Jaguars WR Mike Brown (shoulder) was limited in Wednesday's practice. It appears that Brown will return this week against the Browns.
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The current expectation is that the Cardinals will be without standout rookie running back Jeremiyah Love this week against the Broncos, sources tell @CBSSports.
Love (ankle) missed last week’s game vs. the Rams. Now expected to be out this week too.
Related Players: Tyler Allgeier, Zonovan Knight, Jacoby Brissett
Love managers should prepare a replacement. If he sits, Allgeier would remain a volume-based RB2 option, while Knight would be a viable FLEX and waiver addition. Knight outproduced Allgeier last week despite receiving fewer carries, giving him a chance to earn a larger share.

Eagles RB Saquon Barkley is expected to return to practice today and is in line to play Monday against the Cowboys, sources say. A lift for the team’s offense with a banged-up backfield and Jalen Hurts on the mend.
Related Players: Dameon Pierce, Tanner McKee, DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert
Barkley would return to RB2 consideration with RB1 upside if cleared for his normal workload. His return would push Pierce out of starting consideration in most leagues, though Pierce remains worth holding until Barkley’s availability is confirmed. If Barkley misses again, Pierce would remain a volume-based RB2 option.

Zach Charbonnet, who has a chance to return from the physically unable to perform list this week, was a full participant for the first time since returning to practice earlier this month.
Related Players: Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, Velus Jones Jr., Sam Darnold
Charbonnet should be rostered while managers wait for activation and details about his workload. A meaningful role immediately upon returning could put him in the FLEX conversation, but a full practice alone does not establish that role. Wilson would remain the preferred RB2 option if Charbonnet sits; a return would make Wilson’s workload less secure and push Holani further from starting consideration.








