Week 1 fantasy preview: official practice reports are in
Official practice reports add injury context to the Week 1 half-PPR board. Projections remain preliminary.
By PGO Editorial Staff · Published MDT
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The Week 1 half-PPR fantasy preview now includes source-linked notes from official practice reports. The projections remain preliminary, and the model remains experimental.
What the Sunday reports add
The September 6 Patriots and Seahawks reports list TreVeyon Henderson with an ankle injury and no practice participation; AJ Barner with an oblique injury and full participation; Tory Horton with a hamstring injury and limited participation; and Emanuel Wilson with a hamstring injury and full participation.
These are practice reports, with no game designation for those players in this capture. They do not establish who will be active on game day. The board links each note to its official source and shows when the evidence was captured.
How to use the board
Filter by player, team, or position, and compare the half-PPR projections. The new injury notes do not change projected points. An unlisted player is not presumed healthy or active.
Each game remains PREVIEW until a verified game lock is available. The current board is not a record of finalized game-day availability or graded predictive performance.
Open the Week 1 fantasy board and NFL Power Ratings.
Sources and context
Practice evidence captured September 6, 2026, at 8:14 p.m. EDT. The other 30 team tables contained no player rows in this report-page capture; this is not comprehensive reserve-list or news coverage.
Read the methodology and corrections and accountability policy.
Sources
Official report links are in the article below.Patriots: https://www.patriots.com/news/week-1-injury-report-patriots-at-seahawks
Seahawks: https://www.seahawks.com/team/injury-report/
NFL: https://www.nfl.com/injuries/
Practice evidence captured September 6, 2026, at 8:14 p.m. EDT.
Methodology
Half-PPR weekly preview. Practice reports annotate frozen projections; they do not establish game-day availability. Read /pages/methodology for the model distinctions.