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Reynolds has started nine games this season with Jason Kelce on injured reserve, but he was injured in Monday night’s game against the Panthers. Evan Mathis, the team’s left guard and arguably best healthy lineman, took the first-team reps at center on Wednesday. Danny Watkins, who started the first six games of the season at right guard, filled in at left guard. Philadelphia’s offensive line has been reduced to rubble.

Shepard left Sunday’s game against the Cowboys with an injury and it appears the 31-year-old may be at risk of missing Week 17 against the Panthers as well. He’ll have a couple more chances to get practices in before a final determination is made, however.

Otton was unable to play in Week 16 against the Cowboys with his knee issue, and is off to a poor start in that regard. The 25-year-old tight end got in two limited practices before being ruled out, so fantasy managers hoping to use Otton will hope he can get in a full session before that game against the Panthers.

Legette gets in a full practice, but it’s worth noting that the Panthers didn’t have a full practice with the sessional reportedly being played at “half speed.” Panthers head coach Dave Canales told reporters that Legette would need significant improvement to play in Week 17 against the Buccaneers, so fantasy managers shouldn’t count on Legette being on the field just yet.

Lock is expected to start against the Cowboys in Week 17, and this injury report shouldn’t scare away fantasy managers. What should scare fantasy managers away is that he’s Drew Lock.

Tracy and Malik Nabers both were listed as non-participants. It’s worth noting that it was just an estimate with the Giants not practicing due to the Christmas holiday. Tracy’s status for Week 17 against the Colts will be largely determined by how much work he can get in the coming days.

The Chiefs were hopeful that Jones may be able to go, but the calf injury and the short layoff made it impossible for the 30-year-old to go. There’s a good chance he’ll be able to play if Week 18 against the Broncos game if that contest has any significance. The Chiefs will miss Humphries for a third straight game, but Jawaan Taylor (knee) is active for the Christmas Day contest.

Fields is unable to go as expected while dealing with his abdominal injury, but he will be the emergency third quarterback. The 25-year-old signal-caller will all but assuredly sit with Kyle Allen being the backup to Russell Wilson for the Christmas Day showdown.

It’s an estimate, as the Giants didn’t practice Christmas Day. Nabers has been dealing with injuries for most of the year, but the impressive 21-year-old has been able to play through them thus far. The Giants have no reason to risk Nabers in meaningless games, however, so it’s something to keep an eye on for fantasy managers.

Carroll turned 73 in September, but it’s not a surprise that he has interest in returning to the coaching ranks. He was unceremoniously let go after 14 seasons with the Seahawks, but it’s worth noting Seattle was almost always competitive under the former USC head coach and was able to make the postseason in 10 of those campaigns. The coordinator hires — important anyway — would be especially important if Carroll was to get another head gig.

Fields, 25, is listed as questionable and got in two limited practices prior to the Christmas Day showcase against the Chiefs. Kyle Allen will be the backup to Russell Wilson assuming the former first-round pick does indeed sit.