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  • JAX Linebacker #23
    The Jaguars star linebacker left Week 3’s game against the Bills with the issue and did not return. Oluokun had been fantastic in his first three games, allowing just 20 yards in coverage. Ventrell Miller took over before garbage time hit, though it’s possible Chad Muma will get some extra run in two-linebacker sets.
  • WAS Running Back #30
    The rest of the team has flown out to Arizona to practice on a short week ahead of Week 4’s matchup with the Cardinals. It’s probably reading too much into this to say that Ekeler can’t be cleared to play, but it certainly isn’t great for his odds of clearing protocol that he stayed behind. Quinn said he’ll “know more later in the week” about Ekeler’s status.
  • Running Back #38
    Free agent RBs Isaiah Spiller, Joshua Kelley, Elijah Dotson and James Robinson visited the Titans on Tuesday.
    Kelley is so stapled to Spiller that he couldn’t even let him work out without joining in. It’s possible that this is just checking in with the best available list, or it’s possible that this is the precursor to an IR designation for someone lower on the Tennessee depth chart. Nobody signed here would be a real threat to playing time without injuries in front of them. Spiller was released by the Chargers at last cuts this year after Kimani Vidal climbed over him for the RB3 role.
  • Linebacker #54
    Free agent LB Kwon Alexander visited the Broncos on Tuesday.
    Alexander would be a depth piece focused on coverage for the Broncos, who have been unsatisfied with their linebacker depth so far this year. Alexander tore his Achilles last November and has not been connected to any teams since. The 30-year-old had 41 tackles and one interception for the Steelers in nine games last year.
  • Tackle #70
    Free agent OT Jason Peters is visiting with the Seahawks on Tuesday.
    The 42-year-old tackle had by far his worst season last year with the Seahawks, posting a 45.1 PFF pass blocking grade that becomes a lot more acceptable when you realize he was 41 years old. This could potentially be about tackle depth for Seattle, as George Fant went to IR and Abe Lucas is out until midseason at the earliest.
  • FA Running Back #38
    Ingram hung with the Chiefs practice squad after the Cardinals cut bait last November and made it on to their practice squad again this year. Ingram has 62 career carries for 134 yards and a touchdown in the last two seasons with Arizona, but has not gotten a single carry as a member of the Chiefs yet and played zero offensive snaps in his active game last week. It wouldn’t be surprising if he resurfaced with the Kansas City practice squad.
  • KC Running Back #29
    In a corresponding move, they waived RB Keontay Ingram. Welcome to the three-man committee backfield, folks. It feels likely that Hunt will cut into Carson Steele’s snaps, but we’re not going to have more than a vague coach quote idea or notion to go on for Week 4. Steele and Samaje Perine each lose a bit of value in the short-term as we try to suss out how the pecking order will go. Hunt rushed for 411 yards and nine touchdowns on 135 carries for the Browns last year.
  • TB Tight End #86
    The snapper of the long kind of snaps will not snap longly for at least four long weeks. The Buccaneers replaced Deckers on the active roster with Zach Triner, who seems likely to be the long-snapping type guy as long as Deckers is out.
  • DET Wide Receiver #17
    He spent the first three weeks on Detroit’s practice squad. It’s possible he finds a role in Detroit’s passing game — particularly if Matt LaPorta sits this week — but it’ll likely be fantasy-irrelevant status for Patrick until proven otherwise.
  • DET Linebacker #55
    Barnes was carted off during Week 3’s win over the Cardinals. He played 120 snaps for the Lions in the first three weeks, registering 10 combined tackles and one defensed pass. Malcolm Rodriguez took over most of the snaps in Barnes’ absence.

Podcasts

NFL Week 3
Eric Samulski breaks down his DST rankings for Week 4 of the fantasy football season.
Kyle Dvorchak breaks down the biggest waiver wire targets for Week 4, including Sam Darnold, Jauan Jennings, and Cam Akers.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher evaluate Cole Kmet and Tyler Conklin as waiver wire targets in fantasy football, questioning the outlook for both players after big fantasy games.
Gary Davenport examines the Team Defense landscape for Week 4 of the 2024 season, including some streaming options.
Denny Carter goes deep into the new-look Carolina offense and profiles a couple of wideouts running hot headed into Week 4.
The FFHH crew breaks down the top fantasy football waiver options at wide receiver, explaining why Jauan Jennings is the No. 1 pickup after his monster Week 3 showing against the Los Angeles Rams.
The Chiefs come up big in the biggest moments to fend off a late Falcons opportunity and clinch the 22-17 victory on the road.

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PFT

The Bills won’t have cornerback Taron Johnson (forearm) or linebacker Terrel Bernard (pectoral) for Sunday’s game against the Ravens, coach Sean McDermott announced Tuesday.
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Offensive lineman Jason Peters might be in line for another stint with the Seahawks.

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The FFHH crew pick the key players to watch in tonight’s Monday Night Football showdown between the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals.
The FFHH crew picks their key players to watch in tonight’s Monday Night Football showdown in the AFC between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills.
The FFHH crew previews tonight’s Monday Night Football doubleheader between the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Buffalo Bills, and the Washington Commanders vs. Cincinnati Bengals.
The FFHH crew takes a look at Anthony Richardson’s lackluster performance for the Indianapolis Colts in their win against the Chicago Bears in Week 3.

Rotoworld Fantasy Football

Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter share their main takeaways from the Carolina Panthers upset win over the Las Vegas Raiders, including their thoughts on Andy Dalton’s eyebrow-raising performance.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter react to the Buffalo Bills’ dominant win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday Night Football.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter discuss the Chiefs’ offense in 2024, particularly how the “experimental” nature of Kansas City’s play calling impacts Patrick Mahomes.
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More NFL News

Kareem Hunt did not play for the Chiefs in Sunday night’s win over the Falcons, but it looks like the running back is in the team’s plans for this week’s matchup with the Chargers.
The Bears have made a pair of moves at tight end on Tuesday.
The Falcons signed offensive lineman Elijah Wilkinson to the active roster from the practice squad, the team announced Tuesday.
Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is off to a fast start in his rookie season, but he didn’t wait to hit the field to start a beef with one of his NFC East rivals.
The Lions have made a few Tuesday roster moves, including putting a pair of players on injured reserve.
The Buccaneers signed long snapper Zach Triner to the 53-player roster, the team announced Tuesday.
It is not looking good for the cornerbacks Dru Phillips (calf) and Adoree’ Jackson (calf) to play in Thursday Night Football against the Cowboys.