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Strong suffered the hamstring injury in Week 2 and is now considered week-to-week. His absence will ensure a full workload for Jerome Ford. D’Onta Foreman will serve as Ford’s backup. As a massive favorite over the Giants, Ford ranks as a high-end RB3 for Week 3.

Tunsil was checked on the bench by the trainer in the middle of the second quarter, went to the blue medical tent, and eventually headed in to the locker room. Rookie Blake Fisher replaced Tunsil at left tackle.

Palmer drew the start in place of Jalen McMillan this week. McMillan suffered a hamstring injury at practice and was ruled out ahead of kickoff. Palmer was off to a hot start with three grabs for 26 yards and a touchdown in the first quarter before exiting the game with a concussion. Kameron Johnson and Sterling Shepard will get some extra reps for the undermanned Bucs squad in the second half.

Things felt like they were trending this way after Richardson was in visible pain, walking to the sideline and grabbing at his hip on each of his last two plays of the game. Richardson was playing well before exiting, completing 3-of-4 passes for 71 yards while adding another 24 yards on the ground. Richardson’s status will be one to watch ahead of next week’s game against the Jaguars.

Badie took a shot to the back on a first quarter carry and was seen receiving medical care on the sideline before trainers placed Badie on a stretcher and carried him to the Denver locker room. It appeared to be an increasingly serious medical situation. Badie had emerged as a big part of the backfield in Week 3. He’s considered questionable to return to the game.

He received his first carry of the game as the first quarter wound down. The status of his shoulder injury apparently is not bad enough to keep him from playing.

Richardson took a hard hit on a run in the first quarter against the Steelers. After briefly attempting to play through the injury, the Colts’ QB1 exited the field and went to the locker room. He was visibly hobbled after the injury, but the team will further evaluate him before deciding whether or not to rule him out for the remainder of the day.

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.