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  • LAC Tackle #75
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    Bills GM Buddy Nix ranks left tackle as the team’s top need entering the draft.
    “I think the left tackle is vital,” said Nix. “I don’t care how good your receivers are if you’re on your back you can’t throw it to him. You’ve got to protect your quarterback first I think.” USC’s Matt Kalil is unlikely to last until the 10th pick even if the Vikes pass on him. The Bills may end up stuck with Chris Hairston battling a second-day tackle on Ryan Fitzpatrick’s blindside.
  • ATL Wide Receiver #34
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    Ray-Ray McCloud caught 8-of-11 targets for 98 yards in the Falcons’ Week 14 loss to the Vikings.
    With a cooked Kirk Cousins checking down with increasing desperation and frequency, McCloud actually led the Falcons in targets and receptions. The yards were a new career high. McCloud has been passing some bad PPR checks for a few weeks, but you would still have to be truly desperate to rely on him as a WR4. You can do better for Week 15 against the Raiders.
  • ATL Tight End #8
    Kyle Pitts caught 1-of-6 targets for 14 yards in the Falcons’ Week 14 loss to the Vikings.
    Charlie Woerner caught a ball before Pitts and ended up tying him in receptions. Pitts now has one-or-zero grabs in four of his past five appearances. The six targets were an increase on what Pitts has seen of late, but they were of low quality. One was a sailed Kirk Cousins interception. Another was a failed end zone connection. Yet another was a Pitts drop. Just awful, awful stuff from all involved. Cousins is now on weekly benching watch, but especially with bye weeks finally over, Pitts is struggling to even remain in the top 20 at tight end heading into Week 15 against the Raiders.
  • BUF Defensive Back #31
    Rasul Douglas is doubtful to return to Week 14 against the Rams with a knee injury.
    Douglas left the game with a rib injury late in the third quarter but was able to return before suffering a knee injury on the first drive of the fourth quarter that will likely keep him out for the remainder of the game. Douglas is having a rough afternoon trying to contain Puka Nacua, but he has been good for Buffalo all season and would be a major loss for this secondary if he winds up missing an extended period of time.
  • KC Running Back #25
    Chiefs declared RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire, DE Josh Uche, G C.J. Hanson, OT Ethan Driskell, OT Kingsley Suamataia, DT Marlon Tuipulotu, and DE Malik Herring inactive for Week 14 against the Chargers.
    Edwards-Helaire came into the weekend listed as doubtful and will ultimately be held out for the divisional showdown against the Chargers. He would have likely been used sparingly with both Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco healthy.
  • LAC Wide Receiver #15
    Chargers WR Ladd McConkey (shoulder/knee) is inactive for Week 14 against the Chiefs.
    McConkey played through an AC joint injury in his shoulder for the previous three games before injuring his knee late in the team’s Week 13 win over the Falcons, ultimately unable to suit up after limited showings to end the week. Also inactive for the Chargers are QB Easton Stick, LB Denzel Perryman, S Tony Jefferson, OL Brenden Jaimes, OL Jordan McFadden, and DL Justin Eboigbe.
  • SF Running Back #31
    Isaac Guerendo exited Week 14 against the Bears with a foot injury.
    Guerendo’s injury was not immediately apparent though a slight limp was perhaps visible. He briefly stopped by the blue medical tent before walking to the locker room under his own power. This leaves Patrick Taylor Jr. and Ke’Shawn Vaughn as the 49ers’ available RBs. He is questionable to return.
  • CHI Running Back #20
    Bears RB Travis Homer is questionable to return for Week 14 against the 49ers with a head injury.
    The Bears are now terribly thin at the RB position. Homer was already filling in for the concussed Roschon Johnson, meaning D’Andre Swift will likely handle close to all running back touches for the rest of the game.
  • ATL Wide Receiver #1
    Darnell Mooney caught 6-of-7 targets for 142 yards in the Falcons’ Week 14 loss to the Vikings.
    Mooney’s second 100-yard game of the season was also a new career high. With a struggling Kirk Cousins desperate to get something, anything going down the field, he found Mooney for gains of 28, 24 and 49 yards. Mooney ran right by Stephon Gilmore on the 49-yarder. Good stuff, but the Falcons’ passing game looks increasingly broken because of Cousins’ ongoing struggles. A move to first-round rookie Michael Penix could come at any moment. Mooney will be a volatile WR3 for Week 15 against the Raiders.
  • ATL Wide Receiver #5
    Drake London caught 5-of-10 targets for 70 yards in the Falcons’ Week 14 loss to the Vikings.
    With Kirk Cousins turning further and further into a pumpkin, London continued to struggle to turn his volume into meaningful production. Today was the fifth different time this season London has drawn at least 10 looks without reaching 100 yards receiving. London was the intended “target” on Kirk Cousins’ hilariously bad second quarter interception. “Captain Kirk” didn’t see a zone defender just chillin’. Beyond that, there wasn’t much of note on London’s looks. With the caveat that Cousins could get benched for Michael Penix, London will be a floor-based, low-end WR2 for Week 15 against the Raiders.
  • NYG Running Back #29
    Tyrone Tracy rushed 16 times for 45 yards and a touchdown in the Giants’ Week 14 loss to the Saints, adding five receptions for 38 yards.
    With Drew Lock at the controls, efficiency is impossible to come by in this offense, but Tracy still had his best PPR fantasy effort in several weeks. He out-touched Devin Singletary 21-2. The Giants don’t care about rookie Tracy’s fumbling issues as they try to study their personnel for the future. Tracy should be an RB2 most weeks down the stretch, but game script could get well and truly wrecked against the Ravens in Week 15.