Jets Week 3 injury report is crowded: Justin Fields is in concussion protocol and will miss Week 3 against Tampa Bay; Jermaine Johnson II has an ankle issue; Tony Adams, Michael Carter II, Kene Nwangwu, Josh Reynolds and Jay Tufele did not participate; Marcelino McCrary-Ball was limited. Andre Cisco, Sauce Gardner and Kiko Mauigoa practiced fully.

The Week 2 loss to Buffalo exposed depth gaps, making Fields’ absence and Johnson’s status pivotal for the game plan. Gardner’s solid start provides a bright spot, while the Jets lean on depth players and a likely conservative approach until health clarifies.

A.J. Brown stays Philadelphia’s centerpiece; offseason trade chatter vanished as Howie Roseman shut it down. Brown’s value hinges on his target share and Hurts’ connection.

Houston and Las Vegas were floated, but the champs remain reluctant to move their top WR; Brown’s contract runs through 2029, with an out after 2026, keeping him in Philly.

If Brown remains a 2nd/3rd option, chatter could flare again before the deadline; for now, Brown’s role supports Hurts and boosts fantasy upside.

Saints weigh a veteran add to a deep WR group as they chase a spark for an 0-2 start. Devaughn Vele and Ja'Lynn Polk were added to bolster depth, though Polk is sidelined. Olave, Shaheed, and Brandin Cooks headline the room with Mason Tipton in reserve while Tre Palmer and Bub Means deal with injuries. Odell Beckham Jr. says retirement isn’t coming and he wants to play a defined role on a good team, making a Saints signing a plausible, high-upside move for fantasy managers weighing upside against health.