Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts Sr. (toe) was listed as a limited participant in the first practice of the week on Wednesday, according to Tori McElhaney of AtlantaFalcons.com. Pitts popped up on last week's injury report on Thursday and was limited as well, but he returned to a full practice on Friday and then caught four of six targets for 39 yards in the Week 3 loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The 24-year-old should return to a full practice by the end of this week and be cleared of an injury designation for the Week 4 tilt against the Washington Commanders this weekend. Pitts has yet to score a touchdown through three weeks in 2025, but he's been more involved in the passing attack and has reeled in 15 of his 19 targets for 135 yards. Against Washington's suspect secondary, Pitts could break out as the Falcons' offense looks to bounce back after being shut out last week by the Carolina Panthers.

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Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely (foot) was listed as a limited participant during the team's walk-through practice on Wednesday, according to the team. A foot injury has kept Likely out for the first three games of the 2025 season, but head coach John Harbaugh is hoping that the 25-year-old will be able to make his season debut in Week 4 against the Kansas City Chiefs this Sunday. Likely's return will be bad news for Mark Andrews, who broke out for six catches, 91 yards, and two touchdowns in Monday night's loss to the Detroit Lions after catching just two passes for seven yards the first two weeks. Likely will almost certainly be on a snap count if he returns this weekend in a bad matchup, so he would not be a recommended fantasy play. When fully healthy and sharing time with Andrews, Likely will be a touchdown-dependent TE2 in Baltimore's high-scoring offense.

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San Francisco 49ers quarterbacks Brock Purdy (toe, shoulder) and Mac Jones (knee) were both limited participants in practice on Wednesday, according to Matt Barrows of The Athletic. Head coach Kyle Shanahan said the two signal-callers would share the first-team practice reps on Wednesday, with third-stringer Adrian Martinez also getting some first-team work. Purdy has missed the last two games with turf toe and an AC joint sprain in his left shoulder, while Jones aggravated a PCL sprain in his left knee in the Week 3 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Jones has gone 53-for-80 for 563 yards, four touchdowns, and one pick in two starts in place of Purdy, without the luxury of having tight end George Kittle (hamstring). It's unknown who will start under center for San Fran in Week 4 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but for what it's worth, Purdy appeared close to a return last week.

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Jacksonville Jaguars rookie running back Bhayshul Tuten (shoulder) was listed as a limited participant in the first practice of the week on Wednesday. Tuten was also limited during practice last week with a shoulder injury, but he ended up playing in the Week 3 win over the Houston Texans and went for 21 rushing yards and his first NFL rushing touchdown on six carries. He failed to catch his only target. The 23-year-old wasn't as efficient as he was in the Week 2 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, but he was able to find the end zone for the second straight week as the change-of-pace back behind Travis Etienne Jr. Barring a setback with his shoulder, Tuten should be fine to suit up for a Week 4 meeting against a San Francisco 49ers defense that just lost Nick Bosa (knee) for the year. Consider Tuten an upside RB3/flex play this weekend.

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Las Vegas Raiders tight end Michael Mayer (concussion) is in the league's concussion protocol and did not participate in the first practice of the week on Wednesday. Mayer suffered a concussion in the Week 3 loss to the Washington Commanders and is in danger of missing the Week 4 contest against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. If the 24-year-old is unable to gain clearance before Sunday's game, Ian Thomas would become the backup for All-Pro TE Brock Bowers. Mayer remains in the shadow of Bowers at the tight end position in Vegas and cannot be trusted in fantasy lineups unless Bowers misses time with an injury. In three games so far this year, he's caught six of his seven targets for 47 yards and no touchdowns. Mayer belongs on the waiver wire in 12-team fantasy leagues until further notice.

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Unsurprisingly, New York Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. (shoulder) was unable to practice on Wednesday as the team began preparing for the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 4, according to Dan Salomone of Giants.com. Tracy dislocated his shoulder in the Sunday night loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the first quarter and is expected to miss two to four weeks, so it's only a matter of time before he's ruled out this week. Rookie Cam Skattebo looked good in a lead-back role in Week 3 and will serve as the team's RB1 going forward as the Giants move to rookie first-rounder Jaxson Dart as their starting quarterback. Behind Skattebo, Devin Singletary will be in line for a bigger role as well as the RB2, although he won't have much standalone fantasy appeal. Skattebo should be rostered in all fantasy leagues now and is firmly in flex territory in Week 4 against L.A.

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Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers (knee) was a full participant in the first practice of Week 4 on Wednesday, according to Ryan McFadden of ESPN. It's the first time that Bowers has practiced in full since suffering a knee injury in the Week 1 win over the New England Patriots. Although Bowers didn't miss a game with his knee injury, he's gone for only 38 receiving yards in back-to-back games on nine total catches after posting 103 yards on five receptions in the season opener. The second-year tight end also has yet to find the end zone in 2025. The fact that the 22-year-old is back to practicing in full is a good sign, and hopefully, it means he'll be back to TE1 fantasy numbers in an upcoming good matchup in Week 4 against the Chicago Bears' suspect pass defense. It's also worth noting that Michael Mayer remains in the league's concussion protocol and could sit out this Sunday after injuring his head in Week 3.

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Washington Commanders rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt's knee injury is not considered serious, a source told Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post. Jhabvala added that she shouldn't be surprised if Croskey-Merritt practices on Thursday after he did not take the field on Wednesday. The 24-year-old had 10 carries for 82 yards and a touchdown in his NFL debut in Week 1, but he's combined for only 12 carries for 33 yards and a score over the last two games, including only eight carries for 26 yards in the Week 3 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in the first game without Austin Ekeler (Achilles). JCM should lead Washington's backfield when all is said and done in 2025 with Ekeler done for the season, but he's going to share the load with Chris Rodriguez Jr. and Jeremy McNichols. Line Croskey-Merritt up as an RB3/flex in Week 4 against the Atlanta Falcons.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield (arm) was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice. Mayfield appears to be dealing with an issue with his throwing arm, but fantasy managers shouldn't panic. The Bucs are likely just being cautious early in the week. Barring any setbacks, Mayfield will be out there for the Week 4 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. The loss of Mike Evans (hamstring) does hurt this offense, but hopefully the Bucs will get Chris Godwin (ankle) back this weekend. Mayfield has thrown for over 600 yards with six touchdowns and zero interceptions this season. He'll find a way to get the job done, so keep him as a QB1.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin (ankle) was a full participant during Wednesday's practice session. This is the first time this season that Godwin has been able to go through a full session. The 29-year-old has missed the first three games of the season while recovering from an ankle injury he suffered last year. The fact Godwin was able to get through a full session on Wednesday is a great sign for this weekend. Barring any setbacks, Godwin should be able to get out there for his season debut against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4. It comes at a good time for the Bucs who just lost Mike Evans (hamstring) for a few weeks. Godwin figures to play a significant role in the offense right away.

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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs (ankle) was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday. This shouldn't shock anyone as Jacobs was limited during last week's practice sessions with the same issue. He ultimately was fine by the end of the week and played against the Cleveland Browns in Week 3. This move is likely just the Packers being cautious with Jacobs and trying to limit his reps. The 27-year-old had trouble on the ground last week as he only rushed for 30 yards on 16 attempts in the loss to Cleveland. He'll hope for a bounce back performance against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.

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Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft (elbow, knee) was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice session. Kraft is dealing with multiple injuries right now, so it's not shocking to see him limited to begin the week. Kraft suffered a knee injury last Thursday and still managed to suit up in Week 3. He hauled in three of his four targets for 29 yards in the loss to the Cleveland Browns. The fact Kraft is limited on Wednesday shouldn't concern fantasy managers. The Packers are likely just being cautious early in the week, so there's no reason to believe Kraft will be absent against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.

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Houston Texans wide receiver Nico Collins (knee) was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice session. This is a bit odd for fantasy managers as Collins didn't appear to have suffered an injury during Sunday's game. He logged in 86 percent of the offensive snaps while hauling in eight of 11 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown in Week 3. It's possible that his absence was more for rest than a real knee injury. Fantasy managers will need to check back on Thursday and Friday for more updates. If Collins misses time, Jayden Higgins and Christian Kirk would see heavier workloads.

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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels (knee) appears to be feeling better after sitting out Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Daniels suffered a knee injury in Week 2 that forced him to the sideline last Sunday. He was able to get through a limited practice on Wednesday without any discomfort. Despite the progress, Daniels is leaving his game status for Week 4 up to the doctors. The Commanders are likely going to wait it out a few more days before making a final decision. There's a chance that Daniels does suit up this weekend, but wears a brace on his knee. However, no one should blame the Commanders for taking the cautious approach and sitting their young franchise quarterback for one more game. Marcus Mariota completed 15-of-21 passing attempts for 207 yards and a touchdown in Week 3. The 31-year-old seems capable of leading this offense to victory against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 4. Fantasy managers will need to check back for another update on Daniels.

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Seattle Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet (foot) is currently listed as questionable ahead of Thursday's Week 4 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Charbonnet sat out in Week 3, but has been able to get through practice this week. The fact that it's a short week probably has something to do with Charbonnet being tagged as questionable. The 24-year-old hasn't been given a ton of time to recover from his injury that sidelined him last Sunday. If he sits, Kenneth Walker III would be asked to carry a heavy workload. Last week, Walker rushed the ball 16 times and scored two touchdowns on the ground. If Charbonnet plays, he'll likely split up the carries with Walker in the backfield. The third-year back has some flex appeal if he's able to suit up on Thursday.

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is in a great position to rack up points once again in Week 4 against the Arizona Cardinals. Smith-Njigba has posted at least 96 receiving yards in each game this season. The Cardinals just let 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall run all over them in Week 3. Top wide receivers on the Panthers and the Saints have also enjoyed success against Arizona's secondary this season. JSN has clear chemistry with quarterback Sam Darnold. Additionally, Smith-Njigba has clearly leveled up this year. He looks bigger, stronger, and faster, and his routes are crisp. He has turned into about as reliable a wide receiver as a quarterback could ask for. The Seahawks play on Thursday Night Football, which often is a recipe for lesser offensive output. However, NFL stars typically shine regardless of when game day is. As such, JSN should have a great day, even if the offense around him struggles. He is a set-and-forget WR1 at this point in the season.

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp is a flex play at best in Week 4. Kupp has been difficult to project in 2025. He delivered a WR2 outing in Week 2, but has otherwise been unplayable. For context, the Seahawks' offense struggled as a whole in Week 1, found its footing in Week 2, and the defense and special teams dominated in Week 3 so much that the offense was hardly needed. If Week 4 proves to be a more competitive game in Arizona, there will be room for Kupp to provide fantasy value. The good news is that Kupp does not seem to have lost his talent. He is still very adept at getting open, and he is a great safety valve for quarterback Sam Darnold. However, with wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba entrenched as the clear No. 1 and rookie wideout Tory Horton blossoming, it may be prudent to only start Kupp in games where he will likely be essential to Seattle's success. You likely did not draft Kupp to be a starter anyway, so a wait-and-see approach is advised in Week 4.

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tory Horton should absolutely be on your bench in Week 4. Horton is emerging as a very important player in Seattle's offense. His snap percentage hovered around 50% in Week 3, and he earned four targets and scored his second receiving touchdown of the season. Horton is flashing great talent that the Seahawks may not be able to keep off the field. Seattle will visit Arizona in Week 4. Arizona has allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers in 2025. If this turns out to be a competitive game, Horton will be necessary for Seattle's success. He is difficult to trust as a starting option in fantasy at this time, but it is advisable to get ahead of the curve and ensure that Horton is on your bench in case a true breakout is unfolding. With Arizona struggling against wide receivers, Horton could have a big game in Week 4.

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Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III seems to be headed back towards a timeshare with Zach Charbonnet (foot), who appears poised to return from his injury. Walker had been playing less than 50% of the snaps in Weeks 1 and 2. However, even without Charbonnet in the lineup in Week 3, Walker only played 53% of the snaps. Granted, the Seahawks were running the clock out to end the game. Still, Seattle is clearly trying to keep Walker healthy by limiting his reps. With Charbonnet set to return on Thursday night against the Arizona Cardinals, Walker is likely to enter into a roughly 50/50 split for running back touches. He has been able to remain a high-level fantasy option by scoring touchdowns, but his lack of efficiency in Week 3 will certainly need to improve. Arizona has been generous to opposing backfields in fantasy, giving both Walker and Charbonnet a chance to feast this week. Walker is best deployed as a low-end RB2 with upside for a big play.

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Seattle Seahawks tight end AJ Barner is not a fantasy option in Week 4 against the Arizona Cardinals due to his lack of usage. With Seattle's offense running through its wide receiver trio and running back duo, Barner has only earned six targets on the season. Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's scheme is generally very tight end friendly. However, Barner and fellow tight end Elijah Arroyo (groin) have been left out of the fantasy fun. Barner is not even worth keeping an eye on his usage unless one of Seattle's top wide receivers goes down. You can leave Barner alone on the waiver wire until his circumstances change dramatically.

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