Availability Calls

With Benford seen wearing a walking boot after Sunday's game, one has to believe he's in line to miss at least one game. ... the Bills may be able to get away with simply elevating one of their practice squad cornerbacks on October 4 against the New England Patriots.

Christian BenfordBuffalo Bills

So, if he doesn't return to action in Week 4, that could mean Daniels will come back for either the Commanders' game against the New York Giants in Week 5 or their Week 6 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.

Jayden DanielsWashington Commanders

But my guess is probably somewhere midseason week six, seven, eight, you know, he'll at least be ready to go.

J.J. McCarthyNew York Giants

Mayfield would seemingly be good to go, based on Bowles' current timeline, for their game on Oct. 25 against the Carolina Panthers.

Baker MayfieldTampa Bay Buccaneers

Though he left the field towards the end of the contest while being evaluated for a concussion, Wilson was cleared to return and should be fine barring any setbacks for Week 4 against Chicago.

Garrett Wilson

Feeling “something” twice does not inspire confidence in his Week 4 availability.

Breece HallNew York Jets

Jefferson might not miss any time and play next week against the Dolphins

Justin JeffersonMinnesota Vikings

The Raiders are 2-0, despite the fact that Brock Bowers hasn't played yet this year. He's their best player on offense. He should be back. (Week 3 at New Orleans)

Brock BowersLas Vegas Raiders

Mansour Delane should be playing and should be back. (Week 3 at Miami)

Mansoor DelaneKansas City Chiefs

Of course, having no Nico Collins hurts Houston's bottom line of being able to consistently move the ball down the field. That's going to be the case once again this weekend. (Week 3 at Indianapolis)

Nico CollinsHouston Texans

Wide receiver Ladd McConkey will have to monitor his ribs but he practiced in full all week and should be good to go (Week 3 vs Bills)

Ladd McConkeyLos Angeles Chargers

Wide receiver Brenen Thompson is out for this game and should make way for the debut for veteran journeyman wide receiver Marquez Valdez-Scantling. (Week 3 at Buffalo)

Marquez Valdes-ScantlingLos Angeles Chargers

Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Jalen Coker is expected to play . Coker has been dealing with an ankle injury for the last couple of weeks and was limited in practice on Friday.

Jalen CokerCarolina Panthers

A pair of Panthers wide receivers carry questionable tags into Sunday’s game in Cleveland and it looks like at least one of them will be able to play.

Jalen CokerCarolina Panthers

And it's not a season ender for Nick Bosa. It's probably going to last until the bye week, I would guess, which is week eight. And then you get him for the second half of the season.

Nick BosaSan Francisco 49ers

It means that Jordan Watkins probably will be active for the first time all season. (vs. the Cardinals)

Jordan WatkinsSan Francisco 49ers

my prediction is he misses two to three weeks. / I think so, too.

Caleb WilliamsChicago Bears

I am not a doctor or trainer, a coach or anything of the sort. But my prediction is he misses two to three weeks.

Caleb WilliamsChicago Bears

Expect cornerback Jayden Price and wide receiver Bryce Lance to get some reps. (Sunday's game vs. the Las Vegas Raiders)

Bryce LanceNew Orleans Saints

Expect cornerback Jayden Price and wide receiver Bryce Lance to get some reps. (Sunday's game vs. the Las Vegas Raiders)

Jayden PriceNew Orleans Saints

Joshua Farmer could also be a healthy scratch along the defensive line. (Week 3)

Joshua FarmerNew England Patriots

With him being added, it would likely mean that Leonard Taylor III (who was inactive last week) will remain a healthy scratch. (Week 3 vs. Jacksonville)

Leonard Taylor IIINew England Patriots

The Cardinals are set to gain back Garrett Williams after the starting cornerback was cleared off this week's injury report, which sets him up for his 2026 debut. (Week 3 at San Francisco)

Garrett WilliamsArizona Cardinals

This is the second straight week Arizona's opted not to make any elevations, which is a good sign for both Lopez and Melton's status ahead of tomorrow's 1:05 PM PST kickoff. (Week 3 vs. San Francisco 49ers)

Max MeltonArizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals didn't make any practice squad elevations on Saturday ahead of their Week 3 test against the San Francisco 49ers, signaling some confidence in a pair of injured players suiting up at Levi's Stadium on Sunday... which is a good sign for both Lopez and Melton's status

Roy LopezArizona Cardinals