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Green Bay will have their starting left tackle on Sunday, despite the fact that he was limited at practice earlier in the week due to a knee issue of some kind. His presence is important for a Green Bay offensive line that already finds itself banged up heading into the season opener.

The rookie will be available to make his NFL debut on Sunday. He is fully over his groin injury at this point and should have no major limitations in this matchup against the Titans. Fantasy managers shouldn't have high expectations for him in this matchup, however.

Allen is uncertain to play on Sunday. He's still dealing with a hip injury of some kind, but he was able to take part in multiple practices this week, so he will have a real shot at suiting up against the Browns. Look for Chris Rodriguez Jr. to see more work if Allen is ruled out for the season opener.

The rookie is officially being listed as questionable to play in Sunday's season opener. There have been a lot of optimistic reports surrounding his availability, so it looks more likely than not that he will suit up against the Chargers, although that decision won't be made until closer to game time. If he is ruled out, Tyler Allgeier will be primed for a massive workload in Week 1 in Love's absence.

Davis was carted out of practice on Friday after suffering what has since been diagnosed as a hip injury. The exact severity of it is unknown at this point, and the team plans to run additional tests to determine the severity of it. Emari Demercado will step up and play the RB2 role behind Javonte Williams for the Cowboys in the meantime.

Mitchell has been dealing with a nagging hamstring injury for a while, but it appears he is finally over it, as he has received full clearance to suit up and play for the Chargers in their season opener. He will remain relegated to a depth role behind Omarion Hampton for the foreseeable future, however.

As expected, Meyers carries no injury designation ahead of Sunday's season opener and will be available to play against the Browns. His presence is further competition for Parker Washington and Brian Thomas Jr. in a crowded Jacksonville WR room.

Davis will be available to play in Week 1, as his knee injury is nothing more than a minor issue at this point. He isn't expected to have much of a role on Sunday, especially with Breece Hall (groin) fully healthy and set to play against the Titans.

Thompson has been cleared to play for Sunday's game, meaning that his hip injury isn't a very serious issue at this point. He isn't expected to be fantasy relevant for the foreseeable future, however.

The veteran is going to be sidelined on Sunday. He's still recovering from an injury to his pec right now, and the team wants to give him all the time that he needs to rest and make a full recovery before playing. His absence will leave Philadelphia's defensive front slightly weaker than usual against the Commanders.