Dealing with a toe sprain, Reed recently tried out new orthotics in his shoe which seem to be working. He is now eligible to resume practicing with the team. The team's next practice isn't until Wednesday. If Reed gets through the week unscathed, we could see him make a cameo appearance in Washington's regular season dress rehearsal next weekend.

Reed has played in just 46 of 64 possible games in four NFL seasons. If healthy, our models like him to be this year's fantasy football TE4 with 80 catches, 877 yards and 7.2 scores on the year.

He's missed the Titans' first two preseason games with a hamstring injury after recovering from ankle surgery all spring. Nevertheless, Mularkey said Davis' recovery is "ahead of schedule." If Davis can shake the injury bug, he will offer the highest fantasy football ceiling in Tennessee's receiver corps.

Our models project Davis to be fantasy football's WR46 in standard leagues this season with 54 receptions, 807 receiving yards and 4.19 touchdowns.

Spencer Ware and Kareem Hunt are locked in atop the chart, while West and Spiller duel for the third spot. Spiller has looked like his "old, blazing-fast self," while West turned seven carries into 113 yards on Saturday night and remains a locker-room favorite. Both are depth options for the NFL and useful only with an injury or two in fantasy.

Our models project West as the most likely to survive cuts as KC's third-string back. We peg him for 122 yards from scrimmage and 0.82 touchdowns on 25 total touches.

Lombardo hypothesizes that undrafted free agent Corey Clement may be putting both players on notice for their jobs. Blount has started both preseason games but has rushed for just 17 yards on nine carries. He also hasn't shown much in camp, in an offense where backs are expected to play in the passing game. Add to these facts that he seems to be showing signs of fatigue after logging a career-high 299 carries last season, and Blount's fantasy arrow is pointing in the wrong direction.

Despite the underwhelming numbers, Blount is expected to be the Eagles' starter come Week 1 and we project him for 681 yards and 4.75 touchdowns on 166 carries – 36th in our running back ranks. Smallwood comes in at 67th by our models.

Groh came to this conclusion after Jeffery ran a bad route in Thursday's preseason game. "Anytime you miss the amount of time that he did, he's a little bit behind," said Groh. "Fortunately, we have time for him to catch up." Jeffery obviously isn't grasping the team's playbook as quickly as Groh had hoped, but he still has three weeks to cram before Week 1. At least Jeffery's shoulder, which had been bothering him at the start of camp, is no longer an issue.

Our models project Jeffery for 992 receiving yards and 7.73 touchdowns on 63 catches, making him our WR16 in standard fantasy football leagues.

Kizer used this set on around 95 percent of his snaps in college as well. This may be where Kizer himself is most comfortable, but it could also indicate less reliance on a downhill running game. Receiving back Duke Johnson would be more comfortable coming out of a shotgun set than likely committee "lead" Isaiah Crowell. Head coach Hue Jackson recently said about Johnson that "We are just trying to use him as much as we can," and this further reinforces that.

Our models project Johnson as fantasy football's RB41 this year, with 335 rushing yards and 2.48 touchdowns on 87 carries, as well as 48 catches for 415 yards and 0.86 scores.