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– The Cowboys running back situation, featuring Joseph Randle, Darren McFadden and Lance Dunbar, has not come into any greater focus for the 2015 season per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. As a result, we’ve moved Randle, who still figures to eventually land in the catbird’s seat of the this competition, down somewhat in the cheat sheet’s most recent updates. The optimistic hope for Randle was that he would have separated himself somewhat coming into Week 3’s preseason dress rehearsals. We still have a very hard time trusting Darren McFadden, though, and view Lance Dunbar as mainly a non-factor for first and second-down duties, so Randle’s recent ADP slip might actually mean he can be had for better value due to the current murkiness of the situation.

– Per ESPN New Orleans, C.J. Spiller is rumored to “likely” be unavailable for the first two weeks of the season, making his current Round 6 ADP seem just a bit steep.

BREAKING NEWS: Sources have told our @ScottyAESPN that #Saints running back CJ Spiller will likely miss the 1st two weeks of the 2015 season

— ESPN New Orleans (@ESPNRadioNOLA) August 27, 2015

– The Ultimate Draft Cheat Sheet was updated following the news of Martavis Bryant‘s suspension Thursday to make sure his new status of being in line to miss the first-quarter of the 2015 season was reflected.

Steelers WR Martavis Bryant is facing 4-game suspension for violating Substance Abuse Policy, per league sources. Suspension under appeal.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 27, 2015

However, Bryant will appeal the suspension. If he was hit for four games, that means he was already in the substance abuse program and the easy culprit to point at would likely be weed. It’s not out of the realm of possibility that Bryant gets the suspension cut from four to two games like teammate Le’Veon Bell, so if he slips far enough in pre-appeal drafts, there could be a point in which it’s worth taking the gamble in hopes of a reduction.

– A good friend of RosterWatch, Aaron Wilson (of @RavensInsider fame who now covers the Texans) reports that Arian Foster could be back much sooner than initially planned – possibly even in September.

Best-case scenario for Arian Foster, if no setbacks in rehab from groin surgery, likely end of September, per sources.

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) August 24, 2015

Foster’s ADP has crept up a bit over the last week via FFCalculator – almost an entire round.

– ESPN.com took a survey of all its team writers to name one breakout fantasy player from each NFL Team. Here is a recap of the beat writer answers from the NFC:

Cowboys – WR Cole Beasley – “So far in training camp, Beasley has not been defended. His quickness in the slot makes him a matchup nightmare.”

Giants – RB Shane Vereen – “They signed him as a passing-down back because of his ability to catch the ball, but they also see him as an excellent pass protector at running back. The Giants have significant question marks at both tackle positions and could struggle in pass protection. If they do, Vereen could be on the field more than expected out of necessity.”

Eagles – WR Nelson Agholor – “It would be overstating it to compare rookie wide receiver Nelson Agholor to last year’s rookie star, Odell Beckham Jr. But in the preseason, Agholor showed flashes of that kind of playmaking ability.”

Redskins – RB Alfred Morris – “He’s comfortable in a power-based scheme because of his footwork and patience. The line should be improved in its run blocking.”

Bears – WR Eddie Royal – “I’d be surprised if Royal doesn’t exceed the numbers he put up last year in San Diego (62-778-7).”

Lions – QB Matthew Stafford – “Stafford has the full complement of weapons, something he didn’t have that often a season ago. He also is in the second year of the offensive scheme devised by coordinator Joe Lombardi and has looked extremely sharp throughout most of training camp.”

Packers – WR Ty Montgomery – “He’s a multi-dimensional player who might be the Packers’ most impressive rookie.”

Vikings – WR Charles Johnson – “Charles Johnson emerged as Teddy Bridgewater‘s favorite receiver late last season and has been the team’s starting split end all through training camp.”

Falcons – WR Leonard Hankerson – “Injuries have hampered his progress, but a healthy Hankerson has a legit chance to be a secondary threat behind Julio Jones.”

Panthers – WR Devin Funchess – “At 6-foot-4, 228 pounds, he should get a lot of looks in the red zone with teams focused on tight end Greg Olsen.”

Saints – WR Brandon Coleman – “The 6-foot-6, 225-pounder seems to have emerged as New Orleans’ No. 3 receiver this summer (despite the fact that he hasn’t produced in preseason games yet).”

Bucs – TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins – “Seferian-Jenkins is healthy now and the Bucs believe he can turn in 60 or more catches.”

Cardinals – WR John Brown – “Brown will have a larger role in the offense this season and it helps that he’s one of Carson Palmer‘s favorite targets.”

49ers – TE Vernon Davis – “The Niners not only promised he would be a bigger part of the offense this year but, well, they need him. It has the makings of a perfect fantasy storm for the Niners … in good way.”

Seahawks – QB Russell Wilson – “Wilson’s 849 rushing yards were tied for 16th most among all players last season, and he scored six rushing touchdowns.”

Rams – Rams D/ST – “This group looks poised for a breakout season that could result in plenty of sacks, takeaways and even touchdowns.”