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Cooper Rush

DAL Quarterback #10

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Cooper Rush (knee) is not on Dallas’ final Week 13 injury report.

He got in a full practice on Wednesday and will be a low-end superflex QB2 against the Giants on Thursday. Rush has thrown for 247/2 and 354/1 in his last two starts and will get Brandin Cooks back for Thanksgiving. It’s not enough to make us actively recommend starting him, but “Giants at home” is a pretty enticing look.
CeeDee Lamb

DAL Wide Receiver #88

CeeDee Lamb is not on Dallas’ final Week 13 injury report.

Wan’Dale Lamb, as some have called him, will get ready for his weekly allotment of passes with an aDOT under five against the Giants this week. He’ll be more of a WR2/3 in most leagues for the remainder of the year as Mike McCarthy tries to create the world’s most horizontal offense.
Jake Ferguson

DAL Tight End #87

Jake Ferguson (concussion) will not play in Dallas’ Week 13 game against the Giants.

He has not practiced since suffering the concussion in Week 11 against the Texans. It will remain the Luke Schoonmaker show against the Giants and Schoonmaker is a PPR Scheme TE1 flier this week. Ferguson’s concussion must be pretty serious for us to see no signs of even a limited practice at this point and fantasy managers reliant on him may want to start making other plans for Week 14.
Hollywood Brown

KC Wide Receiver #5

The Athletic’s Nate Taylor writes the Chiefs are “optimistic” that Hollywood Brown (shoulder) will practice in December.

That does not necessarily mean he’ll play, of course, but Brown has made posts of him working with the JUGS machine on his Instagram account. Brown was not expected to play in the regular season after suffering the dislocated collarbone on his first snap of preseason play. However, it appears there still might be some room for him to come back to the team in the playoffs, and perhaps some late-season play, if he continues to rehab as well as it looks from the outside.
Tank Bigsby

JAX Running Back #4

Tank Bigsby (ankle) practiced in full on Wednesday.

It’s a great start for his chances of playing against the Texans in Week 13. Doug Pederson said he’d be “full go” in practice earlier and the report proved him prophetic. Bigsby will likely remain in some sort of committee with Travis Etienne Jr. in Week 13, but he’s run so well this year that it’s hard to believe he won’t produce RB2-caliber numbers even despite the split role.
Calvin Ridley

TEN Wide Receiver #0

Calvin Ridley (ankle) did not practice on Wednesday.

Ridley did talk to reporters at his locker on Wednesday and Brian Callahan did say some guys would get “a rest” on Wednesday, so it’s possible that this is just maintenance. Thursday’s report will tell if the DNP was a trend or a blip. We’d tentatively expect Ridley to play.
Darnell Mooney

ATL Wide Receiver #1

Darnell Mooney (hamstring) was limited in Wednesday’s practice.

Falcons coach Raheem Morris said before practice that Mooney was “looking good and feeling good,” just like Billy Ray. Morris added that he feels good about him this week. This is certainly an encouraging Wednesday for Mooney’s chances of suiting up on Sunday against the Chargers.
J.K. Dobbins

LAC Running Back #27

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said J.K. Dobbins (knee) “will miss some time.”

That’s a lot more open-ended than Ian Rapoport’s previous report that Dobbins would simply miss Week 13. Harbaugh added that he is “working through something with his knee.” It would not be surprising if this ballooned into a multi-week absence for Dobbins, who is no stranger to long-term injuries.
Romeo Doubs

GB Wide Receiver #87

Romeo Doubs (concussion) will not play in Green Bay’s Week 13 game against the Dolphins.

No surprise, clearing the protocol would have always been tough on a short week. Dontayvion Wicks will get a role elevation in Week 13 and be a potential FLEX option without Doubs. The Packers also ruled out Jaire Alexander (knee) and Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring) for Thursday night.
Brock Purdy

SF Quarterback #13

49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Brock Purdy (shoulder) will be limited in today’s practice.

Will he throw today? Shanahan told reporters: “We’ll decide when we get out there.” Purdy was reportedly observed attempting just one pass during the portion of practice open to the media. The fact that it was just a screen pass is even more concerning. We suspect Thursday and Friday’s updates will be more impactful as far as Purdy’s chances of playing through his shoulder soreness but a quarterback who isn’t really throwing at practice doesn’t strike us as particularly likely to play. It could be the Brandon Allen show for another week.

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