Sam Bradford looked like Fantasy gold in Week 1 while carving up the Saints. He hasn't been able to live up to that standard since that breakout, but that's because he hasn't been able to get on the field while battling a knee injury. And for a third straight week, that's going to remain the case, as Bradford has already been ruled out for the Vikings' Week 4 matchup with the Lions.

While Fantasy owners and gamblers can already prepare knowing Case Keenum will be under center for Minnesota yet again, there are plenty of players whose status is still up in the air heading into Friday. Carlos Hyde and Doug Baldwin are gametime decisions for Sunday, while Michael Crabtree is listed as questionable after missing practice completely on Friday. Two key Fantasy backs, Jay Ajayi and Melvin Gordon, are also listed as questionable but fully expected to play.

Injuries must be accounted for when making Fantasy and picks pool/gambling decisions, and we've taken care of a lot of the legwork for you by collecting all the final injury reports in one place. Below you'll see the game status of every player on each team's injury report if they're ruled questionable or worse a few minutes after they're in. We'll also give quick thoughts on how those designations affect your decisions for Week 4.

Before we get to the injuries, here are some Week 4 Fantasy resources to give you even more help with setting your lineups:

And if you're undecided about who you should back in picks pools or at the sportsbook, here are our Week 4 picks:

On to the injuries as they develop. Check back throughout Friday (and check back Saturday for the Monday night game):

Saints vs. Dolphins in London

Analysis: Ajayi practiced in full Thursday and Friday and should be on the field in London. Snead is returning from a three-week suspension but was a late addition to the injury report, putting his availability in doubt. Getting even one of their starting tackles back would be huge for the Saints in this matchup.

Panthers at Patriots

Analysis: The Panthers will be missing their rookie Swiss Army knife on offense, but a bigger blow is Kalil's third straight game on the shelf. Former Bills corner Kevon Seymour will take over for Worley as the starter against the Patriots. Cam Newton and Kelvin Benjamin are not on the final injury report at all despite being banged up this week. Hightower is reportedly expected to play for the Patriots, and his presence could go a long way to shoring up a Pats defense that has struggled mightily in the early going.

Rams at Cowboys

Analysis: The Cowboys are dealing with several injuries to key defenders, leaving them exposed to potential issues against a Rams offense that has shined so far this season. Sammy Watkins, who came out of last Thursday's game with a concussion, is good to go after practicing in full on Thursday and Friday.

Lions at Vikings

Analysis: Bradford remains sidelined with a knee issue, but Case Keenum played well in Week 3 against the Buccaneers and will look to build off that performance against a Lions team that has started the season out strong. Golladay was limited Wednesday but failed to practice the rest of the week, and he seems on the wrong side of questionable for Sunday's game. Davis would be a big boost for the Lions defense if he returns this week after missing the Falcons game with a concussion.

Titans at Texans

Analysis: Davis was again ruled out early in the week as he recovers from a hamstring injury, while Cyprien has been limited to just one game due to a knee injury. Casey showed up on the injury report for the first time this week with a groin injury, and that late-week issue throws his availability for the Texans game into doubt. His absence would be a big boost for the Texans, who saw J.J. Watt return to full practice Friday and avoid an injury designation. In all, 14 injured Texans were listed as practicing fully Friday and all are available for Week 4.

Jaguars at Jets

Analysis: Forte will miss Week 4 due to turf toe, opening up Bilal Powell to presumably get the lion's share of touches at running back for the Jets. Strong has yet to play for the Jaguars after being picked up off waivers from the Texans. Gipson, the team's starting free safety, was added to the injury report Friday with a knee issue.

Bengals at Browns

Analysis: The Browns will be without Collins for a second straight week, but it's possible that Garrett, the No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft, makes his NFL debut in Week 4 after returning to practice Thursday. The Bengals will be without two passing game weapons again in Week 4 after Ross and Eifert missed last week's loss to the Packers. Tyler Kroft figures to pick up the slack at tight end. Giovani Bernard was removed from the injury report after dealing with a thigh injury this week.

Steelers at Ravens

Analysis: The Steelers could be without two starters on the offensive line with Gilbert and Foster questionable to play, potentially slowing down Le'Veon Bell and the Steelers rushing attack. However, Bell's matchup improves with Williams sidelined yet again for the Ravens. Watson is listed as questionable but has said he's good to go for the big divisional matchup.

Bills at Falcons

Analysis: Glenn is out a second straight week, setting up rookie Dion Dawkins to man the blind side again for Buffalo after a solid showing against the Broncos. Marcell Dareus practiced in full on Thursday and Friday and was taken off the injury report without a designation for Week 4. The Falcons are again without a key guy on the edge on opposite sides of the ball. Ty Sambrailo will continue filling in for Schrader, while rookie Takk McKinley will see more work in Beasley's absence.

Giants at Buccaneers

Analysis: The Giants may be without one running back as Darkwa deals with a back injury. That could lead to rookie Wayne Gallman being active on Sunday. Shane Vereen and B.J. Goodson were both removed from the team's injury report on Friday and are good to go in Week 4. The Bucs will be without at least three defensive starters and possibly down several others after getting rolled by the Vikings offense in Week 3 while shorthanded.

Eagles at Chargers

Analysis: The Eagles were able to hold off the Giants in Week 3 despite multiple injuries in the secondary, and now star defensive lineman Fletcher Cox joins the injured who will miss Sunday's game. It could be a get-right game for Philip Rivers against a shorthanded Eagles defense. The Chargers are still waiting for their first-round pick to get healthy, but are in good health otherwise. Coach Anthony Lynn said Friday that he expects Gordon and Barksdale to play on Sunday.

49ers at Cardinals

Analysis: 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Friday that Hyde would be a gametime decision for Sunday's matchup. If he can't go, Matt Breida would likely be in for the lion's share of snaps at running back. Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Brown would return to action on Sunday, though it remains to be seen how many snaps he'll get as he works his way back from a quad injury. Both Hyde and Brown were limited in practice all week. The Cardinals have some serious issues on the line with Iupati sidelined for the foreseeable future.

Raiders at Broncos

Analysis: Crabtree did not practice on Friday after being limited earlier in the week, and his absence would make throwing the ball against Denver's elite secondary that much more tougher. The Broncos are mostly healthy going into a big divisional matchup with the Raiders. Latimer hasn't made much of an impact in the passing game, catching two passes in his three weeks of action thus far, but he contributes as the team's kick returner, so his absence could shake up Denver's special teams.

Colts at Seahawks

Analysis: The Colts remain one of the most injury-plagued teams in the league, but their secondary gets a boost this week with Vontae Davis' return from a groin injury. The Colts defense might be able to give the Seahawks some trouble if Davis can play at close to 100 percent. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday that Baldwin is a game-time decision for the Sunday night matchup.

Redskins at Chiefs

  • Redskins: OT Ty Nsekhe OUT; RB Rob Kelley, WR Jamison Crowder, TE Jordan Reed, LB Mason Foster, LB Will Compton, S D.J. Swearinger QUESTIONABLE
  • Chiefs: C Mitch Morse, LB Dee Ford OUT; OT Eric Fisher, LB Kevin Pierre-Louis QUESTIONABLE

Analysis: Three key skill players are questionable for the Redskins, including Kelley, who was limited in practice all week as he works his way back from a rib injury. Rookie Samaje Perine has been filling in for him at running back. Reed sounded confident this week he would play on Monday,  but the Redskins have a quality second option in Vernon Davis. Crowder was placed on the injury report Friday but did practice Saturday.