Tracy is listed as questionable for Week 16. He was limited in practice throughout the week after tweaking his ankle in Week 15 against the Ravens. The rookie shared the backfield with veteran Devin Singletary in that game, seeing a measly 10 rush attempts plus a lone reception. Now stuck in a committee on an awful offense, Tracy is stuck in the RB3 for his date with Atlanta.

Pollard did not practice at all this week before being listed as questionable. That’s typically a sign that a player has no chance of suiting up on Sunday, but Pollard has already played without practicing once this year and is on track to do so again. The Titans have been generous with rest days for him as he battles through this lingering ankle issue. He will continue to split the backfield with Tyjae Spears, who turned 10 touches into 92 yards and a pair of touchdowns last week. Pollard still saw 17 rush attempts amidst the Spears breakout, keeping him firmly atop the depth chart. He sits in the middle of the RB2 ranks for his Week 16 matchup with the Colts.

Andrews was on the receiving end of Lamar Jackson’s 37th touchdown pass of the season, setting a franchise record while also setting a new career high for the veteran signal caller. Andrews is now up to nine touchdowns after finding paint for the fourth consecutive game. The team now looks forward to the Texans in Week 17 after forcing a tie atop the AFC North with the Steelers with the win.

The highlight of Flowers’ night came on a 49-yard deep bomb in the fourth quarter with the team holding a decisive 31-17 lead. The Ravens would then run down the clock to three minutes remaining before kicking a field goal to go up 34-17. Flowers remained extremely busy in the offense while serving as the primary motion man, a role that brings weekly upside while catching passes from one of the hottest quarterbacks in the league in Lamar Jackson.

Henry erupted for 74 yards in the first half, which was more than he had all game the last time these two teams met. Positive game script allowed the Ravens to ride the King for the final two frames, eventually allowing him to amass 189 combined yards. The only relative blemish on his box score was an inability to score as quarterback Lamar Jackson set a franchise record and career high with his 35th, 36th, and 37th touchdown pass of the season. Henry and the Ravens get a beleaguered Texans team in Week 17 as they chase another AFC North title down the stretch.

Jackson set a franchise record with his 37th touchdown pass of the season, also marking a career-high. For context, Jackson won an MVP award with 36 touchdown passes earlier in his career. He did throw only his fourth interception of the season, but it was an otherwise sparkling effort from the perennial MVP contender. Jackson got the scoring started for the Ravens with a first quarter touchdown pass to tight end Isaiah Likely before adding touchdown passes to Mark Andrews and Rashod Bateman. Positive game script and an early fourth quarter pick-six from the Ravens defense capped the volume for Jackson, but he still returned a usable fantasy score and now stands as one of the most consistent fantasy producers at the quarterback position this season. The Ravens forced a tie atop the AFC North with the win and now turn their attention to a Texans team that just lost wide receiver Tank Dell to a devastating knee injury.

Wilson’s lone interception was returned for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of a one-score game and he also lost a fumble on a scramble in the red zone which took points off the board, so it wasn’t the cleanest game from the veteran signal caller. The loss drops the Steelers into a tie atop the division with the Ravens, although Pittsburgh holds the tie-breaker as things currently stand. Wilson and the Steelers now look forward to a Week 17 showdown with the 14-1 Chiefs, a game the team will need to win if they want to remain atop the division and lock up a home playoff game in three short weeks.

Absolutely devastating news for a talented wide receiver coming off a lost rookie season due to a horrible ankle injury. Dell will remain hospitalized overnight for evaluation following the gruesome injury suffered on a touchdown catch in the second half of the team’s Week 16 loss to the Chiefs. He now faces yet another uphill battle to rehab from a major injury, the most recent of which is likely to extend into the 2025 season.

Hill was tackled hard down the sideline at the end of a 25-yard rush in the second quarter and landed hard on his head. He was immediately taken to the locker room for further evaluation before being ruled out for the remainder of the game with a concussion. Rasheen Ali is the only other healthy running back on the game-day roster behind lead back Derrick Henry.

Otton entered the weekend as a game-time decision but will ultimately be held out for the team’s Week 16 tilt with the Cowboys. Now the last remaining primary pass-catcher on the offense, Mike Evans should have every opportunity to continue his bid for his 11th straight 1,000-yard season. Expect Payne Durham and Ko Kieft to share the load at tight end with Otton out of action.