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NFL Injuries to Monitor as We Get Ready for 2024 Fantasy Football

The NFL Offseason is a tough one to navigate. With a ton of player movement and injuries and recovery programs to monitor, it can be difficult to keep up with who is doing what, where, and when. Understanding what is happening is the key to success. That’s why the Fantrax Fantasy Football Injury Report is here to make sure you stay on top of the NFL injuries and have all the information you need to dominate your upcoming drafts.

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NFL Injuries to Monitor Heading into 2024 Fantasy Football Drafts

Keaton Mitchell, RB, BAL (ACL)

Unsurprisingly, Mitchell will begin Training Camp on the PUP List, as hinted previously. There is no timetable for a return, as he could very well be ready for Week One, though the likelihood of that happening is nowhere near where it should be.

Chase Claypool, WR, BUF (toe)

Claypool is looking for a fit on a new team, and any setbacks aren’t helpful. The hope is that this isn’t a long-term issue and he can carve a role for himself.

Ty Johnson, RB, BUF (hamstring)

It is unknown if this is a long-term injury, but any hamstring issues can’t help running backs, especially those trying to become THE running back.

Tommy Tremble, TE, CAR (hamstring)

Tremble, who is competing for playing time this year, was taken out of practice for precautionary reasons.

Nick Chubb, RB, CLE (ACL, MCL)

Chubb is doing everything he can to stay up to date and in a positive frame of mind, but it’s been reported that he has a lot to do before being ready.

Cleveland Browns – Team Update

Both Jerry Jeudy (knee) and Elijah Moore (concussion) will need to get their reps if they are going to be difference-makers in Cleveland. Jeudy is being integrated slowly back into the mix, while the official diagnosis for Moore is not yet known.

D’Onta Foreman, RB, CLE (neck)

Foreman was hospitalized on August 1 due to being hit hard in practice. There was no structural damage done and he has returned, but he has yet to practice with the team.

Josh Jacobs, RB, GB (groin)

From the sounds of it, had there been a game, Jacobs would have played and this isn’t something to worry about.

Joe Mixon, RB, HOU (hamstring)

The hope is that Mixon is able to play in at least one preseason game and the team expects that to happen.

Justin Watson, WR, KC (foot)

Good news for Watcon and the Chiefs, who could use consistency on the receiver front. Watson will be trying to take a step forward this season.

Justin Herbert, QB, LAC (foot)

Herbert may miss training camp and all of the preseason, but his Week 1 status is still up in the air. A big blow to the Chargers here.

Tyler Higbee, TE, LAR (ACL, MCL)

Higbee’s return is up in the air, and he shouldn’t be counted on for a full season.

Odell Beckham, WR, MIA (undisclosed)

While the part about “easing him back” is concerning regarding his fantasy stock, he will be fighting for third-string leverage all year with the Dolphins who have better options in front of him. All that being said, he has the ability to provide WR1 or WR2 upside when healthy on any given week.

T.J. Hockenson, TE, MIN (ACL, MCL)

This was a very interesting article, as it went through how far Hockenson has come in such a short time. That being said, seeing him play in Week 1 would be a very surprising development.

Kendrick Bourne, WR, NEP (ACL)

There were some murmurs about him being available for Week 1, but for now those can be put to rest.

Demario Douglas, WR, NE (hand)

Douglas came out in the white (fully cleared) practice jersey but later changed into the red (non-contact) one during some drills. Regardless of this change, it is believed that he is just about ready to return and should be ready for Week 1.

Kendre Miller, RB, NO (hamstring)

Coach Dennis Allen seemed frustrated and disappointed in this development during a press conference when asked, which could mean that Miller’s injury is something that will keep him off the practice field for quite some time.

Darius Slayton, WR, NYG (undisclosed)

It’s been very vague around the Slayton-front, but the belief is that this isn’t anything overly serious.

Mike Williams, WR, NYJ (ACL)

The move was an expected one, and with the ability to be activated at any time, he could be ready for Week One, which has not been ruled out.

Russell Wilson, QB, PIT (calf)

This is an upgrade from when Wilson missed practice. At least here he is throwing a football. That said, it has been said that he will be brought around slowly, so keep that in mind.

Geno Smith, QB, SEA (knee)

Good news here, as there was enough concern for Smith’s knee that led to some testing. While there’s no word on when he will return to practice, he should do so soon enough.

Chase Edmonds, RB, TB (undisclosed)

The hope here is that because the team failed to give details on what the injury is and the extent of it, Edmonds will return sooner rather than later.

DeAndre Hopkins, WR, TEN (knee)

Hopkins suffered a knee injury during practice this past week, and the initial timeline of a return is four-to-six weeks. This puts his Week 1 status in jeopardy, though it would appear he could return shortly after that. Stay tuned.

Keeping track of all the NFL injuries is one step in getting ready for 2024 fantasy football. The next step is to check out our 2024 Fantasy Football Draft Kit for more great rankings and analysis.

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