In this episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast, the hosts dive into waiver wire pickups and strategies for Week 3, highlighting key player performances and injury updates. The emotional rollercoaster of fantasy football is discussed, particularly through personal anecdotes and dramatic game scenarios. The hosts also analyze streaming options for quarterbacks and provide insights into the impact of injuries on player value, emphasizing the importance of adapting strategies as the season progresses.

The Philadelphia Eagles have officially ruled out wide receiver A.J. Brown for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons due to a hamstring injury. This development opens up opportunities for other players on the Eagles' roster, particularly Jahan Dotson, who will step into the No. 2 WR role, and tight end Dallas Goedert, who may see an increase in targets.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown was added to the injury report due to a hamstring issue, limiting his participation in practice on Friday. His uncertain status for the upcoming game against the Falcons raises concerns for the Eagles' receiving corps. If Brown is unable to play, it would elevate Jahan Dotson to the No. 2 WR position and increase target opportunities for DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert, and Saquon Barkley.

The Philadelphia Eagles faced the Green Bay Packers in a challenging game on a slippery field in Brazil, resulting in a 34-29 victory for the Eagles. Players from both teams struggled with traction, leading to discussions about the field conditions reminiscent of previous games. Key players adapted by changing their cleats, which helped them perform better despite the adverse conditions.

Dallas Goedert, the tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, has returned to practice after missing most of the past two weeks due to an oblique injury. His participation raises hopes for his availability in the upcoming regular-season opener against the Green Bay Packers. Goedert has expressed excitement about the new offensive scheme under Kellen Moore, which he believes will benefit tight ends significantly.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, is currently sidelined due to an oblique injury and has not practiced for over a week. With the regular-season opener against the Packers approaching, the Eagles are taking a cautious approach to his recovery. Goedert has expressed excitement about the new offensive scheme under Kellen Moore, which he believes will benefit tight ends significantly. Despite his injury, he remains a key player for the Eagles, having shown consistent performance in previous seasons.

In this episode of the fantasy football podcast, the hosts introduce a new segment called 'Take Swap,' where they share and discuss each other's fantasy player takes. They also provide valuable tips on how to manage tilt during drafts, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and having backup plans. Additionally, the podcast covers injury updates and their implications for fantasy players, alongside evaluations of various players' potential for the upcoming season.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, is currently dealing with an oblique injury that caused him to miss practice. This injury comes after a previous forearm fracture that sidelined him for three games last season. Goedert has expressed optimism about the new offensive scheme under Kellen Moore, which he believes will benefit tight ends in the Eagles' offense. With 16 days until their next game against the Packers, there is hope for his recovery.

As NFL training camps progress, teams are evaluating their rosters and addressing position battles. Notable performances and injuries have emerged across various teams, with rookie players making significant impacts. Key veterans are also navigating contract situations and health concerns as the preseason approaches.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles tight end, tied his career mark in receptions with five catches in Sunday's game against the Cardinals. He finished the game with five receptions on six targets for 47 yards and a touchdown. Goedert now has 58 receptions on the year, tying his previous personal best set in 2019. He has three receiving touchdowns in 13 games this season and has the opportunity to set a new career-high in receptions in the regular-season finale against the Giants in Week 18.

Dallas Goedert, tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, had a strong performance in Week 16 with 7 receptions for 71 yards. Since returning from injury in Week 14, Goedert has been seeing a significant amount of targets and ranks second on the team in target share. Despite facing a tough matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 17, Goedert should still be considered a low-end TE1 due to his volume of targets.

The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 33-25 win over the New York Giants, but the mood in the locker room was far from festive. Players expressed frustration with the team's performance, particularly on the offensive side of the ball. Wide receiver DeVonta Smith stated that the offense is not where they want to be and emphasized the need for improvement. Quarterback Jalen Hurts mentioned that the team is hungry and motivated but acknowledged the importance of unity and commitment to excellence. Despite the win, the Eagles have been vulnerable in recent games and are striving for a top seed in the NFC.

Seahawks CB Devon Witherspoon and S Jamal Adams are inactive for tonight's game against the Eagles, leaving Seattle's secondary without a pair of starters. This could benefit the Eagles' passing game unless QB Jalen Hurts is limited or the team relies heavily on the run.

Dallas Goedert returned to the field in Week 14 after a three-game absence. He had a quiet performance, catching all four of his targets for 30 yards in the Eagles' loss to the Cowboys. Goedert finished third in receiving yards and targets behind A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. He has a chance to improve his production in Week 15 against the Seahawks.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, has been cleared to play in the upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys. Goedert had been dealing with a forearm injury but returned to practice as a limited participant last week and has been a full participant this week. The Eagles are expected to have him back in his usual three-down role, as the game against the Cowboys could have playoff implications.

Dallas Goedert, tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, is not listed on the final injury report and is expected to play in Week 14 against the Cowboys. Goedert has fully practiced all week and is likely to see a full workload. Fantasy owners should monitor reports for any updates on his usage.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, practiced fully on Thursday. This puts him one step closer to making his first appearance since Week 9. In the games he played this season, Goedert had a 38-410-2 line on 51 targets in eight games. He will be the Eagles' No. 1 tight end on Sunday night in Dallas.

Dallas Goedert, the tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, participated in a full walkthrough on Wednesday. This is his second on-field appearance since fracturing his right forearm in Week 9. If he plays on Sunday night against Dallas, he should have a similar workload as before his injury.

Dallas Goedert, tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, confirmed that he expects to return for Sunday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys. Goedert's broken forearm has been healing well, and he feels back to normal. He plans on playing every snap that he's allowed and should be in many fantasy starting lineups.

Dallas Goedert, tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, will be inactive for Sunday's game against the 49ers due to a broken right forearm. He has been making progress in his recovery and is expected to return to action next Sunday night at Dallas.

Eagles TE Dallas Goedert is inactive for today’s game vs. the 49ers. He returned to a limited practice on Friday and seemingly has a good chance to return for next weekend’s rematch with the Cowboys.

Dallas Goedert, the tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the 49ers due to a forearm injury. Goedert has made a quick recovery from a broken forearm that required surgery, but his doubtful designation suggests he is unlikely to play. If he is inactive, Jack Stoll will handle most of the tight end reps for the Eagles.

Eagles TE Dallas Goedert is listed as doubtful for this weekend’s game against the 49ers. He returned to a limited practice on Friday, with Philadelphia aiming to have him back for next week’s rematch with the Cowboys.

Dallas Goedert, the TE for the Philadelphia Eagles, returned to practice after suffering a forearm fracture in Week 9. It is unclear if he will be a full or limited participant and if he will play in the upcoming game against the 49ers.

Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, was held out of practice on Thursday due to a forearm injury. While he was seen catching passes on the side, he did not participate in drills. Goedert had hoped to return to action in Week 13, but his lack of on-field activity puts his status in doubt. His availability for the upcoming game against the 49ers will be revealed in Friday's injury report.