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Browns rule out Grant Delpit, Ethan Pocic, Nick Chubb, Ronnie Hickman, Nyheim Hines, James Hudson III.

Denzel Ward, Maurice Hurst II, Jordan Hicks, Mohamoud Diabate listed as questionable.

David Njoku will play Sunday vs. Eagles.

Related Players: Jordan Akins, Jerome Ford, D'Onta Foreman, Pierre Strong Jr.

Hopefully Njoku can add a little boost to this floundering offense, and should slide right back into low-end TE1 range for fantasy.

As for the running back room, Ford likely holds onto the RB1 role for one more week, but the team has made it clear that they'd like to rotate him. This makes him a questionable call as your team's RB2, but at the very least, he provides a floor.

Browns TE David Njoku played 25 snaps in his first game since Week 1 but sustained a knee injury against the Commanders.

Njoku will get an MRI today, according to the report. Njoku just returned after missing three weeks because of an ankle injury. Owners will need to monitor Njoku's status this week, but are probably fed up by now with his lack of time on the field.

Browns players who returned to practice: Nick Chubb, David Njoku, Nyheim Hines, Pierre Strong Jr., Michael Dunn

Related Players: Jordan Akins

Akins performed well enough during Njoku's absence but not enough to get him on to fantasy radars. If Njoku plays in Week 5, he should re-take his spot in the lower-end TE1 range.

Browns TE David Njoku is expected to practice this week, per HC Kevin Stefanskki said.

The post went on to say Njoku returned to practice last Thursday but sat out Friday before missing his third straight game. It looks like he's on track to play in Week 5, an early Sunday game at the Commanders.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert (ankle) is expected to start Sunday against the Chiefs.

Herbert started Week 3 but seemed to re-aggravate the injury, leading to Taylor Heinicke entering the game. Herbert went through the week without any setbacks. Certainly there’s some caution after last week but Herbert does sound like he’s in a better position than he was entering last week’s game. Proceed with caution and consider another option if you have one, just in case.

Browns TE David Njoku won’t practice today and is OUT for Sunday, per HC Kevin Stefanski.

Related Players: Jordan Akins

Browns have been hit hard with injuries, and will be missing two offensive tackles in this game, as well. Akins has seen usage but the Cleveland passing attack is too anemic to consider him in any but very, very deep leagues.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert, who aggravated his high-ankle sprain against the Steelers and exited the game, had X-Rays that were negative after the game, source said.

Related players: Taylor Heinicke

Herbert will continue to be monitored this week but his status is at least up in the air heading into Week 4, a game with the Chiefs. Herbert was seen with a boot after the game, and didn't return after leaving in the third quarter, but it's possible the Chargers were just being cautious with their start QB. We'll know more as the week goes on. Heinicke would get the start if Herbert can't go.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert appeared to have re-aggravated his ankle injury during Sunday’s game against the Steelers.

Taylor Heinicke is currently in the game for the Chargers. Herbert just suffered his high-ankle injury last week but was able to practice, though he was heavily taped up while doing so. Herbert was 12//8 for 125 yards and a touchdown before leaving.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert will test his ankle before Sunday's game against the Steelers and there is optimism he will be able to go.

Herbert is listed as questionable after suffering a high-ankle sprain in Week 2 against the Panthers. He did practice Friday but his ankle was heavily taped. This would be quite a quick recovery for Herbert. It's probably best to err on the side of caution with Herbert and lean towards him not playing. He's currently our QB28 because of the strong question mark on his playing status. Easton Stick would be in line to start if Herbert is out.

The Chargers have listed QB Justin Herbert (Ankle) as questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Related Players: Easton Stick, Taylor Heinicke

Herbert has been on the injury report a couple of times as we head into the third game of the season, yet has taken all 51 dropbacks for the 2-0 Chargers. Their offense has been very efficient, though most of that has come through the run game, rendering Herbert un-startable in fantasy, regardless of game-day designation.