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Bucs WR Chris Godwin will not play Sunday against the Chargers, according to James Palmer of the NFL Network.

Related Players: Mike Evans, Scott Miller, Justin Watson

This was expected, but the loss is big as QB Tom Brady continues to get comfortable in a new offense. Scott Miller (hip) and Justin Watson stand to get more targets Sunday.

Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins was not spotted at practice Friday, according to Darren Urban of AZCardinals.com.

A missed practice Friday means Hopkins did not practice all week. Cardinals GM Steve Keim said it is up to Hopkins to decide if he can play Sunday at Carolina. Stay tuned.

Browns RB Kareem Hunt returned to practice Friday, according to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com.

Hunt has been an locked-in RB2 despite playing in the same backfield as Nick Chubb. His status as an RB2 in fantasy does not change against a porous Cowboys defense.

Bucs WR Chris Godwin is not practicing Friday, according to Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times.

Related players: Scott Miller, Justin Watson

Godwin is on track to miss another game this season. After a breakout campaign in 2019, the talented WR has been a concern for fantasy players with less than a month of games played.

Bucs WR Scotty Miller appeared to practice on a limited basis, according to Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times.

Related player: Justin Watson

Miller is in line for a bigger role in the Bucs' passing offense if he can suit up this Sunday against a banged up Chargers secondary.

Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim told 98.7FM Arizona Sports that WR DeAndre Hopkins will ultimately make the decision on if he plays. "One thing about that, Hop knows his body better than anybody ... The fact is he doesn't miss football games." Hopkins has been hobbled by an ankle injury.

It appears as if Hopkins will try to play this Sunday, as the talented receiver rarely misses time with injuries. Hopkins' availability will be one of the biggest stories prior to early games this Sunday.

Eagles QB Carson Wentz was asked about WR Greg Ward, the only healthy receiver listed as available for their Week 4 game against the San Francisco 49ers. “He’s a guy I have a lot of trust with, a lot of confidence in and he gets it,” Carson Wentz said. “He was a quarterback in college, he sees the game differently. He plays fast, he understands it. He does a great job … knowing where to be. I can’t say enough good things about how hard he has worked and what he is doing right now.”

Ward will lead a receiver corps of players that have even less experience than himself, a player cut by the Eagles seven times prior to this season. The floor and ceiling are very low for the Eagles passing attack this week, and playing the 2017 UDFA could cause headaches.