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NFL week-by-week 2024 schedule. All times ET.
Week 1
Thursday, Sept. 5
8:20 p.m., Baltimore at Kansas City
Friday, Sept. 6
8:15 p.m., Green Bay at Philadelphia
Sunday, Sept. 8
1 p.m., Tennessee at Chicago
1 p.m., Arizona at Buffalo
1 p.m., Pittsburgh at Atlanta
1 p.m., New England at Cincinnati
1 p.m., Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
1 p.m., Houston at Indianapolis
1 p.m., Jacksonville at Miami
1 p.m., Carolina at New Orleans
4:05 p.m., Las Vegas at L.A. Chargers
4:05 p.m., Denver at Seattle
4:25 p.m., Washington at Tampa Bay
4:25 p.m., Dallas at Cleveland
8:20 p.m., L.A. Rams at Detroit
Monday, Sept. 9
8:15 p.m., N.Y. Jets at San Francisco
Week 2
Thursday, Sept. 12
8:15 p.m., Buffalo at Miami
Sunday, Sept. 15
1 p.m., New Orleans at Dallas
1 p.m., Tampa Bay at Detroit
1 p.m., Indianapolis at Green Bay
1 p.m., Cleveland at Jacksonville
1 p.m., San Francisco at Minnesota
1 p.m., Seattle at New England
1 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Tennessee
1 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Washington
1 p.m., Las Vegas at Baltimore
1 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Carolina
4:05 p.m., L.A. Rams at Arizona
4:25 p.m., Pittsburgh at Denver
4:25 p.m., Cincinnati at Kansas City
8:20 p.m., Chicago at Houston
Monday, Sept. 16
8:15 p.m., Atlanta at Philadelphia
Week 3
Thursday, Sept. 19
8:15 p.m., New England at N.Y. Jets
Sunday, Sept. 22
1 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Cleveland
1 p.m., Green Bay at Tennessee
1 p.m., Denver at Tampa Bay
1 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh
1 p.m., Philadelphia at New Orleans
1 p.m., Houston at Minnesota
1 p.m., Chicago at Indianapolis
4:05 p.m., Carolina at Las Vegas
4:05 p.m., Miami at Seattle
4:25 p.m., San Francisco at L.A. Rams
4:25 p.m., Baltimore at Dallas
4:25 p.m., Detroit at Arizona
8:20 p.m., Kansas City at Atlanta
Monday, Sept. 23
7:30 p.m., Jacksonville at Buffalo
8:15 p.m., Washington at Cincinnati
Week 4
Thursday, Sept. 26
8:15 p.m., Dallas at N.Y. Giants
Sunday, Sept. 29
1 p.m., New Orleans at Atlanta
1 p.m., Philadelphia at Tampa Bay
1 p.m., Denver at N.Y. Jets
1 p.m., Pittsburgh at Indianapolis
1 p.m., Jacksonville at Houston
1 p.m., Minnesota at Green Bay
1 p.m., L.A. Rams at Chicago
1 p.m., Cincinnati at Carolina
4:05 p.m., New England at San Francisco
4:05 p.m., Washington at Arizona
4:25 p.m., Cleveland at Las Vegas
4:25 p.m., Kansas City at L.A. Chargers
8:20 p.m., Buffalo at Baltimore
Monday, Sept. 30
7:30 p.m., Tennessee at Miami
8:15 p.m., Seattle at Detroit
Week 5
Thursday, Oct. 3
8:15 p.m., Tampa Bay at Atlanta
Sunday, Oct. 6
9:30 a.m., N.Y. Jets at Minnesota
1 p.m., Buffalo at Houston
1 p.m., Indianapolis at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Baltimore at Cincinnati
1 p.m., Carolina at Chicago
1 p.m., Miami at New England
1 p.m., Cleveland at Washington
4:05 p.m., Las Vegas at Denver
4:05 p.m., Arizona at San Francisco
4:25 p.m., Green Bay at L.A. Rams
4:25 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Seattle
8:20 p.m., Dallas at Pittsburgh
Monday, Oct. 7
8:15 p.m., New Orleans at Kansas City
Bye week: Detroit, Tennessee, Philadelphia, L.A. Chargers
Week 6
Thursday, Oct. 10
8:15 p.m., San Francisco at Seattle
Sunday, Oct. 13
9:30 a.m., Jacksonville at Chicago
1 p.m., Houston at New England
1 p.m., Tampa Bay at New Orleans
1 p.m., Arizona at Green Bay
1 p.m., Washington at Baltimore
1 p.m., Cleveland at Philadelphia
1 p.m., Indianapolis at Tennessee
4:05 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Denver
4:05 p.m., Pittsburgh at Las Vegas
4:25 p.m., Atlanta at Carolina
4:25 p.m., Detroit at Dallas
8:20 p.m., Cincinnati at N.Y. Giants
Monday, Oct. 14
8:15 p.m., Buffalo at N.Y. Jets
Bye week: Kansas City, L.A. Rams, Miami, Minnesota
Week 7
Thursday, Oct. 17
8:15 p.m., Denver at New Orleans
Sunday, Oct. 20
9:30 a.m., New England at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Cincinnati at Cleveland
1 p.m., Houston at Green Bay
1 p.m., Miami at Indianapolis
1 p.m., Tennessee at Buffalo
1 p.m., Seattle at Atlanta
1 p.m., Detroit at Minnesota
1 p.m., Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants
4:05 p.m., Las Vegas at L.A. Rams
4:05 p.m., Carolina at Washington
4:25 p.m., Kansas City at San Francisco
8:20 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Pittsburgh
Monday, Oct. 21
8:15 p.m., Baltimore at Tampa Bay
9 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Arizona
Bye week: Chicago, Dallas
Week 8
Thursday, Oct. 24
8:15 p.m., Minnesota at L.A. Rams
Sunday, Oct. 27
1 p.m., Baltimore at Cleveland
1 p.m., Chicago at Washington
1 p.m., Atlanta at Tampa Bay
1 p.m., N.Y. Jets at New England
1 p.m., Arizona at Miami
1 p.m., Green Bay at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Indianapolis at Houston
1 p.m., Tennessee at Detroit
4:05 p.m., Buffalo at Seattle
4:05 p.m., New Orleans at L.A. Chargers
4:25 p.m., Kansas City at Las Vegas
4:25 p.m., Carolina at Denver
4:25 p.m., Philadelphia at Cincinnati
8:20 p.m., Dallas at San Francisco
Monday, Oct. 28
8:15 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Pittsburgh
Week 9
Thursday, Oct. 31
8:15 p.m., Houston at N.Y. Jets
Sunday, Nov. 3
1 p.m., Dallas at Atlanta
1 p.m., New England at Tennessee
1 p.m., Washington at N.Y. Giants
1 p.m., Indianapolis at Minnesota
1 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Cleveland
1 p.m., Denver at Baltimore
1 p.m., Miami at Buffalo
1 p.m., New Orleans at Carolina
1 p.m., Las Vegas at Cincinnati
4:05 p.m., Chicago at Arizona
4:25 p.m., L.A. Rams at Seattle
4:25 p.m., Detroit at Green Bay
8:20 p.m., Jacksonville at Philadelphia
Monday, Nov. 4
8:15 p.m., Tampa Bay at Kansas City
Bye week: Pittsburgh, San Francisco
Week 10
Thursday, Nov. 7
8:15 p.m., Cincinnati at Baltimore
Sunday, Nov. 10
9:30 a.m., N.Y. Giants at Carolina
1 p.m., Minnesota at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Denver at Kansas City
1 p.m., Atlanta at New Orleans
1 p.m., Pittsburgh at Washington
1 p.m., Buffalo at Indianapolis
1 p.m., New England at Chicago
1 p.m., San Francisco at Tampa Bay
4:05 p.m., Tennessee at L.A. Chargers
4:25 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Arizona
4:25 p.m., Philadelphia at Dallas
8:20 p.m., Detroit at Houston
Monday, Nov. 11
8:15 p.m., Miami at L.A. Rams
Bye week: Cleveland, Green Bay, Las Vegas, Seattle
Week 11
Thursday, Nov. 14
8:15 p.m., Washington at Philadelphia
Sunday, Nov. 17
1 p.m., Jacksonville at Detroit
1 p.m., Las Vegas at Miami
1 p.m., L.A. Rams at New England
1 p.m., Cleveland at New Orleans
1 p.m., Green Bay at Chicago
1 p.m., Baltimore at Pittsburgh
1 p.m., Minnesota at Tennessee
4:05 p.m., Atlanta at Denver
4:05 p.m., Seattle at San Francisco
4:25 p.m., Kansas City at Buffalo
4:25 p.m., Cincinnati at L.A. Chargers
8:20 p.m., Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets
Monday, Nov. 18
8:15 p.m., Houston at Dallas
Bye week: N.Y. Giants, Arizona, Tampa Bay, Carolina
Week 12
Thursday, Nov. 21
8:15 p.m., Pittsburgh at Cleveland
Sunday, Nov. 24
1 p.m., Minnesota at Chicago
1 p.m., Tennessee at Houston
1 p.m., Detroit at Indianapolis
1 p.m., New England at Miami
1 p.m., Kansas City at Carolina
1 p.m., Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants
1 p.m., Dallas at Washington
4:05 p.m., Denver at Las Vegas
4:25 p.m., San Francisco at Green Bay
4:25 p.m., Arizona at Seattle
8:20 p.m., Philadelphia at L.A. Rams
Monday, Nov. 25
8:15 p.m., Baltimore at L.A. Chargers
Bye week: Atlanta, Buffalo, Cincinnati, New Orleans, N.Y. Jets, Jacksonville
Week 13
Thursday, Nov. 28
12:30 p.m., Chicago at Detroit
4:30 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Dallas
8:20 p.m., Miami at Green Bay
Friday, Nov. 29
3 p.m., Las Vegas at Kansas City
Sunday, Dec. 1
1 p.m., Houston at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
1 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Atlanta
1 p.m., Arizona at Minnesota
1 p.m., Tennessee at Washington
1 p.m., Seattle at N.Y. Jets
1 p.m., Indianapolis at New England
4:05 p.m., Tampa Bay at Carolina
4:05 p.m., L.A. Rams at New Orleans
4:25 p.m., Philadelphia at Baltimore
8:20 p.m., San Francisco at Buffalo
Monday, Dec. 2
8:15 p.m., Cleveland at Denver
Week 14
Thursday, Dec. 5
8:15 p.m., Green Bay at Detroit
Sunday, Dec. 8
1 p.m., Atlanta at Minnesota
1 p.m., New Orleans at N.Y. Giants
1 p.m., Carolina at Philadelphia
1 p.m., Cleveland at Pittsburgh
1 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Miami
1 p.m., Las Vegas at Tampa Bay
1 p.m., Jacksonville at Tennessee
4:05 p.m., Seattle at Arizona
4:25 p.m., Buffalo at L.A. Rams
4:25 p.m., Chicago at San Francisco
8:20 p.m., L.A. Chargers at Kansas City
Monday, Dec. 9
8:15 p.m., Cincinnati at Dallas
Bye week: Denver, Indianapolis, New England, Washington, Baltimore, Houston
Week 15
Thursday, Dec. 12
8:15 p.m., L.A. Rams at San Francisco
Sunday, Dec. 15
1 p.m., Dallas at Carolina
1 p.m., Cincinnati at Tennessee
1 p.m., Baltimore at N.Y. Giants
1 p.m., Washington at New Orleans
1 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville
1 p.m., Miami at Houston
1 p.m., Kansas City at Cleveland
4:25 p.m., New England at Arizona
4:25 p.m., Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
4:25 p.m., Tampa Bay at L.A. Chargers
4:25 p.m., Buffalo at Detroit
4:25 p.m., Indianapolis at Denver
8:20 p.m., Green Bay at Seattle
Monday, Dec. 16
8 p.m., Chicago at Minnesota
8:30 p.m., Atlanta at Las Vegas
Week 16
Thursday, Dec. 19
8:15 p.m., Cleveland at Cincinnati
Saturday, Dec. 21
1 p.m., Houston at Kansas City
4:30 p.m., Pittsburgh at Baltimore
Sunday, Dec. 22
1 p.m., Detroit at Chicago
1 p.m., Arizona at Carolina
1 p.m., New England at Buffalo
1 p.m., N.Y. Giants at Atlanta
1 p.m., Tennessee at Indianapolis
1 p.m., Philadelphia at Washington
1 p.m., L.A. Rams at N.Y. Jets
4:05 p.m., Denver at L.A. Chargers
4:05 p.m., Minnesota at Seattle
4:25 p.m., Jacksonville at Las Vegas
4:25 p.m., San Francisco at Miami
8:20 p.m., Tampa Bay at Dallas
Monday, Dec. 23
8:15 p.m., New Orleans at Green Bay
Week 17
Wednesday, Dec. 25
1 p.m., Kansas City at Pittsburgh
4:30 p.m., Baltimore at Houston
Thursday, Dec. 26
8:15 p.m., Seattle at Chicago
Sunday, Dec. 29
Time TBA, L.A. Chargers at New England
Time TBA, Arizona at L.A. Rams
Time TBA, Denver at Cincinnati
Time TBA, Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants
Time TBA, Atlanta at Washington
1 p.m., Carolina at Tampa Bay
1 p.m., Las Vegas at New Orleans
1 p.m., Green Bay at Minnesota
1 p.m., Tennessee at Jacksonville
1 p.m., N.Y. Jets at Buffalo
4:25 p.m., Dallas at Philadelphia
8:20 p.m., Miami at Cleveland
Monday, Dec. 30
8:15 p.m., Detroit at San Francisco
Week 18
Sunday, January 5
Time TBA, San Francisco at Arizona
Time TBA, Houston at Tennessee
Time TBA, Cleveland at Baltimore
Time TBA, Washington at Dallas
Time TBA, Kansas City at Denver
Time TBA, Minnesota at Detroit
Time TBA, Chicago at Green Bay
Time TBA, Jacksonville at Indianapolis
Time TBA, Seattle at L.A. Rams
Time TBA, L.A. Chargers at Las Vegas
Time TBA, Buffalo at New England
Time TBA, Miami at N.Y. Jets
Time TBA, N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia
Time TBA, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Time TBA, New Orleans at Tampa Bay
Time TBA, Carolina at Atlanta
Washington Commanders new offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury appears to be using some two-running back sets during mandatory minicamp this week involving Brian Robinson and Austin Ekeler. In what will be a vastly different offense under Kingsbury in 2024 with rookie first-round quarterback Jayden Daniels at the helm, Washington figures to use Robinson as more of the between-the-tackles, early-down back, with Ekeler serving as the primary pass-catcher out of the backfield. The 25-year-old Robinson had 43 targets in 2023, but he stands to lose a hefty amount of targets to Ekeler this year. With more competition from Ekeler, B-Rob is going to need to remain productive and hold onto the football to be a viable RB3/flex for fantasy managers in standard-scoring leagues. Ekeler should be more valuable as an RB3/flex in point-per-reception formats.
Dynasty | The Jaguars have signed quarterback Trevor Lawrence to a contract extension. Dynasty Analysis: Lawrence and the Jags agree to a five-year, $275 million contract extension with a reported $200 million guaranteed, including $142 million up front. Lawrence also received a $37.5 million signing bonus. It's a massive contract for a quarterback billed as the "next great thing" but realistically performing as "the next good thing." Lawrence is currently ranked as our QB9 and that seems about right for a player who has yet to really show he's truly an elite fantasy option.
The Miami Dolphins officially signed free-agent S Marcus Maye (Saints) on Thursday, June 13.
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New York Giants DT Jordan Phillips (wrist) has not participated in minicamp and was limited to individual work during offseason activities as he recovers from wrist surgery.
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Free-agent DE Calais Campbell (Falcons) agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins Thursday, June 13, according to sources. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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Updating a previous report, Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett (hamstring) is expected to be fine despite suffering a hamstring injury during practice Thursday, June 13, according to head coach Kevin Stefanski.
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Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson could earn more pre-snap responsibilities in his second year under offensive coordinator Todd Monken, according to recent comments from quarterbacks coach Tee Martin. 'It takes him understanding how we're blocking things up front to get us to the best run and the best pass for whatever coverage we're facing. He's accepted it and done a heck of a job of getting us into the right play, and today was probably the best day in a long time of him really just having the freedom to do what he wants to do. We saw some really good plays and some positive gains with him doing that today,' Martin said.
Fantasy Spin: Jackson reportedly dropped 20 pounds this offseason and appears to be taking on more of a leadership role than he ever has in 2024. The addition of Derrick Henry - combined with what should be a more explosive Jackson than we have seen in recent years - could set up the two-time NFL MVP for another career year. Jackson should be considered a strong overall QB1 candidate this season.
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Baltimore Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey (undisclosed) has been limited to mostly individual work this offseason, but head coach John Harbaugh suggested after the team's final minicamp practice on Thursday, June 13, that Humphrey 'should be ready for training camp.'
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New Orleans Saints QB Taysom Hill reportedly agreed to a restructured contract that converted his base salary to a signing bonus and lowered his salary cap number from $15.7 million to $6.8 million.
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Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett (hamstring) suffered an apparent left hamstring injury during an early defensive line drill during minicamp practice on Thursday, June 13.
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Washington Commanders QBs Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota each saw significant snaps with the first team during the spring and nothing has been determined yet in regards to which one will start the season, according to head coach Dan Quinn on Thursday, June 13.
Fantasy Spin: By all accounts, Daniels has been sharp so far - a sentiment that Quinn confirmed Thursday. It would likely take a meltdown of epic proportions for the No. 2 overall pick in this spring's draft to not win the job. Assuming that is the case, Daniels' combination of anticipation and athleticism should make him a strong fantasy QB1 option right out of the gate.
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New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara skipped the team's final mandatory minicamp practice on Thursday, June 13, due to what is believed to be contract-related reasons, according to Jeff Duncan of NOLA.com.
Fantasy Spin: Kamara will get nearly a $10 million bump on his base salary over the last two years, so that is likely not the issue. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports the two sides have been discussing a contract restructure for a few months, likely with an eye on 2025 when Kamara is set to make $25 million. Expect the two sides to get something worked out over the next month or two to keep Kamara in New Orleans at a much lower number past this season.
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Free-agent WR DeAndre Carter (Raiders) signed an undisclosed deal with the Chicago Bears, according to sources Thursday, June 13.
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Buffalo Bills running back James Cook dropped five passes last season, which ranked sixth among all qualified running backs. Early in offseason activities, the third-year pro out of Georgia has continued to struggle in that area, according to Bills reporter Alex Brasky. "James Cook allowed a pass to bounce off his hands, high into the air near the start of team drills at Wednesday's mandatory minicamp." Brasky wrote, "Cook encountered issues with drops last season and has done little to ramp down those concerns during offseason activities." While this is somewhat of a concern, it can often be overplayed when analyzing a player's fantasy football value. After catching 44 passes for 445 yards and ranking second among running backs in yards per reception, the team is unlikely to pull back his receiving workload. That said, rookie fourth-rounder Ray Davis caught 62 passes over his final two collegiate seasons in the SEC and could become a factor on third downs.
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Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales wouldn't say whether or not second-round rookie running back Jonathon Brooks (knee) will be ready for the start of training camp next month. The Texas product is recovering from a torn ACL that he suffered on November 11 against TCU last year. Although Canales did not provide an update, he did say the team would ease him into action when he's ready to go. While Brooks should eventually be the clear lead ball carrier in Carolina, he might be on a snap count early in his career. On top of that, the Panthers offense is likely to be one of the worst units in the NFL once again. Brooks is one of the tougher players to evaluate in fantasy football, but he should be able to produce at least low-end RB2 numbers in the second half of his rookie campaign. His upside could be capped if quarterback Bryce Young and his supporting cast don't take a significant step forward in 2024.
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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs has had an "outstanding" offseason, according to head coach Matt LaFleur. The 2022 fourth-round pick hauled in 59 passes for 674 yards and eight touchdowns last season, and he delivered a six-catch, 151-yard, one-touchdown performance in the Wild Card win over the Dallas Cowboys. The 24-year-old should remain one of Jordan Love's favorite targets in 2024, though the team's pass-catching group is crowded with Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Luke Musgrave, and Tucker Kraft. Given the uncertainty of the target pecking order, all of the Green Bay receivers and tight ends have an ADP outside the top 70 picks, and Doubs presents a potential value pick at his 138.4 ADP in classic FFPC drafts.
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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise Brown signed a one-year deal with the organization this offseason, and he has been heavily involved in the passing attack during OTAs and minicamp. The 2019 first-round pick has a path to the No. 1 wide receiver role, especially with Rashee Rice's legal troubles and Xavier Worthy's (hamstring) injury that is keeping him out of practice. Brown said he is building chemistry with Patrick Mahomes early in camp. "It has been good, from when we first started going back in Dallas until now," Brown said. "Just keep improving. He's trusting me more, so that's good." While "Hollywood" has not lived up to his first-round status, he has a 1,000-yard season under his belt and has hauled in 313 passes for 3,644 yards, and 28 touchdowns through his first 72 games with the Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals. He's unlikely to be a volume hog with Kansas City, but he should have chances for several spike weeks catching passes from the best quarterback of his career.
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New Orleans Saints tight end Juwan Johnson (leg) suffered a lower-leg injury and is expected to miss a good amount of time, according to sources. While it's unclear if Johnson is now a candidate to miss the start of the 2024 regular season, at the very least he's going to miss the start of training camp next month and valuable repetitions as the team looks to get ready for next season. The 27-year-old's injury will open up more reps for the likes of Foster Moreau, Taysom Hill, rookie Dallin Holker, Michael Jacobson and Tommy Hudson this summer. Johnson took a step back in 2023 and finished with 37 receptions for 368 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games (11 starts) in his fourth year in the NFL. Even if Johnson is ready for Week 1 of the regular season, Hill will probably cut into his targets enough to keep him as a low-upside, touchdown-dependent TE2 in fantasy.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase wasn't fully participating in practice at mandatory minicamp for the second straight day on Wednesday and was in tennis shoes with no helmet on, but he did take part in the install portion on both days. Chase didn't take part in 7-on-7 drills on Tuesday. The 24-year-old is seeking a long-term extension from the club, and while he is in attendance so he won't get fined, it appears he's not doing much on the field. Barring a surprise development, the Bengals and Chase should be able to eventually work something out to keep him in Cincinnati for the long haul. The former fifth overall pick in 2021 out of LSU has been a Pro Bowler in each of his first three seasons in the NFL and has gone over 1,000 receiving yards in all three years as well with a combined 29 touchdowns in 45 regular-season starts. Chase is an easy top-five fantasy wideout.
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow (wrist) said it is "tough to say" what percentage health-wise he is at right now but reiterated "I'll be ready to go by the season." Burrow didn't look right early on in 2023 after injuring his calf during training camp last summer, and then he suffered a season-ending right-wrist injury in Week 11 against the Baltimore Ravens. The former first overall pick in 2020 out of LSU has bookended his four seasons in the NFL so far with serious injuries, but he's been a solid QB1 option for fantasy managers otherwise. The 27-year-old should be full-go for training camp next month and should be ready for the Week 1 season opener this fall, barring any setbacks with his wrist in training camp and the preseason. With one of the better one-two punches at wideout in the league, Burrow should be a fine midrange QB1 target in fantasy drafts after the big names at the position come off the board.
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