The Sunday morning injury updates are filtering in, and no real surprises yet. The Cowboys are banged-up on the offensive line, the Broncos are down a running back (but will have their best wideout), and other news that were factored into the Friday Update.
Courtland Sutton (shoulder) is active for the Broncos. You can maybe worry a bit about a setback in-game, but looks like he's fine to use unless you're benching a comparable, fully healthy option. It's a slight downgrade for the other Denver pass catchers, but the Broncos will probably have to throw more than they'd like.
No Phillip Lindsay (toe) for Denver, so Melvin Gordon should play close to full-time, with Royce Freeman the change of pace. Tough matchup for the ground game at Pittsburgh.
DeVante Parker (hamstring) is active for Miami. As with Sutton, I think you maybe consider sitting him if you have a comparable player in the rankings who's fully healthy.
Golden Tate (hamstring) is active for the Giants. I don't think anyone actually wants to use Tate, but it lowers the appeal of the team's other pass catchers.
LT Tyron Smith (neck) is inactive for Dallas. That leaves them without both regular starting tackles. Atlanta doesn't have a great defense, but it should have some opportunities to get pressure on Dak Prescott. Smith is week to week, so will be interesting to see how Dallas fares; they might not have that duo for the next couple of weeks either. Same game, Atlanta will have left tackle Jake Matthews (knee); he's active.
Gerald Everett (back) is active for the Rams. He's going to be in a clear secondary role to Tyler Higbee, but there's at least some potential for him to show up and steal a target or two.
--Andy Richardson