AnalysisMalik Nabers will be a game-time decision Sunday night ahead of the Giants' game with the Cowboys. Luke Hales / Getty ImagesSept. 13, 2026 Updated 11:57 am EDTYour fantasy roster will never again be as healthy as it is right now, today. It’s basically all downhill from here. Next week, your IR slots will be filled and three other dudes on your squad will be questionable. But hey, it’s not supposed to be easy. The road to any fantasy title is beset with challenges.We do still have certain unanswered injury questions heading into Sunday’s slate, unfortunately. The biggest unknown as of this writing is the status of New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers, who missed most of last season following an ACL tear. Nabers practiced fully during the week, a great sign, but still left open the possibility that he might not be quite ready to return to game action. New York has elevated a pair of receivers from the practice squad (Braxton Berrios, Dalen Cambre), which is certainly a warning flare. The Giants host the Cowboys on Sunday night, so let’s be proactive about potential replacements for Nabers in fantasy.We will update this post when we receive the official inactives list ahead of each Sunday game window. Here are the key actives and inactives from Sunday’s early games:Active, 1 p.m.Rome Odunze (calf) at CARKyle Monangai (knee) at CARJonathon Brooks (groin) vs. CHIEmeka Egbuka (toe) at CINBreece Hall (groin) at TENAlec Pierce (ankle) vs. BALZay Flowers (hamstring) at INDInactive, 1 p.m.Jalen McMillan (knee) at CIN – Tez Johnson and Ted Hurst should see enhanced roles.Sean Tucker (hamstring) at CIN – Bucky Irving and Kenny Gainwell split the backfield.Alvin Kamara (knee) at DET – Travis Etienne is unchallenged, Kendre Miller will be the RB2.Tua Tagovailoa (oblique) at PIT – Cooper Rush will start, but he experienced back spasms on Saturday. Not great. Preseason hero Jack Strand is QB2.