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  • IND Defensive Coordinator
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    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Gus Bradley will remain the Colts’ defensive coordinator under head coach Shane Steichen.
    Fowler said Bradley, hired last February as the team’s defensive coordinator, was widely expected to keep the job despite the head coaching turnover. Pro Football Focus graded the Colts as the NFL’s 12th best run defense and the 15th best coverage unit in 2022. Indianapolis’ defense held up through much of the 2022 season despite its offense time and again putting the defense in unenviable positions. The Colts last year allowed the tenth lowest EPA per rush.

  • PHI Tackle #68
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    Jordan Mailata is active for Week 11 against the Commanders.
    Mailata missed four games while dealing with a severe hamstring strain. The 27-year-old tackle was activated off injured reserve Wednesday, and he’ll make his return to action against the Washington front seven.
  • PHI Quarterback #16
    Eagles declared QB Tanner McKee, CB Eli Ricks, S Tristin McCollum, OL Nick Gates, G/T Darian Kinnard and G Trevor Keegan inactive for Week 11 against the Commanders.
    The Eagles are essentially at full health, so no questionable calls for Thursday’s game. McKee will be the emergency third quarterback for the contest behind Jalen Hurts and Kenny Pickett.
  • WAS Running Back #36
    Commanders declared K Austin Seibert, QB Jeff Driskel, CB Marshon Lattimore, RB Chris Rodriguez Jr., LB Dominique Hampton, LB Nick Bellore and G Chris Paul inactive for Week 11 against the Eagles.
    Rodriguez was solid in the win over the Giants in Week 9, but wasn’t involved in the offense in Week 10 against the Steelers with just two carries for four yards. Driskel will be the emergency third quarterback for Thursday’s contest.
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  • BAL Quarterback #8
    Lamar Jackson (knee) limited on Thursday.
    Jackson was nursing a knee injury last week but played through it and racked up 290 passing yards and four touchdown passes against the Bengals. He’s clearly dealing with a minor injury, but he’s not at risk of missing Week 11’s game against the Steelers. The two-time MVP will look to continue his push for a third MVP in Sunday’s pivotal AFC North tilt, where he’ll be a solid fantasy QB1.
  • TEN Running Back #20
    Tony Pollard (foot) returned to Titans practice Thursday, getting in a “limited” session.
    Pollard is in a “workload management” situation, but his Week 11 status is not in doubt after he played through the issue last Sunday. He did appear to need a few spells against the Chargers, however. Ailing with Tyjae Spears back in the lineup, Pollard is more of a lower-end RB2/FLEX than the high-end RB2 he had been trending as for a few weeks.
  • GB Running Back #32
    MarShawn Lloyd (ankle/hammy) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    Lloyd has been limited in both practices to start the week, but the hamstring injury is somewhat new. He was placed on injury reserve due to an ankle injury, so we aren’t quite sure how much this hamstring injury will affect his return. The Packers currently only have 52 men on their active roster, and Matt LaFleur suggest on Thursday that the 53rd spot could be used on Lloyd. We won’t rule out the possibility of him being activated from IR before the weekend.
  • GB Running Back #8
    Josh Jacobs (quad) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    Jacobs has been playing through injuries through the last several weeks and will likely do so again this week. This quad injury is something we have not seen for him before, but back-to-back limited practices to open the week suggest he’ll be good to go as a fringe RB1/RB2 in Week 11 against the Bears.
  • ATL Quarterback #18
    Kirk Cousins (shoulder/elbow) was upgraded to a full participant in Thursday’s practice.
    Cousins popping up on Wednesday’s injury report was a bit of a surprise. Despite the surprise addition, he was able to log a limited session to kick off the week and was upgraded to a full participant on Thursday. Assuming he doesn’t suffer any setbacks, Cousins will be good to go in Week 11 against a stout Broncos defense that’s allowing the 10th-fewest passing yards per game this season.
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  • ATL Wide Receiver #1
    Falcons added Darnell Mooney (Achilles) to Thursday’s injury report.
    Mooney was listed as limited on Thursday’s report. It’s never a good sign to be added to the injury report on a Thursday, and the nature of his injury only adds more cause for concern. Mooney is quietly having one of the best years of his career. He’s currently sitting on a 46-684-5 line and has posted 80-plus yards in each of his last three games. His absence would be felt by the Falcons’ offense if he’s unable to play in Week 11 against the Broncos. His name will be one to keep an eye on when Friday’s injury report is released.
  • ATL Running Back #25
    Tyler Allgeier (quad) was listed as a full participant in Thursday’s practice.
    Allgeier was a limited participant on Wednesday and upgraded to full on Thursday. All things considered, Allgeier appears to be on track to play in Week 11’s game against the Broncos, but he’ll be hard to trust in fantasy as anything more than a touchdown-dependent RB3. Allgeier has averaged just 8.5 carries per game in his last four games and has just one touchdown to his name over that span. He’s worth a dart throw if your fantasy roster has been decimated by the bye week, but should be avoided when possible.