Meanwhile, Tennessee Titans receiver Robert Woods said his knee injury is "not even a thought," and he is on pace to start in Week 1 - and likely emerge as the top target for his new team.
Godwin has also looked great, but neither has been confirmed as a Week 1 starter just yet. Thomas was generating as much buzz as any player in the league for how good he looked in practice before he suffered a hamstring injury two weeks ago. There is a tad more uncertainty surrounding the recovery status of New Orleans Saints receiver Michael Thomas and Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin. Jacksonville Jaguars RB James Robinson is also expected to be eased back into action in Week 1.
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But his status for Week 1 is still undecided, so it might take a few weeks before he's back to a full workload. Dobbins, too (despite their signing of veteran RB Kenyan Drake). The news has been mostly positive with Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. But if you wanted an excuse to bet on their tremendous upsides, you got it this summer. Of course it's fair to be scared off by their recent injury histories and career mileage. We've had nothing but glowing reports on the health and "explosiveness" of elite fantasy running backs, like the Carolina Panthers' Christian McCaffrey, Tennessee Titans' Derrick Henry and New York Giants' Saquon Barkley, as they recover from significant injuries.
We've got you covered with the most fantasy-relevant developments around the NFL over the past five weeks to get you caught up. If you are a little late getting started on your draft prep or simply didn't have time to sift through every training camp report and review the all-22 film from every preseason game this summer, don't worry. This column is designed to close the loop on things as you make final preparations for your fantasy draft. Throughout the preseason, our NFL Nation reporters have answered the most pressing fantasy questions. Draft a league this weekend and start fresh for Week 3. It's not too late to play with friends and family. It's the rare "backfield by committee" that is actually a good thing for fantasy managers. Nobody has a more stacked lineup of fantasy football analysts and NFL team reporters than ESPN.
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