With Week 1 nearly in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games.

Chargers rookie RB Ryan Mathews raced in for a 27-yard touchdown, and you could hear the fantasy world let out a collective, “thanks for nothing,” and all of the general grousing that comes along with a frustrated fantasy enthusiasts.

With Sunday’s Week 16 games in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries around the league, starting with an update on Chargers RB Mike Tolbert.

Chargers Pro Bowl TE Antonio Gates (toe), WR Malcom Floyd (hamstring) and RB Mike Tolbert (hand) all will play Sunday against the Raiders after being listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report.

Chargers RB Mike Tolbert (hand) was limited in practice on Friday, the first time he was able to practice at all this week. Tolbert is listed as questionable on the Chargers injury report, while rookie Ryan Mathews (ankle) is probable after practicing all week.

Even with Ryan Mathews expected back this week, Mike Tolbert remains a viable fantasy option.

As if losing Vincent Jackson to an injury in his season debut wasn’t enough, the Chargers have now lost perhaps their biggest remaining playmaker — Mike Tolbert – to an injury against the Colts.

The Colts and Chargers will play in one of those proverbial games where you cannot tell the players without a program. Or at least both team’s receivers.

Giants RB Brandon Jacobs looked destined for the fantasy wood pile after disappearing in Week 2 and Week 3, but the bruising back has become a fantasy vulture after scoring his second touchdown of the game.

Ryan Mathews has seen more carries in Week 6, but Mike Tolbert remains the goal-line back in San Diego.

Ryan Mathews was back to work on Thursday, but he remains a risk for fantasy owners.

This whole Mike Tolbert thing in San Diego has been cute. Although cute might not be the adjective used by fantasy owners to describe the Chargers’ backfield committee. Excruciatingly frustrating might be more appropriate.

Ryan Mathews is continuing to be held back in the Chargers offense — and fantasy football.

You feel pretty good when your starting fantasy quarterback has a matchup against the Raiders. Who wouldn’t right? So when you see Philip Rivers against the Raiders this week, you think automatic start, and put him down for 25 fantasy points. (Or 25.48782347801 points if you use that annoying fractional function on the NFL.com scoring default.)

Arian Foster’s absence from the start of the Texans-Raiders game has fantasy owners in a tizzy.