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Isaiah Pead RB | MIA
Isaiah Pead active for Week 2
After being suspended for Week 1 for violating the league's substance abuse policy, Rams running back Isaiah Pead is active for Week 2 at Atlanta. Pead led the team with 26 carries during the preseason but is expected to play a backup role to Daryl Richardson.
With Pead returning, the Rams made rookie running back Zac Stacy inactive for Week 2.
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Daryl Richardson RB | IND
Daryl Richardson officially active
Though he was limited earlier in the week by a foot injury, Rams running back Daryl Richardson is active for Week 2 at Atlanta. He was expected to play after returning to full practice Friday.
Richardson had 20 carries for 63 yards and five catches for 33 yards last week, but he'll now have to contend with Isaiah Pead, who's back with the team after serving a one-game suspension.
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James Dockery DB | LV
Kenjon Barner RB | TB
Kenjon Barner, James Dockery inactive in Buffalo
The Panthers have two reserve players as inactive for Week 2 against the Bills. The two players who are out for Sunday's game are running back Kenjon Barner (foot) and defensive back James Dockery (thumb). Barner had been ruled out for the game earlier in the week, due to this lingering injury.
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Josh Kaddu LB | MIN
Dallas Thomas G | PHI
Mike Gillislee RB | NE
Jamar Taylor CB | SF
Will Davis DB | SF
Dolphins inactives feature few surprises
The Dolphins inactives for Week 2 against the Colts featured two injured who had already been ruled out prior to Sunday: defensive backs Jamar Taylor (groin) and Will Davis (toe). They were joined by Josh Kaddu (illness) and quarterback Pat Devlin (ankle), as well as running back Mike Gillislee and offensive linemen Danny Watkins and Dallas Thomas.
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Bernard Pierce RB | DEN
Report: Bernard Pierce expected to play Week 2
Ravens running back Bernard Pierce, who is questionable with a thigh injury, is expected to play Week 2 vs. Cleveland, according to NFL.com.
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LaMichael James RB | MIA
LaMichael James lone 49er on injury report
The 49ers enter Week 2 with a remarkably light injury report, as only running back LaMichael James (knee) is listed as injured. James is questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks, after being held out of practice throughout the week with a knee injury.
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Daryl Richardson RB | IND
Daryl Richardson ready for Week 2
Rams running back Daryl Richardson is expected to play in Week 2 against the Falcons, despite being limited in practice with a foot injury. Richardson was not slowed by the injury in practice Friday, and has been listed as probable for Sunday's game on the injury report.
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James Dockery DB | LV
Kenjon Barner RB | TB
Panthers missing two reserves for Week 2
The Panthers ruled two reserves out for Week 2 against the Bills on Friday injury report. The two players who will miss Sunday's game are running back Kenjon Barner (foot) and defensive back James Dockery (thumb). Barner had been ruled out for the game earlier in the week, due to this lingering injury.
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Bernard Pierce RB | DEN
Bernard Pierce status for Sunday clouded by thigh injury
Ravens running back Bernard Pierce remained limited in practice on Friday with a thigh injury and has been deemed questionable for the game Sunday against the visiting Browns.
Pierce will hope for a bounce-back performance if he does play after managing a per-rush average of just 2.4 in the Week 1 loss to Denver.
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Doug Martin RB | LV
Doug Martin primed for a big game vs. Saints
Buccaneers running back Doug Martin could be primed for a big performance heading into Week 2 at home against the Saints.
Martin found the end zone and rushed for 65 yards on 24 carries in Week 1 against the Jets. He’ll face a New Orleans defense that allowed 88 rushing yards, including 77 to Steven Jackson and the Falcons last week.
Martin totaled 100 yards of offense last time he faced the Saints at home. He rushed for 85 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries and caught three passes for 37 yards in Week 7 of last season. That said, he has only rushed for 101 yards and racked up only 56 receiving yards combined in two career games against the Saints.
The Saints were dead last in 2012 against the run, so we expect Martin to have a big day on the ground. There’s not many running backs in Fantasy that have a better matchup than Martin. Consider him a must-start option heading into Week 2 at home.