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Tyreek Hill

MIA Wide Receiver #10

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Tyreek Hill (wrist) is active for Week 10 against the Rams.

Hill was labeled a true game-time decision after missing practice Friday and Saturday with a wrist injury, ultimately proving enough in pre-game warmups to warrant active status for the team’s Week 10 contest against the Rams. Also active for the Dolphins is safety Jevon Holland, who came into Monday listed as questionable. Inactive for the Dolphins are FB Alec Ingold, RB Jeff Wilson, Jr., CB Ethan Bonner, CB Storm Duck, LB Mohamed Kamara, OL Andrew Meyer, and WR Dee Eskridge.
DK Metcalf

SEA Wide Receiver #14

Saints HC Mike Macdonald said DK Metcalf (knee) is expected to practice on Wednesday.

If he doesn’t practice, it will mark the first time Metcalf has been on the practice field since suffering a Grade 1 MCL sprain in Week 7’s win over the Falcons. Metcalf didn’t play in Weeks 8 or 9, and had the Week 10 bye to get in some additional rest. There’s a good chance he’ll be ready to go in Week 11 against the 49ers if he can get on the field this week. Wednesday’s injury report will be one to watch, but Metcalf is undoubtedly trending in the right direction.
Brian Robinson Jr.

WAS Running Back #8

Brian Robinson was limited in Monday’s practice.

It is, as usual on Mondays, an estimation. Robinson was questionable last week after three limited practices, so this status is just preparing us for more of the same. Coach quotes throughout the week will be important context, but after two straight weeks of limited-limited-limited-questionable, it’s hard to believe Robinson will be a go against the Eagles unless the Commanders just steadfastly believe that the game is so important that Robinson must play. Austin Ekeler would get the majority of the work if Robinson misses a third straight game.
Cooper Rush

DAL Quarterback #10

Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy said Cooper Rush would start for Dallas against the Texans in Week 11.

He did note that the Cowboys are signing a third quarterback. McCarthy said after Week 10’s loss that the team is “not there yet” on Trey Lance becoming the starter. It seems like this could eventually become a quagmire, and the Cowboys have created such limited fantasy value this year that it’s easy to avoid the situation. Lance would have the most fantasy upside of the two as a starter, while Rush is a bottom-end superflex play.
Sam LaPorta

DET Tight End #87

Lions coach Dan Campbell said he is “hopeful” that Sam LaPorta (shoulder) can play in Detroit’s Week 11 game against the Titans.

He’ll be “day to day,” per Campbell. We’ll probably need to see some practice statuses before we have a good handle on his Week 11 status, but it is encouraging that Campbell has not seemed too concerned about LaPorta’s status going forward. Fantasy managers that haven’t already disgustedly tossed LaPorta off their rosters may need to consider backup plans for Week 11, but LaPorta’s shoulder injury doesn’t look likely to be a long term issue. It may not even be a short-term one.
Keon Coleman

BUF Wide Receiver #0

Bills HC Sean McDermott said Keon Coleman (wrist) won’t play in Week 11 against the Chiefs.

The Bills aren’t wasting any time here, making the decision to rule out Coleman for the second straight week. It was reported last week that Coleman could miss multiple weeks, so this news shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Amari Cooper, who is also dealing with a wrist injury, is reportedly progressing through things, but there’s no word on whether or not he’ll play in Week 12. There’s a chance the team will see how he responds in practice this week before deciding on his availability.
Tee Higgins

CIN Wide Receiver #5

Bengals HC Zac Taylor said Tee Higgins (quad) is day-to-day heading into the week.

Higgins and left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. (knee/fibula), who Taylor also called day-to-day, both participated in walkthroughs on Monday, but Taylor said we shouldn’t read too much into that. If Higgins is truly day-to-day, then it sounds like he’ll have a chance to suit up in Week 11 against the Chargers. That said, we wouldn’t read too much into his availability until we get a look at Wednesday’s injury report. Higgins has missed the last two games due to his quad injury, which has resulted in an uptick in targets for Mike Gesicki.
Chris Olave

NO Wide Receiver #12

Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi said Chris Olave (concussion) is not ruled out for the rest of the year.

He’s visiting a specialist this week and the Saints are reportedly content to take the four week timeline for now, meaning Olave could return for Week 15 against the Commanders. That doesn’t make him a must-roster in fantasy for teams that are desperate for roster spots, and the fact that the question was asked in the first place is concerning in its own right after Olave suffered his second major concussion of the season in Week 9.
Caleb Williams

CHI Quarterback #18

Bears coach Matt Eberflus said “Caleb is our starter” when asked if he would consider benching Caleb Williams.

Sure sounds like the upcoming evaluations that Eberflus is still conveniently “in the process” of as of his latest press briefing are going to be coaching-focused. Williams took nine sacks (9 sacks?) in Chicago’s Week 10 loss to the Patriots. Something has got to give. We’d be surprised if Shane Waldron saw more than another sunrise as Bears offensive play caller.
Tank Dell

HOU Wide Receiver #3

Tank Dell caught 5-of-9 targets for 39 yards in the Texans’ Week 10 loss to the Lions, losing six yards on his lone carry.

Dell and the Texans appeared to be cruising to a convincing upset over the Lions after taking a 23-7 lead into the half. Even while picking off Lions quarterback Jared Goff five times, the Texans were outscored 19-0 after the break to fall to 6-4. Never likely to be useful as a team’s top option through the air, Dell could find more room to maneuver once Nico Collins returns from a five-game absence, which appears likely to occur in Week 11 after the alpha wide receiver was activated from injured reserve this week. Dell will look to take advantage of a soft matchup against the Cowboys his next time out.

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