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Recent News

Rodgers dazzles in Jets home-opening win over Patriots
The Jets were in control all night, outgaining the Patriots 400-139.
(Sep 20 -- ESPN)

Josh Downs (ankle) was removed from the injury report and will play in Week 3 against the Bears.
Downs missed the first two weeks of the season while recovering from the high-ankle sprain he suffered in training camp. He logged three full practices this week before being cleared from the report. Downs may be eased into the lineup and Anthony Richardson's accuracy on short throws has been suspect through two games. Downs is a risky WR5 for his first game, though that could quickly change if he sees a full complement of routes versus Chicago.
(Sep 20 -- NBC Sports)

Taysom Hill (chest) is questionable for Week 3 against the Eagles.
Hill left the Saints' Week 2 win over the Cowboys with the chest injury and did not return. He got in a pair of limited sessions this week before drawing the questionable tag. Hill has a history of playing through injuries, but fantasy managers should avoid this situation even if he's active on Sunday.
(Sep 20 -- NBC Sports)

Rams CB Cobie Durant (toe) is questionable to play in Week 3 against the 49ers.
Durant closed the week by practicing in a limited capacity on both Thursday and Friday, giving him decent odds of suiting up. The Rams' crumbling secondary cannot afford to lose another player.
(Sep 20 -- NBC Sports)

Saints CB Marshon Lattimore (hamstring) was removed from the injury report and will play in Week 3 against the Eagles.
Lattimore missed Week 2 because of the hamstring issue. He was limited in practice to open the week but got in a full session on Friday. Avoiding a questionable tag entirely is a good sign that he's close to full strength.
(Sep 20 -- NBC Sports)

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