Cook was present for all three practices this week, getting in one limited session on Wednesday before participating in full on Thursday and Friday. Cook can be expected to handle his typical workload, operating as the Bills’ starting running back. He’s a high-end RB2 with RB1 upside against the Jets.

He practiced on a limited basis both Thursday and Friday, so he’s probably on the optimistic side of questionable. If he plays, the Cowboys secondary is beat up and missing DaRon Bland. Robinson would have a pretty fine matchup to continue his PPR scam so long as he’s active for Week 2.

It’s the last thing the Giants need right now as their offensive line lacks impact players, but Thomas’ recovery is coming along slower than expected. He did get a practice session in this week, but it was only limited. It looks like another week of James Hudson’s play at left tackle for Big Blue.

Reid’s comments put Worthy on the wrong side of questionable, though the Chiefs’ head coach did say that Worthy is “doing very well.” Worthy “did a little bit of team work” on Friday after logging a limited session on Thursday. His Week 2 practice participation is at least promising for his Week 3 availability, but fantasy managers should expect Worthy to be unavailable this week. If he is somehow active, he would make for a very unreliable start in fantasy.

London shrugged off the shoulder injury that sidelined him for the final stages of Atlanta’s Week 1 loss. He’ll be in line for a WR1 workload against a much tougher opponent in Week 2 — Minnesota’s defense held Caleb Williams down pretty spectacularly after their first drive in Week 1.

Judkins’ availability comes down to how well he knows the playbook and if his conditioning is up to snuff. The rookie missed all of training camp while he and the Browns quibbled over his contract details. Judkins’ ongoing legal situation prevented the two sides from reaching a deal, though the Browns eventually gave him a fully guaranteed contract anyway. Judkins returned to practice on Thursday after meeting with league officials on Wednesday. With just two practices under his belt over the past three months, his role will likely be minor if he is out there at all on Sunday. Judkins needs to be rostered in all fantasy formats, but fantasy managers should give it a week before getting him in their lineups.

Ekeler will undergo imaging Friday to confirm whether there’s structural damage. The 30-year-old looked visibly upset after walking off following the injury, and it would be a surprise if his 2025 campaign isn’t over. Jacorey Croskey-Merritt will almost assuredly be the starting running back going forward, with Jeremy McNichols operating as his backup. This could also lead to more touches in the backfield from Deebo Samuel, as well, and it’s possible the Commanders will look at the trade market for a potential replacement.

Coach Matt LaFleur confirmed the third-year pro will miss “a lot of time.” LaFleur did say Reed should return at some point this season. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the “hope” is Reed misses “only” 6-8 weeks. The Packers have been up to their typical receiver rotation tricks through the first two weeks of 2025, but this might force LaFleur to start putting more on first-round rookie Matthew Golden’s plate. It could help that the Pack now have 10 days to prepare for Week 3 against the Browns. Still, that could prove to be wishcasting with a club that just doesn’t treat receiver the way most other teams do. Considering the aforementioned rotation and Reed’s famously streaky production, you could be hard pressed to stash him for the better part of two months even if you have an open I.R. spot.

Love had a third touchdown taken off the board early in the contest by a holding penalty, and on the same drive, he had a rare miss to Matthew Golden on fourth down that would have been a long score. It was still an excellent game for the 26-year-old; one where he once again spread the ball around with six different receivers catching passes; although it was Tucker Kraft (6-124-1) that made the biggest different. Love has looked good over these first two contests, and he should be able to find the end zone a time or two again when he squares off with the Browns in Week 3.

Rodriguez’s absence once again clears the way for rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt to lead the Commanders’ rushing attack. Austin Ekeler led the backfield with 33 offensive snaps last week, though, and is the favorite to do so again, operating in his typical receiving-heavy role. The Commanders also declared P Mitch Wishnowsky, QB Josh Johnson, LB Ale Kaho, LB Kain Medrano, T Trent Scott and T George Fant inactive.