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Daniels will avoid a procedure on his dislocated left elbow for the time being, but Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the quarterback could undergo surgery after the season.

Daniels has dislocated the elbow three times in less than a year, with his most recent aggravation of the injury occurring in the Commanders' Sept. 20 loss to the Cowboys. Surgery could provide a more permanent fix for the elbow, but for the time being, Daniels will rehab the injury and wear a brace for added protection when he eventually returns. After Daniels sat out the Commanders' Week 3 win over the Seahawks, head coach Dan Quinn said Monday that the quarterback would with the team to London this week and resume practicing in some capacity. The Commanders haven't ruled Daniels out from playing Sunday against the Colts, but he may need to put in at least one full practice in order to have a chance at reclaiming the starting role from Marcus Mariota, who performed well in his stead in Week 3.

Echols (concussion) was listed as a limited participant in Monday's practice estimate.

Echols departed late in Sunday's 30-27 win over the Bengals to get checked for a concussion, and his appearance on the Steelers' initial Week 4 injury report suggests he's following the NFL's five-step protocol for head injuries. The reserve cornerback will have two more chances to upgrade to full practice participation this week and then potentially gain clearance from an independent neurologist, which would put him on track to play Thursday versus the Browns.

Davis played 16 special-teams snaps during the Jets' 31-24 loss to the Lions on Sunday.

Davis did not see a single offensive snap in the contest. The special-teamer has a chance to carry the ball in Week 4 against the Bears due to the injury to Breece Hall (thigh).

Otton tallied three catches on six targets for 56 yards Sunday in a loss to the Vikings.

Otton finished second on the Bucs in both targets and receiving yards in his best game of 2026 to date. The majority of the tight end's receiving yardage came on a 37-yard connection with Baker Mayfield midway through the second quarter. However, Mayfield is expected to miss at least three weeks of action due to a thumb injury, so Otton will be working with rookie undrafted QB Jalon Daniels over the next few games.

Elliott converted his sole PAT and attempted no field goals in the Eagles' 27-7 loss to the Bears on Monday night.

Elliott had an uneventful day, kicking through his one extra point on a second-quarter touchdown. The kicker remains 2-for-2 on field-goal attempts and moves to 7-of-7 on extra-point tries through three regular-season games.

Jennings caught one of two targets for one yard Sunday in a 23-16 win against Tampa Bay.

Although Justin Jefferson (ankle) departed in the first half Sunday and didn't return, Jennings didn't see an increase in his production. He did, however, post an 80 percent offensive snap share, and Jennings figures to slide into the No. 2 wideout role alongside Jordan Addison on Sunday versus Miami if Jefferson can't suit up. Even with that in mind, Jennings has produced just one catch on three targets through two contests, so expectations should be held in check regardless of Jefferson's status.

Santos made both of his field-goal attempts and all three PATs in the Bears' 27-7 win over the Eagles on Monday night.

Santos made field goals from 29 yards and 48 yards in the contest. The kicker had a consistent night and now moves to 4-of-5 on field-goal attempts and a flawless 11-of-11 on PATs over three regular-season games in 2026.

Dulcich caught 5-of-7 targets for 55 yards in the Dolphins' 24-10 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Dulcich had his far-and-away best performance of the season, seeing seven targets in the loss. The tight end's next-closest number of targets was three in Week 2. The 26-year-old received over double the attention in Week 3 after De'Von Achane (knee) suffered a serious injury.

Shakir caught one of his three targets for six yards in the Bills' 24-16 win over the Chargers on Sunday.

Shakir played 71 percent of the Bills' offensive snaps in the contest but caught just one pass. The wide receiver was bullied in coverage while Josh Allen struggled on a night when the team's offense combined for five total turnovers.

Bigsby caught his only target for five yards Monday in a Week 3 loss to the Bears. He also lost a fumble.

Bigsby logged 13 carries and scored a touchdown in Week 2 against Tennessee after Saquon Barkley suffered a stinger, but he went back to a minor role Monday. That was partly due to Barkley looking healthy and turning 15 totes into 82 yards, though Bigsby's lost fumble following his lone reception near the end of the first quarter may have also had a role in his lack of subsequent touches. Whatever the case may be, Bigsby doesn't seem likely to have a significant week-to-week role on offense whenever Barkley is healthy.