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With players beginning to practice with each other, there will be updates daily to this 2026 Fantasy Football Training Camp Stock page for any news in the meantime.
If there's an injury or a player surprising/disappointing, I'll let you know about it and adjust my 2026 Fantasy Football Rankings accordingly. Follow me @walterfootball for updates.
2026 Fantasy Football Stock Report - Training Camp
Sept. 5
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers 
Josh Jacobs' court date has been moved up two months to Sept. 10. This court date was a procedural matter, however, and the real case won't be heard until later. Still, it puts Jacobs on the map because this could be resolved sooner. Keep in mind that the NFL has the tape of the incident, so it may keep him suspended regardless.
Sept. 4
TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Patriots 
TreVeyon Henderson hasn't practiced since Aug. 24 because of an ankle injury. Henderson doesn't have too many practices remaining to get ready for Week 1.
Chuba Hubbard, RB, Panthers Chuba Hubbard has been named a team captain. Any thought of Jonathon Brooks handling the full workload has taken a hit. It's still possible, but it's looking like a 50-50 split.
Sept. 3
Isiah Pacheco, RB, Lions Isiah Pacheco has been placed on injured reserve, and the Lions are hoping he returns at some point this season. This is not a good look for Pacheco's chances of being relevant at all this year. Jacob Saylors has been very impressive, so he's become a quality handcuff to select late in drafts.
Roman Wilson, WR, Steelers Roman Wilson had a terrific camp, according to Aaron Rodgers. This is interesting because Rodgers often has a huge problem trusting rookies. Germie Bernard, competing with Wilson, may not do much this year with Rodgers talking up Wilson.
Sept. 2
Alec Pierce, WR, Colts Alec Pierce is back at practice and there's hope he can play in Week 1. This is huge news. Even if Pierce can't suit up, there's a chance that he might be able to play by the end of the month.
Aug. 30
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers Josh Jacobs was placed on the exempt list, which means he can't play or practice while he's on it. If you missed the news, a video of Jacobs has surfaced in which he allegedly hit a woman in his garage.
Given that there's video, there's a chance that it's released, which means Jacobs could be treated like Ray Rice and may never play again.
As for this season, Jacobs is just a late-round flyer at this point. He may not play at all, or he might miss the first half of the season. We have no idea what Roger Goodell is going to do.
Aug. 29
Travis Hunter, WR, Jaguars Travis Hunter has taken almost nothing but snaps at cornerback over the past two weeks, according to a Sports Illustrated report. This is better for Hunter in real life, but it's obviously a major hit to his fantasy profile. He's undraftable.
Aug. 28
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers The police incident report regarding the Josh Jacobs case says that there's video of Jacobs grabbing a woman and throwing her to the ground. The woman struck her head as a consequence, suffering an injury. If there is clear video of this, and Roger Goodell doesn't try to hide it from the public like he did during the Ray Rice scandal, Jacobs will be suspended for six games at the very minimum. Do not draft him. Marshawn Lloyd's stock is up as a consequence.
Aug. 27
Luther Burden, WR, Bears Luther Burden is back at practice. Granted, it was a light practice, but Burden still has two weeks to get ready for the opener. It's looking like he'll be ready to go.
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers The Packers have been preparing for Josh Jacobs to be suspended. Keep in mind that they don't know anything on this matter, but they at least believe it's a realistic possibility.
Tucker Kraft, TE, Packers Tucker Kraft will not be limited heading into Week 1. There was some thought that he'd be on a limited snap count, but that will not be the case.
Kenneth Walker, RB, Chiefs Kenneth Walker is dealing with swelling in his ankle. Here we go again with his durability. They're blaming it on his shoes, but it's fair to be skeptical and cautious about this situation.
Aug. 26
Mike Evans, WR, 49ers Mike Evans is now dealing with another injury, with his groin acting up this time. This is yet another reason to avoid this aging receiver.
Isiah Pacheco, RB, Lions Isiah Pacheco's standing as Jahmyr Gibbs' handcuff could be in jeopardy with Kareem Hunt visiting the Lions. Hunt hasn't signed yet, but the Lions are interested in adding another running back.
Aug. 25
Kayshon Boutte, WR, Texans The Texans have acquired Kayshon Boutte, who will likely start across from Nico Collins. This is an upgrade for Boutte, who goes from being a WR3 and a WR2, albeit in a worse offense. This move is also good news for Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins, and it's bad news for Tank Dell.
Jonathon Brooks, RB, Panthers Chuba Hubbard is expected to be back for Week 1 despite his hamstring injury. This is not good news for Jonathon Brooks, as Dave Canales said there will be some sort of committee. However, Brooks is still the back to own in Carolina because he's much more explosive than Hubbard.
Aug. 24
Ashton Jeanty, RB, Raiders Ashton Jeanty injured his ankle on Sunday. This is great news because it was feared to be far worse. Jeanty could still be out six weeks if it's a high-ankle sprain, which means he'd miss 2-3 weeks of the regular season. Ankle injuries can often linger as well, so I'm not drafting Jeanty in the top four rounds unless we hear some good news about the injury.
Jadarian Price, RB, Seahawks The Seahawks announced that Jadarian Price will not play in the preseason. Talk about a bullish indicator! They value Price too much, which means that he must shoot up the rankings.
Aug. 22
Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, Ravens Rashod Bateman is facing three charges for smashing a windshield of a car with his 3-month-old child inside. While there will be some lunatics who will praise this action, Bateman could be facing a suspension. This can only help Ja'Kobi Lane, who continues to look better and better.
Aug. 21
Sam LaPorta, TE, Lions Sam LaPorta is dealing with a hip injury that could threaten his role to begin the season. Dan Campbell said he expects LaPorta to play Week 1, but wasn't completely sure.
Aug. 20
Kaelon Black, RB, 49ers Kaelon Black was practicing with the first team with Christian McCaffrey dealing with mysterious tightness. Black should be drafted late with McCaffrey's status in doubt.
Jayden Higgins, WR, Texan Jayden Higgins is out for the year with a torn ACL. Tank Dell, Jaylin Noel, and especially Xavier Hutchinson all stand to benefit, though Houston could trade for a receiver.
Bryce Lance, WR, Saints There are reports that Bryce Lance has been enjoying a great training camp. With Jordyn Tyson out a while, someone will need to step up, and that's looking like it could potentially be Lance.
Aug. 19
Cyrus Allen, WR, Chiefs Tyquan Thornton suffered a hamstring strain, which could allow Cyrus Allen to have a greater opportunity for first-team work.
Kaelon Black, RB, 49ers After missing some time with an injury, Kaelon Black is back in practice. With Christian McCaffrey dealing with tightness, Black could end up stealing a high number of carries this season.
Jonah Coleman, RB, Broncos Jonah Coleman was pulled early from his first preseason game because Sean Payton was satisfied with what he had seen. There's growing speculation that Coleman - not R.J. Harvey - would take over for J.K. Dobbins in the event of an injury.
Travis Hunter, WR, Jaguars Travis Hunter played no snaps in 11-on-11 drills on Monday. This can't be a surprise, given that Hunter is transitioning to a full-time cornerback role this season.
Aug. 18
Josh Downs, WR, Colts The Colts signed Keenan Allen, which is a major blow for Josh Downs. We saw Allen destroy Ladd McConkey's value last year when he signed with the Chargers, and now he's going to do the same thing with Downs.
By the way, do not draft Allen. He is 34 years old and looked very washed up last year despite his 81 receptions.
Emeka Egbuka, WR, Buccaneers Todd Bowles told the media that he's not sure if Emeka Egbuka will be available for Week 1 because of his toe injury. It's possible that Egbuka has turf toe, which could cause him to miss several weeks. Be cautious when drafting him despite his incredible upside.
Breece Hall, RB, Jets Breece Hall suffered a strained groin in Monday's practice. Aaron Glenn said the injury wasn't a big deal. It's possible that Hall could be back in practice by the end of the week. However, this is something that could linger, so be cautious when considering using a third-round pick on Hall.
Kyle Monangai, RB, Bears Kyle Monangai will miss multiple weeks due to a hyperextended knee. While it's possible that he'll be back for Week 1, it's likely that he'll be out for the first couple of weeks of the season. He should be bumped down a couple of rounds.
Jordyn Tyson, WR, Saints Jordan Tyson will miss the next two months with a hamstring injury. I'm not sure why a hamstring injury would cause Tyson to miss two months, but it's a huge disappointment. He's now just a late-round pick because it's unclear if he'll be 100 percent when he returns.
Aug. 17
Jeremiyah Love, RB, Cardinals Jeremiyah Love had a great preseason debut, but suffered a high ankle sprain. He'll likely be out a month, which puts his Week 1 status in jeopardy. Ankle injuries tend to linger, so Love could miss the entire month of September.
Christian McCaffrey, RB, 49ers Christian McCaffrey is still not practicing due to tightness. This is beginning to sound like 2024 when McCaffrey was listed as having a tight calf, and yet went on to miss most of the season.
Kyle Monangai, RB, Bears Kyle Monangai suffered a knee injury in practice. It's been reported that he's believed to be fine, but it's still a situation worth monitoring.
Aug. 15
Jordyn Tyson, WR, Saints Jordyn Tyson will miss some time with hamstring issues. This wouldn't be a huge concern if he didn't have a history of hamstring problems. There's some chatter that Tyson could miss regular-season action.
Aug. 14
Jonathon Brooks, RB, Panthers Chuba Hubbard is week-to-week with a hamstring injury. This is a golden opportunity for Jonathon Brooks to seize the starting job, which looked certain in the first place.
Aug. 13
Omar Cooper, WR, Jets Omar Cooper has reportedly struggled in training camp and could be demoted in favor of Isaiah Williams.
Caleb Douglas, WR, Dolphins Caleb Douglas has been designated the "WR1" by the Dolphins coaching staff. Douglas hasn't had much competition, though it's still nice to see. Douglas is worth a look in the final rounds.
Darren Waller, TE, Panthers Darren Waller has signed with the Panthers. Carolina's tight end situation was devoid of talent, but that has now changed. Waller is one of many late-round options, as the position continues to get deeper.
Aug. 12
Denzel Boston, WR, Browns Denzel Boston has been listed as a starting receiver on Cleveland's depth chart. This can't be a surprise to anyone who has followed Boston's amazing training camp.
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers Josh Jacobs could face a suspension, according to Adam Schefter. Jacobs could be on the hook for as many as six games, making him extremely risky in the first four rounds.
Justin Jefferson, WR, Vikings Kyler Murray won the starting job in Minnesota. This is bullish for all Vikings skill players, at least until Murray gets hurt.
Puka Nacua, WR, Rams Puka Nacua could face a suspension, according to Adam Schefter. Nacua's suspension might be a couple of games, which wouldn't be completely devastating. However, this puts his status at No. 4 overall in doubt.
Aug. 11
Mark Andrews, TE, Ravens Mark Andrews has reportedly struggled in training camp thus far. Andrews was a disappointment last year, so this is hardly a surprise. The arrow appeared to be pointing up with Isaiah Likely gone, but it doesn't look like Andrews will take advantage of that.
J.K. Dobbins, RB, Broncos J.K. Dobbins suffered a soft-tissue injury in Monday's practice. Surprise, surprise. It's unclear how serious this injury is, but it's definitely not a good sign.
De'Zhaun Stribling, WR, 49ers De'Zhaun Stribling was called the best 49ers receiver at training camp by one beat reporter. Of course, most of the receivers are injured. It's difficult to trust reports like this, but I already had Stribling on the Fantasy Football Sleepers list.
Aug. 10
Luther Burden, WR, Bears Luther Burden suffered a groin injury and will be out for about a month. He may play Week 1, so this injury may not matter very much, but it's still far from ideal.
Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, Ravens One beat reporter said that he has never seen a training camp performance from a rookie like he's seen from Ja'Kobi Lane. It's difficult to trust beat reports, especially when they're being hyperbolic, but this is confirmation from what our sources have told us about Lane. You can check out where we now have Lane on our Fantasy Football Sleepers list.
Aug. 8
Pat Bryant, WR, Broncos Pat Bryant has been a standout according to some reports. There's been some speculation that Bryant could even surpass Courtland Sutton on the depth chart.
Malachi Fields, WR, Giants Malachi Fields has made an early claim for the No. 2 receiver spot, according to an Athletic report. Fields had some negative news recently with Malik Nabers practicing, but it sounds like he'll be starting regardless.
Alec Pierce, WR, Colts There's no timetable for Alec Pierce's return, according to Shane Steichen. It's extremely difficult to trust Pierce with his ankle injury. This could be a similar situation to what Chris Godwin endured last season.
Aug. 5
TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Patriots TreVeyon Henderson is struggling with pass protection in training camp, according to reports. This is a bummer because it'll likely mean that Rhamondre Stevenson will handle most of the workload.
Ladd McConkey, WR, Chargers The Chargers are not expected to sign a veteran receiver, per reports. This is great news for Ladd McConkey because Keenan Allen derailed McConkey's 2025 fantasy season.
Aug. 4
Mike Evans, WR, 49ers Mike Evans suffered a leg injury in training camp. It's not considered overly serious, but it's a reminder that Evans has been very prone to soft-tissue injuries over the years, and now he's in his mid-30s.
Aug. 3
Jayden Reed, WR, Packers Jayden Reed is lining up in two-receiver sets in training camp. This is huge. Reed hardly played in two-receiver sets when Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks were on the team. Reed's upside was capped as a result, but it sounds like he's being unleashed this season.
Parker Washington, WR, Jaguars Parker Washington has been Trevor Lawrence's top target during training camp. While it's difficult to trust training camp reports, this is something I suspected would happen, so it's nice to get some confirmation.
Aug. 2
R.J. Harvey, RB, Broncos There's some speculation that the Broncos could sign Tayson Hill. This would obviously hurt the Denver running backs because Hill could take touchdowns away from them.
Ricky Pearsall, WR, 49ers Ricky Pearsall is out for the season. De'Zhaun Stribling benefits from this, though he suffered hamstring tightness and could be out for a couple of weeks.
Aug. 1
Cyrus Allen, WR, Chiefs Cyrus Allen has been the most impressive receiver in Chiefs camp thus far. This does not include Rashee Rice, who is currently not practicing. Still, Allen's great play should be noted, but also taken with a grain of salt because there have been many puff pieces written about Kansas City receivers in the past.
Zachariah Branch, WR, Falcons Zachariah Branch has reportedly been a nightmare for opposing cornerbacks in training camp. I was already a fan of Branch because he's a spark plug who can go the distance whenever he touches the ball, so it was nice to see that he's also thriving in practice thus far.
Quinshon Judkins, RB, Browns Browns running backs coach Duce Staley said Quinshon Judkins can play all three downs, which would be a huge development. Dylan Sampson is expected to handle the third-down work, but if Judkins does that, he'll produce like a third-rounder at the very worst.
July 31
Justin Jefferson, WR, Vikings J.J. McCarthy has been the better of the two Minnesota quarterbacks thus far in training camp. This is obviously very bad news for Justin Jefferson and Minnesota's other skill-position players.
Malik Nabers, WR, Giants Malik Nabers has been running routes for a while now, and he revealed that the clean-up procedure date was incorrectly reported. This is big news for Nabers, who could be ready Week 1. However, he remains a big injury risk coming off the torn ACL.
Jadarian Price, RB, Seahawks Jadarian Price received the opening first-team rep in Thursday's practice and has been catching plenty of passes. The latter nugget is key because Price barely had any receptions at Notre Dame.
Deebo Samuel, WR, 49ers Deebo Samuel has signed with the 49ers, likely in response to Ricky Pearsall's injury. Samuel knows San Francisco's system well, so it's definitely a plus that he won't have to learn a new scheme this upcoming season.
July 30
Kaelon Black, RB, 49ers Jordan James will miss some time with an injury. With Isaac Guerendo also hurt, Kaelon Black is now the No. 2 back behind Christian McCaffrey.
Chris Brazzell, WR, Panthers Chris Brazzell will miss up to eight weeks with a moderate LCL tear. While he'll be back around Week 4, this injury will make it tougher for him to establish chemistry with Bryce Young.
Harold Fannin, TE, Browns Harold Fannin had injury concerns in recent months, but he's "full-go" according to Ashley Bastock of Cleveland.com.
Chris Olave, WR, Saints Chris Olave is holding out of training camp because of a contract dispute. This is another reason to be bearish on Olave this year, who is dealing with blood clots in his lungs and an extensive concussion history.
Ricky Pearsall, WR, 49ers Ricky Pearsall suffered complications to his PCL injury, which bothered him last year. He may require surgery. Pearsall is now only an option in the final round of your fantasy draft.
July 29
Kayshon Boutte, WR, Patriots Kayshon Boutte has been the best receiver in New England training camp, per multiple reports. Don't go crazy with this, as it could be a ploy to increase Boutte's trade value.
Blake Corum, RB, Rams Sean McVay told the media that Blake Corum will be a big part of the offense this year. According to the coach speak index, McVay is much more truthful than not, and Corum's talent is rather apparent anyway.
Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Cardinals Marvin Harrison Jr. has struggled with drops during the early stages of training camp. Even worse, he's been running with the backups. This wouldn't be a huge deal if Harrison wasn't already a huge disappointment.
Jeremiyah Love, RB, Cardinals Jeremiyah Love owners couldn't have been happy when they saw that Tyler Allgeier received the first reps among the running backs in training camp. Perhaps this was to be expected, but it's a reminder that both Allgeier and James Conner will be around to take work away from the talented rookie.
Alec Pierce, WR, Colts Alec Pierce has been placed on the PUP list. His foot injury is troubling, so he's probably best to avoid.
June 19
Omarion Hampton, RB, Chargers Mike McDaniel compared Omarion Hampton to Terrell Davis. While this seems like coachspeak, it's still positive news in that McDaniel will be brainstorming ways to get the ball to Hampton, much like he did with De'Von Achane.
Bucky Irving, RB, Buccaneers Bucky Irving has had a concern with his shoulder, but he's returned to practice, albeit on a limited basis. It's still just the middle of June, and Irving is already back at practice, so this shoulder injury is likely a non-factor.
June 14
Harold Fannin, TE, Browns Harold Fannin hasn't practiced yet thus far. It's unclear what injury Fannin has, but this is a situation worth monitoring.
Alec Pierce, WR, Colts Alec Pierce is expected to be sidelined deep into training camp. Pierce has an ankle issue, and his absence in practice is a big concern. He could be at risk of aggravating the injury once he returns to action.
June 13
Cam Ward, QB, Titans Cam Ward was highly inaccurate in team events this week. Most beat writers publish puff pieces in the offseason, so a negative report has to be discouraging. This is obviously bad news for Carnell Tate and the other Tennessee playmakers.
Malik Willis, QB, Dolphins Malik Willis "needs the most work," according to the Miami Herald's Omar Kelly. This is another negative article that should be taken seriously, but Willis can at least scramble.
June 12
A.J. Brown, WR, Patriots Reports indicate that the chemistry between Drake Maye and A.J. Brown has been "immediate." Brown looks like he's being underdrafted at times. He's poised for a great season, as he'll be looking to prove that he wasn't part of the problem in Philadelphia.
Luther Burden, WR, Bears Ben Johnson told the media that he would buy stock in Luther Burden. Johnson's slot receivers have famously been very productive. With experience now, Burden could have a huge season.
June 10
Jaylin Noel, WR, Texans Jaylin Noel has consistently been making plays, according to the Houston Chronicle. It's tough to trust positive reports in the summer, but Noel looked good last year when Christian Kirk was sidelined.
Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Jaguars Bhayshul Tuten has been one of the explosive elements of the offense, according to a Sports Illustrated report. It's hard to trust summer reports, but this is something that is very believable.
June 8
TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Patriots TreVeyon Henderson said that he worked on his blocking this offseason. Henderson wasn't used very much last year because the team didn't trust him as a blocker. If he's actually improved in that regard, his usage will see an uptick.
Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Jaguars Bhayshul Tuten has been "picking up steam" in OTAs, while Chris Rodriguez has missed time with an undisclosed injury. It's anyone's guess as to who will lead the team in carries, but it certainly seems like Tuten has a good head start.
June 7
Justin Jefferson, WR, Vikings Kyler Murray has repotedly been impressing in OTAs. While this could be typical summer reporting nonsense, this news at least means that J.J. McCarthy won't be starting. This is obviously good news for Justin Jefferson.
George Kittle, TE, 49ers George Kittle said he's on track to play in the season opener. He's getting a stock-down arrow because he'll be rushing back from a serious injury and will have a high chance of aggravating it. No one should be drafting Kittle in the single-digit rounds.
May 27
Chris Brooks & Marshawn Lloyd, RBs, Packers Josh Jacobs' arrest means that either Chris Brooks or MarShawn Lloyd has a chance to have a big season. Brooks has the higher floor, while Lloyd has the higher ceiling. If you plan on drafting one of them, you should do so late, and if you have multiple leagues, you can take equal shots on each. Keep in mind that Jacobs could be found innocent, or he may not miss any time if the NFL drags its feet with its investigation.
Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers Josh Jacobs was arrested with five charges pertaining to domestic abuse. There's a good chance he'll be suspended, but he could be found innocent. There's also a possibility that the NFL will drag its feet with an investigation. However, he's too risky to be drafted in the first four rounds at the moment.
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