News & Injuries

1. ATLANTA FALCONS

QB Tua Tagovailoa — Oblique — Remains week-to-week. The Falcons’ revised media schedule now lists Cooper Rush for Wednesday’s quarterback press conference, strengthening the possibility that Rush starts again.

BETTING IMPACT: Continue projecting Atlanta’s offense with Rush until Tagovailoa practices or the team announces a change.

2. BALTIMORE RAVENS

WR Zay Flowers — Hamstring — Considered day-to-day. Baltimore feels reasonably good about the injury, but his Week 2 availability has not been confirmed. The Ravens must also prevent the recurring hamstring problem from lingering.

WR Ja’Kobi Lane — Wrist — Reportedly suffered a fractured wrist and is expected to miss several weeks. Injured reserve remains possible.

WR Devontez Walker — Groin — Missed the opener and has not yet been cleared for Week 2.

BETTING IMPACT: Baltimore is considering adding a veteran receiver. Rashod Bateman would become the primary wideout if Flowers cannot play, with Chris Moore, LaJohntay Wester and possibly Walker moving into larger roles.

3. CLEVELAND BROWNS

RB Dylan Sampson — Knee — Placed on injured reserve and will miss at least four games.

BETTING IMPACT: Quinshon Judkins remains the starter. Raheim Sanders moves into the primary backup role, making this more of a backfield-depth and secondary-usage change than a major spread adjustment.

4. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

CB Mansoor Delane — Shoulder — Left Monday night’s game and did not return. Additional testing is pending.

LB Cooper McDonald — Knee — Left Monday night’s game and did not return. The Chiefs have not provided a firm diagnosis.

BETTING IMPACT: Both defensive situations require monitoring when Kansas City begins Week 2 practice. Delane’s status is especially important for the secondary.

5. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS

WR Ladd McConkey — Ribs — Undergoing additional testing and considered day-to-day after leaving the opener.

BETTING IMPACT: McConkey is one of the Chargers’ primary receiving options. His absence would increase opportunities for the remaining wide receivers and tight ends.

6. LOS ANGELES RAMS

EDGE Myles Garrett — Knee — Underwent surgery and will miss at least four games on injured reserve. No firm return date has been established.

BETTING IMPACT: Major downgrade to the Rams’ pass rush. Garrett’s absence becomes even more important while Aaron Donald’s availability remains uncertain.

7. MINNESOTA VIKINGS

QB Kyler Murray — Concussion — Remains in the concussion protocol after leaving the season opener. His Week 2 status is uncertain.

BETTING IMPACT: Carson Wentz would start if Murray is not cleared. Minnesota requires separate offensive projections for Murray and Wentz until the quarterback situation is resolved.

8. NEW YORK JETS

WR Omar Cooper Jr. — Ankle — Considered week-to-week with an ankle sprain. He is not currently expected to go on injured reserve.

S Minkah Fitzpatrick — Groin — Expected to miss approximately two to three weeks.

BETTING IMPACT: Garrett Wilson and the remaining Jets receivers should absorb additional opportunities. Fitzpatrick’s absence is a meaningful downgrade to the middle of the secondary.

9. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

LG Landon Dickerson — Knee — Placed on injured reserve and will miss at least four games. Drew Kendall is the leading replacement candidate.

BETTING IMPACT: Meaningful downgrade to Philadelphia’s interior protection and run blocking, affecting both the rushing projections and opposing pressure expectations.

10. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS

QB Sam Darnold — Glute/Soft Tissue — Ruled out for Week 2 against Arizona. The injury is expected to be short-term, but no return date has been established.

BETTING IMPACT: Drew Lock is expected to start. Downgrade Seattle’s passing projections and reevaluate the receiving props under Lock.

CHARGERS

Ladd McConkey — Left Sunday’s game with a chest injury after recording five catches for 82 yards and a touchdown. Testing and his Week 2 status remain pending.

COWBOYS

DeMarvion Overshown — Exited Sunday night with a hamstring injury. Further evaluation will determine his Week 2 availability.

Malik Hooker — Left Sunday night’s game with a forearm injury and did not return. Additional testing is pending.

FALCONS

Chris Lindstrom — Left Atlanta’s opener with a concussion and has entered the league’s concussion protocol.

49ERS

De’Zhaun Stribling — Suffered an ankle sprain and is expected to miss at least one month. Surgery remains possible.

JETS

Minkah Fitzpatrick — Exited after only six defensive snaps with a strained left groin. His Week 2 status remains uncertain.

Omar Cooper Jr. — Believed to have suffered a high-ankle sprain. X-rays were negative, but the injury could result in a multiweek absence.

PATRIOTS

A.J. Brown — Placed on injured reserve with a high-ankle sprain. Brown is expected to miss approximately four to six weeks.

RAMS

Myles Garrett — Expected to undergo arthroscopic knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve. Garrett is expected to miss at least four games.

RAVENS

Ja’Kobi Lane — Suffered a fractured wrist and is expected to miss several weeks. Additional testing will determine his complete recovery timetable.

Zay Flowers — Aggravated the same left hamstring that bothered him during training camp. Baltimore has not provided a timetable for his return.

SAINTS

Alvin Kamara — Missed Week 1 while recovering from an MCL sprain. New Orleans has not established a firm return date.

SEAHAWKS

Sam Darnold — Dealing with a right-hip injury. His MRI showed no structural damage, but he is expected to miss Week 2, putting Drew Lock in line to start.

VIKINGS

Kyler Murray — Suffered a concussion during Minnesota’s opener and is now in the league’s concussion protocol. His Week 2 availability is uncertain.