Giants to release WR Odell Beckham Jr.

The Raiders couldn't have asked for a better start to the season, but things can change in an instant in the NFL.
Here's a look at the Raiders' next eight games:
Week 4: vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Week 5: at New England Patriots
Week 6: vs. Buffalo Bills
Week 7: vs. Los Angeles Rams
Week 8: at New York Jets
Week 9: at San Francisco 49ers
Week 10: vs. Seattle Seahawks
Week 11: at Denver Broncos
Las Vegas' matchups against the Patriots (Week 5) and Jets (Week 8) are its most winnable games over this stretch, but both are on the road. Even if you give the Raiders wins in those spots, they likely won't be favored in any of those remaining matchups, potentially setting up a 2-6 skid. That'd bring them to 5-6 before traveling to Cleveland to face the Browns in Week 12, before a bye.
If they are entering that bye week at .500 on the year (or worse), there will be chatter to bring in Fernando Mendoza if they haven't already.

Related players: Kirk Cousins

The Raiders are 3-0 this season and Cousins has played very well in those three games. However, as the story points out, the schedule is about to get tougher. The story said the earliest a change could make sense would be that Week 8 matchup at the New York Jets. If the bottom falls out from under the Raiders and they drop their next four games and fall under .500, the tone of the season changes and Kubiak could look to the top pick against the Jets to turn the tide, the story pointed out. We're obviously a long way from there so it probably doesn't make a lot of sense to have Mendoza taking up a roster spot in typical leagues. But in deep leagues where you play multiple QBs, you may want to think about adding Mendoza if he's on your wire. Or even in deep, one-QB leagues where you may need a backup.

Wide receiver Jalen McMillan left Tampa’s 23-16 loss to the Vikings with a left knee injury. Per multiple reports, McMillan will miss 6-8 weeks after suffering a PCL injury.

Related players: Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, Ted Hurst, Tez Johnson, Jalon Daniels

The hits keep coming for the Bucs, whose season is on the brink of total disaster after losing QB Baker Mayfield for at least three weeks and currently sitting at 0-3. Now, they will be short a wide receiver as well. McMillan had just one target over the first three weeks of the season. Rookie Hurst, who had a great camp and offseason, looks poised to earn more snaps with McMillan out, but it will be another rookie in Daniels under center at least for the short term. Hurst could be worth a stash in the deepest of leagues but this will be a wait-and-see situation.

Rams TE Colby Parkinson suffered an AC sprain and TE Terrance Ferguson suffered a medial ankle sprain.

Related players: Tyler Higbee, Max Klare

The post went on to say Ferguson will likely miss the Eagles game in Week 4, per McVay, while Parkinson looks like he'll be more day-to-day, giving him a shot to play in Week 4. Fantasy owners just can't seem to know when a Rams TE is going to be relevant for their lineup. No Rams TE stood out in Week 1, while Ferguson put up a 6-54-1 line in Week 2. In Week 3, it was Higbee who went for 8-62-1. Higbee may be an option in Week 4 even if Ferguson is good to go, but both come with risks until there is more consistency.