The Facts: Carson Wentz took a few plays off for medical examination but returned before halftime. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Wentz took a hard shot to the ribs earlier in the game and was seen holding his chest while walking to the sidelines. McCown replaced Wentz for a moment but Wentz returned shortly after. With the injuries surrounding Wentz tonight, he may be in for a long second half.

The Facts: David Johnson's wrist injury is not expected to affect his status for next week. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: If Johnson were to miss any time, backup running back Chase Edmonds would be the beneficiary. For now, it seems like Johnson should not have a problem suiting up in Week 3.

The Facts: Alshon Jeffery is questionable to return versus the Falcons due to a calf injury. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Dallas Goedert, DeSean Jackson, and now Alshon Jeffery are all dealing with injuries at the moment. The string of injuries should force the Eagles to turn to rookie J.J. Arcega-Whiteside and Nelson Agholor. Both will see a significant increase in snaps until some of the Philly weapons return.

The Facts: DeSean Jackson is questionable to return with a groin injury. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Jackson was electric in Week 1 but now he's dealing with a groin injury that may limit his top-end speed even if he does return. His injury may pave the way for more J.J. Arcega-Whiteside this week.

The Facts: Dallas Goedert suffered a calf injury and is questionable to return. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Goedert is one of the more prominent backup tight ends in the NFL but he's still outside the starting rotation. This provides a small boost for Zach Ertz, who won't be coming off the field or sharing the field with Goedert for now.

The Facts: Damien Williams left the Kansas City game with a knee injury in the fourth quarter. He did not return. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: The Chiefs were up 18 points at the time of Williams' injury so they didn't need him for the final few minutes. LeSean McCoy is in line to get a tremendous boost in touches if Williams is out for an extended period of time. Darwin Thompson is worth monitoring in that scenario as well.

The Facts: Drew Brees was spotted struggling to even hold a football on the sidelines. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Brees is listed as questionable to return but if he can't hold a football it seems unlikely that he'll be back in this game. Teddy Bridgewater should play the rest of the game and any games Brees misses. The Saints weapons all get small downgrades without their Hall of Fame passer under center.

The Facts: Tyler Higbee will not return to the Rams contest with the Saints. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Gerald Everett gets a major boost as he figures to take over most of the snaps at tight end. Cooper Kupp may also get a small bump in targets as the receiver most likely to pick up any short to intermediate targets left by Higbee.

The Facts: Drew Brees is currently dealing with a hand injury and is questionable to return. Teddy Bridgewater is in to replace him. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Teddy Bridgewater is one of the better backups in the league. The Saints offense will survive without Brees but this is a major downgrade for all New Orleans pass-catchers. They may look to lean on Alvin Kamara and Latavius Murray.

The Facts: Devin Singletary suffered a non-contact hamstring injury and will not return. Reported by Twitter.com

Diehards Line: Non-contact injuries tend to turn out for the worse and the fact the Singletary was ruled out immediately only makes things worse. Frank Gore takes over as the lead-back. T.J. Yeldon may get in the mix but he has yet to register a touch in Week 2.