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Fantasy football injury report: Week 2 Friday walkthrough

Keep up with all of the notable fantasy football injuries heading into Week 2.

ARIZONA CARDINALS
No injuries of fantasy note.

ATLANTA FALCONS
No injuries of fantasy note.

BALTIMORE RAVENS
No injuries of fantasy note.

BUFFALO BILLS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CAROLINA PANTHERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CHICAGO BEARS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CINCINNATI BENGALS (played Thursday)
TE C.J. Uzomah (Achilles) will miss the rest of the 2020 season after suffering a torn Achilles tendon in Week 2.

CLEVELAND BROWNS (played Thursday)
TE David Njoku (knee) was placed on the Reserve/Injured list and is out for at least three games.

DALLAS COWBOYS
WR Amari Cooper (foot) was limited Thursday but fully practiced Friday. He is not on the injury report. TE Blake Jarwin (knee) tore an anterior cruciate ligament in Week 1 and done for the year. He was placed on IR this week.

DENVER BRONCOS
WR Courtland Sutton (shoulder) was limited in practice all week long and is questionable. He’ll be a game-time decision but isn’t expected to play.

DETROIT LIONS
WR Kenny Golladay (hamstring) has been ruled out once again.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

HOUSTON TEXANS
WR Brandin Cooks (quadriceps) was limited all week and is a game-time decision with a questionable tag.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
RB Marlon Mack (Achilles) was placed on IR after Week 1 and is done for the season.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
No injuries of fantasy note.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
No injuries of fantasy note.

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
RB Justin Jackson (quadriceps) is officially listed as doubtful.

LOS ANGELES RAMS
No injuries of fantasy note.

MIAMI DOLPHINS
WR DeVante Parker (hamstring) is a game-time decision after being listed as questionable. He didn’t fully practice.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
No injuries of fantasy note.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
WRs Julian Edelman (knee) and N’Keal Harry (shoulder) are both questionable after limited practice sessions all week. Check the Sunday inactives to be safe, but it appears both will be available.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Monday night
WR Michael Thomas (ankle) is expected to miss a few weeks after suffering a high-ankle sprain in Week 1.

NEW YORK GIANTS
WR Golden Tate (hamstring) was limited all week and is questionable. He is not expected to play but will be a game-time decision.

NEW YORK JETS
WR Jamison Crowder (hamstring) was limited Wednesday and a DNP the last two practice sessions, rendering him unable to play in Week 2. RB Le’Veon Bell (hamstring) was placed on the Reserve/Injured earlier in the week and will miss at least three games.

OAKLAND RAIDERS – Monday night
WR Henry Ruggs (knee) did not practice Thursday or Friday and will receive an official designation after Saturday’s session, since this is a Monday Night Football contest. He appears trending toward being unlikely to play.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
RB Miles Sanders (hamstring) will play in Week 2 and is not on the injury report. WR Alshon Jeffery (foot) once again has been ruled out.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
TE George Kittle (knee) will not play in Week 2 after spraining his medial collateral ligament in the opening weekend. WR Deebo Samuel (foot) remains on the Reserve/Injured list and is eligible to return after Week 3.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
RB Rashaad Penny (knee) remains on the Reserve/Injured list.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
WR Chris Godwin (concussion) is doubtful to play in Week 2 and remains in the concussion protocol.

TENNESSEE TITANS
Rookie RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring) will miss another game. WR A.J. Brown (knee) did not practice all week and has been ruled out.

WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM
No injuries of fantasy note.

Fantasy football injury report: Week 1 Friday walkthrough

Find out the latest status of your fantasy football weapons who are on the mend entering Week 1.

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00 p.m. ET) and teams on the West Coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions:

ARIZONA CARDINALS
No injuries of fantasy note

ATLANTA FALCONS
No injuries of fantasy note

BALTIMORE RAVENS
No injuries of fantasy note.

BUFFALO BILLS
No injuries of fantasy note

CAROLINA PANTHERS
No injuries of fantasy note

CHICAGO BEARS
RB David Montgomery (groin) has been slowly trending in the positive direction, and he’s officially questionable after fully practicing Thursday and Friday.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
No injuries of fantasy note

CLEVELAND BROWNS
No injuries of fantasy note

DALLAS COWBOYS
No injuries of fantasy note

DENVER BRONCOS – Monday night
After suffering an injury in Thursday’s practice, WR Courtland Sutton (shoulder) did not practice Friday. He is shaping up to be no more than a game-time decision. Rookie WR Jerry Jeudy could be heavily targeted in his debut as fellow rookie WR K.J. Hamler (hamstring) also is on the injury report.

DETROIT LIONS
WR Kenny Golladay (hamstring) wasn’t able to get right in time, and he’s listed as doubtful after sitting Thursday and Saturday. WR Danny Amendola (hamstring) also is on the injury report, but he’s questionable and is shaping up to be a game-time decision.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
No injuries of fantasy note

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
No injuries of fantasy note

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
No injuries of fantasy note

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
WR Mike Williams (shoulder) will be a game-time decision after failing to advance beyond a limited session all week. He’s officially questionable.

LOS ANGELES RAMS
No injuries of fantasy note

MIAMI DOLPHINS
No injuries of fantasy note

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
No injuries of fantasy note

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
WR N’Keal Harry (shoulder) is questionable but fully practiced Friday, so he should be expected to play. It is the Patriots, so nothing is ever for sure when it comes to a questionable tag.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
No injuries of fantasy note

NEW YORK GIANTS – Monday night
WR Golden Tate (hamstring) was limited the first two days of practice and will be eligible to receive a designation Saturday.

NEW YORK JETS
Rookie WR Denzel Mims (hamstrings) still isn’t healthy, and he will not play in what would have been his NFL debut.

OAKLAND RAIDERS
No injuries of fantasy note

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Veteran WR Alshon Jeffery (foot) was activated from the PUP list but isn’t ready to return after failing to get in even a limited session in the first week of practice. RB Miles Sanders (hamstring) is questionable after turning in nothing but limited sessions this week. He’ll be a game-time decision and could be on a snap count, if he dresses. WR Jalen Reagor (shoulder) will make his NFL debut after fully practicing in consecutive days and not receiving an injury label.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS – Monday night
WR Diontae Johnson (foot) was a full participant Friday after sitting Thursday. He still has one day to go with this being a Monday nighter.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
WR Deebo Samuel (foot) wasn’t able to get onto the practice field all week and has been ruled out. Rookie WR Brandon Aiyuk (hamstring) is questionable after a pair of limited sessions to close out the week.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
No injuries of fantasy note

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
In Tom Brady’s first start with the Buccaneers, it appears he will be without WR Mike Evans (hamstring). The star wideout is listed as doubtful and did not practice in full once during the week.

TENNESSEE TITANS – Monday night
Rookie RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring) was limited the first two days of practice and is trending toward being no better than a game-time decision. He’ll receive an update Saturday after practice.

WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM
No injuries of fantasy note

Seahawks Tuesday practice report: 3 wide receivers return to the field

Three Seattle Seahawks wide receivers returned to the practice field on Tuesday: Phillip Dorsett II, John Ursua, and Cody Thompson.

While the media isn’t allowed to report the majority of what goes on at practice throughout training camp, what the Seahawks release on their website is fair game.

Official practice and injury reports are not required until the week before the start of the regular season, here’s a round-up of who practiced and who didn’t on Tuesday, per the team’s official reporter, John Boyle.

As expected, three Seahawks wide receivers returned to practice after missing time over the last few days. On Sunday, coach Pete Carroll said Phillip Dorsett II, John Ursua, and Cody Thompson would resume work.

Cornerback Tre Flowers and defensive end Benson Mayowa were also present Tuesday on the practice field.

As for as those who did not participate, three Seattle players made the list: cornerback Shaquill Griffin, tackle Duane Brown and tackle Cedric Ogbuehi.

Coach Pete Carroll will likely provide more injury updates during his next press conference with the media.

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Friday walkthrough: Divisional Weekend

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: RB Mark Ingram (BAL), Will Fuller (HOU)

BALTIMORE RAVENS – Saturday
RB Mark Ingram (calf) has barely practiced since the end of the season, only getting in a single limited session on Thursday. He’s a very iffy questionable whose playing status will likely not be clarified until game-time. TE Mark Andrews (ankle) has been nursing his ankle injury since late in the season, but the off week seems to have helped. He put in three limited practices this week and is expected to play despite his questionable tag.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
As expected, RB Jamaal Williams (shoulder) resumed full practice this week and wasn’t listed on the team’s final injury report.

HOUSTON TEXANS
In a repeat of last weekend, WR Will Fuller (groin) was limited all week in practice and is a questionable game-time decision. WR Kenny Stills (knee) is expected to continue to play through his knee injury after another limited week of practice. TE Darren Fells (hip) showed up as limited in Friday’s practice and is questionable. TE Jordan Akins (hamstring) also had a limited week of practice and is questionable.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
TE Travis Kelce (knee) was limited in practice all week and is questionable, but fully expected to play.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS – Saturday
WR Adam Thielen (ankle) showed up as questionable after missing practice on Thursday due to getting “cleated” in practice on Wednesday. He’s expected to suit up and play. WR Stefon Diggs (illness) didn’t practice Tuesday or Wednesday due to being sick, but he went full on Thursday and did not make the team’s final injury report.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Saturday
No injuries of fantasy note.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Both WR Malik Turner (concussion) and WR Jaron Brown (knee) returned to practice this week and neither made the team’s final injury report.

TENNESSEE TITANS – Saturday
WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out again after failing to get on the practice field this week.

Friday walkthrough: Wildcard Week

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: WR Will Fuller (HOU)

BUFFALO BILLS – Saturday
WR Andre Roberts (foot) was limited all week and is questionable, but expected to play.

BALTIMORE RAVENS – Bye
RB Mark Ingram (calf) is still being held out of practice but the team expects to have him available for their first playoff game. TE Mark Andrews (ankle), who was held out of the Week 17 game, is also expected to be available next week.

GREEN BAY PACKERS – Bye
Backup RB Jamaal Williams (shoulder) has resumed practice and should be ready to go next week.

HOUSTON TEXANS – Saturday
WR Will Fuller (groin) was limited all week in practice and despite being listed as questionable he is a game-time decision and a “real long shot” to play.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS – Bye
No injuries of fantasy note.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS – Sunday
RB Dalvin Cook (chest) practiced fully all week and is not on the team’s final injury report. The same goes for backup RB Alexander Mattison (ankle). Both are not on the team’s final injury report and both are expected to return to action Sunday.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS – Saturday
Another week of limited practices for WR Julian Edelman (knee, shoulder), but he’s expected to play despite his usual questionable tag.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Sunday
No injuries of fantasy note.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES – Sunday
RB Miles Sanders (ankle) was held out of practice early in the week but put in a full session on Friday. He’s not on the team’s final injury report and is expected to suit up Sunday. RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) was cleared to play but didn’t see a snap last week. He’s not listed on the team’s injury report so he should be available again on Sunday. WR Nelson Agholor (knee) remains out. TE Zach Ertz (ribs, back) showed as limited in practice this week but has yet to be cleared for contact. He’s questionable but headed for a game-time decision.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Bye
No injuries of fantasy note.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS – Sunday
WR Malik Turner (concussion) has been ruled out again this week and will likely be joined on the sidelines by WR Jaron Brown (knee, personal), who is surprisingly questionable despite indications this week he would not play.

TENNESSEE TITANS – Saturday
As expected WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out again after failing to get on the practice field this week.

Friday walkthrough: Week 17

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: QB Kyler Murray (ARI)

ARIZONA CARDINALS
QB Kyler Murray (hamstring) was limited in practice all week and is a questionable game-time decision. TE Charles Clay (calf) didn’t practice all week and is not expected to play despite being listed as questionable.

ATLANTA FALCONS
WR Julio Jones (knee, shoulder) progressed from out of practice to full practice this week and was not on the team’s final injury report.

BALTIMORE RAVENS
RB Mark Ingram (calf) will sit this one out. WR Marquise Brown (illness) became ill and missed Friday’s practice. He’s questionable to play, as is TE Mark Andrews (ankle) who only logged a single limited practice this week on Friday.

BUFFALO BILLS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CAROLINA PANTHERS
WR D.J. Moore (concussion) has been declared out.

CHICAGO BEARS
WR Taylor Gabriel (concussion) remains out.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
WR A.J. Green (ankle) was finally placed on IR this week.

CLEVELAND BROWNS
WR Odell Beckham (groin, illness) was limited Wednesday and Thursday and rested on Friday. The illness seems the greater concern and he’s expected to play through it.

DALLAS COWBOYS
No injuries of fantasy note.

DENVER BRONCOS
No injuries of fantasy note.

DETROIT LIONS
PK Matt Prater (illness) is sick and questionable but expected to play.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
Backup RB Jamaal Williams (shoulder) was sidelined all week in practice and is doubtful.

HOUSTON TEXANS
QB Deshaun Watson (back) was limited in practice all week and is officially questionable. WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness) barely practiced this week due to illness but is expected to play despite being tagged as questionable. WR Kenny Stills (knee) is also questionable after a limited week of practice. WR Will Fuller (hamstring) will not play after being ruled out this week.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Backup RB Jordan Wilkins (ankle) has been ruled out.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
QB Gardner Minshew (right shoulder) was limited all week, RB Leonard Fournette (neck) barely practiced on Wednesday, and WR Dede Westbrook (neck, shoulder) was rested on Friday after going full earlier in the week. All three are questionable but expected to play Sunday.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
RB Spencer Ware (shoulder) will end the season on IR.

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

LOS ANGELES RAMS
No injuries of fantasy note.

MIAMI DOLPHINS
RB Myles Gaskin (ankle) will end the season on IR.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
RB Dalvin Cook (chest) was able to log limited practices this week but ends the regular season on the sidelines. His backup RB Alexander Mattison (ankle) was also limited all week in practice and is an iffy questionable to return to the field Sunday.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
As per his typical routine, WR Julian Edelman (knee, shoulder) was limited in practice all week but is expected to play despite his questionable tag.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
No injuries of fantasy note.

NEW YORK GIANTS
TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) will end the season on the sidelines.

NEW YORK JETS
WR Demaryius Thomas (hamstring, knee) only logged a single limited practice on Friday this week and is an iffy questionable. WR Robby Anderson (illness) got in a limited week of workouts and is expected to suit up despite his questionable tag.

OAKLAND RAIDERS
RB Josh Jacobs (shoulder, illness) was unable to practice all week and is doubtful to play.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) has finally been cleared for contact but he’s not expected to play much of a role this weekend. WR Nelson Agholor (knee) remains out and is joined on the sidelines by TE Zach Ertz (ribs, back).

PITTSBURGH STEELERS
RB James Conner (quadricep) has been ruled out after missing practice all week.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
WR Malik Turner (concussion) has been ruled out.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
QB Jameis Winston (right thumb, knee) practiced fully most of the week and is again expected to play despite his questionable tag. WR Chris Godwin (hamstring) has been ruled out again.

TENNESSEE TITANS
RB Derrick Henry (hamstring) had a full week of practice and will return to action after failing to make the team’s final injury report. WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out again.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS
QB Dwayne Haskins (ankle) and WR Terry McLaurin (concussion) have been declared out.

Prescott logs two DNPs, ‘hopefully he’ll be ready’ for Sunday

The Cowboys quarterback is dealing with a shoulder sprain that suddenly calls his status for the team’s season finale into doubt.

If Santa Claus had some magic healing balm in his bag for Dak Prescott’s right shoulder, the Cowboys quarterback apparently didn’t open it on Christmas morning. Prescott was a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice session for the first time in his career and then again on Thursday as he continues to nurse a sore throwing shoulder.

Head coach Jason Garrett was not able to definitively say the four-year veteran would be ready to play on Sunday. The team’s slim remaining hope of making the postseason depends on winning the regular season finale versus Washington, and Prescott’s absence would deal a massive blow to those chances.

“Last week we really took it day by day, and this week we’ll do the same thing,” Garrett said, per the team’s official website. “Obviously, he was able to play in the ball game, so hopefully we can get him on the same path where he’s able to go on Sunday.”

Prescott sprained the AC joint in his shoulder just a few plays into the Week 15 win over the Los Angeles Rams. While he went on to throw a pair of touchdowns and amass a 123.8 passer rating (his second-highest of the 2019 campaign), the air attack was noticeably subdued in the game, with Prescott attempting just 23 passes overall, his lowest of the season.

Prescott also has an issue with the index finger on his throwing hand; it was reported during the Rams game that he had suffered a hairline fracture during the team’s Week 14 loss to Chicago.

The team took a protective approach in the week that preceded the Week 16 Eagles matchup, with Prescott being listed as “limited” in three of the week’s practices, the first time in his career that the Mississippi State product had not been a full participant in a team work session.

In the win-and-in contest that followed, Prescott was clearly not his usual self against Philadelphia. He was 25-of-44 for 265 yards on the day, averaging six yards per attempt, his worst per-throw average in over a year. He missed on six of his eleven throws to wideout Michael Gallup and eight of his 12 attempts to top option Amari Cooper in the team’s 17-9 loss.

Was the shoulder injury to blame?

“Not at all. Not at all,” Prescott said after the game. “I missed some throws. I mean, I can’t say I had pain or felt it in my shoulder. It could be maybe a lack of reps this week, who knows?”

Reports have since surfaced that Prescott had perhaps taken an injection or two to get through the Eagles game, but Prescott was cagey in his response to inquiries.

In a media conference call on Wednesday, Garrett lowered expectations for his starting quarterback before the Christmas Day practice session.

“We don’t anticipate him being able to practice very much today,” Garrett said, via NFL.com. “He’ll be out there. He was out there for the walk-through and was able to go through the walk-through today. But we don’t anticipate him practicing fully today. He’ll be limited at best.”

When the practice report came out prior to the later-than-normal session, though, Prescott was listed as “DNP.”

Wednesday’s “did-not-practice” status marked the first time Prescott had ever been listed as a non-participant, and suddenly calls into question whether he’ll be able to take the field at all in Week 17.

Garrett, however, wasn’t interesting in answering that question from reporters.

“Guys, to be honest with you, no disrespect, but I don’t want to get into all that right now,” the embattled coach said. “We talked about the Philly game on Monday, and now we’re on to getting ourselves ready for the Washington game. I understand that Dak’s a big story, and I understand why you’re asking the question. But we’ll take them day by day, and hopefully he’ll be ready to practice at some point this week and ready to play on Sunday.”

Thursday brought more of the same in regard to Prescott’s status.

Prescott did apparently participate in the walk-through on Thursday, as he did on Wednesday. He was not able to say the same last week prior to the Philadelphia game.

If Prescott cannot suit up on Sunday, the team would conceivably turn to backup Cooper Rush to make his first NFL start. The Central Michigan alum is 1-of-3 for 2 passing yards over three late-4th-quarter appearances in his third year in the league. Rush reportedly led the first team in practice.

A Philadelphia win over the Giants would secure their divisional crown and render the Cowboys-Redskins game meaningless. The Dallas coaching staff would likely hold Prescott out under those circumstances, but the two games will be played simultaneously. The only way the Cowboys receive a playoff berth is with a win over Washington and an Eagles loss versus New York.

Friday walkthrough: Week 16

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: WR Christian Kirk (ARI), WR Curtis Samuel (CAR)

ARIZONA CARDINALS
WR Christian Kirk (ankle) sat out practice on Wednesday and was limited the remainder of the week. He’s a questionable game-time decision.

ATLANTA FALCONS
No injuries of fantasy note.

BALTIMORE RAVENS
No injuries of fantasy note.

BUFFALO BILLS – Saturday Afternoon
No injuries of fantasy note.

CAROLINA PANTHERS
WR Curtis Samuel (knee) showed up limited in practice Thursday and sat out Friday. He’s trending towards a questionable game-time decision. TE Greg Olsen (concussion) cleared protocol, practiced fully all week and wasn’t on the team’s final injury report.

CHICAGO BEARS
WR Taylor Gabriel (concussion) remains out.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
WR A.J. Green (ankle) remains out.

CLEVELAND BROWNS
No injuries of fantasy note.

DALLAS COWBOYS
QB Dak Prescott (right shoulder) rested his shoulder all week but is not on the team’s injury report and expected to play.

DENVER BRONCOS
TE Noah Fant (shoulder, illness) was limited in practice all week  Wednesday and is questionable again. He’s tentatively expected to suit up and play.

DETROIT LIONS
QB Matthew Stafford (hip, back) was finally placed on IR this week. RB Bo Scarbrough (ribs) practices on a limited basis all week and is again not expected to play through his questionable status. The team is expected to activate RB Kerryon Johnson (knee) from IR prior to the game Sunday.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
TE Jimmy Graham (wrist, groin) remains limited in practice as usual but he’s expected to play, also as usual.

HOUSTON TEXANS – Saturday Afternoon
RB Carlos Hyde (ankle) barely practiced this week but reports are that he’ll suit up Saturday despite his questionable status. As was the case last week, WR Will Fuller (hamstring) put in limited practice sessions all week and is questionable, but he’s expected to play.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
No injuries of fantasy note.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
WR D.J. Chark (ankle) put in a limited week of practice but is expected to play despite his questionable status.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
After limited practices earlier in the week, RB Damien Williams (rib) sat out Friday’s session. But he’s not on the team’s final injury report and expected to return to the playing field.

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

LOS ANGELES RAMS – Saturday Night
TE Gerald Everett (knee) practiced fully this week and is not on the team’s final injury report and expected to return to action. PK Greg Zuerlein (right quadricep) didn’t practice this week and is questionable.

MIAMI DOLPHINS
PK Jason Sanders (illness) didn’t practice Thursday or Friday but is expected to kick through his questionable status.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
RB Dalvin Cook (chest) and his backup RB Alexander Mattison (ankle) have yet to practice this week. Neither are looking likely to play.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS – Saturday Afternoon
WR Julian Edelman (knee, shoulder) was limited in practice, as usual, this week but is expected to play despite his questionable tag.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
No injuries of fantasy note.

NEW YORK GIANTS
QB Daniel Jones (ankle) put in a full week of practice this week and is not on the team’s final injury report. He’ll return to action Sunday. TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) will miss another game and fellow TE Evan Engram (foot) went on IR this week.

NEW YORK JETS
RB Bilal Powell (ankle) only logged limited practices this week and is questionable. WR Demaryius Thomas (hamstring, knee) didn’t practice all week and is doubtful to play. WR Robby Anderson (illness) sat out Thursday’s practice but got in a limited workout Friday. He’s questionable but tentatively expected to suit up and play.

OAKLAND RAIDERS
RB Josh Jacobs (shoulder) was unable to practice all week and has been ruled out. WR Hunter Renfrow (rib) progressed from limited to full practices this week and was not on the team’s final injury report. He’s expected to suit up this weekend.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) remains limited in practice and still not cleared for contact. Despite the Eagles continuing to list him as questionable each week, he’s not expected to play. WR Nelson Agholor (knee) has yet to get back on the practice field and is again not expected to play through his questionable tag.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS
WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (knee) returned to full practices this week as did TE Vance McDonald (concussion). Neither player was on the team’s final injury report and both are expected to return to action Sunday.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Saturday Night
No injuries of fantasy note.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
TE Luke Wilson (hamstring) had a much better week of practice, getting in some full sessions. He’s not on the team’s final injury report and is on track to return to action Sunday.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS – Saturday Afternoon
QB Jameis Winston (right thumb, knee) was limited in early week practices but logged a full session on Thursday and is again expected to play despite his questionable tag. WR Mike Evans (hamstring) and WR Scotty Miller (hamstring) were both placed on IR this week. WR Chris Godwin (hamstring) has been ruled out.

TENNESSEE TITANS
WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out again. PK Ryan Succop (knee) was placed on IR this week.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS
WR Trey Quinn (concussion) went on IR this week.

Friday walkthrough: Week 15

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: RB Bo Scarbrough (DET), RB Damien Williams (KCC), WR Will Fuller (HOU), WR T.Y. Hilton (IND), TE Noah Fant (DEN)

ARIZONA CARDINALS
No injuries of fantasy note.

ATLANTA FALCONS
WR Calvin Ridley (abdomen) is out for the remainder of the season.

BALTIMORE RAVENS – Played Thursday Night
No injuries of fantasy note.

BUFFALO BILLS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CAROLINA PANTHERS
Despite a limited week of practice, TE Greg Olsen (concussion) will miss another game after failing to clear protocol.

CHICAGO BEARS
Both WR Taylor Gabriel (concussion) and TE Ben Braunecker (concussion) remain in protocol and are out.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
WR A.J. Green (ankle) remains out indefinitely.

CLEVELAND BROWNS
WR Odell Beckham (groin) was limited all week in practice and is reportedly playing with a sports hernia. However, he was not listed on the team’s final injury report.

DALLAS COWBOYS
No injuries of fantasy note.

DENVER BRONCOS
TE Noah Fant (hip, foot) didn’t practice Wednesday and was limited the rest of the week. The team is optimistic that he’s trending towards suiting up Sunday.

DETROIT LIONS
QB Matthew Stafford (hip, back) remains out indefinitely. RB Bo Scarbrough (ribs) practices on a limited basis on Wednesday but was sidelined the rest of the week and is not likely to play through his questionable status.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
TE Jimmy Graham (wrist, groin) was limited in practice all week but is expected to play through his questionable tag.

HOUSTON TEXANS
WR Will Fuller (hamstring) put in limited practice sessions all week and is questionable, but he’s trending towards returning to action this weekend.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS – Monday Night
WR T.Y. Hilton (calf) has returned to limited practices this week and is trending towards suiting up Monday night. PK Adam Vinatieri (left knee) will have knee surgery and is lost for the season.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
WR D.J. Chark (ankle) has been declared out this week.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
After limited practices earlier in the week, RB Damien Williams (rib, illness) sat out Friday’s session. Not a good trend to go with his questionable status.

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

LOS ANGELES RAMS
TE Gerald Everett (knee) again didn’t hit the practice field this week and has been ruled out.

MIAMI DOLPHINS
Both WR DeVante Parker (concussion) and WR Albert Wilson (concussion) were able to log full practices on Friday, giving them a good shot at clearing protocol over the weekend and playing on Sunday.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Backup RB Alexander Mattison (ankle) has been ruled out this week. WR Adam Thielen (hamstring) wasn’t listed on the team’s injury report this week and is expected to return to action Sunday.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Both WR Mohamed Sanu (ankle) and WR Julian Edelman (knee, shoulder) are again expected to play through their typical limited practice week and questionable status.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Monday Night
TE Jared Cook (concussion) was limited in practice Thursday but returned to full on Friday, a good sign he’ll be cleared to play Monday night.

NEW YORK GIANTS
QB Daniel Jones (ankle) put in some limited practices this week but he remains out. TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) will miss another game, as will fellow TE Evan Engram (foot).

NEW YORK JETS – Played Thursday Night
RB Bilal Powell (ankle, illness) and WR Demaryius Thomas (hamstring, knee) were inactive and TE Ryan Griffin (ankle) was placed on IR this week.

OAKLAND RAIDERS
After a limited week of practice, RB Josh Jacobs (shoulder) is questionable but expected to return to the playing field Sunday. WR Hunter Renfrow (rib) is out again this week.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) is still in limited practices with no clearance for contact, so he’s not expected to return to action this week despite the team continuing to list him as questionable. WR Nelson Agholor (knee) has yet to get back on the practice field and is not expected to play through his questionable tag.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS
RB James Conner (shoulder) practiced fully all week and is on track to return to action this week despite his questionable status. WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (knee) remains out this week. TE Vance McDonald (concussion) was not cleared this week and has been ruled out.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
WR Marquise Goodwin (knee) and TE Garrett Celek (back) were placed in IR this week, ending their seasons.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
RB Rashaad Penny (knee) has been ruled out this week. TE Luke Wilson (hamstring) was able to return to practice this week on a very limited basis but he’s not expected to suit up this weekend despite his questionable status.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
QB Jameis Winston (right thumb, knee) was limited in early week practices but logged a full session on Friday and is expected to play despite his questionable tag. WR Mike Evans (hamstring) has been ruled out this week after failing to practice.

TENNESSEE TITANS
WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out again. RB Derrick Henry (hamstring) did not practice all week and is listed as questionable, however, the team is insisting he’ll play Sunday.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS
WR Paul Richardson (hamstring) was able to practice some this week on a limited basis but has been ruled out again. He’ll be joined again by WR Trey Quinn (concussion).

Friday walkthrough: Week 14

Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

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Team-by-team review of any key fantasy player and their prospects for playing based on this week’s practice activity and team statements. Only those players listed on the team’s final official injury report will be addressed unless the situation warrants.

PLEASE NOTE: The NFL releases their final official injury report late on Friday (after 5:00pm ET) and teams on the west coast often report their injuries late and are not included.

This week’s key game-time decisions: RB Josh Jacobs (OAK), WR Will Fuller (HOU)

ARIZONA CARDINALS
No injuries of fantasy note.

ATLANTA FALCONS
Neither WR Julio Jones (shoulder) or TE Austin Hooper (knee) made the team’s injury report this week and both will return to action Sunday.

BALTIMORE RAVENS
WR Marquise Brown (ankle) is questionable after being limited in practice Thursday, but he went full speed on Friday and is expected to suit up.

BUFFALO BILLS
No injuries of fantasy note.

CAROLINA PANTHERS
TE Greg Olsen (concussion) will miss this week’s game after failing to practice or clear protocol this week.

CHICAGO BEARS – Played Thursday Night
WR Taylor Gabriel (concussion) was inactive again on another short week and TE Ben Braunecker (concussion) was out.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
WR A.J. Green (ankle) remains out indefinitely. WR John Ross (clavicle) was activated from IR this week and is expected to return to the field Sunday.

CLEVELAND BROWNS
The team is expected to activate TE David Njoku (wrist) off IR and get him into the game this weekend.

DALLAS COWBOYS – Played Thursday Night
The team is reporting that QB Dak Prescott suffered a sprained left hand and injured the index finger on his right hand Thursday night. He’s expected to be “fine.” Rookie RB Tony Pollard (ankle) was unable to go this week.

DENVER BRONCOS
No injuries of fantasy note.

DETROIT LIONS
QB Matthew Stafford (hip, back) remains out of practice and off the playing field indefinitely.

GREEN BAY PACKERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

HOUSTON TEXANS
WR Will Fuller (hamstring) was limited in practice all week and earned a questionable tag. He’s trending toward a game-time decision.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
RB Marlon Mack (hand) failed to make the team’s final injury report after getting in full practices on Thursday and Friday. He’ll return to action Sunday. The same goes for WR Parris Campbell (hand). WR T.Y. Hilton (calf) on the other hand remains out and is joined by PK Adam Vinatieri (left knee) this week.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
No injuries of fantasy note.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
RB Damien Williams (rib) was unable to practice this week and remains out.

LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
No injuries of fantasy note.

LOS ANGELES RAMS
TE Gerald Everett (knee) again didn’t hit the practice field this week and has been ruled out.

MIAMI DOLPHINS
WR Jakeem Grant (ankle) was placed on IR, ending his season.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS
WR Adam Thielen (hamstring) didn’t hit the practice field this week and earned a doubtful tag. He’s not expected to play.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Both WR Mohamed Sanu (ankle) and WR Julian Edelman (shoulder) are expected to play through their typical limited practice week and questionable status.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
No injuries of fantasy note.

NEW YORK GIANTS – Monday Night
QB Daniel Jones (ankle) is not practicing this week and is not expected to play. WR Golden Tate (concussion) has cleared protocol and returned to full practices. He’s expected to return to action. TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) is still not practicing and is expected to miss another game.  TE Evan Engram (foot) has returned to limited practices this week but his return to the playing field is uncertain.

NEW YORK JETS
Both RB Le’Veon Bell (illness) and TE Ryan Griffin (illness) turned up sick this week but are expected to play. Griffin was able to put in some limited practices, but Bell remained out all week and is the more questionable of the two.

OAKLAND RAIDERS
RB Josh Jacobs (shoulder) was only able to log a limited practice on Friday this week and is a questionable game-time decision. WR Hunter Renfrow (rib) is out again this week.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES – Monday Night
RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) is still in limited practices with no clearance for contact, so his return this week is very uncertain. WR Nelson Agholor (knee) has yet to get back on the practice field after his return to action last week. His playing status is unclear.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS
RB James Conner (shoulder) is out again, as is WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (knee), who at least cleared concussion protocol this week.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
RB Matt Breida (ankle) practiced in full all week and is slated to return to action Sunday after being left off the team’s final injury report.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
TE Luke Wilson (hamstring) has yet to return to practice, which earned him a doubtful tag. He’s not expected to return to action.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Rookie WR Scott Miller (hamstring) has been ruled out this week after failing to practice.

TENNESSEE TITANS
WR Adam Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out. WR Tajae Sharpe (hamstring) practiced in full on Wednesday and Thursday but was downgraded to limited on Friday, so he’s trending in the wrong direction of his questionable playing status.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS
WR Paul Richardson (hamstring) has been ruled out again after failing to practice all week, and he’s joined by WR Trey Quinn (concussion).