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Initial reports fear that Meredith suffered a torn ACL which likely ends his season.

Kizer defeated the incumbent Cody Kessler and the veteran Brock Osweiler to get his starting position.

Despite his well-known name, Charles' spot on the final roster was not guaranteed. He showed enough through camp and the preseason to make the team.

The Jacksonville quarterback situation has been in flux all preseason, but incumbent starter Blake Bortles has held off Chad Henne for the job, at least for now.

The Saints had both of their top picks leave practice on Thursday, but their coach doesn't believe the news is terrible.

Kupp had a dominant final year in college and has performed well in preseason so far.

Green Bay Packers OT Bryan Bulaga left Wednesday's practice early with a report ankle injury. It remains to be seen how severe the injury is.

Penn has not received a new deal yet, but has returned to the team in good faith.

Washington will be happy to get back Reed, as he has been one of the best tight ends in the entire league these past few years.

Bryant had played well in both of the Browns first two preseason games this season.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell has not yet reported to the team's training camp as he enters his last season before free agency, but could be back soon.

Washington will miss Long, one of the most efficient pass blockers in the league at center, but might be onto something with is possible replacement.

Lions TE Eric Ebron has long been expected to be the team's primary red-zone weapon this year, but the longer he misses practice, the more that is in question.

Hyde battled offseason rumors on his status with the 49ers, but after Week 2 of the preseason, seems to be an every-down back for San Francisco.

Orr reportedly toyed with the idea of returning to the game, but failed to receive the medical clearance to do so.

Crowder was one of the best second-year wide receivers in the league last year. PFF investigates his production.

Tannehill was injured early in training camp and may miss the entirety of the 2017 season.

LB Zach Brown signed with Washington in the offseason after a career year in Buffalo in 2016, and he's set to start for the team against Green Bay this week.

Samaje Perine is still competing for a role in Washington, but Rob Kelley remains firmly ahead of him on the depth chart.

Coates will return to the Steelers offense, where he was primarily utilized as a deep threat.