Giants WR Malik Nabers' back is a "little tight" but will be OK for Week 1

Sep 05, 2025

Brian Daboll says Giants will “back down on Malik” Nabers today in practice because his back is a “little tight” but says Nabers will be OK for Sunday

LT Andrew Thomas will practice today and “do some team stuff” after not practicing yesterday

Related Players: Wan'Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton, Jalin Hyatt

Fantasy Impact:

Nabers has a very real chance to lead all 2025 NFL wide receivers in target share; it's just a matter of how efficient those looks will be. If he's on the field, he's an automatic must-start, and we should expect a WR1 outcome against the Commanders.

today

Raiders signing WR Justin Shorter off practice squad to replace Amari Cooper on 53-man roster

Mike Garafolo

17 minutes ago

The Raiders are signing WR Justin Shorter off their practice squad. He replaces the retired Amari Cooper on the 53.

Fantasy Impact:

Shorter just converted from TE to WR this season, so we wouldn't expect him to make enough of an impact to be fantasy-relevant. If anything, the trade-off from Cooper to Shorter should solidify the roles of the young options in Las Vegas.

yesterday

49ers RB Christian McCaffrey (calf) limited in Thursday's practice

Adam Schefter

yesterday · 8:10 PM EDT

49ers are listing RB Christian McCaffrey as limited at today’s practice due to a calf issue.

Related Players: Brian Robinson, Isaac Guerendo

Fantasy Impact:

It feels like we should panic, but players are limited in practice all the time (right?). We'll keep an eye on things but Robinson should be in our queues to plug in as an RB2 in case CMC is sidelined.

WR Amari Cooper informs Raiders he plans to retire

Ian Rapoport

yesterday · 2:07 PM EDT

Comeback no more: Raiders WR Amari Cooper has informed the team that he no longer has the desire to play and intends to retire, per The Insiders.

Cooper had signed at the end of camp in a hopeful reunion with the team that drafted. Now, he’s headed home from Las Vegas.

Fantasy Impact:

Well that was short-lived. Meyers should continue to be in WR2/3 consideration, while it's best to take a wait-and-see approach for the young receivers behind him.