As the new NFL season kicks off with Week 1, fans eagerly await the action on the field. However, injuries have already begun to take their toll on some teams. Here's a rundown of the notable injuries that each team is currently dealing with leading up to the games.

In Thursday night's season opener, the Baltimore Ravens suffered a setback as veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy was forced to exit early after fracturing an orbital bone. The severity of his injury is still uncertain, and it remains to be seen how much time he will miss on the field.

Moving on to the Philadelphia Eagles, they will be without cornerback Isaiah Rodgers, who is dealing with a hand injury, and linebacker Devin White, who is nursing an ankle issue. White's absence opens up an opportunity for three-year veteran Nakobe Dean to make his fifth career start.

The Green Bay Packers have a few players listed as questionable on the injury report, with limited participation in Thursday's practice. However, their status is seen as a positive sign for their potential availability in the upcoming game.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, on the other hand, have several key players ruled out. Offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo, wide receiver Roman Wilson, and defensive end Logan Lee are all sidelined due to respective injuries. Quarterback Russell Wilson is listed as questionable with a calf concern, and his availability for the game remains uncertain.

Switching our focus to the Atlanta Falcons, cornerback Antonio Hamilton Sr. will miss the game due to a groin injury. However, the Falcons will have the talented tight end Kyle Pitts on the field, as he has fully participated in practice over the past two days.

While the injury updates for some teams look concerning, others are hopeful for a quick recovery. Russell Wilson of the Steelers is optimistic about his chances of playing, despite being limited in practice recently. In his absence, Justin Fields will be ready to step up as he had extended playing time with the first-team offense during Wilson's absence.

As the Week 1 matchups approach, keeping an eye on these injury updates will be crucial for fans and fantasy football enthusiasts alike. Teams are working tirelessly to manage these setbacks and ensure they have capable replacements ready to step in.

It's a reminder that injuries can have a profound impact on the game, and the ability of teams to adapt and overcome will be a defining factor in the early stages of the NFL season.