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Malik Nabers is out Sunday, per Daboll.

Related Players: Wan'Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton, Theo Johnson

Stinks to see the rookie miss more time, but he should be on track to continue his impressive showing(s) in Week 7. In the meantime, both Robinson and Slayton should be in fantasy consideration without many other options to catch the ball in New York.

HC Brian Callahan: QB Will Levis probably won't practice today. We expect him to be in the practice routine this week.

Related players: Mason Rudolph

The post went on to say Levis is "improving" and he's better than he was after the game. The Titans had a bye this past week, and Callahan said if Levis is ready to go he would start in Week 6. Rudolph played pretty well in leading the Titans to a win the last time we saw him in Week 4. We'll have to see if and when Levis is able to get back on the practice field. The Titans host the Colts in an early Sunday game.

Malik Nabers is still in concussion protocol and is OUT for Sunday for the Giants at Seahawks , per Brian Daboll.

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

This is a brutal loss to the offense in what has been a fantastic rookie season for Nabers. The whole offense is essentially a stay-away, though Robinson should continue to be targeted in PPR leagues, but more of a deep WR3 in other formats.

While Malik Nabers (concussion) seems like a longshot to be ready for Seattle, RB Devin Singletary (groin) told me he has a chance. Wednesday was the best he’s felt since the Cowboys game.

Big couple days of practice upcoming to see if he can make it for Sunday.

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

This would be a brutal loss to the offense in what has been a fantastic rookie season for Nabers. The whole offense would essentially be a stay-away, though Robinson should continue to be targeted in PPR leagues.

Callahan: Will Levis is still the starter 100%. Said he will have an MRI, most likely an AC issue.

Related players: Mason Rudolph

Levin threw an ugly interception against the Dolphins before diving for a first down and injuring his shoulder, eventually giving way to Rudolph, who led the Titans to a win over the Dolphins. McCormick went on to say Levis really didn't throw interceptions last year as a rookie, especially like he did against Miami - another pass that was right to an opposing player. The injury is to Levis' throwing shoulder, but the Titans do have a bye in Week 5, so Levis has time to heal ahead of a Week 6 matchup, an early Sunday game against the Colts.

Despite his second two-interception game, Will Levis remains the Titans starting quarterback, said head coach Brian Callahan Sunday.

Levis went 26/34 for 260 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions (with one pick-six) in Tennessee’s 30-14 loss Sunday to the Packers. Levis now has four touchdowns and five interceptions for the season and the Titans are 0-3. Levis has turned the ball over eight times through three games. He was also sacked eight times by the Packers and has taken 15 sacks this season. We’ve already seen one major quarterback change among 2023 draft picks, could we see another? The Titans play at Miami next Monday night. For the record, Mason Rudolph is Levis’ backup.

Tyjae Spears will likely be listed as QUESTIONABLE but Brian Callahan expects him to be good to go for the Titans on Sunday.

Related Players: Tony Pollard, Julius Chestnut

Spears left the Titans' Week 2 game late, but has still been far out-touched by Pollard through their first two matchups. Pollard has 43 opportunities to Spears' 16, making the latter un-startable in fantasy until he shows he can steal more of the workload. Pollard is a low-end RB2 against the Packers.

And Tyjae Spears should be OK... Nothing major.

Related players: Tony Pollard

Spears is the RB2 behind Pollard, who finished with 17 carries and 62 yards, but maybe more important was Pollard collecting five catches for 40 yards. It looks like Spears should be good for Week 3 - and we'll continue to monitor how practice goes this week, however, Spears looks to be running behind Pollard at this point.

Giants rookie WR Malik Nabers popped up on the team’s injury report and is being listed as limited in today’s practice due to a knee injury.

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

As long as Nabers plays, he should be on the WR2/3 fantasy radar, as the only legitimate weapon on this offense outside of Daniel Jones' legs. We'll keep an eye on his status as the week progresses.

The distribution of touches for Titans RBs wasn't where Brian Callahan wanted it to be. But he noted that Tony Pollard ran the ball well and in the 2nd half they had trouble sustaining drives which hindered opportunities to get others involved.

Related players: Tyjae Spears

Pollard was the top back in Week 1 despite a summer full of seeing both Pollard and Spears listed as RB1 on the depth chart and talks of a split in workload. While that wasn't the case, the good news here for Spears and his fantasy owners is there is at least some coach-speak about getting more of a balance in touches going forward. Pollard had 19 touches to Spears' 8 in Week 1. Spears owners may have to use the "wait-and-see" approach with Spears before putting him in lineups for Week 2, however.