Posted Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 12:15 PM ET.

Four things have moved since this morning’s refresh.

• A.J. Brown (NE WR) is now Out. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo report the ankle he hurt Wednesday is a high-ankle sprain; he was seen in a walking boot after the loss and had imaging Thursday to set a timeline. That injury normally costs a receiver two to six weeks. Claim DeMario Douglas today and start him as a flex — and bench Brown for Weeks 2 and 3 rather than dropping or selling him.
• Sam Darnold (SEA QB) is getting an MRI. Wednesday’s CT scan ruled out a fracture but was otherwise inconclusive. Rapoport reports Seattle believes the hip is not significant, while noting short-term injured reserve is in play. Plan Week 2 around Drew Lock and pick Lock up now in superflex; keep Jaxon Smith-Njigba in your lineup.
• Josh Jacobs (GB RB) had his hearing, and nothing changed. His initial court appearance was Thursday at 11 a.m. in Brown County. He stays on the Commissioner’s Exempt List and cannot practice or play. Keep him benched in an IR slot and claim MarShawn Lloyd.
• Brock Bowers (LV TE) now has a length attached. Thursday’s reporting puts the meniscus trim at a game or two rather than an open-ended absence. Claim Michael Mayer if you have not, and do not burn an IR slot on Bowers.

Everything else — Kamara, Flowers, Odunze, Jeanty, Nabers, Kittle — is on the full board: the live NFL injury report, updated three more times today.