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  • LAC Tackle #75
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    Chris Hairston (ankle) will return to the starting lineup at left tackle this week.
    Hairston will make his third career start on Ryan Fitzpatrick’s blind side, allowing Andy Levitre to move inside to center as Eric Wood’s replacement. The Bills have done a great job of papering over the O-Line all season.
  • CAR Tight End #0
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    Ja’Tavion Sanders (neck) is questionable for Week 14 against the Eagles.
    After shedding his non-contact jersey on Thursday, Sanders was listed as a full participant in Friday’s practice and is officially questionable heading into the weekend. The rookie tight end should suit up for Week 14 barring any setbacks, but draws a tough matchup against a stout Eagles defense. Sanders shouldn’t be viewed as anything more than a boom-or-bust TE2.
  • CAR Wide Receiver #18
    Jalen Coker (quad) is doubtful for Week 14 against the Eagles.
    Coker logged a full practice on Wednesday but was a DNP on Thursday and Friday. His two-day absence has legitimately put his Week 14 availability in doubt, as the rookie could be looking at missing his third straight game due to his injury. With Coker unlikely to play, Adam Thielen becomes the only viable Panthers receiver for Sunday’s game against the Eagles.
  • GB Safety #20
    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Packers S Javon Bullard will undergo an MRI on his ankle to determine the severity of his injury.
    Bullard left Week 14’s game against the Lions on crutches. The rookie second-rounder has started in 10 of the 13 games he’s appeared in for the Packers this season, totaling 74 tackles, one TFL, and one pass breakup. Even if he avoided the worse, it seems unlikely that Bullard would have enough time to recover before Week 15’s game against the Seahawks. We’ll see what the MRI reveals in the coming days, which should provide more clarity about his impending absence.
  • NYG Wide Receiver #1
    Malik Nabers (hip) won’t practice on Friday.
    Nabers is dealing with a hip flexor injury that he suffered in Thursday’s practice. Head coach Brian Daboll let reporters know on Friday that this is a new injury that is not related to the groin injury Nabers has been dealing with all season. Nabers reportedly had an MRI, but per Giants beat writer Dan Salomone, the team is “not ruling him in or out yet for Sunday.” It sounds like the team will see how things progress over the weekend before making any official decisions, but Nabers seems to be trending on the wrong side of playing in Week 14 against the Saints.
  • TB Running Back #7
    Bucky Irving (hip/back) practiced on Friday.
    Irving missed both of the Buccaneers’ practices to start the week but is giving himself a chance to play in Week 14 by taking the field on Friday. We’ll have a better sense of his availability when the Buccaneers’ release their final injury report, but if Irving can’t go, both Rachaad White and Sean Tucker stand to have fantasy value in a plus matchup against the Raiders.
  • TB Wide Receiver #13
    Mike Evans (hamstring/calf) was seen practicing Friday.
    After missing Wednesday and Thursday’s practice, Evans made it on the field Friday to give himself a shot at suiting up in Week 14 against the Raiders. Evans played through his hamstring injury last week, but the calf injury is a new one. There’s a good chance Evans gets hit with a questionable tag heading into the weekend, but we’ll know more on that when the team releases its final injury report later in the day.
  • DET Wide Receiver #17
    Tim Patrick caught 6-of-7 targets for 43 yards and two touchdowns in the Lions’ Week 14 win over the Packers.
    Patrick’s touchdown grabs came from three and one yards out. Both the catches and targets were easily new season highs for the former Bronco, who also doubled his 2024 scoring total. Although tonight was his biggest night, Patrick has cleared 40 yards in three straight appearances. With Kalif Raymond (foot) sidelined, Patrick is currently unchallenged for No. 3 status in this elite offense. That could change for Week 15 against the Bills with Raymond having 10 more days to get healthy. Patrick still isn’t producing enough to command WR4 fliers.
  • DET Wide Receiver #9
    Jameson Williams caught 5-of-8 targets for 80 yards in the Lions’ Week 14 win over the Packers.
    Williams’ eight targets were his most since Week 2, and continue the upward trajectory he’s been on since returning from suspension four weeks ago. He actually led the Lions in looks this evening, drawing two more pass attempts than Amon-Ra St. Brown. Williams has only one truly big play in five games since returning, but you can feel it coming. Bills/Lions could turn into a domed shootout next Sunday in Detroit.
  • DET Tight End #87
    Sam LaPorta caught 5-of-7 targets for 54 yards in the Lions’ Week 14 win over the Packers.
    Both LaPorta’s five grabs and 54 yards were his second most of the season, which tells you all you need to know about how his fantasy campaign has been going. This evening he was out-targeted by both Jameson Williams and Tim Patrick. For whatever reason — perhaps injury considering how many ailments LaPorta has been listed with since last January — it just isn’t happening for the second-year pro. He’ll slot somewhere into the TE10-14 range for Week 15 against a Bills defense that is best attacked on the ground.
  • DET Wide Receiver #14
    Amon-Ra St. Brown caught 5-of-6 targets for 43 yards in the Lions’ Week 14 win over the Packers.
    With Jaire Alexander still sidelined for the Packers and Jared Goff attempting 42 passes, 5/43 was a disappointing statline in a game where the Lions scored 34 points. The yardage output was ARSB’s fourth worst of the season, though, as always, he saved a little PPR face with his five grabs. Scoreless in three straight games and held below 100 yards in 6-of-7, St. Brown is not on the warpath the same way he was in 2023, but he’s undoubtedly saved up a spiked week or two for the fantasy playoffs. The Bills’ run-funnel defense does await for Week 15, probably making ARSB more of a mid-range WR1.