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Charlie Woods makes hole-in-one at PNC Champ.

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Drake London

ATL Wide Receiver #5

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Falcons coach Raheem Morris said Drake London (hamstring) could have returned in Week 16’s win over the Giants if needed.

London injured his hamstring in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s win over the Giants. At the time of the injury, the Falcons were already sitting pretty with a 31-7 lead, leaving no reason for them to force London back on the field with a pivotal Week 17 game against the Commanders on tap next week. London’s name will be one to monitor on the team’s injury report, but it sounds like he’ll be good to go for next week.
Justice Hill

BAL Running Back #43

Ravens listed Justice Hill (concussion) as a DNP on Sunday.

Hill suffered a concussion in Saturday’s loss and was immediately ruled out for the game. Players have a hard enough time bouncing back from a concussion with a full week to recover; Hill will have to get right in just three days if he hopes to suit up for Week 17’s game against the Texans. It seems unlikely that he would be cleared in time, which could open the door for either Rasheen Ali or Keaton Mitchell to serve as the Ravens’ pass-catching back.
Zay Flowers

BAL Wide Receiver #4

Ravens listed Zay Flowers (shoulder) as DNP on Sunday’s estimated practice report.

Flowers totaled 100 yards in the Ravens Week 16 win over the Steelers and didn’t have an injury reported immediately after the team’s win. Whatever he’s dealing with is likely minor, but we’ll see how things develop as the week progresses. For now, we’ll assume this is more of a rest thing and that Flowers will be good to go for Wednesday’s game against the Texans.
George Pickens

PIT Wide Receiver #14

Steelers listed George Pickens (hamstring) as limited on Sunday’s estimated practice report.

Wednesday’s Christmas day games make for an interesting week of practice reports. Less than 24 hours after missing Week 16’s game against the Ravens with a hamstring injury, Pickens was listed as limited on Sunday’s estimated report, which is a good early outlook for his Week 17 availability against the Chiefs. Pickens has missed the Steelers’ last three games with this injury, and would provide an immediate boost to the Steelers’ passing game if he can suit up on Wednesday.
A.J. Brown

PHI Wide Receiver #11

A.J. Brown caught 8-of-15 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown in the Eagles’ Week 16 loss against the Commanders.

Brown showed no ill effects from the knee injury that caused him to miss practice time last week. He was targeted relentlessly by. Jalen Hurts and Kenny Pickett, who took over at QB after Hurts left the game in the first quarter with a brain injury. It could have been a much bigger stat line for the dominant Brown: He had 70 yards on pass interference penalties, mostly in the third quarter on downfield shots from Pickett. There will be more pass attempts to go around for Brown and DeVonta Smith if Pickett is forced to start for the Eagles next week against the Cowboys. That makes Brown a potential top-three option for fantasy championship week.
Dorian Thompson-Robinson

CLE Quarterback #17

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski said Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf) will start Week 17 against the Dolphins if he is healthy.

This if the warning fantasy managers who were hoping to start Jerry Jeudy and/or Elijah Moore needed to hear. Stefanski said DTR tweaked his calf in the first quarter of Sunday’s loss to the Bengals, but the fact he was able to finish out the game suggests this is a very minor injury. Fantasy managers banking viable weeks from David Njoku and Jerome Ford should get them with DTR under center, but Browns receivers caught a combined four passes for 41 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Bengals, making Moore and Jeudy nearly impossible to trust during fantasy championship week.
Terry McLaurin

WAS Wide Receiver #17

Terry McLaurin caught 5-of-6 targets for 59 yards and a touchdown in the Commanders’ Week 16 win against the Eagles.

It was McLaurin’s sixth receiving score over his past four games in the run-heavy Commanders offense. He was somehow behind Olamide Zaccheaus in receiving yards and touchdowns on the day but had a nice day nonetheless. Jayden Daniels, who dropped back 48 times, spread the ball fairly evenly among his pass catchers during the Commanders’ second half comeback. He was only targeted on 15 percent of his routes against Philly. McLaurin will profile as a WR2 option in Week 17 against the Falcons.
Jonathan Taylor

IND Running Back #28

Jonathan Taylor rushed 29 times for 218 yards and three touchdowns in the Colts’ Week 16 win over the Titans.

Taylor led the Colts backfield in a monstrous rushing day, tallying 218 rushing yards out of Indy’s franchise-high 335 rushing yards. He first broke free in the second quarter for a 65-yard score in the second quarter. Taylor’s next score came on the first play of the third quarter, housing a 70-yard carry. He scored yet again from one yard out later in the third quarter before Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson got carries. The Colts brought Taylor back in to seal it and he finished as the top rusher of the day, bringing fantasy managers an early holiday gift. His 218 yards are a season-high and pushes him over 1,000 rushing yards for the season. Taylor will be a top-five option for Week 17 against the Giants.
Jayden Daniels

WAS Quarterback #5

Jayden Daniels completed 24-of-39 attempts for 257 yards, five touchdowns, and two interceptions in the Commanders’ 36-33 Week 16 win against the Eagles, adding nine rushes for 82 yards.

The Commanders somehow overcame five turnovers against one of the best defenses in the league to pull off the last-second victory on a ten-yard touchdown toss from Daniels. This marks his seventh game with multiple passing scores and the first time in his young pro career he’s eclipsed three throwing touchdowns in a game. Daniels was elusive as a runner throughout the game, converting several critical third downs in the second half of the furious Washington comeback. It was quite the performance from Daniels, who was held to 191 yards, one touchdown, and a pick in Week 11 against the Eagles. Daniels will be a top fantasy option in Week 17 against a slightly improved Falcons defense.
Anthony Richardson

IND Quarterback #5

Anthony Richardson completed 7-of-11 passes for 131 yards, one touchdown and an interception in the Colts’ 38-30, Week 16 win over the Titans, adding nine carries for 70 yards and a touchdown.

Richardson was a part of the Colts’ monstrous rushing attack in the team’s win over the Titans. He attempted just 11 passes, with his passing touchdown coming on a screen pass to Josh Downs, who took it in for the score. He threw a red zone interception in the first quarter as well. As a rusher, Richardson punched in a five-yard touchdown in the second quarter and was tackled at the half-yard line in the third quarter before Jonathan Taylor took the score. The Colts offense tallied a franchise-high 335 rushing yards as their identity is established as an efficient rushing offense with a middling passing game. Expect more flash from Richardson as a rusher rather than a passer. He will be a back-end QB1 against a soft Giants defense in Week 17.

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