91 Eddie Goldman NT

Goldman posted three tackles along with a sack in Sunday's 29-7 defeat to the Buccaneers.

Despite the game being a blowout loss, Jameis Winston still dropped back 30 times to pass, and Goldman was able to record his first sack of the season. Although he struggled to stay healthy during the first two years of his career, should he be able to stay on the field, he has upside as an IDP option as an interior lineman.

Goldman (concussion) wasn't listed on Wednesday's injury report and is expected to play Sunday against the Falcons.

Goldman battled an ankle injury for a good chunk of last season, and it stunted what could've been a breakout season. He posted 18 tackles and 2.5 sacks over six games in 2016, so it's exciting to think what he can do with a full season of work. Keep an eye on this one.

Goldman is in concussion protocol as of Tuesday, Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

It's unclear when Goldman suffered this concussion, but he'll have almost two weeks to get healthy for the Bears' Week 1 matchup with Atlanta. Until he's healthy again, John Jenkins and Jonathan Bullard (thigh) will take Goldman's first-string reps.

Goldman (dehydration) returned to practice Friday, Jeff Dickerson of ESPN.com reports.

Goldman had suffered from dehydration during his conditioning test Wednesday, but after being held out of practice Thursday, he's back on the field. If he can put together a healthy camp, he'll have a chance to post solid sack and tackle numbers as an interior lineman, making him a sleeper candidate in IDP leagues as he enters his third year as a pro.

Goldman suffered from dehydration during his conditioning test Wednesday and was held out of the first training camp practice, Dan Wiederer on Twitter reports.

This should likely be a temporary setback for Goldman as he looks to have a healthy season in which he's a sleeper option in IDP drafts, based on his potential to break out in his third season in the league.