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Rome Odunze's Injury Doesn't Sound Serious
Rome Odunze's Injury Doesn't Sound Serious
Bears WR Rome Odunze "should be all good" after leaving Thursday's practice with what appeared to be a right leg issue, according to The Athletic's Dan Wiederer. The Chicago Tribune's Sean Hammond adds that Odunze "wasn’t overly concerned" and wanted to keep practicing before trainers pulled him from the field. This is notably the opposite side from the left foot fracture Odunze dealt with last season. We'll look for more updates on his status, but for now, we're not moving Odunze in the WR rankings.
Exhale! Just Cramping For D'Andre Swift
Exhale! Just Cramping For D'Andre Swift
Bears RB D'Andre Swift left Thursday's practice with cramps, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Early reports made it sound more serious, but barring another update, Swift looks ready for Week 1. He remains an excellent target at ADP, making our list of the most undervalued fantasy players.
Anthony Richardson announced as the Colts' backup. Fantasy managers shouldn't forget the legs
Anthony Richardson announced as the Colts' backup. Fantasy managers shouldn't forget the legs
After a year that saw Anthony Richardson lose his starting QB job and request a trade from the Colts, HC Shane Steichen made it clear that Richardson will be the team’s backup behind Daniel Jones, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Saints Waive Devin Neal After Hamstring Ends His 2026 Season
Saints Waive Devin Neal After Hamstring Ends His 2026 Season
After the Saints initially placed Devin Neal on injured reserve during final roster cuts, the team is waiving its second year RB, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
D’Andre Swift’s Injury Scare Leaves the Bears’ Top Two RBs Banged Up
D’Andre Swift’s Injury Scare Leaves the Bears’ Top Two RBs Banged Up
On the same day that Rome Odunze leaves practice, Swift also leaves with an apparent injury. Sean Hammond of the Chicago Tribune reports that “After carrying the ball on a first-and-10 from the offense’s own 1-yard line, Swift came off the field apparently holding at his midsection or core area.” The Bears are now dealing with injuries to their top two running backs.
Rome Odunze leaves practice with leg injury
Rome Odunze leaves practice with leg injury
Sean Hammond of the Chicago Tribune reports that “[Rome] Odunze came up hobbling during an install period at the start of practice.” The leg injury cost Odunze the rest of practice, though he initially tried to stay in before the training staff pulled him.
Alec Pierce Returns to Full Practice Ahead of Week 1
Alec Pierce Returns to Full Practice Ahead of Week 1
For the first time since signing a four-year, $114 million contract, Alec Pierce was a full participant at practice per Colts beat reporter Nathan Brown. This is the best sign yet that Pierce will be a full-go for Opening Week against the Ravens after offseason ankle surgery.
Zay Flowers Returns to Practice, Reaffirming His Opener Availability
Zay Flowers Returns to Practice, Reaffirming His Opener Availability
Ravens WR Zay Flowers is back at practice after missing two weeks with an undisclosed injury, per ESPN's Jamison Hensley. Flowers was expected back for the opener, and his return comes 10 days ahead of it.
Michael Wilson's Extension Another Reason To Believe In His 2026 Role
Michael Wilson's Extension Another Reason To Believe In His 2026 Role
The Cardinals and WR Michael Wilson agreed to a three-year, $75 million extension with $47 million guaranteed, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The deal keeps Wilson in Arizona through 2029 and makes him the league's 20th-highest-paid WR by average annual salary.
Bengals Ready to Unleash Erick All; What's the Fantasy Impact?
Bengals Ready to Unleash Erick All; What's the Fantasy Impact?
Bengals TE Erick All brings a checkered injury history that most notably includes two tears of his right ACL. The most recent came in his 2024 rookie campaign, and that's the issue All's still working back from. He missed all of 2025 after requiring multiple surgeries. But it now sounds like the 26-year-old (as of Sept. 13) is ready for full duty and is helping to shape Cincinnati's offensive plan for 2026. The Bengals began lining QB Joe Burrow up under center -- rather than in shotgun -- more after All began to emerge in 2024 but scrapped the plan while he was out.
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