Marquez Valdes-Scantling of the New Orleans Saints will not play in tonight's game against the Green Bay Packers due to a chest injury and illness. This leaves the Saints with a depleted wide receiver corps, featuring Kevin Austin, Cedrick Wilson, Dante Pettis, and Mason Tipton. Fantasy players should take note of these changes when setting their lineups.

In a challenging game for the New Orleans Saints, they struggled offensively in the first half against the Washington Commanders, managing only 38 net yards. However, adjustments made during halftime led to a significant play in the third quarter where wide receiver Cedrick Wilson Jr. threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to running back Alvin Kamara, narrowing the score to 17-7. Rookie quarterback Spencer Rattler, who replaced Jake Haener, played a pivotal role in setting up the touchdown with a notable 39-yard pass to Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

In a surprising move, Saints wide receiver Mason Tipton has been declared a healthy scratch for today's game against the Browns. Tipton had been a significant part of the Saints' passing game, running routes on 83% of pass plays and accumulating 14 targets over the last four weeks. With Tipton out, the Saints will rely on a mix of receivers including Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Cedrick Wilson, Kevin Austin, and Dante Pettis.

The New Orleans Saints are facing significant challenges ahead of their Thursday night matchup against the Denver Broncos, as both of their top wide receivers, Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed, are dealing with injuries. Olave is unlikely to clear concussion protocol in time, while Shaheed's knee injury also puts his availability in doubt. This situation leaves the Saints with a depleted receiving corps, relying on lesser-known players.

The Miami Dolphins got off to a strong start in their pursuit of their first AFC East title since 2008. The Dolphins went 75 yards in 8 plays to take an early lead over the Baltimore Ravens, on an 8-yard pass from Tua Tagovailoa to Cedrick Wilson Jr.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle will not play Sunday at the Baltimore Ravens due to a high ankle sprain. Waddle sustained the injury in Sunday's victory over the Dallas Cowboys. With Waddle out, the Dolphins will likely turn to Cedrick Wilson Jr. or other receivers to step into his role.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle will miss Sunday's game against the Ravens and could also be out for the regular-season finale due to a high-ankle sprain. Cedrick Wilson is expected to replace Waddle, but he is not a recommended option for DFS tournaments. With Waddle out, Tyreek Hill, Raheem Mostert, and De'Von Achane could see increased targets.

Jaylen Waddle is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Ravens due to an ankle injury. He has not practiced this week. Tyreek Hill and Cedrick Wilson are likely to lead the Dolphins' wide receiver corps in Waddle's absence.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa connected with wide receiver Tyreek Hill for a 27-yard touchdown late in the second quarter, providing a highlight for an otherwise-pedestrian first half for the NFL's top-ranked offense. Hill's touchdown marked his league-leading seventh receiving touchdown of the season, and he has scored in all but one game this season. Tagovailoa completed all six of his pass attempts on the drive for 86 yards and the touchdown to Hill.

Jaylen Waddle, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, exited Sunday night's game against the Eagles with a back injury. He is questionable to return.

Jaylen Waddle, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos due to a concussion. Waddle had returned to limited practice on Friday but was ultimately deemed unfit to play. The Dolphins will rely on a group of wide receivers including Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft, Erik Ezukanma, Cedrick Wilson, and Robbie Chosen to support Tyreek Hill in the game against Denver.

Jaylen Waddle, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, is questionable for Sunday's game against the Broncos due to a concussion. He was a limited participant in practice on Friday, marking his first practice since getting hurt. Waddle will need to clear the concussion protocol to be eligible to play. If he is unable to suit up, other receivers like Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft, Erik Ezukanma, and Cedrick Wilson will be used to fill the void.

Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is in concussion protocol after taking a hard hit to the head in Sunday's win over the New England Patriots. Waddle was the intended receiver on a pass from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game. The pass fell incomplete but Waddle was on the receiving end of a helmet-to-helmet hit from Patriots linebacker Marte Mapu, who was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct following the hit. Waddle received attention from medical trainers on the field before being escorted to the sideline and eventually to the locker room. If he is unable to play in the Dolphins' Week 3 home opener against the Denver Broncos, it will likely mean elevated roles for Cedrick Wilson or possibly Robbie Chosen.

The Miami Dolphins have released wide receiver Chosen Anderson, who was running as the team's No. 4 wide receiver during the summer. The Dolphins have opted to go with Cedrick Wilson as their No. 4 receiver instead, while Braxton Berrios is expected to be the No. 3 slot receiver in 3-WR sets.