DK Metcalf (ribs) did not participate in Seattle's practice on Wednesday. (Source: John Boyle on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Metcalf took a hard hit on Sunday that left him with some hurt ribs. He was a non-participant at practice on Wednesday, and HC Pete Carroll said that he might miss a lot of practice this week but is expected to be back for Week 3. He should play on Sunday, but if he's limited, that could lead to more work for rookies Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Jake Bobo against Carolina.
Will Dissly (shoulder) was a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: John Boyle on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: A shoulder injury left Dissly sidelined at Seattle's first practice of the week. It's unclear how severe it is, but it's not a good sign that he couldn't practice at all. There's a chance that he'll be out in Week 3, and that would mean more work for Noah Fant and Colby Parkinson against the Panthers.
Wed, Sep 20th 7:54pm EDT
By Leo Sells
Jakobi Meyers (concussion) was officially a limited participant in Wednesday's practice. (Source: Rachel Gossen)
Fantasy Impact: The Raiders were without Meyers in Week 2 because of a concussion he sustained, but now he's taking a step in the right direction. He was back at practice on Wednesday, and although limited, he seems to be trending towards playing in Week 3. The veteran's return will mean good things for QB Jimmy Garoppolo and the offense as a whole against the Steelers.
Tyreek Hill (ankle) was limited at Miami's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Daniel Oyefusi on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Hill is a new addition to the injury report, being listed with an ankle injury that left him limited at Wednesday's practice. Chances are that this is a minor issue for him, but it's worth keeping tabs on for the rest of the week. Jaylen Waddle (concussion) did not practice on Wednesday, so Miami could be heading into their Week 3 matchup against the Broncos with a banged-up receiving core.
Jaylen Waddle (concussion) did not participate in Miami's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Daniel Oyefusi on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Waddle is currently going through the NFL's concussion protocols and was not able to practice on Wednesday. We don't know when he will be able to clear the protocols, and there is a chance that he has to miss this week's game. If that's the case, Miami will have to look to Braxton Berrios and River Cracraft to play a bigger role in the speedster's absence.
Mark Andrews (quad) is not listed on the injury report ahead of Baltimore's Week 3 matchup against the Colts. (Source: Baltimore Ravens on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Andrews missed Week 1 and was questionable for Week 2 because of a quad injury, but now he's off this injury report and will be without an injury designation for this week. This news was expected, but still is very positive and further locks him in as a top-three option at the position week-to-week.
Miles Sanders (pec) was officially limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Josh Person on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Sanders sustained some kind of a pec injury during Monday's loss that left him limited at practice on Wednesday. There's no reason to believe this is a serious issue, but his practice participation later in the week will tell us more. Chuba Hubbard is next up on the depth chart after the veteran, but it seems likely that Sanders will be available to play for Week 3.
RB Travis Etienne Jr. (cramps) was not listed on the injury report Wednesday. (Source: Jaguars on Twitter )
Fantasy Impact: Etienne was in and out of the lineup Sunday against Kansas City due to cramps. It appears as though there are no lingering issues and he should be expected to start Sunday against Houston.
Derrick Henry (toe) was limited at Tennessee's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Jim Wyatt)
Fantasy Impact: Henry is a new addition to the injury report, being listed with some kind of a toe injury that left him limited on Wednesday. It's unclear if it'll be a real issue for him, and the team is taking him day-to-day for now. Rookie Tyjae Spears would be the next in line for more work if the star veteran is limited or out for Tennessee's Week 3 matchup against the Browns.
Jaguars WR Zay Jones (knee) did not participate in practice Wednesday. (Source: Jaguars on Twitter )
Fantasy Impact: Jones’ knee injury is not considered serious and he still has a chance to play in Week 3 if he can log practice time ahead of a game against the Texans. Fantasy managers should expect Christian Kirk and Jamal Agnew to see additional target if Jones is unable to play against Houston. Jones’ fantasy managers will want to monitor his status throughout the week.
DeAndre Hopkins (ankle) was a full participant in Tennessee's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Jim Wyatt)
Fantasy Impact: Hopkins wasn't able to practice all of last week because of an ankle injury. He was still able to play in Sunday's game, and now he's back and practicing without limitations. He should be a full go for Week 3 and is a solid flex play against the Browns.
Devin Duvernay (shoulder) was limited at Wednesday's practice for the Ravens. (Source: Baltimore Ravens on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Duvernay is a new addition to the injury report, being listed with a shoulder injury that left him limited. The team is taking his recovery day-to-day for now, and his availability for Week 3 will depend on how he looks and feels at practice in the coming days. He hasn't logged even a single reception on the course of the year so far, so a possible absence from him wouldn't carry much weight for fantasy purposes.
Justice Hill (foot) was a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Baltimore Ravens on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Hill was not able to practice on Wednesday because of a foot injury that he recently suffered. There's speculation that he may not be available to play in Week 3, and this update backs that up. We'll see where he's at later on in the week, but it's looking like it could be all Gus Edwards and Melvin Gordon III on Sunday.
C.J. Stroud (shoulder) was limited at Houston's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Houston Texans on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: A shoulder injury left Stroud limited at practice on Wednesday. He was considered questionable going into Week 2 for the same reason, but it isn't too serious of an issue and he was able to play through it. His availability for Week 3 doesn't seem to be in question at all, but it'd still be ideal to see him get back to full practices before the end of the week.
Robert Woods (rest) was limited at practice for the Texans. (Source: Houston Texans on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: The Texans usually give Woods a veteran rest day at least once a week, and it looks like that came on Wednesday. He was officially limited at practice, but he isn't injured or sick at all. He'll play in Week 3 and should continue to be an important security blanket for rookie QB C.J. Stroud against the Jaguars.
Brandin Cooks (knee) was officially limited at Dallas' practice on Wednesday. (Source: Tyler Drake on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Cooks was out in Week 2 while nursing an MCL injury, but now he's back at practice. He's only participating in a limited fashion for now, but this is still a step in the right direction for the veteran. He should be a solid streaming candidate in an easy matchup against the Cardinals if he plays.
Cordarrelle Patterson (thigh) is not on the injury report ahead of Atlanta's Week 3 matchup against the Detroit Lions. (Source: Will McFadden on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: A thigh injury has left Patterson with an injury designation and forced him to miss the past couple of weeks, but he's over it now and is no longer listed on the injury report. He should be available to play at full capacity, and it will be interesting to see what kind of role they utilize him in what could be a high-scoring affair against the Lions.
Tank Dell (thigh) was limited at Houston's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Brooks Kubena on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: A thigh injury left Dell limited at Wednesday's practice. It's a new designation for him, so the exact severity of it is not yet known. The rookie should be okay to play in Week 3 and will be a high-upside streaming option in a matchup against the Jaguars.
DeVante Parker (knee) was limited at Wednesday's practice for the Patriots. (Source: New England Patriots)
Fantasy Impact: Parker has been dealing with a lingering knee injury that will once again leave him limited at practice. He was able to play through it in Week 2, and the expectation seems to be that he'll do the same this week. In the off-chance that he's unavailable to play in Week 3, Kendrick Bourne would once again step into a bigger role in his absence.
Breece Hall (knee) was limited at New York's practice on Wednesday. (Source: New England Patriots)
Fantasy Impact: Hall was limited at practice because of planned injury management for the knee he blew out last season. This shouldn't come as a surprise to any fantasy managers, and he'll probably continue to be limited for the rest of the week. He seems primed to improve after only getting four touches in Week 2, but this week might not be the best opportunity to get him going with the Jets playing against a tough Patriots' defense.
