Fantasy Football News

Chris Bell (knee) was listed as a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Travis Wingfield on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The rookie was limited to start the practice week on Wednesday due to a knee issue. It seems unlikely to affect his availability for Week 4, however, and he seems primed to see more work against the Vikings with Caleb Douglas (ankle) trending towards missing another game for Miami.

Blake Cashman (elbow) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Travis Wingfield on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Cashman is now dealing with an elbow injury of some kind and was limited at Wednesday's practice as a result. He seems likely to play through it in Week 4, but we won't know his status for sure until later on in the week.

Justin Jefferson (ankle) did not take part in Minnesota's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Travis Wingfield on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jefferson suffered an ankle injury in Week 3 and was not able to practice on Wednesday as a result. He will reportedly have a chance to play in Week 4, so fantasy managers should continue to closely monitor updates about his health throughout the rest of the week to see whether or not that will be the case.

Jackson Powers-Johnson (groin) missed Las Vegas' practice on Wednesday. (Source: Ryan McFadden on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Raiders may be without their starting guard in Week 4. Powers-Johnson is currently dealing with a groin issue and was unable to practice on Wednesday as a result. His absence would be less than ideal this week ahead of a tough matchup against Kansas City's defense.

Chamarri Conner (knee) practiced in a full capacity on Wednesday. (Source: Ryan McFadden on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Conner was sidelined due to a knee injury in Week 3, but it looks like he's about ready to make his return to the lineup this week, as he was able to log a full practice session on Wednesday. Kansas City's defense will see a nice boost if he's back in the lineup against the Raiders.

L'Jarius Sneed (knee) was listed as a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Ryan McFadden on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Sneed was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday, as he is currently managing a lingering knee issue of some kind. He should be available to play in Week 4, however, assuming he doesn't suffer a setback throughout the week.

Ed Ingram (groin) logged a limited practice session on Wednesday. (Source: Houston Texans PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran was sidelined last week due to a groin injury of some kind, but he was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday and seems to have a chance to make his return in Week 4. That would be great news for Houston's offensive front ahead of a matchup against Dallas this week.

Trent Brown (illness/knee/wrist) was absent from practice on Wednesday. (Source: Houston Texans PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran was not able to practice for the Texans on Wednesday. His main issue seems to be an illness right now, as he played through his other two listed injuries last week. He seems likely to play in Week 4, which is good news for Houston's offense ahead of a matchup against the Cowboys.

Will Anderson Jr. (ankle) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Houston Texans PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Anderson was left limited at Wednesday's practice due to an ankle injury that he's managing. It doesn't seem like a major issue at this point, however, and it seems unlikely to leave him with an injury designation heading into the weekend.

Nico Collins (hamstring) was limited at Houston's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Houston Texans PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The star wideout was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday. He has been sidelined for the last two games due to a nagging hamstring injury, but he seems to be trending towards making his return to the lineup in Week 4. Fantasy managers shouldn't hesitate to start him this week if he's cleared to play heading into the weekend.

Drake Maye (shoulder) practiced in a full capacity on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Maye is featured on New England's injury report to start the week. He's managing a minor shoulder injury right now, but he told reporters that it hasn't affected his throwing up to this point. Fantasy managers shouldn't be starting him this week, even if he wasn't on the injury report in any capacity.

Dre'Mont Jones (shoulder) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran was sidelined last week due to a shoulder injury, but it looks like he will have a chance to make his return to the lineup in Week 4, as he was limited at practice to start the week on Wednesday. His return would be significant for New England's defense, as he is currently their top pass rusher.

Christian Barmore (shoulder) missed New England's practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The big man is currently battling a shoulder injury and wasn't able to practice on Wednesday as a result. If it causes him to miss any time, that will be bad news for a New England defense that struggled to get a stop last week.

Craig Woodson (shoulder) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Woodson missed last week's game due to a shoulder injury, but he was able to participate in Wednesday's practice and seems to be trending the right way for Week 4. His presence will be important in New England's secondary this week ahead of a tough matchup against the Bills.

Christian Gonzalez (shoulder) did not take part in New England's practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Gonzalez is a new addition to New England's injury report, being listed with a shoulder injury that left him sidelined at practice on Wednesday. This could just be a load management move from the team early on in the week, but if it's a real issue for the star cornerback, that will be bad timing ahead of a very difficult matchup against Josh Allen and the Bills this week.

Eli Raridon (thigh) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The rookie missed last week's game due to a thigh issue, and he starts out this week limited at practice due to the same issue. It could leave him sidelined again in Week 4, but we won't know his official status until sometime later on in the week.

Ed Oliver (hip) is off of Buffalo's injury report heading into Week 4. (Source: Buffalo Bills PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Oliver suffered a hip injury and missed a bit of time because of it, but he is now off of the injury report entirely and will be good to go in Week 4. He will continue to play a big role on Buffalo's defense moving forward.

DJ Moore (shoulder) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Buffalo Bills PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Moore was left limited at Wednesday's practice due to a nagging shoulder issue that has been bothering him for multiple weeks. This seems to just be an injury management move on the part of the team, however, so fantasy managers should expect him to play in Week 4 at this point.

Keon Coleman (ankle) did not take part in Buffalo's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Buffalo Bills PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Coleman is a new addition to Buffalo's injury report, being listed with an ankle issue that left him sidelined at practice on Wednesday. It could affect his availability for Week 4, but we won't know for sure until later on in the week.

Josh Allen is without an injury designation ahead of Week 4's matchup against the New England Patriots. (Source: Buffalo Bills PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: There was some concern that Allen suffered a minor injury of some kind in last week's win over the Chargers, but that's not the case and he carries no injury designation heading into Week 4. He should be a full go and remains a top-tier fantasy option moving forward.