Oakland at Pittsburgh: The Steelers figure to stay with Rashard Mendenhall, considering the Raiders are allowing 4.6 yards per carry and over 30 points a game in their past four road games. Pittsburgh QB Ben Roethlisberger will return, and look for him to attack the middle of the Oakland secondary.
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Like Cole Van Lanen, Liam Coen says LeQuint Allen Jr. will be a game-time decision for the Jaguars.
"Yeah, it'll be exactly very similar to Cole that way, where we'll work him out. We'll get a game-time decision from him."
Related Players: Bhayshul Tuten, Chris Rodriguez, Ameer Abdullah
Allen’s potential passing-down and pass-protection role matters more to Jacksonville’s backfield distribution than it does to his own Week 1 value. If he is inactive, Tuten and Rodriguez should control the meaningful touches, with Tuten potentially handling a greater share of passing-down work. Tuten remains the preferred fantasy option but carries enough committee uncertainty to be treated as a flex. Allen should not be started even if active, given the pregame testing and practice time he has missed.

The Patriots will be without one of their more versatile offensive players, TreVeyon Henderson, as they prepare to take on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks Wednesday night.
Related players: Rhamondre Stevenson, Reggie Gilliam, Myles Montgomery
Look for Stevenson to get a heavy dose of the workload in Wednesday night's Week 1 game against the Seahawks. It will be a tough matchup, but the volume should be there for Stevenson. Hopefully the extended time off from Week 1 to Week 2 will help Henderson get back on the field, but his status will be worth monitoring in that time.

Apparently, Baker Mayfield is no longer feeling disrespected.
According to a joint report from NFL Network and ESPN, Mayfield and the Buccaneers have agreed to a three-year extension, putting him under contract through the 2029 season.
The deal is reportedly worth $165 million, which works out to $55 million a year, the story said. Mayfield had cut off extension talks at the beginning of training camp, telling reporters at the time that he had felt disrespected by the Bucs’ offer to him. But he also kept the door open to his agent potentially still talking numbers with the team, the story said. Those who follow the team reported things weren't as bad between the two sides as many thought, however. The story added Mike Garafolo reported the two sides weren't that far apart at the start of camp. From a fantasy perspective, Mayfield enters this season ranked 18th among our QBs, making for a lower-end QB2 option.








