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Captain Kirk has become an absolute stud in IDP leagues. Morrison worked on his cover skills during the offseason and it’s paying off in a major way.

Chase was limited in Thursday’s practice with a previously unknown ankle injury. The issue is minor at most given his full session on Friday. Barring any setbacks, Chase should be cleared from the injury report tomorrow. It will be WR1 business as usual for the superstar receiver when he squares off with the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.

Lamb is playing at less than 100.0 percent health but his return to practice on Friday puts him firmly on track to suit up for the Cowboys’ Week 14 Monday Night Football showing against the Bengals. He remains a WR1 despite playing through injury.

Armstead, who did not practice this week, is rarely on the field before Sunday yet seemingly never misses a game. He has been dealing with the knee injury for a while but only missed one game this season and that was because of a concussion. He should be good to go for Week 14.

Mostert has been playing through the hip issue for a few weeks, so it’s a bit of a surprise to see him listed as questionable. We still expect him to take the field on Sunday, but his questionable tag serves as a reminder that Mostert is still laboring through the hip issue as the season reaches its end. Mostert is not on the fantasy radar for Week 14.

Hill was listed with the wrist issue but also had the rest designation, so his availability for Week 14 was never in doubt. He was upgraded to a full practice on Friday. Hill will continue to play through the wrist issue to close out the year, even if he remains a fixture of their injury report. With Jonnu Smith and De’Von Achane’s roles in the passing game increasing over the past two months, Hill has fallen from his WR1 throne and is stuck in the WR2 ranks for Week 14.

Awuzie is on injured reserve but doesn’t have a designation for Sunday’s game, meaning the Titans will activate him on Saturday. It’s good timing for the Titans after they listed fellow corner Rodger McCreary as questionable for Week 14 due to a shoulder injury.

Sweat didn’t practice at all this week, but the questionable tag gives him a shot at getting in some reps over the weekend before suiting up on Sunday. Linebacker Kenneth Murray is also questionable after missing all three sessions. Titans reporter Paul Kuharsky noted that Murray told reporters the plan is for him to play. Kuharsky added that he expects Sweat to be a go as well. The two have combined for 4.5 sacks and 19 TFLs this year.

Boyd was downgraded to a DNP on Thursday but returned for a full session on Friday before being removed from the report entirely. Healthy or not, Boyd isn’t on the fantasy radar this week. He has peaked at 55 yards this year and is still looking for his first touchdown as a Titan.

This is a tough break for Panthers pass catchers. The Eagles now field one of the best CB corps in the NFL, with Slay side-kicked by Quinyon Mitchell on the perimeter and Cooper DeJean manning the slot. Backup CB Isaiah Rodgers is a starter-worthy talent.

Reports on Goedert’s injured knee consistently pointed toward this outcome. He is likely to be sidelined for multiple weeks. Fantasy managers can consider streaming Grant Calcaterra as a touchdown-dependent streaming option but superior options are likely available.