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Latu is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Texans due to a chest injury, James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

Latu briefly returned to the game before leaving the field for the locker room, where he'll undergo further tests on his chest to determine whether he can return to Sunday's game. Caden Curry and JT Tuimoloau are both in line for more snaps on defense for as long as Latu is out of the game.

Carmona (ankle) exited Sunday's game against the Giants and is questionable to return, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Carmona is officially considered questionable to return, but the fact he was carted off means there's a good chance he won't be back on the field in Week 3. Jackson Slater is slated to fill in for Carmona in the interim.

Shrader (groin) returned in the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Texans, Joel A. Erickson of The Indianapolis Star reports.

Shrader appeared to injure his groin during pregame warmups, but he was brought out for a 39-yard field goal with 4:38 remaining in first quarter, which he connected on. He may be limited to extra-point attempts and short field goals for the rest of Sunday's game.

Achane (knee) went to the locker room during Sunday's game versus the Chiefs, Chris Perkins of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

After taking on an awkward tackle in the first quarter of Week 3 action, Achane made his way to the sideline slowly and visited the medical tent before heading indoors. He was deemed questionable to return due to a knee injury. For as long as Achane is sidelined, Ollie Gordon will handle RB duties with Jaylen Wright (foot) inactive.

Achane (undisclosed) walked off the field slowly and entered the sideline tent during Sunday's game against the Chiefs, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

Achane endured an awkward tackle early in the first quarter and now is under evaluation for a potential injury of unknown nature. With Jaylen Wright (foot) inactive, Ollie Gordon is the next player up in the Dolphins backfield.

Stiggers (hand) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Lions, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.

Stiggers sustained the injury early in the first quarter, and he's being evaluated by medical staff to determine whether he can return to Sunday's game. He's worked solely on special teams so far this season, but his absence thins the Jets' depth in the secondary.

Shrader (groin) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Texans, Nathan Brown of The Indianapolis Star reports.

Shrader appeared to have injured his groin during pregame warmups, as punter Rigoberto Sanchez was the one who booted the ball for the Colts on the opening kickoff. Sanchez could handle all of the kicking duties Sunday if Shrader is not cleared to return.

Bagent, who is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Eagles, cleared concussion protocol Sunday and will serve as the Bears' No. 2 quarterback in Week 3, Jay Glazer reported on "Fox NFL Sunday."

With Caleb Williams sitting out Monday due to a Grade 2 right hamstring strain that's expected to keep him out for multiple weeks, Bagent had been the next man up to start at quarterback. However, after coming on in relief of the injured Williams in last Sunday's loss to the Vikings, Bagent entered concussion protocol following that game and was held out of the Bears' first two practices of Week 3. Bagent returned to the field Saturday as a limited participant before being cleared by an independent neurologist Sunday, but because he didn't have much involvement in the game plan this week, the Bears will turn to third-stringer Case Keenum to start Monday. Unless Keenum performs better than anticipated against a strong Eagles defense, Bagent will likely draw the start Week 4 versus the Jets.

Keenum is in line to start Monday's game against the Eagles, Jay Glazer reported on "Fox NFL Sunday."

Top quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring) has already been ruled out for Monday's contest, and while Glazer relays that No. 2 option Tyson Bagent has cleared concussion protocol, the Bears plan to keep Bagent in the backup role this week due to his lack of involvement in practice leading up to the game. The stage is thus set for the 38-year-old Keenum to see his first NFL regular-season action since 2023, when he appeared in two games with the Texans. With Williams sidelined, the Bears could opt for a more run-heavy game plan under Keenum, who may not see enough passing volume to warrant consideration in fantasy lineups outside of leagues that have a Superflex spot or start two quarterbacks.

The Ravens continue to view Flowers (hamstring) as a game-time decision leading up to Sunday's tilt with the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, and the wide receiver is expected to be limited to "somewhere in the realm of 20 to 30 plays" if he suits up, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

After turning in a limited practice Friday, Flowers went through a pregame workout Sunday and appeared to be moving around well while testing out both his left hamstring and the soggy field conditions in Brazil. The Ravens are still contemplating whether to make Flowers available for the Week 3 contest, with an official call on his status expected to arrive when the team releases its inactive list 90 minutes prior to the 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff. Even if Flowers gets clearance to play, he looks like he could handle well under a full workload, making him a less appealing fantasy option than he normally would be as the Ravens' No. 1 wide receiver.