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Injury report

Read for draft impact, not for Sunday. Roster status and the actual body part decide the flag — which is why a torn ACL listed as "questionable" is treated as what it is, and a sore quad listed the same way is not. Each row shows what it costs the player on our board.

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How a designation becomes a flag

The NFL's weekly designations answer "will he play Sunday". A draft board needs to answer "will he play this season", and those are different questions. On the day this page was built, four players were all listed Questionable: three had torn ACLs and one had a sore quad. Treating those the same would be useless. So:

OUT — on injured reserve, PUP, suspended, or carrying an injury that ends seasons (ACL, Achilles, a documented tear). Not a draftable asset at market price.
RISK — doubtful, not activated, or a multi-week injury (hamstring, Lisfranc, fracture, high ankle). Draft him, but at a discount.
WATCH — a real but minor designation. Worth knowing, barely worth moving for.

Before week 1 the weekly practice designations are deliberately ignored — in August "questionable" is noise. Once the season starts the same feed switches to reading them, because by then they mean something.