Sports Medicine Doc Jesse Morse breaks down Fantasy Football Week 1 Injury Report Including Love, Puka, CMC, Nabers, and Many More

Jet lag isn’t just a travel problem, it can be a performance problem. With Week 1 right around the corner, we sit down with Dr. Jesse Morse, double board certified in sports medicine and family medicine and the voice behind The Injury Experts, to get clear, practical NFL injury analysis you can actually use for fantasy football and game day decisions.  We start with how Dr. Morse evaluates injuries without touching the player: video mechanics, practice participation, beat reporter wording, and historical comparisons from a deep injury database. Then we go big picture with the Australia matchup and why extreme travel can disrupt circadian rhythm, hydration, reaction time, and even raise injury risk when teams do not have enough time to acclimate.  From there, we go player by player: Puka Nacua’s rare psoas issue and why core and hip injuries can linger, Christian McCaffrey’s workload and practice trends, and George Kittle’s surprisingly quick Achilles return with an eye on compensation injuries. We also break down high ankle sprains and why they are not “just an ankle,” Malik Nabers’ complicated ACL path including a cyclops lesion, Rome Odunze’s unclear leg concern, and the reality of turf toe for skill players. We wrap with Packers angles like Marshawn Lloyd’s injury history and Tucker Kraft coming off ACL, plus rapid fire bounce back, regression, and breakout calls.  If you want sharper injury timelines and smarter fantasy decisions, subscribe, share the show with a league mate, and leave a review so more fans can find us.