Jayden Daniels throwing again at Thursday practice

Puka Nacua will be limited in practice today, per Sean McVay, but McVay expects him to play Sunday against Eagles

Related Players: Davante Adams, Konata Mumpfield, Jordan Whittington, Tyler Higbee

This is the strongest indication yet that Nacua will return after missing the last two games. His participation should still be monitored through Friday because he is returning from a soft-tissue injury, but managers can begin planning to start him if he avoids a setback. Adams remains a strong option, though his WR1 projection will likely fall once Nacua is restored to the rankings. Mumpfield and Whittington lose most of their short-term appeal, while Higbee’s target ceiling takes a hit despite the Rams’ other injuries at tight end.

Tony Pollard did not practice Wednesday due to a foot injury, while Spears Tyjae remained sidelined with an ankle injury.

Related Players: Nicholas Singleton, Julius Chestnut

A Wednesday absence alone does not put either veteran’s availability in serious doubt, especially after both followed similar practice schedules last week. Their simultaneous absences are still worth monitoring ahead of Sunday’s game in Baltimore. Singleton and Chestnut would become deeper-league considerations if one of Tennessee’s top two backs cannot play, but neither warrants a lineup spot yet.

It is still undecided whether Zach Charbonnet will have his practice window open this week. Could be tomorrow.

Related Players: Jadarian Price, Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, Brady Russell

This is an encouraging recovery checkpoint, but fantasy managers should not assume Charbonnet will immediately return in Week 5. He is worth stashing where roster space allows and could eventually claim a meaningful role. Price remains Seattle’s best Week 4 option, while Wilson and Holani could lose work once Charbonnet is activated.