NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Thursday, November 12, 2026

Wide receiver listed as limited in Thursday practice with hamstring injury but participated for the second consecutive day. The source characterizes this as a positive sign for a wide receiver room that will be without Mike Evans.

Did not participate in Thursday practice due to Achilles injury; will miss another game. The source notes this creates a significant absence for the 49ers' wide receiver room.

Commanders tight end Colson Yankoff is inactive for Thursday Night Football against the Giants due to a knee injury.

Commanders quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis is inactive for Thursday Night Football against the Giants; he is the emergency third quarterback.

Giants tight end Thomas Fidone II is inactive for Thursday Night Football against the Commanders.

Malik Willis landed on injured reserve this week, representing a major loss for the Dolphins ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Colts. The injury contributed to Miami's underdog status growing from 2.5 points to 3.5 points.

Dolphins backup quarterback Malik Willis landed on injured reserve this week, contributing to Miami's odds movement from -2.5 to +3.5 underdogs against Indianapolis in Week 10.

McCarthy enters Week 10 managing a hip injury picked up in last week's win over Philadelphia but was listed as a full practice participant to close out the week, a positive sign for Thursday's primetime matchup against Washington.

McLaurin is out for the season with a knee injury, removing Washington's starting wide receiver from the lineup and making it an uphill battle for the Commanders to contend even in a weak NFC East division.

Daniels seeks redemption in Week 10 rematch against Giants after a baffling Week 5 sequence where he took a puzzling sack with the game on the line, allowing the clock to dwindle to 0:00 and ending in a tie; the Commanders sit at 2-5-1 and need a divisional win to climb out of their hole.

Drew Lock (right elbow, oblique) limited in practice again Thursday.

Tight end Thomas Fidone II is inactive for the Giants in Week 10 against the Commanders.

Quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis is inactive for the Commanders' Week 10 game against the Giants, serving as the emergency third quarterback.

Wide receiver Treylon Burks is active after missing the previous game against the Rams with a foot injury, returning to the lineup for Thursday night's game against the Giants.

Special teams leader Colson Yankoff is sidelined with a knee injury, prompting the Commanders to sign LB Ale Kaho to the 53-man roster as an injury-related move.

Kaleb Johnson could share playing time with MarShawn Lloyd while Josh Jacobs is sidelined due to finger injury, positioning Johnson as a flex option in fantasy leagues.

MarShawn Lloyd could share playing time with Kaleb Johnson while Josh Jacobs is sidelined due to finger injury, positioning Lloyd as a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Josh Jacobs (finger) did not participate in practice Thursday, Nov. 12, and is expected to miss at least Week 10 because of the injury with likely additional missed time.

49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel remained in the limited category on Thursday with a hamstring injury.

49ers wide receiver Mike Evans missed practice for the second straight day with an Achilles injury.

49ers running back Christian McCaffrey returned as a full participant on Thursday after resting Wednesday.

Nabers finished with five catches on seven targets for 44 yards, with one 30-plus-yard play doing the heavy lifting. The source notes New York needs Nabers to take that leap at some point; he had four straight strong 100-yard performances earlier in the season, but the last two weeks against divisional opponents have brought him down to earth. Consistent quarterback play and serious injuries have hindered his development, and in this game he lost a fumble and could've done much better on the 50/50 ball that Rasul Douglas intercepted.

McCarthy threw for 293 yards, one touchdown and one interception on 23 of 36 completions, but the source notes he will rue missed opportunities throughout the game. New York should have put the game away sooner after Daniels' initial two interceptions, but instead McCarthy's late heave resulted in Rasul Douglas sealing the deal with an interception. The offense needs more juice to stay atop the NFC East division.

Daniels needed to outduel J.J. McCarthy to give his team a shot at the Giants. Despite throwing two poorly timed interceptions, he led the Commanders to a 24-21 road victory, with the game ultimately decided by a McCarthy error rather than Daniels' performance.

Tight end Isaiah Likely had a strong game for Washington in the Commanders' 24-21 victory over the Giants, noted as one of the team's best performers alongside Stefon Diggs.

Diggs was Washington's best receiver in the Commanders' 24-21 road win over the Giants, hauling in six catches on 10 targets for 83 yards and a touchdown. He delivered the catch-and-run touchdown late in the fourth quarter to give Washington the lead, demonstrating both production and clutch performance in a critical game.

Listed as a healthy wide receiver option for the Eagles following Hollywood Brown's release; part of the receiving corps in an offense ranked 32nd in yards per game and 30th in points per game.

2nd-year undrafted free agent is among the healthy wide receivers for the Eagles with 13 catches for 200 yards and four touchdowns; elevated to active roster role following Hollywood Brown's release and injuries to Smith and Wicks.

Rookie 1st-round pick is now the Eagles' leading receiver with 37 catches for 312 yards and one touchdown; elevated role following Hollywood Brown's release and injuries to DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks; primary target option in an offense ranked 32nd in yards per game and 30th in points per game.

Missed the last two games but could return after the Eagles' bye week; has 19 catches for 284 yards and one touchdown on the season; injury limited his availability despite being part of the receiving corps.

Missed the last two games but could return after the Eagles' bye week; has 26 catches for 310 yards and two touchdowns on the season; was expected to be a primary target but has been limited by injury.

Released by the Eagles by mutual consent after four games and five catches on nine targets for 63 yards; signed to a one-year, $5 million contract in March with expectation of significant role following A.J. Brown's departure, but became an afterthought despite DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks injuries; played in only four of nine games with longest catch of 19 yards and season-high 30 yards against Cowboys; expressed frustration with limited role, stating 'you want to be somewhere where you play' but acknowledged 'if that's not the plan for me, I can't dwell on it too much or you'll be unhappy.'

With the NFL Trade Deadline in the books, I charted and wrote up four relevant WRs who were impacted for #ReceptionPerception 🔥 Breakdowns on: - How Josh Downs helps the Chiefs - What Keenan Allen has left to give the 49ers - Why the Jags didn't trade Brian Thomas Jr. - Can Kirk Cousins save Justin Jefferson? Subscribers can access it at the link below 👇 [Retweeted](

With the NFL Trade Deadline in the books, I charted and wrote up four relevant WRs who were impacted for #ReceptionPerception 🔥 Breakdowns on: - How Josh Downs helps the Chiefs - What Keenan Allen has left to give the 49ers - Why the Jags didn't trade Brian Thomas Jr. - Can Kirk Cousins save Justin Jefferson? Subscribers can access it at the link below 👇 [Retweeted](

With the NFL Trade Deadline in the books, I charted and wrote up four relevant WRs who were impacted for #ReceptionPerception 🔥 Breakdowns on: - How Josh Downs helps the Chiefs - What Keenan Allen has left to give the 49ers - Why the Jags didn't trade Brian Thomas Jr. - Can Kirk Cousins save Justin Jefferson? Subscribers can access it at the link below 👇 [Retweeted](

With the NFL Trade Deadline in the books, I charted and wrote up four relevant WRs who were impacted for #ReceptionPerception 🔥 Breakdowns on: - How Josh Downs helps the Chiefs - What Keenan Allen has left to give the 49ers - Why the Jags didn't trade Brian Thomas Jr. - Can Kirk Cousins save Justin Jefferson? Subscribers can access it at the link below 👇 [Retweeted](

Warren benefited from Frazier's elite run-blocking, springing a 24-yard gain when Frazier reached and maneuvered Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger, demonstrating the Steelers' efficient rushing attack anchored by their center.

Cousins was traded by the Raiders to the Vikings at the trade deadline, creating the opportunity for Mendoza to become the Raiders' starting quarterback.

O'Connell, who will back up Mendoza on Sunday against the Seahawks, moved up to second string after Mendoza became the Raiders' starting quarterback following the Kirk Cousins trade to the Vikings.

Mendoza, the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, became the Raiders' starting quarterback after the club traded veteran Kirk Cousins to the Vikings at the trade deadline. He is preparing to make his first NFL start against the Seahawks.

If the 2008 trade between Kansas City and Green Bay had been completed, Tony Gonzalez would have played alongside Aaron Rodgers on the 2010 Packers Super Bowl championship team, potentially earning a ring that eluded him in Kansas City.

RB Woody Marks did not participate in Thursday practice due to a knee injury, raising concerns about his availability for the road matchup against the Browns.

WR Tank Dell participated fully in Thursday practice despite a hand/shoulder injury, indicating no setback in his recovery ahead of the road game against Cleveland.

WR Marvin Harrison Jr. did not participate in Thursday practice due to a hamstring injury, creating potential availability concerns for the Texans' passing game against Cleveland.

RB David Montgomery was limited in Thursday practice due to a groin injury, creating potential workload uncertainty for the Texans' backfield in the road matchup against Cleveland.

TE Brevin Jordan did not participate in Thursday practice due to a foot injury, raising availability concerns for the road game against Cleveland.

Running back Adam Randall was listed as a full participant in Thursday's Ravens practice despite dealing with neck and hamstring injuries.

Tight end Matthew Hibner was listed as a full participant in Thursday's Ravens practice despite dealing with a hand injury.

Running back Rasheen Ali was listed as a full participant in Thursday's Ravens practice despite dealing with an ankle injury.

Rashod Bateman was a limited participant in Thursday's Ravens practice due to a calf injury ahead of Monday's game against the Chargers. Bateman has 20 catches for 294 yards and a touchdown on the season.

Mentioned as fallback flex option in rain; one manager pivoting from Boston/Omar Cooper Jr. to Diggs.

Mentioned as potential emergency flex play if Boston doesn't play; one manager considering starting him tonight.

Mentioned as potentially missing this week alongside Boston; part of injury crisis affecting one manager's roster.

Listed among multiple injured/unavailable players affecting one manager's roster alongside Puka, Jacobs, Bucky (bye), Boston, and Higbee.

Listed among multiple injured/unavailable players affecting one manager's roster alongside Puka, Devonta Smith, Bucky (bye), Boston, and Higbee.

Listed among multiple injured/unavailable players affecting one manager's roster (also missing: Jacobs, Devonta Smith, Bucky on bye, Boston, Higbee).

Mentioned as possible flex play alongside Boston; no specific injury or role detail provided in thread.

Expected not to play this week; mentioned alongside Boston as part of broader injury crisis affecting multiple managers' flex options.

Missed Thursday practice with toe injury; FantasyPros still projects 51% play probability despite missed practice, which community views as overly optimistic. Multiple managers had Boston slotted as flex play; now scrambling for alternatives. Toe injuries can sideline players for weeks despite seeming minor.

Goff fully participated in practice Thursday after a chest injury, putting him on track to play in Week 10. He ranks ninth in the NFL with 2,134 passing yards and 15 passing touchdowns on the season, positioning him as a low-end No. 1 quarterback in fantasy leagues.

RB Woody Marks declined from Limited to DNP on the second injury report of Week 10 with a knee injury; the source specifically notes this downgrade alongside Harrison moving to DNP as significant news to monitor heading into Friday.

WR Marvin Harrison Jr. declined from Limited to DNP on the second injury report of Week 10 with a hamstring injury; the source specifically notes this downgrade alongside Marks moving to DNP as significant news to monitor heading into Friday.

WR Tank Dell improved from Limited to Full participation on the second injury report of Week 10 with hand and shoulder injuries, showing progress toward full availability.

RB David Montgomery improved from DNP to Limited on the second injury report of Week 10 with a groin injury, showing progress toward availability.

TE Brevin Jordan is out with finger and foot injuries, listed as DNP on the second injury report of Week 10.

FB Michael Burton is out with a calf injury, listed as DNP on the second injury report of Week 10.

WR Denzel Boston remains out with a toe injury, listed as DNP on the second injury report of Week 10.

RB Woody Marks downgraded from Limited to DNP on knee injury; highlighted as key news for Week 10.

WR Tank Dell upgraded from Limited to Full on hand and shoulder injuries; cleared for full participation.

FB Michael Burton listed as DNP with calf injury.

WR Marvin Harrison Jr. downgraded from Limited to DNP on hamstring injury; highlighted as key news for Week 10.

TE Harold Fannin Jr. listed as Limited with groin injury.

WR Denzel Boston listed as DNP with toe injury.

RB David Montgomery upgraded from DNP to Limited on groin injury; status improvement signals potential availability.

TE Brevin Jordan listed as DNP with finger and foot injuries.

Listed as available waiver option in one league; no sentiment attached, mentioned only as alternative TE.

Listed as available waiver option in one league; no sentiment attached, mentioned only as alternative TE.

Multiple comments highlight Addison as secondary beneficiary ('Addison Addison'; 'Addison by subtraction'). Managers considering flex play or starting him over other options (e.g., Coker). Sentiment reflects confidence in target share if Jennings unavailable.

Identified as primary beneficiary if Hockenson/Jennings out; one comment explicitly calls Jefferson 'the pickup here.' Another manager notes playing against Jefferson and expects 15/300/4 line. Sentiment bullish on volume upside in Cousins-led offense.

Missed practice Thursday with calf injury; minimal community discussion relative to Hockenson. One comment questions whether Jennings will catch passes with new QB (Cousins), suggesting low confidence in his role even if healthy.

Missed practice Thursday with wrist/chest injury; community anxious about availability despite Kirk Cousins arrival creating TE1 upside potential. Multiple managers express frustration at bench depth constraints if forced to pivot; some holding to see Hockenson under Cousins but worried about roster flexibility. Sentiment hinges on Friday practice status.

David Njoku (leg) limited in practice Thursday.

St. Brown is one of the top receivers in the NFL when healthy and should be a No. 1 receiver in fantasy leagues.

St. Brown was limited during practice Thursday, Nov. 12 with a rib injury; the source expects he should be able to play in Week 10 despite the injury, though fantasy players should monitor his status in the next day or two.

Kyle Pitts: Week 9 route share: 82% (season high) Routes inline: 41% Chiefs defense: TPRR allowed to inline TEs: 24.4% (most) TPRR allowed to TEs: 19.5% (5th most) YPRR allowed to TEs: 1.49 (6th most) All 8 KC opponents targeted their inline TEs more vs KC than in other games

The Packers tight end has not practiced all week due to a concussion and may not be available for Sunday's game against the Vikings; no improvement in status from Wednesday through Friday.

The Packers wide receiver is a full participant in practice after being listed with a concussion on Wednesday; status for Sunday's game appears favorable.

The Packers wide receiver is a limited participant in practice due to a groin injury; status for Sunday's game remains uncertain pending Friday's injury designation.

The Packers wide receiver is a limited participant in practice due to an ankle injury; status for Sunday's game remains uncertain pending Friday's injury designation.

The Packers running back is a limited participant in practice due to an ankle injury; status for Sunday's game remains uncertain pending Friday's injury designation.

The Vikings backup quarterback is a limited participant in practice due to an ankle injury; status for Sunday's game remains uncertain pending Friday's injury designation.

The Vikings quarterback has not practiced all week due to a hamstring injury; status for Sunday's game remains uncertain pending Friday's injury designation.

The Packers running back has not practiced all week due to a broken finger and is scheduled for surgery on Friday; he is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Vikings.

The Vikings wide receiver has not practiced all week due to a calf injury and may not be available for Sunday's game; no improvement in status from Wednesday through Friday.

The Vikings tight end has not practiced all week due to a wrist/chest injury and may not be available for Sunday's matchup at Lambeau Field; no improvement in status from Wednesday through Friday.

Wide receiver starter with groin injury limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday; no change in status from Wednesday.

Tight end starter with concussion did not participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday, creating uncertainty for Packers tight end availability.

Wide receiver starter with ankle injury limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday; no change in status from Wednesday.

Wide receiver with concussion was full participant in practice Friday, indicating he is likely available for Sunday's game.

Running back starter with broken finger did not participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday and is having surgery on the finger Friday; source notes the Packers may be without him on Sunday.

Running back starter with ankle injury limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday; no change in status from Wednesday.

Quarterback starter with ankle injury limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday; no change in status from Wednesday.

Quarterback starter with hamstring injury did not participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday, creating significant uncertainty for Vikings offense.

Wide receiver starter with calf injury did not participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday; source notes he may not be available on Sunday.

Tight end starter with wrist/chest injury did not participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday; source explicitly notes he may not be available on Sunday, creating significant fantasy impact for Vikings passing game.

Davante Adams will be unavailable for the Rams' upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, listed among the team's top wide receivers sidelined due to injury. The Rams will face the Cardinals without their top receiving weapons.

Puka Nacua will be unavailable for the Rams' upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, listed among the team's top wide receivers sidelined due to injury. The Rams will face the Cardinals without their top receiving weapons.

Brock Purdy says it’s been an awesome first week with Keenan Allen and that it’s been pretty smooth so far

Brock Purdy says it’s been an awesome first week with Keenan Allen and that it’s been pretty smooth so far

Running back Chris Rodriguez was a limited participant Thursday with a hand injury.

Running back Bhayshul Tuten (ankle) remained out of practice Thursday. He was listed as out of practice all three days the previous week but was able to play in last Thursday's win over the Ravens, suggesting he may be available despite missing practice.

Wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (ankle) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice after sitting out Wednesday's session. He has not missed a game yet this season; Friday will bring word on his status for the Titans matchup.

Wide receiver Jonathan Mingo did not practice for a second consecutive day due to ankle and foot injuries, limiting his availability for upcoming games.

Running back Tyler Goodson did not practice for a second consecutive day due to knee and ankle injuries, creating potential backfield opportunity if he remains sidelined.

Tight end Jake Ferguson did not practice for a second consecutive day due to knee and ankle injuries, raising concerns about his availability for upcoming games.

Wide receiver KaVontae Turpin was limited again on Thursday due to a rib injury, indicating continued recovery and potential availability concerns for upcoming games.

Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens remained a limited participant on Thursday due to a hamstring injury that kept him out of Sunday's victory over the Colts; his continued limited status suggests ongoing recovery concerns heading into the next game.

Deshaun Watson returns as the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback for Week 10 against Houston after the team suffered two straight losses. The Browns are 3-0 at home this season and Watson's return to the lineup is positioned as a key factor in their effort to turn the tables and improve their AFC playoff positioning.

Deshaun Watson is back in place as the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback for Week 10 against the Houston Texans. The Browns are 3-0 at home this season and enter Week 10 tied for the last playoff spot despite two straight losses; Watson's return to the lineup is a key factor in their playoff push.

There are still people saying that it’s Jeanty’s lack of vision or acceleration that are to blame for him being hit at or behind the LOS on nearly half of his career rush attempts… I forgot to mention that his 47.4% Hit Rate is also the highest rate in the league since 2025 Then we have to factor in that he’s been playing through injuries this season But, I’m challenging someone to watch every one of his 380 rush attempts to be the final judge (Or send me the film) Who is to blame? Jeanty or...

Sam Laporta faces New England, which allows the seventh fewest FPPG to tight ends; Laporta has put up three straight games with five or fewer fantasy points, supporting a fade recommendation.

Dalton Kincaid travels to New York to face the Jets and is listed among tight ends the source is low on for Week 10.

Mark Andrews faces Los Angeles Chargers and is listed among tight ends the source is low on for Week 10.

Tucker Kraft faces Minnesota, the #1 defense against tight ends, and has not been featured much recently; the source recommends fading him this week.

Eli Raridon is listed as a deep-league consideration at Detroit.

Brevyn Spann-Ford is listed as a deep-league consideration against San Francisco.

A.J. Barner faces Las Vegas, which allows the fifth most FPPG to opposing tight ends; he scored twice last week, supporting a start recommendation.

The source is low on him this week vs. BAL (text cuts off but he is listed among three others the source is low on).

The source is low on him vs. MIN; this is the #1 defense against the position, and he hasn't been featured much.

Deep sleeper tight end option to consider at DET.

Deep sleeper tight end option to consider vs. SF.

Sleeper tight end option at LV, which allows the fifth most FPPG to opposing TEs; he scored twice last week.

Sleeper tight end option at ARI, which is a good matchup; the source mentions L.A.'s void at wide receiver.

Sleeper tight end option at ARI, which is a good matchup; the source again mentions L.A.'s void at wide receiver.

Sleeper tight end option at CIN, which allows the third most yards to TEs.

Sleeper tight end option at NO; coming off a huge game but is always a low floor/high ceiling play.

Gets the gift that keeps on giving at DET; the Lions have allowed the most yards, FPPG and TDs (11) to opposing tight ends.

The only legit NFL pass-catcher left on the Colts vs. MIA; the source says to fire him up with confidence against Miami, who allows the fourth most FPPG to opposing tight ends.

Listed as an elite tight end option this week.

Listed as an elite tight end option this week.

Listed as an elite tight end option this week; will be catching passes from a rookie QB making his NFL debut, which gets a downgrade, but is still an auto-start and will continue to be listed as elite until there's a reason not to.

Listed as an elite tight end option this week; will be catching passes from a rookie QB making his NFL debut, which gets a downgrade, but is still an auto-start and will continue to be listed as elite until there's a reason not to.

The source will fade him at DET if he plays (he is travelling to Germany with the team); he's an auto-fade until he plays and looks like some semblance of himself.

Can't seem to start and finish a game at BAL; the source doesn't see how you can start this guy right now, though expects the offense to eventually improve.

Has only topped five targets or four catches once since Week 2 at NO; the source considers him too risky of a start at the moment.

Should see decent volume at NYG but on a cold and rainy night against this defense, the source doesn't like his odds of beating projections. He didn't play in the first game between these teams.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need vs. SF.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at CLE.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need vs. BUF.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need vs. JAC.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at ARI.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at IND; the source notes the QB situation is concerning.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at DAL.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at DAL.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need vs. CAR; the source expects him to ramp up significantly this week.

WR ranked outside the Top-30 this week that the source thinks you can plug into lineups if in need at TEN.

Ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and liked as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play at CIN.

Ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and liked as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play vs. JAC, assuming he plays.

Ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and liked as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play vs. HOU.

Ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and liked as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play at NYJ.

Now a set-and-forget duo with Matthew Golden every week regardless of matchup; the source is not scared off by the matchup despite Vikings being on a short week and potentially missing MLB Blake Cashman. Green Bay can't run the ball, so both will have chances to make big plays downfield.

Now a set-and-forget duo with Christian Watson every week regardless of matchup; the source is not scared off by the matchup despite Vikings being on a short week and potentially missing MLB Blake Cashman. Green Bay can't run the ball, so both will have chances to make big plays downfield.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week at ATL.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week at GB; the source notes he was even happier than Flowers about his team's QB upgrade, indicating strong enthusiasm for his production with improved quarterback play.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week vs. LAC; the source notes nobody was happier to see his team trade for a capable QB, indicating improved quarterback play should elevate his production.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week at TEN.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week at NE.

Ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a Ride this week against CAR.

Watson is now like Chase and Higgins, indicating he has been elevated to an elite tier status alongside Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

Golden is now like Chase and Higgins, indicating he has been elevated to an elite tier status alongside Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

Rice is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week.

Jefferson is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week; the source notes he was even happier than Flowers to see his team trade for a capable QB, implying the QB upgrade significantly benefits his outlook.

Flowers is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week; the source notes that nobody was happier to see his team trade for a capable QB, implying the QB upgrade benefits his outlook.

Washington is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week.

Williams is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week.

Olave is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and identified as a Ride this week.

Price is listed as an RB fade this week.

Judkins is listed as an RB fade this week.

Pollard was on fire before the bye, so start him if needed; however, it's a tough matchup as the Jaguars allow the second fewest rushing yards per game and FPPG to opposing RBs and have been putting opponent after opponent into catch-up mode.

Tuten feels like a smash this week but two things give pause: (1) ankle/foot injuries that kept him out of practice to start the week and could be an issue, and (2) a game script that could result in him not seeing much work if he plays but isn't 100%. The source recommends keeping an eye on his practice reports and status.

Demercado could get the start for the Texans if Woody Marks and David Montgomery can't go; the source recommends keeping a waiver wire eye on him.

Johnson is listed as a long-range dart throw option if really desperate at RB this week.

Black is listed as a long-range dart throw option if really desperate at RB this week.

Johnson is listed as a lower-end sleeper option to consider if stuck at RB this week.

Kiner is listed as a lower-end sleeper option to consider if stuck at RB this week.

Estime is listed as a lower-end sleeper option to consider if stuck at RB this week.

Skattebo is expected to have his best game in a while against Washington, with rain likely and Washington without its starting defensive tackles; he is ranked inside the Top-25 this week.

Gordon is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source thinks he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Henry is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source thinks he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Warren is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source thinks he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Taylor didn't get traded in the Colts' fire sale and faces Miami, a team starting a sixth-round QB making his first start, which favors good game script; Miami is tough to throw on so they get run on a lot and allow the seventh most FPPG to opposing RBs. The source says to start Taylor with confidence like earlier in the season.

Williams' production has fallen off over the last month due to Blake Corum getting work, but with the receiver room decimated by injuries, Williams should bounce back and be very busy on Sunday, especially near the goal-line; the source expects him to see more targets than normal. The Cardinals are middle of the pack against RBs, not a scary matchup.

Hubbard has one of the highest shares of RB touches in the league and faces a defense allowing the most FPPG and second most total TDs (12) to opposing RBs; the source identifies him as a smash spot this week.

McCaffrey caught the 37th touchdown pass of his career on Sunday, moving him past Marshall Faulk for the most by a running back in the Super Bowl era.

Williams is a high-end back in a smash spot for Week 10 against Arizona. His production has fallen off over the last month partly because Blake Corum is getting a big chunk of the work, but with the receiver room decimated by injuries, Williams should bounce back and be very busy on Sunday, especially near the goal-line. The source also thinks he'll see more targets than he normally does. The Cardinals are middle of the pack against the position.

Hubbard is a high-end back in a smash spot for Week 10 against New Orleans. He has one of the highest shares of RB touches in the league and will face a defense allowing the most FPPG and second most total TDs (12) to opposing RBs.

Brissett is a QB2-type option to consider if needed in Week 10 against Los Angeles Chargers.

McCarthy is a QB2-type option to consider if needed in Week 10 against Washington. Washington allows the fourth most FPPG to opposing QBs, though bad weather could be an issue. McCarthy also has the longest active win streak as a starter with six consecutive wins dating back to last season.

Smith is a QB2-type option to consider if needed in Week 10 against Buffalo.

Lock is a QB2-type option to consider if needed in Week 10 against Las Vegas. Las Vegas is allowing a ton of points and ranks third most FPPG to opposing QBs.

Young is ranked outside the Top-12 QBs this week but the source likes him as a sleeper against New Orleans. He threw three TDs last week and is the QB11 on the season, but has been highly inconsistent with four games of 20+ fantasy points and three with fewer than 14. The source likes him against a mediocre New Orleans defense that's bottom-third against QBs, in a game that should be back-and-forth with plenty of scoring. He's expected to have a Top-10 finish.

Daniels is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projection against New York. In the first meeting with the Giants, Daniels ran for over 100 yards and two TDs, though bad weather could be an issue in Week 10.

Shough is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projection against Carolina.

Mahomes is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projection against Atlanta.

Goff is ranked in the Top-10 this week and the source expects him to outperform. He should be 'licking his chops' after what Jordan Love did to New England's secondary with big play after big play. Goff has excellent receiving weapons and was frustrated by Miami and Minnesota the last two weeks, so he's due for one of his big games.

Lawrence is ranked in the Top-10 this week and the source expects him to outperform. The Titans allow the fourth most passing yards in the NFL and have yielded three rushing TDs to opposing QBs. They also traded away Jeffery Simmons, their most impactful player. The source thinks the Titans will keep the game competitive for a while, allowing Lawrence to do damage before it gets out of hand.

Prescott is ranked in the Top-10 this week but the source expects him to outperform that projection against San Francisco. While the 49ers defense is playing well (ninth fewest FPPG allowed to QBs), the 49ers' elite offense means Dallas will need to score to keep up, and Prescott should be slinging it. The Vegas total for this game is one of the highest of the season at 55.5.

Douglas has emerged as New England's top receiver amid injuries and is ranked outside the Top-25 this week, which the source considers too low. He quietly put up three Top-12 weekly finishes at his position in the last five weeks. Detroit's defense allows the seventh most FPPG to opposing WRs, and this game has the second highest Vegas total of the week (51.5). The source rates him as a solid WR2 this week.

Jeanty is a clear fade for Week 10 against Seattle; he hasn't topped 10 carries or 27 rushing yards in his last five outings and hasn't scored more than 13.5 fantasy points since his Week 1 breakout. Receiving work has kept him afloat, but the source is concerned about how that will translate in Fernando Mendoza's NFL debut against a tough Seattle defense. The Raiders' implied total is 17 points, which the source thinks is unlikely, making Jeanty a 'clear sit.'

Cook is primed for a strong Week 10 performance against the Jets despite quiet season overall; he has scored a touchdown in all but one week but hasn't topped 22 fantasy points in a single game due to limited passing work and Josh Allen vulturing rushing TDs. The Bills are 8.5-point favorites, and the Jets allow the tenth most FPPG and fifth most rushing yards to opposing backs plus 11 total TDs. The source expects Cook to 'smash this week.'

Fade against New England; Laporta has put up three straight games with five or fewer fantasy points, and the Patriots allow the seventh fewest FPPG to tight ends.

Fade against New York Jets in Week 10.

Fade against Los Angeles Chargers in Week 10.

Fade against Minnesota; the Vikings are the #1 defense against tight ends, and Kraft hasn't been featured much in the offense.

Deep sleeper tight end option against Detroit if seeking to go deep at the position.

Deep sleeper tight end option against San Francisco if seeking to go deep at the position.

Sleeper tight end against Las Vegas, which allows the fifth most FPPG to opposing tight ends; Barner scored twice last week.

Sleeper tight end against Arizona; the Rams face a good matchup for the position, and Los Angeles has a void at wide receiver that could increase tight end usage.

Sleeper tight end against Arizona; the Rams face a good matchup for the position, and Los Angeles has a void at wide receiver that could increase tight end usage.

Sleeper tight end against Cincinnati, which allows the third most yards to the position.

Sleeper tight end play against New Orleans; coming off a huge game but carries low floor/high ceiling profile typical of his play style.

Barner is recommended as a sleeper option; Las Vegas allows the fifth most FPPG to opposing tight ends.

Parkinson is recommended as a sleeper option against Arizona, which is a good matchup; the source notes L.A.'s void at wide receiver.

Higbee is recommended as a sleeper option against Arizona, which is a good matchup; the source notes L.A.'s void at wide receiver.

Freiermuth is recommended as a sleeper option; Cincinnati allows the third most yards to TEs.

Waller is recommended as a sleeper option; he is coming off a huge game but is always a low floor/high ceiling play.

Henry gets a favorable matchup against Detroit, who have allowed the most yards, FPPG and TDs (11) to opposing tight ends; the source calls this 'the gift that keeps on giving.'

Warren is the only legit NFL pass-catcher left on the Colts and is recommended to be fired up with confidence against Miami, who allows the fourth most FPPG to opposing tight ends.

Likely is listed among the elite TE options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Kittle is listed among the elite TE options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

McBride is listed among the elite TE options this week; he will be catching passes from a rookie QB making his NFL debut, which downgrades him slightly, but he remains an auto-start and elite option.

Bowers is listed among the elite TE options this week; he will be catching passes from a rookie QB making his NFL debut, which downgrades him slightly, but he remains an auto-start and elite option.

Brown is an auto-fade for the source until he plays and looks like some semblance of himself; he is travelling to Germany with the team but the source will fade him if he plays.

McConkey can't seem to start and finish a game; the source doesn't see how you can start him right now, though expects the offense to eventually improve.

Coker has only topped five targets or four catches once since Week 2, making him too risky of a start for the source at the moment.

Diggs should see decent volume but the source doesn't like his odds of beating projections on a cold and rainy night against the Giants defense. He didn't play in the first game between these teams.

Flournoy is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Hutchinson is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Mitchell is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Robinson is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Atwell is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Douglas is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed; however, the QB situation is concerning.

Watkins is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Allen is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Tyson is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups; he should ramp up significantly this week.

Meyers is ranked outside the Top-30 this week but the source thinks he can be plugged into lineups if needed.

Bernard is ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and recommended as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play.

Tate is ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and recommended as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play, assuming he plays.

Concepcion is ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and recommended as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play.

Moore is ranked between 21 and 30 for the week and recommended as a WR2/WR3 or Flex play.

Watson and Matthew Golden are described as a set-and-forget duo like Chase and Higgins, ranked inside the weekly Top-20; the source notes the Vikings are on a short week and could be without tone-setting MLB Blake Cashman, reducing matchup concerns. Green Bay can't run the ball, giving both chances to make big plays downfield.

Golden and Christian Watson are described as a set-and-forget duo like Chase and Higgins, ranked inside the weekly Top-20; the source notes the Vikings are on a short week and could be without tone-setting MLB Blake Cashman, reducing matchup concerns. Green Bay can't run the ball, giving both chances to make big plays downfield.

Rice is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Jefferson is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week; the source notes he was even happier than Flowers about his team's QB upgrade, suggesting strong confidence in his outlook.

Flowers is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week; the source notes he was happy to see his team trade for a capable QB, suggesting improved offensive context.

Washington is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Williams is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Olave is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 and listed as a 'Ride' this week, indicating a strong start recommendation regardless of matchup concerns.

Nabers is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Lamb is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

St. Brown is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Higgins is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Chase is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Smith-Njigba is listed among the elite WR options this week, indicating a strong start recommendation.

Price travels to Las Vegas this week; the source lists him as a fade without specific reasoning beyond matchup context.

Judkins faces Houston this week; the source fades him as part of a broader RB fade list without specific reasoning beyond matchup context.

Nabers is listed as an elite WR option this week.

Lamb is listed as an elite WR option this week.

St. Brown is listed as an elite WR option this week.

Higgins is listed as an elite WR option this week.

Chase is listed as an elite WR option this week.

Smith-Njigba is listed as an elite WR option this week.

Price is listed as an RB fade this week at Las Vegas.

Judkins is listed as an RB fade this week against Houston.

Pollard was on fire before the bye and should be started if needed, but faces a tough Jacksonville matchup; the Jaguars allow the second-fewest rushing yards per game and FPPG to opposing RBs and have been putting opponents into catch-up mode.

Tuten feels like a smash play against Tennessee, but ankle/foot injuries kept him out of practice to start the week and could be an issue; additionally, unfavorable game script could result in limited work if he plays but isn't 100%; monitor his practice reports and status.

Demercado could get the start for the Texans at Cleveland if Woody Marks and David Montgomery can't go; keep a waiver wire eye on him.

Johnson is a long-range dart throw RB sleeper option at Atlanta if you're really desperate.

Black is a long-range dart throw RB sleeper option at Dallas if you're really desperate.

Johnson is a lower-end RB sleeper option to consider if stuck on the bench this week against Minnesota.

Kiner is a lower-end RB sleeper option to consider if stuck on the bench this week against Detroit.

Estime is a lower-end RB sleeper option to consider if stuck on the bench this week against Carolina.

Skattebo should have his best game in a while against Washington; rain is likely and Washington is without its starting defensive tackles, creating a favorable environment for the running back.

Gordon is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source believes he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Henry is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source believes he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Warren is ranked inside the Top-25 this week and the source believes he has a good shot to outperform his weekly projection.

Taylor wasn't traded in the Colts' fire sale and faces Miami, which is starting a sixth-round QB making his first start; this favorable game script, combined with Miami's tough pass defense that results in heavy rushing volume, should support a strong performance; Miami allows the seventh-most FPPG to opposing RBs.

Williams' production has declined over the last month due to Blake Corum receiving significant work, but with the receiver room decimated by injuries, Williams should bounce back and be very busy on Sunday, especially near the goal-line, and should see more targets than usual; Arizona is middle-of-the-pack against RBs.

Hubbard has one of the highest RB touch shares in the league and faces New Orleans, which allows the most FPPG and second-most total TDs (12) to opposing running backs; he's a smash play this week.

Herbert travels to Baltimore this week and is listed among QB2s the source is avoiding.

Jones faces Miami this week and is listed among QB2s the source is avoiding.

Penix faces Kansas City this week and is listed among QB2s the source is avoiding.

Stafford faces Arizona with no receivers available; the Cardinals held him in check in their first meeting this season, making him a QB2 to avoid.

Hubbard has one of the highest shares of RB touches in the league and will face a defense that's allowing the most FPPG to running backs. The source lists him as a high-end back in a smash spot this week.

Brissett is a QB2-type to consider if needed against Los Angeles.

McCarthy is a QB2-type to consider if needed against Washington, which allows the fourth most FPPG to opposing QBs, though bad weather could be an issue. McCarthy has the longest active win streak as a starter with six consecutive wins dating back to last season.

Smith is a QB2-type to consider if needed against Buffalo.

Lock is a QB2-type to consider if needed; he's playing against Las Vegas, which is allowing a ton of points and the third most FPPG to opposing QBs.

Young threw three TDs last week and is the QB11 on the season, but he's been highly inconsistent with four games of 20+ fantasy points and three with fewer than 14. The source likes him this week against a mediocre New Orleans defense that's bottom-third against QBs, in a game that should be back-and-forth with plenty of scoring. Young is ranked outside the Top-12 QBs this week and the source expects a Top-10 finish.

Daniels is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projections against New York. Daniels ran for over 100 yards and two TDs in the first meeting with the Giants, though bad weather could be an issue.

Shough is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projections against Carolina.

Mahomes is ranked in the Top-12 this week and the source likes him to beat his projections against Atlanta.