Inactives watch: Daniels, DeVonta, Price to sit; McConkey, Coker questionable

Michael F. Florio provides fantasy-relevant inactives and analysis for Week 4 NFL games. Official inactives lists are expected 90 minutes before kickoff—11:30 a.m. ET for early games and 2:30 p.m. ET for late games.

Terry Mc Laurin (Commanders, WR, hamstring) is questionable after being added to the injury report Friday, potentially boosting Stefon Diggs if he sits. Lamar Jackson (Ravens, QB, back) returned to full practice and will play; never bench him. Zay Flowers (Ravens, WR, hamstring) was limited Friday and is questionable but has a good chance to play and remains a must-start.

DJ Moore (Bills, WR, shoulder) no longer carries an injury designation and will play, benefiting from Christian Gonzalez’s absence. D'Andre Swift (Bears, RB, knee) was added to the injury report Thursday but will not carry a designation and can be started. Tyson Bagent (Bears, QB, concussion) is back at practice with first-team reps; streamers should consider him over Case Keenum in superflex.

Luther Burden III is the only Bears pass catcher to start with confidence. Nico Collins (Texans, WR, hamstring) logged limited practices early but had a full session Friday; status pending.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.

Updated fantasy football inactives and analysis for Week 4 based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.

Biggest concerns heading into Week 4 include several key players dealing with injuries. Chig Okonkwo, TE for the Commanders (hamstring), has been limited in practice but is expected to play. However, after missing the past two games, he should be considered a stash option rather than a reliable starter, likely ranking third in targets behind a backup QB.

Players with early starts include Lamar Jackson, QB for the Ravens (back), who returned to full practice after being limited midweek and is a must-start. Zay Flowers, WR for the Ravens (hamstring), is questionable but has a good chance of playing and remains a must-start as the focal point of the Ravens' passing game. DJ Moore, WR for the Bills (shoulder), will play in Week 4 despite limited practice, and his matchup improves with Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez out.

D'Andre Swift, RB for the Bears (knee), will play without concern after being removed from the injury report. Tyson Bagent, QB for the Bears (concussion), has returned to practice and may take first-team reps, making him a streaming option over Case Keenum. Nico Collins, WR for the Texans (hamstring), logged limited practices before a full session on Friday.