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Texans wide receiver DeVier Posey, quarterback Tom Savage, safety Shiloh Keo (calf), defensive tackle Louis Nix, linebacker Jason Ankrah and tackle Jeff Adams were all ruled inactive Week 1 vs. Washington.

The Raiders' list of inactives for Week 1 at the Jets includes defensive back Chimdi Chekwa (knee), linebacker Nick Roach (concussion), quarterback Matt McGloin, wide receiver Brice Butler, offensive lineman Tony Bergstrom, offensive lineman Matt McCants and defensive lineman Shelby Harris.

McGloin, Butler, Bergstrom, McCants and Harris are all healthy scratches.

Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss, quarterback Colt McCoy, cornerback Tracy Porter (hamstring), linebacker Akeem Jordan (knee), guard Spencer Long, defensive tackle Frank Kearse and tackle Morgan Moses were all ruled inactive Week 1 at Houston.

Titans running back Jackie Battle (shoulder) and quarterback Charlie Whitehurst (finger) were cleared to play Week 1 at Kansas City. Both players were listed as probable.

Rams starting cornerback Trumaine Johnson is inactive for Sunday's game due to a knee injury.

Johnson was ruled out of Week 1 competition after not practicing all week. The Rams have also listed the following players as inactive for Week 1 against the Vikings: quarterback Case Keenum, running back Tre Mason, safety Maurice Alexander, offensive lineman Barrett Jones (back), tight end Alex Bayer and defensive lineman Ethan Westbrooks.

Defensive end Eugene Sims, who was questionable with a knee issue going into Sunday, is active.

The Eagles have released their inactives for their season opener against visiting Jacksonville on Sunday.

Among the scratches are quarterback Matt Barkley, offensive linemen Dennis Kelly and Matt Tobin and defensive end Taylor Hart. Wide receiver Josh Huff (shoulder), running back Chris Polk (hamstring) and cornerback Jaylen Watkins are also sidelined.

The Titans have listed three players on their final injury report Friday heading into their Sunday opener against Kansas City.

Defensive lineman Mike Martin (hamstring) is the only deemed questionable for the game. He was a limited participant in practice Friday. Running back Jackie Battle (shoulder) and Charlie Whitehurst (finger) were both full participants in Friday's session and are officially probable for Week 1.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was limited to just one touchdown Thursday against the Seahawks.

Rodgers completed 23 of 33 passes for 189 yards and one touchdown. He also threw one interception during the outing. Seattle did a great job limiting the big play against Rodgers. He completed just one pass over 20 yards. Rodgers also didn’t have a ton of time to throw. Lineman Bryan Bulaga left the game early, forcing Rodgers to make decisions quickly. He was sacked three times, losing a fumble on one of those plays. Aside from a big offensive pass interference play, the Packers were mostly held in check throughout the game. 

Rodgers will take on the Jets Week 2.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson threw two touchdowns in the season opener against the Packers. 

Wilson was efficient, completing 19 of 28 passes for 191 yards. He seemed to enjoy having a healthy Percy Harvin in the lineup. Harvin led the team with seven receptions. On his two touchdown throws, Harvin was not the target. On his second quarter touchdown pass, Wilson got the Packers cornerback to bite after a read-option play. This freed up Ricardo Lockette, who broke a tackle en route to a 33 yard score. 

With the Seahawks trying to run out the clock late, Wilson managed to chip in another touchdown. On a fourth and one play, Wilson faked to running back Marshawn Lynch before hitting a wide open Derrick Coleman for the score. 

Wilson was nearly picked off twice during the contest, but had both balls knocked away by his receivers. He was sacked once by the Packers defense. Wilson also ran for 29 yards. 

Wilson will take on the Chargers Week 2. 

Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford had a rough outing his last time out against the Giants in 2013. He'll look to rebound at home come Week 1.

Stafford completed 25 of 42 passes for 222 yards, with no touchdowns and two interceptions. This time around, he'll have a few new weapons to target, most notably Golden Tate. Last season, Stafford averaged 290.6 yards per game. The Giants allowed 223.3 yards through the air in 2013, which ranked 10th best in the league.

Regardless of the matchup, Stafford was one of the most consistent signal callers in Fantasy last season, and that hasn't changed. Starting Stafford against New York is about as safe of a bet as it gets for Week 1.