Jaylen Wright

Worth stashing on your bench — he’s likely to be active and would be the direct fill-in if Achane misses time. Don’t start him unless Achane is ruled out or you’re in a really deep league, and watch the final injury report and depth chart before moving him into your lineup.

Jaylen Wright has a knee injury, missed all practices, and is officially out for Week 1 — don’t put him in your lineup, pick someone else for this week. Reports are strong that he won’t play, so treat him as unavailable but keep an eye for any last-minute news.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench backup you keep in case De'Von Achane misses time. He’s the likely early-down, short-yardage runner now that Mostert is gone, but he had a preseason leg issue and hasn’t done much yet, so don’t rely on him unless the starter is out.

Draft them in the late rounds only. They're likely a young backup who won't play much early, so only grab them if your league is deep or you have extra bench spots — they only help if the starter gets hurt.