Alshon Jeffery is expected to miss at least the first two weeks of the season, but the Philadelphia Eagles will activate him to the roster with optimism he could be back by Week 3, according to sources.

While speaking with the media, Doug Pederson remained noncommittal about the wide receiver's status.

Jeffery underwent shoulder surgery in February following Philadelpha's Super Bowl victory.

If Jeffery remained on the PUP list, he'd be forced to miss the first six games of the season.

Jordan Reed has missed the entire preseason, but should be ready to play for the Washington Redskins in Week One.

Reed, 28, is dealing with a toe injury and has struggled to remain healthy throughout his career.

The Redskins open the season on Sept. 9 against the Arizona Cardinals.

Andrew Luck didn't practice Monday because of a "minor" foot injury suffered in Saturday's preseason game.

Frank Reich said Luck could practice on Tuesday and he'd be ready to go if the season started this weekend.

The Indianapolis Colts wrap up the preseason on Thursday, but it had already been determined that Luck would sit the contest out.

Luck suffered the injury when he scrambled for 15 yards before being caught from behind in the second quarter in the team's third preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers.

"Really, once you look back at that play, you're at the point of no return once you take it up inside," Reich said. "If you're going toward the boundary, that's one thing -- you can protect yourself. But once you kind of take it up the middle and there's a guy chasing you from behind, you're kind of committed to go finish that thing out. I think it was the right decision."

Marqise Lee will miss the 2018 season because of the knee injury he suffered in the Jacksonville Jaguars' third preseason game. 

The Jaguars didn't specify the nature of the injury but he will undergo surgery.

Lee, who signed a four-year, $34 million contract ($16.5 million guaranteed) in March, is the Jaguars' most experienced receiver, with 171 catches for 2,166 yards and eight touchdowns in four seasons with the team. 

"I feel very confident about the players that we have at that position," Doug Marrone said. "I still it as competition there. We're not settled on some of the spots at receiver, but we feel that we're good enough to go into the season with the guys that we think can make the team."

Saquon Barkley practiced fully on Sunday for the first time since August 13th as he's dealt with a hamstring injury.

Barkley made several nice cuts and didn't appear to have any limitations.

Barkley was the No. 2 overall pick in this year's draft.

Carson Wentz has still not been cleared for contact with the Philadelphia Eagles' first game of 2018 less than two weeks away.

Doug Pederson said he would like to give Wentz at least one week of practice before he plays.

The Eagles will start Nick Foles at quarterback until Wentz is healthy enough to return.

Marquise Lee suffered a left knee injury when he was tackled by Damontae Kazee. Lee was carted off the field.

Kazee was penalized on the play for lowering his helmet to initiate contact.

Lee is the Jaguars' most experienced receiver, with 171 catches for 2,166 yards and eight touchdowns in four seasons with the Jaguars.

Hayden Hurst will be out three to four weeks with a stress fracture in his foot.

The Baltimore Ravens selected tight end Hurst with the 25th overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

Hurst will undergo a procedure to insert a screw in his foot.

Travis Frederick announced he is suffering from Guillain-Barré syndrome, an autoimmune disease.

Frederick, a Pro Bowl center, was diagnosed with the disease after exhaustive tests conducted over the past few days. He has received treatments over the past 48 hours.

There is no timetable for Frederick to be cleared to play.

"I am feeling much better from an overall strength perspective," Frederick said in a statement Wednesday. "I will continue these treatments over the next few days. I am very optimistic about my condition and the immediate future, as I have been told that the illness was detected at a fairly early stage."

Seattle Seahawks running back J.D. McKissic is expected to be sidelined four to six weeks because of a broken bone in his foot, according to a source.

McKissic suffered a Jones fracture, which is on the outside of his foot.

He was competing with Mike Davis and C.J. Prosise for a roster spot behind Chris Carson and Rashaad Penny on the depth chart.