Barber practices, probable

LaFleur said Jeremiyah Love wasn’t really on a snap count off his ankle injury on Sunday; the usage between he and Tyler Allgeier was more game flow.

It's hard to imagine the Cardinals not at least trying to keep an eye on Love's usage in Week 1 coming off an ankle injury that left everyone unsure if he was even going to suit up Week 1. But the other factor is Allgeier is a pretty good running back too. Allgeier had 17 carries to Love's 11 in Week 1. Until there is a trend more one way or the other, both backs will come with risks and look to be more flex options in your lineup. The Cards will play the Seahawks in Week 2, which make both backs especially risky for lineups.

Ja'Kobi Lane may be out a bit longer with a fractured wrist.

Lane and the Ravens are getting second and third opinions this week, according to the post, so there is no official timetable at this point. Lane played on about 40% of the offensive snaps and was targeted three times, including once in the end zone. He finished with a catch for 11 yards. Lane was a popular pick in dynasty drafts after having a strong camp.

Lions running back Isiah Pacheco started the season on injured reserve, and he won’t be on the field any time soon.

Pacheco had back surgery and is out for the foreseeable future, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said today.

“It’s gonna be a while. It’s gonna be a while. I really can’t — it’ll be a significant amount of time,” Campbell said of Pacheco’s recovery.

Related players: Jacob Saylors, Jahmyr Gibbs, Sione Vaki

Ian Rapoport reported that Pacheco could be back in December, the story said. It's safe to say the Lions will be looking for RB help as the they want to be sure to keep Gibbs fresh and healthy this season. The story added Vaki struggled in pass protection on Sunday, and Campbell described him as “inconsistent.” Saylors did not get any offensive snaps. The Lions making a move for another back could have some fantasy impact, so be sure to follow the situation.