Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay is officially inactive for Detroit’s Week 1 meeting with the Chicago Bears. No surprises here, as fantasy managers should have been planning all week to be without Golladay, but if you still have him in your lineup, you need to make sure you slide someone else into that slot. If you’re looking for a Lions player who might be

San Francisco 49ers running back Tevin Coleman has yet to decide if he’ll play in Week 1’s meeting with the Arizona Cardinals. There’s concern over Coleman’s pre-existing health condition and the potential air quality issues in the Bay Area caused by nearby fires. That uncertainty coupled with that game taking place in the afternoon slate means that many fantasy managers might want to pivot off

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the 49ers and Cardinals game will take place as scheduled on Sunday afternoon despite concerns about the air quality due to fires in the Bay Area. If you were concerned about playing 49ers or Cardinals players in your fantasy lineup this week because you were worried this game would need to be moved or postponed, you can safely go back

Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network is reporting that all the players and coaches have passed the COVID-19 test from Saturday, which means we shouldn’t see any last-minute scratches for Week 1 due to the virus. COVID-19 is going to be a looming threat to player health all season, but so far, the league has managed to keep things under control. We’ll see if that

The Washington Football Team will officially not have cornerback Kendall Fuller (knee) in Week 1. Fuller was doubtful coming into the week, so this news shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. This does present a downgrade to the Washington defense for fantasy purposes, though you likely weren’t going to be playing them against a dangerous Eagles offense. On the Philly side, this official gives

Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker (hamstring) should be in the lineup against New England in Week 1. Parker was limited at practice on Wednesday and Thursday but did participate in full on Friday, which is an encouraging sign regarding his availability. However, there is a good chance he may be limited on Sunday and will also have a tough matchup ahead against a rough

Los Angeles Charger wide receiver Mike Williams (shoulder) will indeed suit up in Week 1 versus the Bengals. His status has shifted back and forth leading up to Sunday, but he is ready to roll. Williams is coming off of a 1001 yard season, but will no longer have Philip Rivers to get him the ball. The Chargers new quarterback Tyrod Taylor figures to run

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (shoulder) may be available for the opener against the Bengals. Williams injured his AC Joint a few weeks back, and though it’s not guaranteed he will be in uniform against Cincinnati, he has a decent shot at playing. The team will monitor things during pre-game warmups and take things from there, but if the 25-year-old doesn’t see action

New England Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry (shoulder) is expected to suit up against the Dolphins on Sunday. The sophomore wideout logged a full practice session on Friday, so it appears he will be catching passes from quarterback Cam Newton in Week 1. Harry has high expectations from some heading into the 2020 campaign and a good matchup against Miami in Week 1, so he

Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery (groin) is slated to play against Detroit on Sunday. Montgomery’s outlook didn’t look promising heading into Week 1. However, after logging some full practice sessions over the previous few days, he should be available to handle a full workload against the Lions. Tarik Cohen, who would have been the primary beneficiary for additional carries, should return to his usual

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans (hamstring) is expected to play on Sunday against New Orleans. The veteran missed a few practices during the week, but after participating in a limited fashion on Friday, he appears to be good to go. Evans is anticipated to be limited, however, so fantasy managers may want to hold him out in Week 1. Also, look for Chris

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (shoulder) is not expected to suit upon Sunday against the Bengals in Week 1. Williams hurt his shoulder early in camp and was limited in practice throughout the week. Williams is coming off of a strong season with 89 catches and 1001 yards, but has downgraded at quarterback with the departure of Philip Rivers. The Chargers will open

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz is fully healthy for Week 1’s matchup against the Washington Football team. This comes after he missed practice a couple of weeks ago due to groin tightness. Nevertheless, Wentz holds no injury designation for Week 1 and is a QB1 this week against a Washington team that was in the top-10 in terms of most points allowed to QBs. Source:

Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon does not have an injury designation heading into Week 1’s clash against the Chargers. The back had been dealing with migraines during training camp, but is now going to play. With a new contract under his belt, Mixon will look to continue his NFL rise. He is a solid RB1 for Week 1 as he could take on more

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson holds no injury designation heading into Monday night’s bout against the New York Giants. Johnson was dealing with a foot injury, but he practiced fully on Saturday and this makes it likely that he will suit up. The second-year player is now the WR2 on the team and also gets the benefit of having Ben Roethlisberger back. Johnson now

Denver Broncos wide receiver K.J. Hamler remains questionable for Monday night’s matchup against the Titans. The rookie has been dealing with a hamstring injury and the team could take a cautious approach by holding him out for Monday. The Penn State product figures to be the speedster on this offense when he can actually get on the field. With Courtland Sutton also ailing (AC joint

Tennessee Titans rookie running back Darrynton Evans has been ruled out for Monday’s game against the Broncos. Evans has been dealing with a hamstring injury and the slated backup to Derrick Henry will now get his next chance to play against the Jaguars in Week 2. Evans rushed for over 1,100 yards in two of his three seasons at Appalachian State, and could take on

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Corey Davis is questionable heading into Monday night’s matchup against the Denver Broncos. The wideout has been nursing a hamstring injury, but has still fully practiced in the last two days. This provides hope that Davis can play on Monday. He is the WR2 on the Titans and is looking to make up for a 2019 season in which he regressed.

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel (foot) was placed on the injured reserve on Saturday. Samuel has a Jones fracture in his foot, which would have been difficult for him to play through. The team is hopeful that he’ll be able to return for their Week 4 contest against the Eagles. In the meantime, receivers Brandon Aiyuk and Kendrick Bourne should see boosts to

New York Giants wide receiver Golden Tate (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Monday night’s game against the Steelers. Tate was limited all week, so there’s a chance he suits up, though it is definitely not something fantasy managers want to count on. The matchup is tough enough and would be made even more difficult if Tate had to play banged up. If Tate is