🏈 Fantasy Football Injury Updates: Stay Informed for Week 2

Fantasy Football Injury Report: Week 2 Updates

As the 2025 NFL season unfolds, injuries are already making waves in the fantasy football landscape. Staying informed is crucial for fantasy managers looking to navigate the ups and downs of player health. Here’s your comprehensive injury roundup for Week 2, ensuring you’re equipped to make the best decisions for your fantasy lineup.

AFC East

• Buffalo Bills: The Bills emerged from their thrilling Week 1 victory over the Ravens without any injuries to report, keeping their roster intact as they prepare for the upcoming matchup.

• Miami Dolphins: Jaylen Waddle (WR, shoulder) left the Week 1 loss to the Colts but returned to the game. Fantasy managers should monitor his status closely, though his return is a positive sign for Week 2.

• New England Patriots: Stefon Diggs (WR, knee) played only 41% of snaps in Week 1 as he continues to recover from a torn ACL. Patience is key for fantasy managers as his snap count is expected to rise gradually.

• New York Jets: The Jets avoided significant injuries in their Week 1 loss to the Steelers, keeping their key players healthy.

AFC North

• Baltimore Ravens: Isaiah Likely (TE, foot) missed Week 1 and will be a player to watch in practice this week. If he remains sidelined, Mark Andrews could see increased targets.

• Cincinnati Bengals: The Bengals came out of their narrow victory with no major injuries, maintaining their offensive strength.

• Cleveland Browns: No significant injuries were reported following their Week 1 loss.

• Pittsburgh Steelers: The Steelers also reported no significant injuries after their win.

AFC South

• Houston Texans: Joe Mixon (RB, foot) has been placed on injured reserve and will miss at least four weeks. Nick Chubb is expected to take on a larger role in his absence.

• Indianapolis Colts: The Colts reported no major injuries from Week 1.

• Jacksonville Jaguars: The Jaguars traded Tank Bigsby to the Eagles, solidifying Travis Etienne as the lead back.

• Tennessee Titans: Tyjae Spears (RB, ankle) remains on injured reserve, allowing Tony Pollard to dominate the backfield.

AFC West

• Denver Broncos: The Broncos reported no major injuries following their Week 1 win.

• Kansas City Chiefs: Xavier Worthy (WR, shoulder) suffered a dislocated shoulder but plans to play through it. His status is crucial as he was set for a larger role in the offense.

• Las Vegas Raiders: Brock Bowers (TE, knee) is day-to-day after sustaining an injury in Week 1. Monitor his practice participation closely.

• Los Angeles Chargers: The Chargers emerged from their Week 1 game without any significant injuries.

NFC East

• Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys reported no injuries following their Week 1 loss.

• New York Giants: No major injuries were reported after their loss to the Commanders.

• Philadelphia Eagles: Will Shipley (RB, ribs) may be sidelined with a fractured rib, impacting the backfield depth behind Saquon Barkley.

• Washington Commanders: No significant injuries were reported after their victory.

NFC North

• Chicago Bears: DJ Moore (WR, ribs) suffered an injury late in the game. His absence could elevate Rome Odunze’s fantasy value.

• Detroit Lions: The Lions reported no major injuries.

• Green Bay Packers: The team is monitoring practice reports closely after a physical game against the Lions.

• Minnesota Vikings: No injuries were reported after their win.

NFC South

• Atlanta Falcons: Drake London (WR, shoulder) is day-to-day after a sprain. His status will be crucial for fantasy managers.

• Carolina Panthers: The Panthers reported no injuries.

• New Orleans Saints: No injuries were reported after their loss.

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jalen McMillan (WR, neck) remains on injured reserve, allowing Emeka Egbuka to step up.

NFC West

• Arizona Cardinals: No significant injuries were reported after their win.

• Los Angeles Rams: The Rams reported no injuries.

• San Francisco 49ers: George Kittle (TE, hamstring) has been placed on injured reserve, while Brock Purdy (QB, shoulder, toe) is expected to start in Week 2. Monitor his practice status closely.

• Seattle Seahawks: No injuries were reported after their Week 1 loss.

Stay tuned every Tuesday for the latest updates on injuries and their fantasy implications. Remember, being proactive can make all the difference in your fantasy season!