankle) were full Friday.

Week 1 roles: The Sept. 9 unofficial depth chart names Kyler Murray as the starting quarterback and Aaron Jones Sr. and Jordan Mason as co-starters at running back. Demond Claiborne is behind them. Jauan Jennings joins Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison in the first receiver rows.

Roster note: Minnesota signed Jihad Ward on Sept. 9. Harrison Smith’s Sept. 8 signing and Ben Yurosek’s placement on IR are earlier context for the active roster.

Fantasy impact: There is no new injury-based reason to move Minnesota’s main offensive options down. Jones and Mason’s listing still leaves the touch split open. A healthy roster does not make both backs guaranteed volume plays.

Sources: Vikings final injury report, Sept. 11 · Vikings Week 1 depth chart, Sept. 9 · Vikings transaction log

Quarterback change: Tua Tagovailoa (oblique) and Michael Penix Jr. (knee) are out. Cooper Rush starts, with Jack Strand his backup. Penix’s full practice listing does not make him active.

Other rulings: Billy Bowman Jr. (Achilles) and Cameron Williams (ankle) are out. Za’Darius Smith (shoulder) is questionable despite a full Friday practice.

Cleared: Zachariah Branch (hamstring), Kendal Daniels (Achilles), Brandon Dorlus (groin), Da’Shawn Hand (knee), Kyle Hinton (knee) and Jawaan Taylor (knee) were full Friday without a game designation. Jake Matthews had a rest day.

Fantasy impact: Bijan Robinson remains a start. Treat Drake London as a receiver who can still be used with a lower passing ceiling, and Kyle Pitts as a more fragile tight-end decision. Rush is an emergency multi-quarterback option. Branch’s clearance is a small positive for depth, not a guarantee of meaningful volume.

Sources: Falcons final injury report, Sept. 11 · Falcons QB plan, Sept. 11

Cleared: Jonathon Brooks (groin) and Bobby Brown III (back) were full Friday. Dave Canales said Brooks has no limitations and will work with Chuba Hubbard; AJ Dillon remains the third back.

Out: Patrick Jones II (back). Canales would not commit to a fixed replacement opposite Jaelan Phillips, citing situational choices involving Princely Umanmielen and Trevis Gipson, with Thomas Incoom also needing to be ready.

Practice-squad move: Carolina signed Jeremiah Moon and released Cam Gill on Sept. 9.

Fantasy impact: Brooks is available to use, but “no limitations” does not mean a guaranteed touch total. Hubbard and Brooks need a first-game usage check before assuming a specific split. Umanmielen and Gipson are IDP role watches rather than confirmed full-snap replacements.

Sources: Panthers final injury report, Sept. 11 · Canales workload and edge comments, Sept. 11 · Team transaction log

Questionable: Alvin Kamara (knee), even after a full Friday practice. Kellen Moore said Kamara would travel with the team; that is not the same as an active-game decision.

Out: Audric Estimé (thigh), Oscar Delp (hamstring) and Cameron Jordan (hamstring). Jordan returned to limited practice Friday but is still ruled out. Davon Godchaux returned from a rest day and has no game designation.

Existing roster watch: Jordyn Tyson remains on IR. His appearance around Friday’s team-photo activities does not establish a practice return or game clearance.

Fantasy impact: Kamara needs an inactive check and an early-game alternative. Estimé is not an available fallback. Travis Etienne is the back to reassess if Kamara sits; Delp’s absence narrows tight-end depth without guaranteeing extra targets for Juwan Johnson. Remove Jordan from IDP lineups.

Sources: Saints final injury report, Sept. 11 · WWL: Friday context and Tyson clarification, Sept. 11

Doubtful: Jalen McMillan (knee), Sean Tucker (hamstring) and Justin Skule (oblique). Questionable: Christian Rozeboom (foot). Rueben Bain Jr. (shoulder), Emeka Egbuka (toe) and Billy Schrauth (knee) have no game designation.

Workload detail: Todd Bowles said Egbuka is full-go. Ted Hurst is a candidate for more work if McMillan is out. Bowles said a Josh Williams practice-squad elevation was possible if a third running back is needed, but it was not automatic.

IDP role: Josiah Trotter earned a first-team spot alongside Alex Anzalone. The team’s Sept. 9 notebook identifies Anzalone as the defensive signal-caller.

Fantasy impact: Use Egbuka normally. Make alternative plans for McMillan and Tucker. Bucky Irving and Kenny Gainwell are the active backfield options described in the Friday notebook, with no fixed split promised. Hurst is a deep-league watch; Trotter’s confirmed starting role is more useful than a speculative depth-chart promotion.

Sources: Buccaneers final injury report, Sept. 11 · Buccaneers notebook, Sept. 9–11

Questionable: Jeremiyah Love (ankle), limited all week. Mike LaFleur said he was trending toward playing; the official decision remains unresolved.

Out: Isaiah Adams (knee), Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (ribs) and Garrett Williams (Achilles). Jon Gaines II is the replacement identified for Adams at right guard.

Cleared: Josh Sweat (knee/rest), Will Johnson (ankle) and punter Blake Gillikin (right groin) have no game designation. Sweat finished Friday full.

Fantasy impact: Keep a later-playing alternative for Love, or choose a healthy earlier option. Tyler Allgeier is the back to reassess if Love is inactive, with workload still requiring confirmation. The guard and secondary absences matter to both Arizona’s offensive efficiency and the matchup for the Chargers.

Sources: Cardinals Friday report, Sept. 11 · Complete Cardinals–Chargers final practice table

Backfield usage: Kyren Williams had 11 carries for 41 yards and a touchdown, plus three catches. Blake Corum had 10 carries for 54 yards. Rams Wire recorded 39 offensive snaps for Williams and 14 for Corum, so similar carry counts did not mean equal passing-down roles.

Pass catchers: Puka Nacua drew nine targets and Davante Adams six. Colby Parkinson played more snaps than Terrance Ferguson; Ferguson finished with one target and no catch. Jordan Whittington, Konata Mumpfield and Xavier Smith rotated at WR3. The starters’ full-game percentages were also affected by the final drive with backups.

Injury watch: Davis Allen (head), Kam Curl (ankle) and Nate Landman (shoulder) left the game. Omar Speights briefly exited and returned. These are postgame concerns, not final Week 2 rulings. Myles Garrett played 62 percent of snaps and said he was not yet fully healthy.

Roster context: Aaron Donald was inactive for the opener. The Rams elevated safety Tanner Ingle from the practice squad Sept. 10.

Fantasy impact: Hold Williams as the preferred fantasy back; Corum’s rushing involvement is real. Nacua remains a start, while Adams’s formation-dependent playing time deserves attention. Ferguson is not a safe stream on this evidence. Recheck the defensive and tight-end injuries before making Week 2 decisions.

Sources: ESPN: 49ers–Rams box score · Rams Wire: Week 1 snap analysis, Sept. 11 · RotoWire: pre-blowout usage and injuries, Sept. 11 · Rams final Week 1 injury report, Sept. 9 · Team transaction log

Backfield: Kaelon Black had 14 carries for 65 yards and a catch. Christian McCaffrey had 10 carries for 68 yards and five catches on eight targets. The snap review recorded 36 snaps for McCaffrey and 28 for Black. Black was involved early, not only after the game was decided.

Receiving: Mike Evans caught six passes for 49 yards and a touchdown on seven targets. Deebo Samuel Sr. also drew seven targets and scored; Demarcus Robinson scored on one of his two catches. George Kittle caught two of five targets for 12 yards and played 30 snaps, compared with Luke Farrell’s 46.

Injuries: De’Zhaun Stribling left with an ankle injury and Jake Tonges with a knee injury. Kyle Shanahan said Stribling’s Achilles was intact but further tests were needed; he described concern about Tonges’s knee without a final diagnosis or timeline. Do not turn that into a confirmed season-ending injury.

Defensive and roster notes: Alfred Collins went on IR after a torn patellar tendon; Shanahan said he will miss the season. KhaDarel Hodge and Ogbo Okoronkwo were activated for the opener. Fred Warner returned with 11 tackles and a forced fumble; Nick Bosa played 36 snaps.

Fantasy impact: Black is a meaningful bench/waiver target, especially for McCaffrey managers; McCaffrey remains a start. Stribling’s uncertainty strengthens the case to watch Robinson and Samuel’s next roles. Kittle’s limited usage deserves attention without a panic drop. Wait for actual follow-up findings on Stribling and Tonges.

Sources: ESPN: 49ers–Rams box score · 49ers Webzone/PFF: snap counts, Sept. 11 · NBC Sports Bay Area: early Black involvement, Sept. 11 · ESPN: Stribling and Tonges injuries, Sept. 10 · 49ers: Collins injury report, Sept. 9 · Team transaction log

Quarterback: Mike Macdonald said Thursday testing showed Sam Darnold’s hip was intact and described a muscular issue. He did not give a return date and said his initial expectation was Drew Lock could play at Arizona. ESPN reported Darnold is expected to miss Week 2, citing Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport. That remains an attributed expectation; the team expects more clarity when work resumes Monday.

Backfield usage: Jadarian Price played 24 snaps, George Holani 23 and Emanuel Wilson three. Price had 10 carries for 52 yards and Holani eight for 29. Zach Charbonnet was unavailable for the opener.

Receiving: Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught eight passes for 122 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets. AJ Barner played 44 of 50 offensive snaps, but drew only two targets. Cooper Kupp played 39 snaps and Rashid Shaheed 33; Elijah Arroyo played 11.

Availability and depth: Nick Emmanwori, Ty Okada and Tory Horton missed the opener. Macdonald said Emmanwori and Horton had been close, without clearing them for Week 2. Seattle signed AJ Finley, released Bryce Cabeldue and elevated Velus Jones Jr. and Rodney Thomas II Sept. 9; the two elevations reverted Sept. 10.

Fantasy impact: Lock is a contingency for superflex managers while Darnold’s status develops. Smith-Njigba’s target dominance supports holding the starting plan. Price has an opportunity, with Holani’s near-equal playing time tempering workhorse expectations. Barner’s snaps are encouraging, but two targets keep him in the streaming-watch category. Thomas’s big defensive role depended on missing teammates.

Sources: ESPN: Darnold expected to miss Week 2, Sept. 10 · Seahawks: Darnold and availability update, Sept. 10 · Macdonald Thursday press conference, Sept. 10 · Seahawks on SI: snap counts, Sept. 10 · ESPN: Patriots–Seahawks box score · Team transaction log