Taylor Lambert

The Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman has said that Mark Ingram will serve as the team's starter, but they'll adopt a "go with the hot hand" approach as the season progresses. When asked about the backfield, Roman said: "We really like all of our backs. The more guys we can get involved the better, so really excited about that group."

Due to Hurricane Dorian, the Jaguars didn't practice today, but they were still required to submit an injury report. Nick Foles appeared on the report with abdominal oblique soreness. This hasn't been a big storyline in Jacksonville and it isn't concerning the Jaguars, but tomorrow's practice report will be more telling.

Dante Pettis (groin) practiced on a limited basis today. There have been no reports speculating that he will miss time.

Jimmy Graham has been dealing with a finger injury and was practicing on a limited basis to begin the week. He was never thought to miss Week 1 against the Bears, but seeing him fully participate in practice solidifies that statement.

Amari Cooper was already expected to be ready to go for Week 1 against the Giants, and today’s practice report- which listed him as a full participant- reaffirms that notion.

Jalen Hurd (back) did not practice today with the 49ers. Head coach Kyle Shanahan said that his injury has gone from "day to day" to "week to week."

Although he played in the preseason finale, Albert Wilson is still struggling with the hip injury he sustained last season, as he was limited in today's practice.

Trey Burton was once again limited in practice today. He's been designated as questionable on the Bears injury report for tomorrow's game.

In an unexpected turn of events, Stefon Diggs did not practice with the Vikings today. He participated in stretching and light individual drills, but he was the only player not in uniform. Upon the Vikings release of their injury report, it was discovered that Diggs sat out due to a hamstring injury.

When asked about the game plan for Week 1, the Jets head coach Adam Gase shared that Le'Veon Bell said: "don't hold back." Gase also revealed that he went back to watch film of Bell in 2017 while he was on the Steelers to remind him of who is playing in the backfield. When asked about the talent level of Bell and whether or not any running back he has worked with compares to him, Gase said: "no, not even close."