Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was held out of team d...

Jul 30, 2013

Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was held out of team drills with patellar tendinitis. In other words, he has a knee injury that gets better with rest and rarely results in a surgery.

Coach Rob Chudzinski said Gordon had tendinitis before Monday's practice.

"He started out, tried to push through it, but we pulled him and sat down him down for the rest of practice," Chudzinski said. "I'm not too concerned about it. It shouldn't be a big deal."

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Commanders QB Jayden Daniels misses Thursday practice

Nicki Jhabvala

2 hours ago

Jayden Daniels (knee sprain) is not at practice.

Related Players: Marcus Mariota

Fantasy Impact:

This is shaping up to be a Mariota spot start, which isn't the worst place to be if you're looking for a SuperFlex fill-in. Mariota scored 19.6 points on 205 passing and 34 rushing yards in Week 7 of last season, and he'll have Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel to help prop him up against the Raiders on Sunday.

Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy "50-50" to return in Week 3

Jeremy Fowler

4 hours ago

Sources classify Xavier Worthy as "50-50" to return for Week 3 against the Giants, noting optimism but also the need to see him handle a fuller practice workload. "Have to see how he looks with real practice reps," the source said. Worthy practiced in a limited capacity Thursday and Friday of last week, and the Chiefs will ramp up his workload coming off the shoulder injury.

Fantasy Impact:

It would be hard to trust Worthy in fantasy lineups if he's still on 50-50 this late in the week, so he's best left on benches even if he does suit up. Brown should continue to be considered a WR3 regardless, while the rest of the WR room are only suggested in very deep leagues.

Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin could return as early as Week 4

Jeremy Fowler

4 hours ago

Bucs wide receiver Chris Godwin Jr. (knee) is progressing well in practices, but people I've talked to believe a Week 3 return might be ambitious. Week 4 against Philadelphia, however, feels like a real possibility.

Related Players: Emeka Egbuka, Mike Evans

Fantasy Impact:

There's a good chance that the Buccaneers will ease him back into his typical full-time role, but this is still promising for his second-half fantasy prospects. Ebuka has looked great through his first two games, so it's unlikely he will be pulled off the field in favor of the veteran, which could mean we get even more 3-WR sets in Tampa Bay. The three stud receivers will undoubtedly eat into each other's targets, but all of them are still very much in the weekly fantasy conversation.