Fantasy Football News

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said the team got good initial news on Sam Darnold and they have ruled out a fracture. (Source: Zac Hereth on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Darnold was ruled out for the night in the opening drive on Wednesday. He is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Thursday.

A.J. Brown (ankle) has been ruled out for the rest of the Patriots game against Seattle. (Source: Ian Rapoport on X)

Fantasy Impact: Brown went down in the second half after a Seattle DB landed on his ankle, and Brown went back to the locker room soon after for x-rays. The Patriots will lean on Romeo Doubs, Pop Douglas, and Hunter Henry in the passing game with him out.

Andrew Thomas (knee) practiced in a full capacity on Wednesday. (Source: Dan Salomone on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran offensive lineman has had plenty of injury struggles throughout his career, but it looks like he will start out this season healthy, as he was able to practice in a full capacity on Wednesday. His expected presence will be great for QB Jaxson Dart and RB Cam Skattebo, both of whom will need a sturdy offensive line if they are going to reach their fantasy ceiling this year.

Theo Johnson (shoulder) logged a full practice session on Wednesday. (Source: Dan Salomone on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It looks like the Giants will have Johnson available to play for them on Sunday, as he was able to log a full practice to start the week on Wednesday. He won't carry any fantasy value himself but should serve as a nice depth option for Jaxson Dart moving forward.

Wan'Dale Robinson (head) is off of the injury report ahead of Week 1's matchup against the New York Jets. (Source: Titans PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: As expected, Robinson's head injury is no longer an issue and he carries no injury designation heading into Week 1. He should be a full go against the Jets and projects to be a worthwhile streaming option in PPR formats.

Josh Downs (calf) is without an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens. (Source: Indianapolis Colts on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Downs is not listed on Indianapolis' injury report heading into Week 1, meaning that his calf injury is no longer an issue and that he should be at full health at this point. Indianapolis' distribution of targets should be something fantasy managers keep a close eye on this weekend, but the 25-year old isn't projected to be a strong fantasy asset on his own to start the season.

Keaton Mitchell (hamstring) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Los Angeles Chargers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Mitchell was sidelined for a while as he dealt with a hamstring injury, but he was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday. He will have a chance to play in Week 1, but even if he's active, he's not expected to play more than a depth role for the Chargers in their matchup against the Cardinals.

Brenen Thompson (hip) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Los Angeles Chargers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The rookie was unable to log a full practice session on Wednesday due to a hip injury that he's dealing with. He has a chance to see the field on Sunday if active, but if he's ruled out, his absence will lead to a bit more work for Tre' Harris against the Arizona Cardinals.

George Kittle (Achilles) was limited at practice again on Wednesday. (Source: Nick Wagoner on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The star tight end was once again limited at practice on Wednesday. He seems to have a good chance to play on Thursday night, but he will probably be limited even if active. The team's official injury report should shed more light on his status when it comes out.

Nick Emmanwori (ankle) is inactive for Week 1 for the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter )

Fantasy Impact: Emmanwori will be sidelined for the season opener after struggling to log practice time early in the week, leaving the Seattle secondary shorthanded against New England quarterback Drake Maye and the Patriots offense Wednesday night.

Myles Garrett (knee) is without an injury designation for Thursday night's game against the San Francisco 49ers. (Source: Rob Lowder on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The star defender will be available to play for the Rams on Thursday night, despite still dealing with a minor knee issue of some kind. His highly-anticipated debut for his new team will come at a great time for the Rams in what projects to be a tough matchup against the 49ers in their season opener.

Kyle Juszczyk (finger) was listed as a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Rob Lowder on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The veteran fullback logged a limited practice for a second-straight day on Wednesday. If he plays on Thursday, he won't have any fantasy relevance himself, but his presence in the lineup would help Christian McCaffrey to be more efficient and effective on the ground.

Nick Bosa (knee) was officially a limited participant on Wednesday. (Source: Rob Lowder on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Bosa was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice as he continues to be limited as part of the recovery plan for his knee. It looks likely that he will play on Thursday night, but we won't know for sure until the official injury report comes out later.

Ashton Jeanty (ankle) practiced in a full capacity on Wednesday. (Source: Jesse Merrick on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It looks like Jeanty is strongly trending towards playing in Week 1, as he was able to put up a full session in Las Vegas' first practice of the week on Wednesday. If he is active, he will likely see enough work to be a great fantasy option in a positive matchup against the Dolphins.

Tee Higgins (foot) fully participated in Cincinnati's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Fantasy Impact: Higgins is still listed on Cincinnati's injury report due to a nagging foot injury, but it's not a serious issue at this point and he was able to log a full practice session on Wednesday. He should be good to go for Week 1 and projects to be a good fantasy option against the Buccaneers.

Ja'Marr Chase (knee) practiced in a full capacity on Wednesday. (Source: Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Fantasy Impact: Chase was able to log a full practice session on Wednesday and is considered close to full health, if not already fully healthy heading into Week 1. He should be a full go against the Buccaneers and projects to be an elite fantasy option in the season opener and beyond.

Sean Tucker (hamstring) was officially a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Fantasy Impact: Tucker was not spotted during Tampa Bay's practice on Wednesday, and he turned out to be a non-participant due to a hamstring injury that he's dealing with. If he is sidelined in Week 1, Kenny Gainwell will see more opportunities as a result of his absence.

Emeka Egbuka (toe) logged a full practice session on Wednesday. (Source: Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Fantasy Impact: The young stud wideout was able to log a full practice session on Wednesday, which means that his toe injury is likely fully healed at this point. He should play in Week 1 and is expected to be a good fantasy option in a great matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Jalen McMillan (knee) was officially a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Fantasy Impact: McMillan's knee injury is still not fully healed, so he remained a limited participant at practice on Wednesday as a result. If he is sidelined for Week 1, Ted Hurst III will be primed for more work in his absence.

Jordan Morgan (knee) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Matt Schneidman on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Morgan's knee injury left him limited at the team's practice on Wednesday. He is expected to be their starting left tackle this season, so if he misses any time, QB Jordan Love and RB MarShawn Lloyd will both be affected by that in a big way.