Tennessee Titans TE Jared Cook (shoulder), OT Mike Otto (finger, knee) and DT Mike Martin (foot) are listed as questionable for Week 4. Cook was limited during practice Friday, Sept. 28, while the other two fully participated.
Titans | Three players questionable
Tennessee Titans LB Colin McCarthy (ankle) did not participate in practice Friday, Sept. 28, and has been ruled out for Week 4.
Titans | Colin McCarthy will not play Week 4
Buffalo Bills WR Ruvell Martin (ankle) did not practice Friday, Sept. 28, and is ruled out for Week 4.
Bills | Ruvell Martin out
Buffalo Bills CB Leodis McKelvin (groin) practiced in full Friday, Sept. 28, and is probable for Week 4.
Bills | Leodis McKelvin probable
Buffalo Bills RB C.J. Spiller (shoulder) was limited in practice Friday, Sept. 28, and is questionable for Week 4.
Our View: Spiller is behind Jackson in terms of readiness to play, so he should probably be on your bench unless he’s active and Jackson isn’t.
Bills | C.J. Spiller questionable
Buffalo Bills RB Fred Jackson (knee) was limited in practice Friday, Sept. 28, and is questionable for Week 4.
Our View: Jackson is in better shape for Sunday than CJ Spiller. If he is active, he’s worth a flex play in what could be a high-scoring game.
Bills | Fred Jackson questionable
Atlanta Falcons CB Christopher Owens (head), TE Michael Palmer (shoulder), RB Lousaka Polite (hamstring) and RB Antone Smith (hamstring) did not practice Friday, Sept. 28, and are ruled out for Week 4.
Falcons | Four ruled out
Atlanta Falcons LB Mike Peterson (ribs) was limited in practice Friday, Sept. 28, and is questionable for Week 4.
Falcons | Mike Peterson questionable
Atlanta Falcons DT Jonathan Babineaux (groin), OT Tyson Clabo (hip) and LB Stephen Nicholas (thigh) practiced in full Friday, Sept. 28, and are probable for Week 4.
Falcons | Three probable
San Diego Chargers general manager A.J. Smith said he is not happy with RB Ryan Mathews’ chronic fumbling issues since entering the league and that Mathews will lose some playing time if he is not able to improve his ball security. ‘I am very concerned, and it has to stop,’ Smith said. ‘I believe you can improve in ball security. And no one works any harder in trying to get better than Ryan. However, if it continues he will play less.’ Mathews has fumbled 11 times since joining the Chargers. He is averaging a fumble every 42 1/2 times he touches the ball and losing a fumble every 78 touches.
Our View: This is a ploy to motivate… Ryan Mathews. This is something to track, but it will some massive failings for Smith to abandon his golden child Mathews.
Chargers | GM unhappy with Ryan Mathews’ fumbling issues