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Chiefs WR Rashee Rice left Sunday's game against the Chargers with a knee injury.

The injury happened in the first quarter during a runback of a Patrick Mahomes interception. Mahomes went for a tackle and ended up hitting Rice's knee. Rice was carted off the field. Rice did not a catch a pass Sunday. The hope right now is that his knee injury is a minor one.

Colts QB Anthony Richardson left Sunday’s game against the Steelers with a hip injury.

Richardson initially left, missed two plays, came back and left again. Joe Flacco is now in at quarterback. We’ll hope to find out more later on today.

Buccaneers RB Rachaad White was added to the injury report with an illness and is listed as questionable for Sunday against the Eagles.

White has rushed for a total of 66 yards through three games and is quickly falling into a timeshare with rookie Bucky Irving. If White can’t go, Irving could be viewed as a potential RB2 option. The Bucs are in the early window Sunday, so we’ll know fairly early if White is in or out.

The Eagles downgraded WR A.J. Brown’s status for Week 4 against the Buccaneers to out with a hamstring injury.

Brown has missed the last two games and will now miss a third straight game with his injury. The Eagles elevated a pair of wide receivers, Parris Campbell and John Ross, from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers. It will be those two and Jahan Dotson as the main wide receivers with Brown and DeVonta Smith (concussion). Tight end Dallas Goedert may be the biggest beneficiary.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert (ankle) is expected to start Sunday against the Chiefs.

Herbert started Week 3 but seemed to re-aggravate the injury, leading to Taylor Heinicke entering the game. Herbert went through the week without any setbacks. Certainly there’s some caution after last week but Herbert does sound like he’s in a better position than he was entering last week’s game. Proceed with caution and consider another option if you have one, just in case.

Packers QB Jordan Love (knee) is expected to return to the lineup Sunday against the Vikings.

Love ends up missing just two games with his sprained MCL that he suffered at the end of Week 1. Another sign the Packers expect Love back is they did not elevate QB Sean Clifford from the practice squad. Malik Willis held his own in two starts but Love gives the Packers that extra boost. Love does have a tough matchup as the Vikings have been swarming opposing quarterbacks this season. Love currently sits as our QB13 this week.

Seahawks RB Ken Walker (oblique) is off the team's injury report and is good to go for Monday against the Lions.

Walker missed the last two games with the injury. Zach Charbonnet filled in quite nicely in his absence but Walker is ready to reclaim his lead role for the Seahawks. He does get a tough matchup for his return as the Lions have a top-five rushing defense but did lose Marcus Davenport to an injury. Walker checks in as our RB28 this week.

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters Saturday that quarterback Tyler Huntley will start Monday against the Titans.

The signs were pointing all week toward Miami making a quarterback change after the rib injury last week to Skylar Thompson. The former Raven gives the Dolphins sort of a Tua-esque presence with his rushing ability. Despite their 0-3 start, the Titans have been pretty solid on defense. This won’t be a smooth ride Monday for Huntley. He’s a borderline QB2 this week.

Steelers RB Jaylen Warren (knee) is out for Sunday vs. Colts.

QB Russell Wilson (calf) is questionable again.

Related Players: Najee Harris, Cordarrelle Patterson

While Harris gets an obvious boost for Week 4, don't ignore Patterson, who Arthur Smith loves to utilize. Harris is still capped as an RB2, but Patterson is a sneaky play as someone who could pop up in this situation for 10-15 opportunities.

Raiders WR Davante Adams (hamstring) and DE Maxx Crosby (ankle) and TE Michael Mayer will all be OUT, says coach Antonio Pierce

Related Players: Jakobi Meyers, Tre Tucker, Brock Bowers

Terrible news for the Raiders offense and their chances of beating the Browns in general. Meyers can be considered a fringe WR2/3 in Week 4, while Bowers might hit double-digit targets for the first time in his young career.