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Dawson Knox is in concussion protocol.

Knox has just three catches this season so far in two games, but does have 64 yards receiving while being targeted six times. Gabriel Davis would be next up if Knox can't go in Week 3 but there are probably safer options in most leagues.

Wide receiver Courtland Sutton suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's 26-21 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers and will miss the remainder of the season. Sutton had missed the season opener with a right shoulder injury suffered Sept. 8 in practice and had been limited in practice in the days leading up to Sunday's game.

Additionally, Broncos quarterback Drew Lock will miss 3 to 5 weeks with a severe strain of the rotator cuff in his throwing shoulder, an injury he suffered in the first quarter Sunday.

Related players: Jerry Jeudy, Jeff Driskel, K.J. Hamler, Tim Patrick, DaeSean Hamilton

Sutton missed Week 1 with a shoulder injury and the news wasn't looking good after he suffered a knee injury in Week 2. That news was confirmed today as Sutton will now miss the remainder of the season. Meanwhile, QB Lock will miss 3-5 weeks with Driskel taking over in that time. With Sutton out, Jeudy, Hamler, Patrick and Hamilton take over. They are certainly talented names, but will take a bit of a hit with Driskel at QB. Perhaps RB Melvin Gordon sees and increase in workload.

Courtland Sutton (knee/leg cramping) won't return to Sunday's game against the Steelers, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Related players: Jerry Jeudy, K.J. Hamler, Tim Patrick, DaeSean Hamilton.

Sutton had been dealing with a shoulder issue as well. Jeudy, Hamler, Patrick and Hamilton would be next up if Sutton has to miss more time. He was out for Week 1.

Mike Klis of 9News reported that Broncos rookie WR will play Sunday against the Steelers. He had missed close to a month with a hamstring injury.

The Broncos add one of their three receivers from the 2020 NFL draft back into the fold. Hamler is a field-stretching wide receiver who will add another dimension to Denver's passing attack. He is not fantasy-relevant at the moment.

Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy told reports Friday that WR Amari Cooper “went through the mock game and everything today. I don’t foresee a setback there.”

Cooper had his hands full Sunday night. The Cowboys are lined up for an offensive shootout with the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday, a game that Cooper would be expected to be a top 15 fantasy producer at wide receiver. His injury history is a concern and time sidelined will always be a concern with Cooper leading up to game day.