Grant has burned a lot of fantasy owners who took him early. He has been dealing with a hamstring injury - a kind of injury that tends to linger. He had 18 of the 23 Packer carries and might be a better play in the future. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers used the Packers system very well. He threw to eight different receivers and none had more than five catches. He looks like a solid every week fantasy play. (SportsBuff.com)

Branch isn't expected to get as much work as Engram, and it would be smart to exercise more caution with Branch. The return from a serious knee injury would seem to be tougher than that from a broken collarbone. Don't start Branch yet. (SportsBuff.com)

Coach Mike Holmgren has called Engram the "soul of the team" this week and says that he'll get plenty of looks from the start. Engram makes for a solid play in PPR leagues, though others should hold off. Engram has never been much of a touchdown producer. (SportsBuff.com)

Even if he manages to play against the Giants, it's tough to expect Morris to be all that effective. Figure on Julius Jones being the starter and the featured runner. (SportsBuff.com)

Flynn threw his first professional pass last Sunday. He went 2-for-5 for six yards. The Packer are at home and Flynn could be a decent play for the risk takers out there. I don't think I'd go with him. (SportsBuff.com)

The Packer backup is Matt Flynn. Duck Rodgers, as I like to call him, has been a nice fantasy starter so far this season and has a nice match up in the Falcons. I'd steer clear of the situation and start someone else. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers will be a game-time decision based on his ability to throw the ball downfield. If he is able to play, he should be considered a good fantasy option for the Packers? home game against Atlanta. (SportsBuff.com)

He doesn't appear likely to return for the Week 5 matchup with Atlanta. (SportsBuff.com)

Driver may or may not rebound this week against Atlanta. The Falcons pass defense is suspect but Driver?s productivity may rest on the health of Aaron Rodgers right shoulder. (SportsBuff.com)

Rookies Matt Flynn and Brian Brohm split the reps in Rodgers absence today. Flynn has been the active QB behind Rodgers so far this year. Watch for further news on Rodgers? health. (SportsBuff.com)

The Packers D was already banged up heading into a match up against Atlanta. Now to go with Al Harris and AJ Hawk they lost Cullen Jenkins. This will probably cause a very long day for the rest of the Packers D trying to stop Michael "the Burner" Turner. (SportsBuff.com)

The already depleated Packer D just took another hit. Look for Falcon QB Matt Ryan and RB Michael Turner to ppost solid numbers this week. (SportsBuff.com)

The Seahawk offense has looked sharp so far this season. Coming off the bye week, look for the Seahawks to have a good offensive game plan and adding Branch would only help their chances of putting up big fantasy numbers. (SportsBuff.com)

The strain on Rodgers' shoulder could mean a greater need for an effective ground game for the Packers. Ryan Grant and Brandon Jackson could see more carries. (Sportsbuff.com)

Jenkins appears likely to miss at least the coming week but could be out for an extended period. It's a shame, because he has been a breakout IDP performer to this point. (SportsBuff.com)

Hawk has enjoyed a tremendous start to the season, and his absence would hurt IDP owners. (SportsBuff.com)

This is particularly disappointing because the Packers back was the healthiest he has been this season. Fortunately, a matchup with the Falcons awaits in Week 5. (SportsBuff.com)

Jennings has taken over as the Packers' clear No. 1 receiver after building his fantasy value a year ago with a rather fluky touchdown total. He's an every-week starter going forward. (SportsBuff.com)

We'll have to see, but any injury to his throwing shoulder is obviously bad news. (SportsBuff.com)

We'll probably have to wait until we actually see him make it through a game before getting him back into IDP lineups. (SportsBuff.com)

Now, if only he can show up in the end zone. Go ahead and take a chance on him doing so. (SportsBuff.com)

Aaron Rouse put up good numbers in his absence, so Bigby owners should consider him in Week 4. Even if Bigby returns, his tenuous hamstring doesn't make for a safe bet on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Bigby might not be able to go in Week 4 either, which would make Rouse worth IDP consideration again. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Collins has picked off a pass in each of the past two contests but has continued the mediocre tackle output that has been the norm for him. He still doesn't make for a strong IDP when he's healthy. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

That would indicate to me that Barnett is likely to play in Week 4. We'll what comes, though. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

It's easy to lose him behind Lofa Tatupu and Julian Peterson, but Hill will remind us every so often that he's pretty good, too. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Woodson could take a slight hit to his fantasy value in Harris' absence. A replacement on the other side will look much more attractive than Harris or Woodson. Of course, the veteran is a boom-or-bust type, so you always start him at your own risk. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Harris isn't much of an IDP candidate, but his absence could hurt the value of Charles Woodson. Opponents would likely favor targeting Harris' replacement (probably Tramon Williams) over challenging Woodson too often. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Rouse, who started three games when free safety Nick Collins was hurt last season, intercepted two passes as a rookie. He could be a deep IDP sleeper. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

This takes away a top IDP, though Rouse could be a sleeper. Let's hope Bigby returns to Week 4. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

If you're deciding between him and other top options, it might not be a bad idea to go in another direction in light of his 20 yards on 15 carries against the lowly Lions. If you're other options aren't on Grant's level generally, though, you should probably go ahead and take a chance on the Packer back. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

If he sits on your waiver wire, now might be a good time to stash him on your bench. Especially in a PPR league, Engram should be able to contribute right away. He led Seattle with 92 catches last year. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

The team will certainly be ready for him whenever he can return. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

The Packers are just being cautious, and Grant will most likely play Sunday. He'll probably start taking reps Thursday and Friday. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

The former USC Trojan has done little since a nice rookie season despite having plenty of chances in Carolina and working in a relatively shallow Denver receiving corps. He should get an opportunity again with the Seahawks, but it's tough to expect much from him. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Robinson's talent has never been questioned, but repeated DUIs had led teams to voluntarily remove him from the league. If he can stay under control, there is certainly opportunity in Seattle with all of the injuries. Robinson could even move into a starting role once he works off the rust ... at least if that happens before Bobby Engram or Deion Branch returns. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

On the plus side, at least the team can get a group rate on surgeries. Also, it can only be a matter of time before Seattle signs Andre Rison. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

The fact that his team compiled eight sacks against San Francisco certainly seems to speak more to the opponent's vulnerability than Jackson's individual performance. Still, a pair of sacks can never be seen as anything but good news for a young end. We'll see what he can do against Orlando Pace this week. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

In case you missed it before, Detroit is a tremendous matchup for defenders, especially those named Aaron Kampman. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)