Fantasy Football News

Josh Reynolds (Achilles) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Aric DiLalla)

Fantasy Impact: Reynolds was limited at Denver's first practice of the week on Wednesday. He's managing an Achilles injury right now, and the team doesn't want to overwork him early in the week. He should play on Sunday but will likely continue to play a limited role in Denver's offense for the foreseeable future.

Tanner Hudson (knee) didn't practice for the Bengals on Wednesday. (Source: Laurel Pfahler on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Hudson was out in Week 3 because of a knee injury, and the same issue left him sidelined at practice on Wednesday. Rookie Erick All Jr. has already replaced all of his production on this offense, however, so fantasy managers shouldn't put much weight into Hudson's availability moving forward.

Deebo Samuel Sr. (calf) was a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Lindsey Pallares on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Samuel was not able to participate during Wednesday's practice. He's currently dealing with a calf injury, and it looks like he is trending towards missing another week in Week 4. Jauan Jennings remains a quality flex option for however long Samuel remains sidelined moving forward.

Trent Williams (illness) did not practice with the 49ers on Wednesday. (Source: Lindsey Pallares on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Williams came down with some kind of an illness and was not able to practice on Wednesday. He's likely day-to-day for right now, but he should be good to go in time for Week 4's matchup against the New England Patriots.

Brock Purdy (back) was a full participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Lindsey Pallares on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Purdy was dealing with a back injury that left him day-to-day, but it's not a serious issue and didn't stop him from practicing in full on Wednesday. He should be good to go for Week 4, barring any unforeseen setbacks with his recovery.

Ja'Marr Chase (shoulder) was listed as a limited participant on Cincinnati's estimated practice report on Wednesday. (Source: Ben Baby on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Chase is a new addition to the team's injury report, being listed with a shoulder injury that would've left him limited if Cincinnati practiced on Wednesday. It's unclear if this injury has any substance to it, and fantasy managers should keep close tabs on his status in the coming days.

George Kittle (hamstring) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kittle was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice. He's still nursing a hamstring injury that left him sidelined in Week 3, and it remains to be seen if he will be well enough to play in Week 4. This is a situation worth monitoring for fantasy managers throughout the week.

Keenan Allen (heel) was limited at Chicago's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Bears PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Allen has been out for a couple of weeks because of a heel injury, but he was able to return to practice on Wednesday and participate in a limited fashion. It looks like he's trending towards playing in Week 4, which would be bad news for the DJ Moore and Rome Odunze moving forward.

Chuba Hubbard (rest) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Carolina Panthers)

Fantasy Impact: Hubbard was limited at Carolina's practice on Wednesday. The team is just giving him some time to rest and recover, however, and he should be fully good to go for Week 4. The return of rookie Jonathan Brooks (knee) is looming, however, and the veteran will lose a lot of fantasy value whenever Brooks is activated to the active roster.

Andy Dalton (ankle) logged a full practice session on Wednesday. (Source: Carolina Panthers)

Fantasy Impact: Dalton was added to the injury report because of an ankle injury that he's dealing with, but it's not a serious issue and he was able to practice in full on Wednesday. He is set to start again in Week 4, which is great news for all of Carolina's skill-position players.

T.J. Watt (rest) was sidelined at Pittsburgh's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Brooke Pryor on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: To no surprise, Pittsburgh gave Watt the day off on Wednesday to allow him to rest and recover from last week's game. He has been dominant so far this season and should be Pittsburgh's key defensive player in a matchup against the Colts this week.

Najee Harris (rest) did not practice with the Steelers on Wednesday. (Source: Brooke Pryor on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Harris didn't practice at all on Wednesday. The team gave him the day off for rest and recovery, which means that he should be fully good to go for Week 4. It looks like Jaylen Warren (knee) will be out for that contest, which means that Harris will likely see the bulk of the work in a plus matchup against the Colts.

MyCole Pruitt (knee) was sidelined at Pittsburgh's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Brooke Pryor on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Steelers had their first practice of the week on Wednesday, and Pruitt was not able to participate in it. He's still dealing with a knee injury, but fantasy managers shouldn't put much weight into what his availability looks like in Week 4 and beyond.

Russell Wilson (calf) was officially limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Brooke Pryor on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: As expected, Wilson was able to participate in Wednesday's practice in a limited fashion. He's still working his way back from a lingering calf injury, and it's unclear if he has a real shot at playing this week or not. The Steelers will have to make an official determination on who their starter will be whenever the veteran is fully healthy and ready to take the field at full capacity.

Jaylen Warren (knee) was a non-participant at Pittsburgh's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Brooke Pryor on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Warren wasn't able to practice on Wednesday because of a knee injury. This shouldn't come as much of a surprise, as the team is taking his recovery week-to-week for the time being. He looks like a long shot to play in Week 4, which would leave Najee Harris as the clear-cut RB1 for the Steelers.

Tank Dell (wrist/ribs) is considered day-to-day for the time being. (Source: DJ Bien-Aime on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Dell suffered a pair of injuries in Sunday's loss to the Vikings. He wasn't seen at practice on Wednesday, and HC DeMeco Ryans told reporters that the team is taking his recovery day-to-day for the time being. If his Week 4 availability is at all in jeopardy, that could leave Nico Collins and Stefon Diggs both in line for a big week against the Jaguars.

Austin Ekeler (concussion) has been ruled out for Washington's matchup against the Cardinals in Week 4. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Ekeler suffered a concussion in Week 3's win over the Bengals and has already been ruled out for Week 4. That's a sign that it may be a more serious concussion, as the team wouldn't rule him out this early if he had any chance at all to play. Fantasy managers should expect Brian Robinson Jr. to see the bulk of the work in Washington's backfield on Sunday.

Tucker Kraft (shoulder) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Bill Huber on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kraft suffered a shoulder injury in Week 3 that left him limited at Wednesday's practice. He was wearing a no-contact jersey, which could indicate that this is a bit more serious than initially expected. His status for Week 4 will be determined by his practice participation on Thursday and Friday.

Jordan Love (knee) was officially limited at Green Bay's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Bill Huber on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Love was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday. The team is trying to slowly build him up to a return to play, and they want to be as cautious as they can in that process. If he plays in Week 4, fantasy managers should consider starting someone like Jayden Reed, who will see a significant uptick in value if the star QB is back on the field for Week 4.

Alvin Kamara (hip/rib) was officially a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kamara is dealing with new injuries to his hip and rib that left him sidelined at Wednesday's practice. It's unclear how serious these issues are for him, and the team is likely taking his recovery day-to-day for the time being. Fantasy managers should monitor this situation, and if he's unable to play in Week 4, that would mean more work for Jamaal Williams against the Falcons.