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Browns K Chase McLaughlin is questionable for Week 1 with a right hamstring injury according to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com. He was a full participant Friday.

After missing some practice, McLaughlin had to be added to the injury report. If he were not to suit up Sunday, K Chris Naggar would be called up from the Browns practice squad.

Chris Godwin (quad) is the key addition of course [to the injury report].

Related players: Antonio Brown

As Auman went on to say, it's hard to know what to think about Godwin's injury, because it's newly listed in the final practice before a game, which Auman added "isn’t a good thing." Godwin owners will need to monitor this leading up to Thursday night. Brown could soak up a bunch of Godwin's targets if Godwin has to miss Week 1. On a related note, Brown did not practice Tuesday, but Auman noted it was a veteran maintenance day.

“I think [Marquez Callaway]’s just an incredible football player,” Jameis Winston said. “I mean, the guy was undrafted, right? Who missed out on that guy? I’m happy that we were able to get him. It speaks volumes of our organization and how they see talent."

Related players: Michael Thomas, Tre'Quan Smith

The Saints have been without wide receivers Thomas and Smith this summer due to injuries, but Callaway, you can argue, has been one of the most talked about WRs in summer camp this season - maybe even right up there with the Jets Elijah Moore. Callaway played on all 10 of the team's first 10 snaps as well, according to some of Tuesday's tweets. Callaway probably isn't an unknown anymore. But he's ranked 55th on our WR list and is available late in drafts. At this point, he certainly looks like he's worth the late-round pick.

Giants GM Dave Getleman on the erratic start to camp for rookie WR Kadarius Toney: "It doesn’t make us any less enthused about him. The kid’s a tremendous talent."

Related players: Sterling Shepard, Darius Slayton, Kenny Golladay

Toney has got off to a slow start in camp, missing time after being on the COVID-19 list. But even when he was on the field, he didn't stand out according to many other reports. He's also missed time with an undisclosed injury. The critics have been saying he's spent more time with trainers than on the field. With Shepard, Slayton and Golladay in the fold, Toney may struggle for snaps.

Marquez Callaway looked the part of a primary pass catcher for the Saints with Michael Thomas, Tre’Quan Smith and Deonte Harris on the sideline. He snagged three receptions for 61 yards.

Callaway is having a great camp and he's getting noticed - maybe not quite on Elijah Moore level, however. With Thomas scheduled to miss part of the season, Callaway certainly has a chance to earn significant time and could be worth a later-round pick.

The Cardinals announced several roster moves on Monday, notably activating running back James Conner off the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Chase Edmonds

Conner went on the list on Aug. 12 as a high-risk close contact. This season, only players who have not been vaccinated are placed on the COVID-19 list for being in proximity with someone who has tested positive. Conner is expected to split the workload with Edmonds this season.

Saints WR Marquez Callaway continues to be one of the biggest standouts in camp.

Related players: Tre'Quan Smith, Deonte Harris

Callaway caught a red-zone TD from Jameis Winston on a quick comeback route in front of Marshon Lattimore on Monday — after catching a TD from Taysom Hill in red-zone drills Saturday. With Michael Thomas out for a while, the order of the Saints WRs could be anyone's guess this season. Smith is our highest ranked Saint WR, but Harris and Callaway look like they are going to be in the mix for snaps and targets.

Chase Edmonds, the fourth-year pro out of Fordham, who will get every opportunity to prove he can be Arizona’s bell cow and primary running back.

Related players: James Conner

The story said Conner will get his share of carries as well, but it looks like the team will at least give Edmonds a chance to be the primary back. The story added there has been speculation from outside critics that he won’t be able to last a full season as a No.1 running back because of his smallish, 5-foot-9 stature. Edmonds added a few pounds of muscle this offseason, bulking up his legs and upper body. Even in a split, it should be Edmonds getting the passing down work giving him the edge in fantasy leagues.