Amon-Ra St. Brown (ankle): According to head coach Dan Campbell, St. Brown tweaked his ankle during Sunday’s game against the Packers but should be ready to practice Thursday, per Richard Silva. It seems like the Lions are planning to rest St. Brown on Wednesday, which makes me believe this isn't something to worry about heading into Week 8. And that’s it! Stay tuned for next week’s report.

Christian McCaffrey (left hamstring): McCaffrey suffered a mild hamstring strain during Week 7, which was initially listed as a thigh injury that knocked him out for the remainder of the first half. He was able to return after halftime and finish the game. The 49ers are on bye this week, which comes at the perfect time. The hope is that McCaffrey doesn't miss any time. Hopefully, he’ll be on the field when Week 9 prep begins.

Jadarian Price (chest): Price is expected to have his 21-day practice window opened as Week 8 prep begins Thursday, per head coach Mike Macdonald. When asked about Price's availability for Monday night, coach Macdonald stated “We don’t know yet.” It will be interesting to see if he's out there on Monday night, so make sure that you have a backup plan.

Zach Charbonnet (left ACL tear): Charbonnet is currently expected to play in Week 8 on Monday night against the Bears, per Ian Rapoport. Hopefully, that's the case because we heard the same thing last week when he practiced in full all last week. Since Seattle plays Monday night, the Seahawks will start their week 8 prep on Thursday, making this something to monitor.

Jaylen Waddle (chest): Waddle’s status is currently uncertain after he aggravated a chest injury that he had been dealing with earlier in the week. He left in the 4th quarter against the Cardinals in Week 7 and didn't return. It’ll be interesting to see whether he's able to be on the practice field on Wednesday as Week 8 prep begins.

Breece Hall (right quad): Hall’s status is still up in the air, as he's missed the last 4 games after suffering a right quadriceps injury against the Lions in Week 3. It was good to see him back out on the practice field last week, which leaves people optimistic that he’ll play in 8 against the Raiders. Hopefully, Hall can log a full practice this week so we can feel good about his status heading into Week 8.

Saquon Barkley (right hamstring/back): Barkley only played 9 snaps on Monday night and said afterwards that his ‘hamstring came out great.” He also indicated that the back injury that kept him out for the entire 4th quarter shouldn't prevent him from playing against the Commanders, per Tim McManus of ESPN. Coming off a short week after Monday night’s game hopefully we can see Barkley out on the field on Wednesday as Week 8 prep begins.

Aaron Jones Sr. (left knee MCL sprain): Jones’ status is currently day-to-day, per head coach Kevin O’Connell, after he reaggravated the left knee MCL sprain that he previously was playing through. Let's see if he's able to practice on Wednesday and throughout the week. If not, Jordan Mason immediately becomes a top-15 RB in week 8.

Matthew Golden (shoulder/foot): Golden’s status is currently up in the air after he was listed as a DNP in both Monday’s estimated practice report and Tuesday’s walkthrough. When Matt LaFleur was asked about Golden’s status for Thursday Night, he said, “I sure hope so. We’re still working through it” per Matt Schneidman. Golden has one more chance to practice Wednesday to try to get into the lineup on Thursday night against the Panthers. Hopefully he's out there, but if not, I'd expect a boost for Christian Watson and Savion Williams.

Key Injuries to Watch Before Week 8 Prep Begins Lamar Jackson (left high-ankle sprain): Jackson is expected to play Sunday against the Bills, per Ian Rapoport. He is believed to be close to 100%, which is a great sign for the Ravens’ offense.

Early Leans for each game in WEEK 8 of the NFL 🏈 Panthers (+3.5) at Packers Raiders at Jets (-1) Colts at Jaguars (-9.5) Titans (+10.5) at Bengals Browns at Steelers (-3.5) Vikings at Lions (-3.5) Falcons at Buccaneers (-2) Cardinals (+6.5) at Cowboys Ravens (+3.5) at Bills Chargers (+6.5) at Rams Patriots (-7) at Dolphins Chiefs at Broncos (+1.5) Eagles (+6.5) at Commanders Bears at Seahawks (-3.5) Let us know what you agree/disagree with in the comments down below ⬇️

We are SELLING Nico Collins going into week 8‼️‼️

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Buy Low: Derrick Henry Henry has disappointed these last couple weeks But the main thing is that Lamar Jackson hasn’t played We saw this exact same story last year , when Lamar was out Henry underperformed Take this opportunity to BUY as we think Lamar will be back in Week 8

Buy low: Panthers Offense This panthers offense as a whole disappointed in Week 7 Take this opportunity to BUY LOW on Chuba Hubbard, Tetairoa McMillan, and Jalen Coker We expect a big bounce back on Thursday Night Football

Buy Low: Jordan Mason Mason looked like the Vikings RB1 in his first game back And with Aaron Jones banged up once again We think Mason will take over this backfield completely

Sell High: RJ Harvey Harvey only had 5 touches in Week 7 But ended up having a 52 yard receiving touchdown After back to back 14 + point games take this opportunity to sell him for anything. This is Jonah Coleman’s backfield going forward.

Sell High: Stefon Diggs Per Dan Quinn, Diggs isn’t going to get an uptick in usage after the Terry Mclaurin injury (Prayers to Terry) A lot of people have moved Diggs up to Wr2 range but we don’t think he’s going to be any different than he has. We think this is his highest value ROS.

Hold: AJ Brown Since coming off the high ankle sprain AJB has disappointed these last 2 weeks But he’s going to keep getting healthier and Drake Maye is playing great football Big games will come, and he could be a league winner down the stretch. Hold

Sell High: Kyren Williams In Week 7, Kyren and Blake Corum both had 18 touches each Corum these last couple weeks has forced this into a 50/50 commitee We still view Kyren as a low-end Rb1 But we would look to sell for a guy like Ashton Jeanty, Derrick Henry