0:00Breaking down all of the recent injuries that fantasy managers need to know. I'm Theo Gremminger, RotoWire's lead fantasy analyst, joined today by RotoWire's new
0:09injury expert, Dr. Deepak Chona. We're going to break down all of the players that you need to know for fantasy, especially the recent ones, and a couple
0:18of players that maybe we need to keep an eye on with concerning usage that might be injury related. And we'll start off
0:25right at the top. Ashton Jeanty had his fewest fewest rush attempts of the entire season. Now, certainly the the game flow sort of dictated that it would
0:35be a a lot of pass attempts when you lose 45 to 17, but Jeanty we heard might miss all week long.
0:44What are you seeing here from Jeanty?
0:46And how how much should we lower our expectations for him in terms of touch volume and production with him dealing with injuries?
0:54>> Yeah, great questions. I I think the volume is really the concern here because it came out yesterday that when he was recovering from that low ankle
1:02sprain that he also aggravated plantar fasciitis. That basically means like an inflammation or irritation in the bottom of the foot. The more you use it, the
1:11more you're kind of poking on that bruise, and the longer it lasts. So, volume-wise, you're probably going to see some limited practice sessions and
1:18maybe even some DNPs as he tries to keep playing through this, but it's not usually something that goes away without an extended period of rest. Now, there's
1:27theoretically a possibility they shut him down, but I I would say that seems unlikely given that he's been playing.
1:33Uh the question though is, as you said, is he going to get his full usage? My suspicion is probably not, at least for
1:38the foreseeable future. You can try to manage this with injections and push through, but uh again, it's it's going to be painful. It's going to only get
1:45worse as the more you use it.
1:48>> Yeah, and I think what's also concerning for us is Dylan Lobby had three catches.
1:52So, not only they they limit Jeanty's workload uh as a as a runner, but he still had six targets, but conceded three of them
2:00to Dylan Laube. Now, the game was out of hand, all that stuff, but we've got Buffalo in week six, and there's no
2:06chance for rest for Genty because Las Vegas's bye week is not till week 13.
2:12So, we're going to keep an eye on this one for sure. Let's talk about Kasey Concepcion. Uh Kasey Concepcion uh concussion uh looked like a nasty hit.
2:22What are we anticipating? Should fantasy managers uh be ready to pivot uh in week six?
2:29>> Yeah, I think it's a good idea to have a pivot basically locked and loaded. 2/3 of players would be missing this coming
2:35game. Average on the concussion protocol currently is somewhere around 8 days approximately. So, as a result of that, most players are missing 1 week, coming
2:43back the following. Not usually seeing any production dip when they come back.
2:48And about a third of players, and we saw Jamar Chase do it this past week, are able to make it back without missing any
2:53time. But again, the data would favor him sitting.
2:57>> Yeah, and and when we look at Cleveland, sort of the player that benefited the most uh was Isaiah Bond, who had seven targets.
3:04He tied Denzel Boston. Uh Browns, they're an interesting team. They they get shut out by New York 17 to 12. I
3:11think like rational coaching would dictate maybe we see a little more Denzel Boston, a little more uh Harold Fannin Jr. But Isaiah Bond, if you're in
3:21a deep format, an NFFC type format, FFWC, Bond's an interesting one cuz I think it's he's going to see a much
3:28larger workload if Kasey Concepcion misses.
3:31The player that's even more troubling, Quinshaun Judkins. What should fantasy managers make of this situation in a walking boot after yesterday's game?
3:41>> Yeah, he's in a walking boot. The concern here stems from the fact that it's on the same side that he had the
3:46previous ankle fracture and dislocation on, and he's not even a year removed from that injury. typically from that injury you're going to take about a year
3:55to see a player ramp all the way back up to their pre-injury explosiveness and efficiency. And with that in mind, that
4:03early phase they're a little bit more prone for spraining the ankle as well cuz it's just not as strong to protect
4:08it. So, that our suspicion here, he did not necessarily like have a play that was visible that this is where he got
4:15hurt. So, we're suspecting a sprain of some sort. The fact that he was walking on it meaning boot without crutches suggests that he didn't refracture
4:22anything. So, it's probably not catastrophic, but with that in mind, even if he plays through this, you're typically going to see a dip in his
4:29number of touches. So, something to watch out for here with Judkins.
4:34>> And your gut feel, does he miss time or does he sort of play through this or is this just something that we're not going
4:40to know until we get the practice information earlier in the week?
4:43>> Yeah, I think the if I had to guess, he probably plays with a decrease in his volume. But, with that being said, you
4:50know, really I would say big asterisk next to that that we have very limited info on on what the real diagnosis and issue here. The practice
4:59reports will tell us a lot. So, if he logs several limited practices, that tells you that they're probably going to limit him in game as well.
5:07>> What a mess. What a mess when it comes to Quinton Judkins. We we were so enthusiastic about his volume in week
5:14four and now this sort of a setback.
5:17Another player who suffered a setback was Trevion Henderson.
5:22You sent me an awesome report.
5:25We're going to be doing the show every week which I'm so excited about. But, you sent me a report on Sunday night
5:29with your injury notes and it was about Trevion Henderson. It's just a big downer here. Your thoughts on his availability in week six and the rest of
5:39season outlook after yesterday's injury news.
5:42>> Yeah, he's getting an MRI today and And reporting that that's going to decide whether he misses time or not. I would
5:48say this one's pretty high risk for missing some time and the reason is it's the same ankle that he injured in week
5:54one that or in the preseason that kept him out of week one. And with that in mind, most players on a re-injury would
6:01miss at least one game. The additional concern is that an ankle that's now re-injured is further prone to more re-injury when you come back. So, all of
6:10these are not ideal for Trayveon Henderson who was just starting to ramp up.
6:15>> Yeah, I think that obviously the biggest beneficiary would be Rhamondre Stevenson where, you know, you had when Trayveon had his first game back, we had so much
6:23enthusiasm. Trayveon looked so explosive, but this offense is trending up and Stevenson now his only competition in the backfield would be
6:33Corey Kiner. And Corey Kiner becomes a player to add if Henderson is going to be potentially dealing with something season-long.
6:42Stevenson obviously though 17 and 1/2 points in Sunday's game would see a a sort of a insulated workload and I think
6:50we can anticipate something 15 points or more per game in games Henderson missed.
6:55One to keep an eye on. Another sort of mess situation. San Francisco keeps losing player after player after player.
7:05Deebo Samuel, the latest victim, hamstring injury. Getting an MRI on Monday. We're also recording on Monday, so we don't have all of the information,
7:13but what would be your guess towards the severity of this and when should we anticipate Deebo is going to be back in
7:20the lineup?
7:22>> Yeah, he by video kind of stopped him in his tracks on that hamstring. So, it makes you think probably at least a
7:29moderate grade severity.
7:30With that in mind, the average is about 3 weeks. Most vast majority are going to be at least 1 week out. So, I would not
7:38plan on him being available this week.
7:39Again, I would likely plan on multi-week absence. The real concern is that even when players come back, if it is in fact
7:46in that moderate grade severity, then their re-injury rate is up to about 20%, which is very high. So, keeping in mind
7:54also that re-injury usually bumps it up one level in severity, this could be something that he deals with for for some time.
8:01>> We're really excited to have you join the team. Uh Dr. Deepak Chona is going to be RotoWire's medical expert. Um you're the
8:09the head injury analyst. You're our go-to source at RotoWire for all sports for any major injury. The the main The main sport, of course, is going to be
8:18football. Uh that's your background here. Why don't you let the the RotoWire audience know a little bit about yourself, doctor, and uh what what um
8:26should they anticipate moving forward for you right here at RotoWire?
8:30>> I appreciate that, Theo, and thank you for bringing me on. I have been pumped to join this team. I've followed this
8:36team for a long time. Uh with my background, I I'm an orthopedic sports surgeon. Uh I'm actively practicing in Houston, Texas, and uh I
8:46got interested in orthopedic sports medicine because of NFL and NBA injuries, kind of watching that evolve over time.
8:55Uh and over the past several years, I I was out in training at Stanford, California, and I was lucky to link up
9:03with several talented developers, and we kind of put together before the AI sort of boomed in the mainstream, we kind of
9:10put together databases of NFL injuries and how they impacted players when they came back, and we were able to kind of
9:16query those databases. And as a result of that, we've realized we can spot trends in the data in terms of how players are going to come back,
9:26their timelines. And all of these trends were helping us win our fantasy league.
9:29So, we said, "Let's Let's make it known.
9:31Let's share it, and let's get it out there." And And we've kind of just developed in the social media world as a
9:37result of that and now pumped to like I said be joining an all-star cast at Rotowire.
9:42>> Really excited because I you I've always really respected. We've worked together in the past and really excited because you give no-nonsense injury information
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9:55It might be a player to potentially sell, but your track record for NFL injuries is second to none and really excited to get a chance to chop it up on
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10:44Let's continue talking about recent injuries and I think probably the most interesting injury because of the opportunity it presents is David
10:53Montgomery. Montgomery's been really disappointing in terms of his production. Now he's going to be dealing with a groin injury. This sort of opens
11:01up a window for Woody Marks with his two-way ability in Houston's offense that passes a lot. He becomes a really interesting spot starter.
11:10How long should we anticipate, if anything, David Montgomery will miss?
11:16>> Yeah, they're calling this week-to-week already. So it almost certainly means he's out this coming week. The average groin strain is going to be one to two
11:23weeks, but vast majority of those players would miss at least the the first week of that. Now, I would anticipate probably you're looking in
11:31the two to 3 week absence timeline. Uh with that being said, when players come back, if they rush it back, their groin
11:38is somewhat prone to restrain, not as bad as hamstring, but but still somewhat prone. And secondly, running backs often see a dip in their touches when they
11:45come back. So, we as you said, may see more of that workload passed off here.
11:51>> There's also already been multiple weeks where Woody Marks has outproduced David Montgomery. For me, I I think this is an
11:57opportunity for Marks to really grab a stranglehold on the backfield. You've also got the bye week in week eight. So, for me, if I'm just looking at this, I
12:06would say week nine would probably be when we see David Montgomery again. Um but I'm not the medical expert here.
12:13That's just sort of sort of my guess, but I do think Woody Marks becomes really interesting. You're Houston based, sort of your thoughts on Woody
12:18Marks.
12:20>> Yeah, I mean, I've been watching him since his first game and I been wondering why he's not getting more work
12:25this year cuz he looks like the more explosive back between the two. And in the passing game, I certainly think he's
12:30better. So, that's I looks to me like they're moving towards just just air it out in Houston, get Marvin Harrison, get
12:37Nico and Jalen Noel all all rolling. So, I think that's our only hope with our offensive line and I think Woody Marks
12:43fits that way better.
12:45>> How about T.J. Hockenson? Are we looking at a concussion here? Hockenson had the smash week 2 weeks ago. Exited yesterday's game. Uh your thoughts on
12:55when we would see Hockenson back again?
12:58>> Yeah, so probably is a concussion. Uh again, most players would miss a week, but he's a little bit fortunate on
13:03timing cuz week six they have the bye.
13:06So, the data here would favor him playing week seven, not having any real dip in his production. Now, it's not a
13:12guarantee that he comes back by week seven, but again, vast majority of players would. So, I I would feel relatively confident. I wouldn't really
13:18move make any moves on Hockenson just based on the current information.
13:23>> How about Caleb Williams? We've been waiting for this one. We thought we had um a chance for Tyson Bagent to really
13:30excel as a spot starter. He was really bad yesterday against Green Bay, got pulled out of the game for Case Keenum.
13:37Are Bears fans and fantasy managers going to get a Caleb Williams bailout upcoming in week six or should we sort of hold our breath all week long? What's
13:46your confidence level that Caleb plays this week?
13:49>> Yeah, I would call it moderate that he does play in in the sense that he logged a practice limited practice on Friday.
13:56Typically when players do that, the vast majority play. About 70% of them end up playing the following week. So, we're looking pretty promising from the
14:05standpoint of him his return. Passing production typically wouldn't be expected to dip really at all. The rushing production, you may see them try
14:14that a little bit less, meaning most quarterbacks when they come off a lower extremity injury would have a decrease in their rushing attempts for
14:21about 2 weeks when they return. The real concern is with hamstrings re-injury.
14:26That's around 15%. There's no real sign that he's at high risk for that. It It seemed to be a a kind of moderate grade
14:33injury and he doesn't have any concerning hamstring history that we're aware of. So, overall relatively reassured, but there's with these hamstrings you just hope that you don't
14:43get that second second snap or second pull.
14:46>> And just you know, kind of a gut feel, do you think we would look at the same level of mobility for Caleb Williams as
14:53pre-hamstring injury or will there be like a little bit of a ramp-up period for him when he when he comes back with
14:59maybe a little the lack of like potential opportunistic scrambling or the ability to extend a play call?
15:06>> I think he'll still have it in that you don't usually see much of a dip when players come back from these hamstrings.
15:12Wide receivers and running backs I think give us more telling data cuz all of their positional production is based on the that explosiveness and even they
15:20take less than two games to ramp up their production and usually see about a 15% hit. So, with a quarterback, you're
15:26kind of projecting based on that data, which is more robust, but I wouldn't anticipate huge limitations. I think he'd still be able to to pull it off
15:34when he needs to.
15:37>> Talking about a quarterback whose backup actually looked very good, Tyler Huntley was better than functional on Sunday night, had some really really strong
15:46moments.
15:48What are the chances that Huntley is back on the bench and Lamar Jackson is back in week six? We heard some reports
15:55last week that Jackson was pushing to play and it looks like week six for a return. Do you think that was a little
16:02too optimistic or is that reasonable?
16:06>> I think this coming week is pretty reasonable. He had a very similar injury to what we saw Justin Jefferson have 2
16:11weeks ago and you saw Jefferson produce pretty well yesterday. And these mild kind of medial or high ankle average about 1 to 2 weeks. So, with Lamar
16:21Jackson, he's right on that borderline if of kind of being able to play. We sort of look for practice reports to see
16:28if he's trending in that direction, but I would say solid chance that he plays this coming week. You do have to kind of
16:34have a bench quarterback ready to sub in in case, but if he is active, you would see only a mild impact on his rushing
16:42production here. The concern is to some degree re-injury, but the the initial injury did not look severe and and all reports are that it was on the milder
16:51side. So, as a result of that, you wouldn't expect that re-injury risk to be super high.
16:56>> Yeah, with with Lamar Jackson, we we've had every game for him this year, he's had at least 20 yards rushing, including
17:03a 50-yard game, a 40-yard game. So, way improved. I think that the fears fantasy managers might have is like last year,
17:12he comes back from injury and the rushing production uh a major decline. So, we'll keep an eye on this one. They're playing against
17:20the Cleveland Browns in week six. This is an AFC North game. I'm sure it means a lot. It's on the road in Cleveland.
17:26So, we'll keep an eye on that one. And then you have Cincinnati in week seven.
17:30So, back-to-back AFC North games for Baltimore. I'm sure Lamar Jackson wants to be back for those ones. And then you get the fun one in week eight against
17:38Josh Allen in Buffalo, which we love that one for fantasy football.
17:42Let's talk about the mess that is the Philadelphia Eagles backfield. So, I guess you can you can take it from here.
17:48Do you want to talk Saquon? Do you want to talk Will Shipley? A whole lot to talk about here in Philly.
17:53>> You're right. There's a lot there. So, uh we can start with Will Shipley. He's likely out a few weeks at least. He they
18:00said torn plantar fascia. The average on that is about 3 to 4 weeks. Wouldn't be totally surprising if he even hits the
18:05IR, but I certainly wouldn't expect to see him back immediately here.
18:09Now, with Saquon, he had that hamstring.
18:11You saw it happen. He grabbed it right away. Most of those, again, are in that like moderate severity range. So, mild
18:19hamstrings you can sometimes come back after 1 week out, but my suspicion is that he's going to miss this coming week. There's some optimism around the
18:26reporting on Saquon Barkley. So, if he is not back this week, I wouldn't be surprised if he is back the following.
18:33The question is really again of of re-injury with this. If he only misses 2 weeks, then that would average about 10
18:41to 15%. So, it's not super high, but it's definitely a concern or there.
18:46With the Will Shipley kind of vacating his touches and Tank Bigsby out for several weeks, uh you're right, it's a total mess, but
18:54Saquon would be the guy I'd be trying to lean on.
18:57>> Yeah, it's interesting cuz Saquon could return and have a really pretty strong role, but now we have all these questions with the offense, the
19:03offensive line. Um it's a mess in Philly. I I talked about Dameon Pierce on the waiver show. Uh his volume was
19:09pretty strong when Will Shipley was out.
19:11And Jacksonville's an impossible team to run on. You're down pretty bad if you're leaning on Damien Pierce as your starting running back, but the schedule
19:19is actually very optimistic for this team.
19:22Philly's got some really good matchups coming up. They've got Carolina, which could could trend into a potential shootout. And then just pulling up their
19:30schedule, you know, we're we're sort of doom and gloom with this entire offense, but Jalen Hurts and the running game potentially getting back DeVonta Smith.
19:39Carolina in week six, Dallas in week seven, the Washington Commanders in week eight, and then a home game against the New York Giants in week nine. Your
19:47thoughts on Smith here as well. So, Smith obviously had a an incredible target share, first read rate, air yard share, highly utilized wide receiver one
19:58before he went down with an injury. The offense definitely missing him. Darius Cooper three touchdown grabs the last two weeks. Every one of those hurts for
20:06DeVonta Smith managers. Your thoughts on when we should see him back and will there be any sort of a ramp up or is it
20:13just going to be a clean recovery?
20:16>> I think there's a pretty solid chance he plays this week. He was reportedly running on the on the side of practice,
20:22not necessarily logging a full session or limited practice even, but just running suggests he's on his on the mend here. And the trend overall would would
20:32suggest either a week six or week seven return. Data would slightly favor week six here. The real concern is that this
20:40was actually a re-aggravation already.
20:42So, it was initially in the preseason he missed a little bit of time. Now he re-aggravated this hamstring and the concern is that
20:49the re-injury risk on this injury, which has already been re-aggravated, is is pretty high. So, that I would expect to be around the 20% range at least. Now,
20:59he probably won't see a huge ramp up in terms of his usage. Part part of that might just be what they feel about their
21:07other relative options, meaning that they've got to kind of target him or at least use him as much as he can
21:12tolerate. But usually you do see a little bit of a snap count dip initially for for a wide receiver coming off a
21:18re-aggravated hamstring. I would expect him to be out there probably about 80% of his normal usage.
21:25>> We had a huge game from Jayden Daniels in his first week back. A frustrating game for Commanders fans. They they give
21:31up a 14-point lead. But for fantasy managers, Jayden Daniels gives you one of the best scoring numbers on the week.
21:37Uh QB2 heading into Monday Night Football, right behind Drake May. Gives 103 yards on the ground, two rushing scores, and 199 passing yards. So, we're
21:48feeling good if we have Jayden Daniels.
21:50But how worried should we be about re-aggravation? We saw the Adam Schefter report about this elbow. What what's your gut feeling here? Is this a like
21:59disaster could strike at any moment type uh re-aggravation? Uh or is this something that's maybe getting a little overblown?
22:07>> Uh I don't think it's fully overblown.
22:09Now, the language of the Adam Schefter update is I think a little bit ominous or maybe overstated even. He said if not
22:16when the elbow gets re-injured. I think it's of high probability that he re-injures the elbow and a another dislocation would likely lead him to
22:26basically accelerate the timeline for surgery, maybe shut down for the year.
22:30Uh he's probably planning on an off-season surgery otherwise and using the brace as needed until then.
22:37My concern here is just what a what a re-injury would mean, which again is shutting down for the season. The chances are high, but I wouldn't say
22:45it's a definite lock that he re-injures himself. Now, if you watch his game yesterday, he doesn't really look like he's trying to avoid hits. He's diving
22:54for first downs, scrambling up the middle. Uh these are things that may have led him to to this severe injury history so far already in his young
23:02career. So, I if he's not going to change that play style at all, I do worry a little bit more about him than
23:08another player, but the elbow itself is is unstable and that's why he's wearing that big brace. It's just a question of,
23:15you know, how how long can it last? And it is possible for it to last the whole season, but I wouldn't bank on it.
23:20>> Let's talk about Jeremiah Love, who's dealing with an ankle injury, played in week five against Detroit, but it was a
23:26disaster. 2.2 points. We had so much optimism about Love in week three when he had 26 touches, 22 PPR points. The
23:37last two weeks have been really disappointing. Six and a half points in week four, only 2.2 in week five. Can fantasy managers trust Jeremiah Love? Is
23:47this going to be like the new normal of him scoring in these sort of single digits or are things going to get
23:52better? How worried should fantasy managers be about this ankle? What's your gut saying when it comes to Jeremiah Love?
24:00>> Yeah, I I think this is a real aggravation, uh even though he didn't miss time and they're saying that he
24:06wasn't really injured. He had a pretty real-looking high ankle in the preseason as we know and he he was able to kind of
24:12muscle through and come back before the season started.
24:15Uh week three, he looked pretty good and then after that he had that sort of frustrating appear frustrated appearance to him in week four and I I do think it
24:25was a real aggravation. They also limited his practice sessions going into this past game.
24:30These aggravations, you would expect about four weeks, maybe six for most of the effect lingering effect of it to kind of
24:38wash out. Now, it might be a buy low opportunity, although there's obviously some risk with uh with that Cardinals offense in general. I don't think you're
24:46going to see this get super good super fast, but I do think by the end of the season he's looking a lot more like the
24:52player that we expected.
24:54>> Yeah, that's been sort of the the narrative for a while is that the ramp up at the end of the year is going to be
24:59good. I I worry about Jacoby Brissett holding on to the job as he continues to lose games. We want Brissett to hold on
25:06to it, but love it's it's incredibly frustrating. I think Tyler Allgeier, having him rostered is is a really good idea and I think there's a buy low
25:14opportunity for Allgeier after yesterday's dud. Um if Jeremiah Love were to end up missing some time and sort of aggravate this injury, Allgeier
25:23could be a 20 touch per game guy with some passing game usage. So, that's sort of our our our our way to play this
25:29thing.
25:30Let's talk Kony Ealy Soudiq. Uh is he going to be out this week?
25:34>> Yeah, 2/3 of players would miss this coming week with the concussion and uh there's a chance he plays about 1/3
25:41would. If he's active, you wouldn't expect any dip here.
25:45>> And then the final player I want to pick your brain on, everybody's saying there's nothing to see here. Uh we're
25:51hearing the word quad bruise. I've had a bruise in my quad before. It's not a you know, the whenever you hear these like
25:58this sort of a language, what's your initial thought? Is it something that that is being mislabeled by the team or do you think it really is just a quad
26:06bruise when it comes to CeeDee Lamb?
26:08Should we get ready to fire up our Ryan Flournoy shares or is there nothing to see here? CeeDee Lamb will be back.
26:15>> Yeah, if they're being honest about the reporting, then a quad bruise or a quad contusion is actually very reassuring cuz it hurts a lot initially and then it
26:25resolves pretty quickly and doesn't cause usually a lingering impact even into the next game, but especially 2 weeks later, you wouldn't expect it. And
26:34keep in mind also, they had the early game Thursday. So, as a result, he's got a couple extra days to recover from
26:41this. Now, the question with Dallas is always about the optimism around their injury reporting.
26:47If you look back, uh coach speak index probably has some data on this, but but they tend to especially Jerry Jones
26:54tends to kind of overstay how optimistic the team is on recovery. So that's where my hesitation comes in, but if they're
27:01being honest a quad bruise is is actually kind of best case scenario.
27:05>> We'll keep an eye on this one with CD Lamb. Awesome stuff from Dr. Deepak Chona. Let everybody know where they can
27:12find you on socials and anything else you want to promote here.
27:16>> I appreciate that. Yeah, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Sports Med Analytics or search my name Chona c h o n a and you'll be able to find us. Hit
27:27us up anytime on any of those platforms and I'll be here with you on RotoWire for hopefully ever and we'll be we'll be
27:36cranking away at this.
27:37>> Yeah, we're so stoked about this one. If you have questions the start sit show if you have any questions sort of long-term injuries,
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