Fantasy Football: Will Fuller and Greg Olsen lead the injury report for Week 1

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• The biggest story of the week is of course the Steelers' Leon Bell, who has yet to show up for the team after a long stoppage and who will also miss the first week of the regular season. The star's absence will give second-year James Conner the reins of the first game of the season against the Browns, with Jaylen Samuels and veteran Steven Ridley. In addition to the big bump enjoyed by Conner's Fantasy screening, Antonio Brown – who has generated prolific performances in the absence of Bell before – and teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster should see a lot of extra work.
• The Saints' Mark Ingram and the Packers & # 39; Aaron Jones start their respective seasons away from their teams due to suspensions. In New Orleans, the line of business is that Ingram's absence of four games to open 2018 will not automatically mean extra work for Alvin Kamara. Jonathan Williams – the latter has just been activated from the training team – is the only other alternative for New Orleans. Meanwhile, in Green Bay, Jamaal Williams will likely have a chance to serve as a real bell cow for the two-game period that Jones will have to sit, but he will see his hits hit Week 3 of the latter. come back.
• The Marshawn Lynch Raiders (groin) were again limited on Saturday in the trials, but he was removed from the final injury report for Monday's game against the Rams. The news is very different for teammate DeAndre Washington (knee), who is officially excluded from the contest. Doug Martin and Jalen Richard will occupy backup representatives behind Lynch.
• The Sony Michel (knee) of the Patriots is preparing to face the Texans with a questionable title after being trained in a limited way all week, but that does not seem to be the case for the first week. New England still has thousands of people to return, including Rex Burkhead, James White and Jeremy Hill.
• After suffering a hamstring injury for most of the pre-season, Marlon Mack of the Colts is heading towards a match time decision against the Bengals in the showdown of the first week of Sunday. Even if it's activated, do not expect a full workload because Mack missed nearly one month of the injury before returning to practice in recent days. This could be a situation to avoid during week 1.

Wide receiver

• Will Fuller (hamstring) of the Texans is questionable for the team of penalties on Sunday against the Patriots. According to Sunday morning reports, he should not play, although he will probably test his hamstrings during warm-ups before the game before making a final decision. DeAndre Hopkins, Bruce Ellington and Ryan Griffin would all benefit from a total absence to a certain extent. It should also be noted that Sammie Coates, Fuller's mate, shares the same injury and designation.
• Jermaine Kearse (abdomen) of the Jets is debatable for the tilt of Monday night's season against the Lions. With Ardarius Stewart (suspension) also unavailable from the Jets receiver, rookie Sam Darnold could face a small group of smugglers on his first NFL start.
• DeVante Parker (finger) of the Dolphins is uncertain for the opening game of the season against the Titans, after returning to training this week.

Tight end

• Greg Olsen of the Panthers was a Saturday addition to the injury report, earning a questionable label due to a back injury. The details were rare and there was no evidence of back injury for the veteran, but late Saturday night, Olsen should still play the kickoff Sunday at 16:25.
• Vance McDonald (foot) of the Steelers is officially released Sunday against the Browns, leaving Jesse James to play the first row of the Pittsburgh front line to open the season against the Browns.
• Jermaine Gresham (Achilles) of the Cardinals is uncertain for Sunday's afternoon game against the Redskins after being activated from the PUP list last weekend and practicing limited testing this week.
• Hayden Hurst (foot) of the Ravens is looking for several games to open the season, leaving Nick Boyle and Maxx Williams to hold tight rehearsals for Baltimore.

KEY DEFENSIVE PLAYERS

The turns

• Xavier Rhodes (hamstring) of the Vikings is officially uncertain against the 49ers, but with full testing Thursday and Friday, he should play.
• Brent Grimes of the Buccaneers is officially eliminated against the Saints after suffering an injury to the groin. Given the difficulties Bucs faces in high school last year with Grimes in the lineup, his absence is further raising the prospects for the Saints game.

Security

• Earl Thomas of the Seahawks, who has stood firm throughout the training camp and pre-season, is expected to be active for Sunday's first game against the Broncos.
• Eric Berry (heel) of the Chiefs is considered dubious against the Chargers.
• The departure of Cowboys in free safety Xavier Woods (hamstring) was sidelined for the opening game of the season against the Panthers, thus raising the fantasy hopes of the match for Carolina.

Defensive linemen

• The Chargers' Joey Bosa (foot) was officially sidelined for the opening game of the season against the Chiefs after being seen in a walking boot during Friday's practice.
• The Vita Vea (calf) of the Buccaneers is against the Saints on Sunday, delaying the NFL's opening debut until the second week.
• Olivier Vernon (ankle) Giants will release Sunday against the Jaguars.
• Markus Golden (knee) of the Cardinals is missing against the Redskins, who are still recovering from the rift at ACL last season.

linebackers

• Malcolm Smith (hamstring) of the 49ers is uncertain to face the Vikings in the opening game of the regular season, after being limited in training all week.
• The Avery Williamson (undisclosed) Jets are questionable to the Lions in the first game of the season Monday night.
• Oren Burks (shoulder) of the Packers, scheduled for an intermediary linebacker role, is uncertain to face the Bears in the divisional armor Sunday night.
• Mark Barron (ankle) Rams is uncertain for the Monday night tilt against the Raiders.
• The Seahawks & K.J. Wright (knee) is missing for Sunday's opening match against the Broncos.