Jets WR Davante Adams (wrist, illness) did not practice on Wednesday. It's unclear if it was the wrist, illness, or both that kept him out. Adams seemed to come out of the Week 10 loss to the Cardinals OK. We'll see if he gets back on the practice field tomorrow, but we're still tentatively expecting him to play vs. the Colts on Sunday.
Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill (wrist) did not practice on Wednesday. Battling a torn ligament in his wrist, Hill probably won't practice much early in the week the rest of the season. We're expecting him to play his usual role against the Raiders on Sunday but will keep you updated on his status for that one.
Lions TE Sam LaPorta (shoulder) did not practice on Wednesday. HC Dan Campbell said earlier this week that LaPorta's injury isn't serious, but that he could miss this weekend's game vs. the Jaguars. Detroit would probably be just fine without LaPorta in that one. We're tentatively projecting him to miss Week 11 but will keep you updated on his status.
Jaguars RB Tank Bigsby (ankle) did not practice on Wednesday. He got banged up in last week's loss to the Vikings, finishing with just two carries on 10 snaps. HC Doug Pederson said afterward that it was "nothing serious," but Bigsby's status bears monitoring over the next few days. His absence would make RB Travis Etienne a more palatable fantasy play against the Lions on Sunday.
Commanders K Austin Seibert (hip) is out for Thursday night's game vs. the Eagles. Zane Gonzalez will kick for Washington again. He nailed both of his FGs and all three XPs last week but is a middling Week 11 fantasy option with the Commanders 3.5-point underdogs to Philadelphia.
Commanders RB Brian Robinson (hamstring) is not listed on the final Week 11 injury report. He was upgraded to full participation in Wednesday's practice after being limited on Tuesday. Robinson figures to step back in as Washington's lead early-down back vs. the Eagles on Thursday night. It's a tough spot, though, with the Commanders 3.5-point underdogs against the league's second-ranked RB defense.
Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy underwent a second surgery on his right knee earlier this week, HC Kevin O'Connell said Wednesday. McCarthy originally went under the knife on August 14 to repair a torn meniscus. According to ESPN's Kevin Seifert, this latest procedure was a "biologic injection" to address swelling in the knee that developed during the rehab process. McCarthy's recovery timeline has not changed, meaning he's still expected to be ready for the 2025 campaign. This sounds like a minor footnote in McCarthy's story, but we'll continue to keep an eye on his rehab. He remains a strong dynasty stash in this O'Connell-led passing game.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid said Wednesday that there's a "good chance" WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring) plays vs. the Bills this weekend. Smith-Schuster exploded for a 7-130-0 line in Week 5 and promptly hurt his hamstring, missing the past three games. He returns to a WR corps that's since added DeAndre Hopkins. We're expecting JuJu to step back in as Kansas City's primary slot receiver between Hopkins and Xavier Worthy, but he'll likely be the No. 3 target behind Hopkins and TE Travis Kelce.
Bengals WR Tee Higgins participated in Wednesday's walkthrough, which HC Zac Taylor said "is for players who intend to play on Sunday," per ESPN's Ben Baby. Higgins didn't take any practice reps but has made "encouraging progress," Taylor added. Higgins continues to track toward a return for Sunday night's game vs. the Chargers. We'll keep you updated on his progress.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid said Wednesday that RB Isiah Pacheco (leg) is unlikely to play vs. the Bills this weekend. Pacheco will return to practice this week but needs to ramp up after missing the last two months. We're tentatively expecting him back for Week 12's game vs. the Panthers. RB Kareem Hunt gets at least one more week as Kansas City's workhorse.
Colts QB Anthony Richardson has been announced as the starter by HC Shane Steichen. After spending two weeks as the back-up to QB Joe Flacco, Richardson is back in the starting role. The Colts are currently 4-6 and in desperation mode to get back into the playoff hunt in the AFC
Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence (shoulder) won't play vs. the Lions this weekend, HC Doug Pederson said Wednesday. Jacksonville gets a Week 12 bye, so perhaps we see Lawrence again in Week 13. But he's reportedly considering season-ending surgery on his injured left shoulder. Lawrence has no reason to rush back to the soon-to-be 2-9 Jags. QB Mac Jones gets another start on Sunday after an ugly Week 10: 111 yards, 0 TDs, and 2 INTs. That came against a tough Vikings defense, but this weekend's matchup against the Lions isn't much easier. Jones isn't a recommended play in any format and makes Jacksonville's skill-position players tough to trust.
Texans WR Nico Collins (hamstring) is expected to practice all week and play against the Cowboys on Monday night, according to insider Aaron Wilson. "He's 100 percent ready to go," a source told Wilson. Collins was seemingly close to playing against the Lions this past week, but the Texans played it safe with his return. We'll look for further updates on his status, but we're tentatively expecting Collins to play something close to his usual role against the Cowboys. He sits high in the Week 11 WR Rankings.
Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill told ESPN's Lisa Salters that he's been playing through a torn ligament in his wrist. It's been an issue since training camp, Hill said, but worsened when he was detained by police the morning of Week 1. Hill was a game-time decision for Week 10 but wound up playing a normal 87% of Miami's offensive snaps. He finished with just three catches on four targets for 16 yards and a score, but it's tough to know how big a factor the wrist was. Hill remains a must-start in fantasy lineups for now. We'll continue to keep an eye on the wrist and his role in Miami's offense.
Commanders K Austin Seibert (hip) remained sidelined for Tuesday's practice. He's not looking like a good bet to kick vs. the Eagles on Thursday night. Make sure you have an alternative lined up if your waivers run tonight. K Zane Gonzalez made both of his FGs and all three XPs filling in for Seibert last week.
Commanders RB Brian Robinson (hamstring) got in a limited practice on Tuesday. He said afterward that he believes he has a "great chance" to play vs. the Eagles on Thursday night. We'll see how he's listed on the final injury report tomorrow. With the Commanders 3.5-point underdogs, Robinson will be just a RB3 if he ends up playing.
The Raiders are expected to start QB Desmond Ridder vs. the Dolphins this weekend, according to The Athletic's Vic Tafur. The news is buried in an article about the general state of the Raiders -- and we haven't seen it reported anywhere else. But we'll go with it for now.
Rams RB Kyren Williams rushed 15 times for 62 yards and caught 5 balls for 20 yards in Monday’s loss to Miami. After notching a seven-game scoring streak to open the year, Williams has now gone two straight matchups without a TD.
The Chiefs are planning to designate RB Isiah Pacheco (leg) to return from IR this week, according to insider Jordan Schultz. That means Pacheco will get back on the practice field, although we're still not expecting him to play against the Bills on Sunday coming off a lengthy layoff. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said about a week ago that Pacheco was targeting a late-November return, which would be Week 12 or 13. He seems on track for that. Pacheco might be a risky fantasy start in his first game back, but expect him to quickly re-establish himself as at least a weekly RB2.
Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert didn’t receive a carry in Monday’s upset win over the Rams. He played just 15% of the snaps and ran a route on 7 of his 8 total snaps. Previously, Mostert saw 6+ carries in each game.
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