Availability Calls
Scored under the published methodology, which sets out what counts as right, what a naive guess would have said, and why an earlier call is worth more than a late one.
- Takes logged
- 243
- Graded
- 0
- Average accuracy
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- Pundits
- 94
0% settled
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have made one
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243 logged, none graded. The scores appear as the season resolves them.
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Both players will presumably be active when the Bills name their 48-man gameday roster 90 minutes prior to the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff for what will be the inaugural game at Highmark Stadium. (Week 2 vs. Detroit Lions)
The Gore decision is likely a result of Ty Johnson's presumed unavailability for the second week in a row. (Week 2)
Both players will presumably be active when the Bills name their 48-man gameday roster 90 minutes prior to the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff for what will be the inaugural game at Highmark Stadium. (Week 2 vs. Detroit Lions)
The Rams are expected to get Aaron Donald back on Monday, but losing Garrett is a big hit.
The Chiefs played the pass extremely well in Week 1, despite losing Mansoor Delane two snaps in. He is expected back this Sunday night.
He has a grade one hamstring... I would guess he probably misses this game and, you know, maybe then comes back in week three. (Week 2)
the trio of Devontez Walker (who will make his season debut after missing Week 1 with a groin injury), LaJohntay Wester and rookie Elijah Sarratt
Flowers, who injured his hamstring in the 18-point win, has not practiced in advance of Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints... Flowers is in danger of missing at least one full game with his hamstring problem. (Week 2 vs. New Orleans)
QB Michael Penix Jr. isn't ready to return from a knee injury yet (Week 2)
QB Tua Tagovailoa seems unlikely to play against the Panthers this week due to an oblique injury. (Week 2)
- PendingSteve PalazzoloAvailability Calls2026 season
It could be Kyler, but I would expect it to be not. Yeah. I'm I'm expecting it to be Carson Wentz (Week 2 vs. the Bears)
Waiting on the season to settle this.said Sep 17, 2026 My assumption is Carson Wentz will be the quarterback in this game. (Week 2, Vikings at Bears)
The QB problems won’t be solved in Week 2. Tua Tagovailoa is unlikely to play due to an oblique injury
Michael Penix Jr.,Atlanta’s one true hope at quarterback, isn’t quite ready to come back from his third ACL tear.
The Falcons’ fine young slot corner, Billy Bowman Jr., who tore his Achilles early last season, missed Week 1 but has been practicing this week and could return to help check Coker.
Nico Collins is dealing with an injured hamstring and is in danger of missing Week 2. We do not expect him to be out there against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Expect to Eagles to play Brown this week. How many snaps he gets is the mystery. (Week 2)
Seattle views this as a short-term injury, and it's possible that Darnold is back out on the field in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders.
Especially with A.J. Brown sidelined by a high ankle sprain.
The Lions should get Branch and Joseph back by week four, so the hope is that Sheppard can unlock more of his playbook with both guys in the lineup.
The Lions should get Branch and Joseph back by week four, so the hope is that Sheppard can unlock more of his playbook with both guys in the lineup.
Dart should see plenty of clean pockets in Week 2 against a Rams' pass rush that will be without Myles Garrett
On Sunday, they'll tell Tua that it's actually Saturday and there's no game and he can sleep in, successfully keeping him off the field. (Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons, Week 2)
two of their front seven starters were out with injuries (Nnamdi Madubuike and Teddye Buchanan, who could be back Sunday)
ESPN's Ian Rapoport reported that Darnold will "be out next week and then we'll see," giving him a chance to return in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders.
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