Huddle Up: Goedert has managed just 88 yards over the first four games of the year, and he has yet to find the end zone. He just doesn't appear to be a priority on offense right now, and fantasy owners may need to resort to weekly streaming options.

Huddle Up: Scott should be active for the Week 4 game and probably will see a handful of touches during the game. Fantasy players likely have better options available and can keep Scott on the bench.

Huddle Up: Smith appears to still be recovering from his illness but should be able to handle his normal workload in Week 4. He should be a starting option in all fantasy leagues as long as he is healthy.

Huddle Up: Smith should play in Week 4 against the Washington Commanders, making him a solid WR2 for fantasy purposes.

Huddle Up: Scott should be active for the Week 4 game as long as he is cleared by the doctors. He likely will be involved in the running and passing game against the Washington Commanders and can be a possible flex option in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Scott was not able to play in the last game but seems to have a good chance to be in uniform for Week 4. He will be involved in the offense if he is active but is only a possible flex option in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Hurts was a little inaccurate and threw a couple of picks in Week 3. He's the QB6 in fantasy right now, and that can be attributed to three passing TDs and three INTs. He should round into form and be a high-end weekly option.

Huddle Up: Smith appears good to go. He's been a dominant force for fantasy and is a high-end WR2 as long as he's healthy.

Huddle Up: Gainwell is likely to split time with D'Andre Swift so consider him an RB3 option this week.

Huddle Up: Gainwell did not play in the last game but is on track to play in Week 3. He probably will share playing time with D'Andre Swift but can still be at least a flex option in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Smith seems to have a good chance to play in the Week 3 game, but fantasy players should monitor the situation. He has caught a touchdown in each of the first two games and should be a starter in all leagues if he is cleared to play.

Huddle Up: Scott appears to be making progress in his recovery but still needs to pass his concussion tests before he is cleared to play. He could be a possible flex option in some leagues if he is active for the game.

Huddle Up: There's been nothing to suggest Smith is in any danger of sitting in Week 3. With 178 yards and two touchdowns in two games, Smith has been the Eagles' best receiver and should be in lineups as a high-end WR2 every week.

Huddle Up: Gainwell's return to practice on Thursday puts him on track to return in Week 3, but what he returns to should he play remains to be seen. Gainwell dominated touches in Week 1 but D'Andre Swift went off in his absence and is clearly the better back. Even if he's active, Gainwell is best left on the bench until this situation sorts itself out.

Huddle Up: After being targeted once without a catch versus New England, Goedert was heavily involved on Thursday night, leading the team in targets and receptions. It didn't result in much yardage, and fantasy owners surely expected more from a tight end that might've eclipsed 1,000 yards in 2022 if he hadn't missed a month due to injury. As frustrating as these first two games have been, don't do anything rash. Goedert is a proven upper-tier producer at the position. Be patient.

Huddle Up: Inactive in Week 1, Penny was up Thursday night with Kenneth Gainwell (ribs) ruled out. He didn't see action until Boston Scott (head) departed with a head injury, and even then he was merely sprinkled in while the team leaned on D'Andre Swift. It's concerning that, on a night where the Eagles ran 48 times for 259 yards, Penny barely got a sniff. He's probably worth holding onto for a least a bit longer, though if you're in need of a roster spot you'd be justified in pulling the plug on Penny.

Huddle Up: After logging just two touches in Week 1, Swift was the man on Thursday night. His 28 carries more than tripled those of Boston Scott, who ran five times before departing with a head injury, and Rashaad Penny, who had three carries. Kenneth Gainwell (ribs), who led the way in the opener, was inactive due to a rib injury. Swift's effort shows the kind of upside he possesses, but how much action will he get when Gainwell is healthy? Does this performance earn him more snaps? Is Philly looking to save him for big spots after years of struggling to stay healthy? It's unclear. For now, keep Swift on your roster and let's hope the situation starts to clarify a bit in Week 3.

Huddle Up: With Kenneth Gainwell already sidelined, an injury to Scott could open the door for Rashaad Penny to log any touches that don't go to D'Andre Swift.

Huddle Up: D'Andre Swift, Boston Scott and Rashaad Penny should all be involved in the offense in Week 2 with Gainwell sidelined. None of the running backs are probably more than flex options in fantasy leagues since the workloads are not known.

Huddle Up: Gainwell surprisingly dominated the workload in the Eagles' backfield in Week 1 with 18 touches, while D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott had two apiece and Rashaad Penny was inactive. Penny will be active if Gainwell sits, but it's anyone's guess how things will shake out between he, Swift and Scott. This murky situation is best avoided, if possible.

Huddle Up: Gainwell led the team in carries in the Week 1 game, so fantasy players should monitor his status over the next few days. He can be at least a flex option in deeper leagues if he is active for Week 2.

Huddle Up: Swift's lack of usage, especially in the passing game, was a surprise, especially with Rashaad Penny declared inactive. Don't send Swift to the waiver wire just yet, but Kenneth Gainwell looks like the No. 1 back in Philadelphia and needs to be added where available.

Huddle Up: With Rashaad Penny inactive, Gainwell dominated the carries, and he was also more involved in the passing game than D'Andre Swift. It is a one-game sample, but Gainwell looks like the lead back in Philadelphia. Pick him up where available.

Huddle Up: D'Andre Swift, Kenneth Gainwell and Boston Scott probably will all be involved in the offense this week against the New England Patriots. Swift probably has the most fantasy value among the three but probably is not more than a flex option. Gainwell could also be a possible flex option for some players.

Huddle Up: Penny was assumed to be the early-down back for the Eagles, but it sounds like Gainwell may fill that role while D'Andre Swift handles passing downs. The situation is worth keeping an eye during the rest of the preseason, and Gainwell is at least worth a late-round pick.

Huddle Up: If Rashaad Penny handles a majority of the early down work, Swift's upside is going to be capped. On the flip side, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Penny and Swift see time as the feature back, considering the injury history of both players.

Huddle Up: The Eagles probably will be using a committee at running back this season, but Penny could see a majority of the carries during the season. Fantasy players should monitor the situation because Penny can be at least a No. 3 fantasy back depending on his role.

Huddle Up: Goedert has turned into one of the more explosive options at the tight end position the past couple of seasons, and with Jalen Hurts leading one of the top offenses, Goedert has top-five upside at the tight end spot.