
The Bengals held Ross out of last Sunday's season-opening loss to the Ravens while he continued to recover from the sprained left knee he suffered during the preseason, but he appears in no danger of being sidelined for Thursday's matchup with the Texans. After taking part fully in the Bengals' team walkthrough Monday, Ross's availability for all portions of practice Tuesday should put him on track to make his NFL debut in Week 2. The rookie is listed as the fifth receiver on the Bengals' depth chart, so he probably won't be worthy of much more than a speculative pickup in deeper fantasy leagues until he's able to carve out a meaningful role behind the likes of A.J. Green, Tyler Eifert and Brandon LaFell in the team's passing attack.

























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