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Hall’s signing comes just hours before rookies are expected to report for Bucs training camp. The 33rd overall pick of this year’s draft, Hall has reportedly been bulking up to serves as a 3-4 DE in Tampa Bay’s scheme this season. An enormous presence along the defense line, Hall totaled 48 tackles, 13.5 TFLs and 6.5 sacks in his final season at Houston, on his way to first-team All-ACC honors. He’ll likely be thrust into the starting lineup as early as Week 1.

Etienne got crushed on a blitz on one of his two snaps. He did not see a carry before leaving and Tank Bigsby was seeing carries before him. It’s not a happy football Sunday for Etienne-reliant managers.

Richardson took a hard hit on a 16-yard run and appeared to be grabbing at his right hip. After taking a few plays off, Richardson returned to handle a one-yard run and immediately left the field again before heading to the locker room. Joe Flacco replaced Richardson and completed two passes for 14 yards and a touchdown on the drive. We’ll be sure to provide an update on Richardson’s status when it’s announced.

Nacua has been out since Week 1 with a PCL injury and was placed on injured reserve. Various reports have had him missing lengthy periods of time and now Glazer’s report confirms he is expected to miss at least another month. With Cooper Kupp (ankle) also out, the Rams receiving corps is thin for Week 4 against the Bears and beyond. Demarcus Robinson is the top option, but none of the active Rams wideouts are an exciting play.

Kupp is out as expected, still recovering from an ankle injury suffered in Week 2. The rag-tag group of Demarcus Robinson, Jordan Whittington, and Tyler Johnson will try to pick up the slack with Kupp and Puka Nacua still out.

We wish Wilson the best as the Steelers give him more time to heal from his calf issue than any injury in the history of the league.

No surprises here as Brown, Smith, and Johnson were all ruled out prior to Sunday. The Eagles get their bye next week and none of their injuries are considered long-term issues. They should be at full strength for their Week 6 matchup with the Browns.

McMillan suffered a hamstring injury during Friday’s practice and was listed as doubtful, so his absence today doesn’t come as a surprise. Trey Palmer will take over the WR3 gig for Week 4. Palmer is not on the fantasy radar despite the bump in snaps.

Jones headlines the Bears’ offensive inactives as a healthy scratch for the third straight week. Keenan Allen and Kevin Byard are active despite entering the day questionable while Zacch Pickens (groin) is the most notable defensive inactive for Week 4 against the Rams.

There was some concern when Johnson popped up on the injury report mid-week with a groin injury, but he was not listed among the inactive and is expected to play his normal allotment of snaps. There is a slightly elevated risk of re-injury for Johnson, but he spent extra time practicing with Andy Dalton during the week and should see a large target share with Adam Thielen sidelined. Fire Johnson up in all league types.

Irving missed Thursday’s practice with the hamstring issue but was back on the field for a limited session on Friday. He was listed as questionable but correctly told reporters he expected to play. Irving has excelled as the change-of-pace option for Tampa Bay, averaging 6.2 yards per carry through three games. He ranks as a low-end RB3 for his matchup with the Eagles.