NFL Player News

- AFC East
- AFC North
- AFC South
- AFC West
- NFC East
- NFC North
- NFC South
- NFC West
- AFC East
  
  Buffalo Bills
  
  Miami Dolphins
  
  New England Patriots
  
  New York Jets
- AFC North
  
  Baltimore Ravens
  
  Cincinnati Bengals
  
  Cleveland Browns
  
  Pittsburgh Steelers
- AFC South
  
  Houston Texans
  
  Indianapolis Colts
  
  Jacksonville Jaguars
  
  Tennessee Titans
- AFC West
  
  Denver Broncos
  
  Kansas City Chiefs
  
  Las Vegas Raiders
  
  Los Angeles Chargers
- NFC East
  
  Dallas Cowboys
  
  New York Giants
  
  Philadelphia Eagles
  
  Washington Commanders
- NFC North
  
  Chicago Bears
  
  Detroit Lions
  
  Green Bay Packers
  
  Minnesota Vikings
- NFC South
  
  Atlanta Falcons
  
  Carolina Panthers
  
  New Orleans Saints
  
  Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- NFC West
  
  Arizona Cardinals
  
  Los Angeles Rams
  
  San Francisco 49ers
  
  Seattle Seahawks
Player News
PFT
Scores
Fantasy
- Team Previews
- Player Previews
- Team Previews
- Player Previews
SNF
- Stats
- Standings
- Schedule
- Videos
- NBC Sports NOW
- Stats
- Standings
- Schedule
- Videos
- NBC Sports NOW

Rotoworld

Brock Bowers

LV Tight End #89

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Raiders TE Brock Bowers (foot) was limited in Wednesday’s practice.

Bowers’ return puts him on track to start in Week 1. It could take Bowers a few weeks to establish himself as one of the team’s top three pass catchers after rehabbing the injury over the last two weeks. His elite traits should be evident from the jump though.

Sep 4, 2024, 10:20 PM UTC

Source: Paul Gutierrez

Link copied to clipboard!
Brock Bowers

LV Tight End #89

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Raiders TE Brock Bowers (knee) is not practicing on Friday.

If it weren’t for Pete Carroll’s chicanery last week to throw him on the questionable line, we’d say it’s almost a certainty that Bowers will be ruled out later today. Bowers missed last week’s game, hasn’t practiced this week, and admitted that he wasn’t playing full speed when asked about it last Friday. It doesn’t sound like there’s much to be gained by him trying to gut it out, but we’ll see what the Raiders decide later today.

Injury

2m ago

Source: Ryan McFadden

Link copied to clipboard!

Egbuka, Dart headline NFL OROY market

October 10, 2025 12:40 PM

Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick look over the field of contenders for the Offensive Rookie of the Year award following Jaxson Dart's breakout game for the New York Giants against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Up Next

2:35

Egbuka, Dart headline NFL OROY market

Now Playing

1:33

Take the Steelers, Panthers to win in Week 6

Now Playing

1:52

Croskey-Meritt among best prop bets for CHI-WAS

Now Playing

1:46

Seahawks, Robinson among best bets in Week 6

Now Playing

1:29

Miller a worthy fantasy flex if Kamara misses time

Now Playing

1:28

Upgrade Bucs’ fantasy WRs if Godwin misses Week 6

Now Playing

1:41

Murray ‘hasn’t looked right’ for Cardinals

Now Playing

4:22

Stafford, Maye lead fantasy QB plays for Week 6

Now Playing

1:42

Game script could favor Dart, Hyatt vs. Eagles

Now Playing

5:06

Henry ‘a low-end flex’ amid fantasy struggles

Now Playing
Quentin Johnston

LAC Wide Receiver #1

Chargers WR Quentin Johnston (hamstring) is questionable for Los Angeles’ Week 6 game against Miami.

Johnston did practice each day of the week, but always in a limited fashion. Today’s update from the beats had him working out on a side field. Barring something from Jim Harbaugh, we’d probably treat him as a true game-time decision. If Johnston is out, it will make Ladd McConkey and Keenan Allen more desirable plays against a weak Dolphins defense.

Injury

5m ago

Link copied to clipboard!
Jerome Ford

CLE Running Back #34
The Athletic’s Daniel Popper believes Jerome Ford and Breece Hall could be “potential options” for the Chargers on the running back trade market.

He notes that how Hassan Haskins and Kimani Vidal handle an assignment this week against the Dolphins will probably help determine how aggressive they are in the running back trade market. Notably, Popper writes that having a second back next to Omarion Hampton is “how they want to play at their core.” With the Chargers already having struck a trade for Odafe Oweh, it sounds like they could be aggressive at the deadline to fix their holes.
Related
8m ago

Source: The Athletic

Link copied to clipboard!
Colby Parkinson

LA Tight End #84

Rams TE Colby Parkinson (concussion) is questionable for Week 6 against the Ravens.

Rams head coach Sean McVay told reporters that Parkinson has cleared the concussion protocol and will continue to be monitored by team in the lead up to kickoff. As long as he remains setback-free, he should be good to go. Parkinson will only warrant streaming consideration if starting TE Tyler Higbee (hip) is unable to play.

Injury

11m ago

Source: Stu Jackson

Link copied to clipboard!
Alvin Kamara

NO Running Back #41

Saints RB Alvin Kamara (ankle) is questionable for New Orleans’ Week 6 game against the Patriots.

It sounds like even if he does play, Kamara could yield more carries to Kendre Miller against a stout New England front. Kamara is best-approached as a high-end FLEX play this week despite his name value. Kamara-reliant managers should have backup plans in place for Sunday as it doesn’t sound like he’s a sure bet to play.

Injury

26m ago

Source: Katherine Terrell

Link copied to clipboard!
Tutu Atwell

LA Wide Receiver #5

Rams WR Tutu Atwell (hamstring) is questionable for Los Angeles’ Week 6 game against the Ravens.

Atwell hasn’t had the targets to do much work with Davante Adams and Puka Nacua dominating the ball for the Rams, so only those in very deep leagues needed to worry about this. Jordan Whittington has actually had more snaps than Atwell through five weeks and figures to be the main deep-league replacement. Konata Mumpfield could also get more involved.

Injury

30m ago

Source: Nate Atkins

Link copied to clipboard!
Rob Havenstein

LA Offensive Lineman #79
Rams RT Rob Havenstein (ankle) is doubtful for Week 6 against the Ravens.

Rams head coach Sean McVay told reporters that Havenstein will not practice today and is not expected to play. Havenstein missed the Rams’ Week 5 game against the 49ers as well. Fortunately, for Matthew Stafford, the Ravens are now without their top-two pressure generators, with DT Nnamdi Madubuike (neck) on injured reserve and OLB Odafe Oweh having been traded to the Chargers earlier this week. Stafford should play efficiently in Week 6. Rams LB Omar Speights (ankle) is also doubtful to play.
Related
- Omar Speights
Injury

32m ago

Source: Sarah Barshop

Link copied to clipboard!
Xavier Worthy

KC Wide Receiver #1

Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he “anticipates” Xavier Worthy (shoulder/ankle) to be available against the Lions in Week 6.

Worthy was “moving around good” and “did everything” per Reid after missing Thursday’s session entirely. It does feel like Worthy is playing through the injuries as he’s had some fairly disappointing box scores compared to the amount of attention he could have gotten in the passing game. However he’ll be a WR2/WR3 borderline candidate against Detroit’s banged-up secondary in Week 6, his final week before Rashee Rice returns.

Injury

37m ago

Source: Sam McDowell

Link copied to clipboard!
Darnell Mooney

ATL Wide Receiver #1

Falcons WR Darnell Mooney (hamstring) got in a limited practice on Friday.

It sounds like the Falcons were just taking it easy on the veteran wideout after he left Week 4’s game with the hamstring injury. We’re probably trending towards Mooney either being a questionable for Monday Night or, perhaps, off the injury report entirely with another upward trend on Saturday.

Injury

42m ago

Source: Josh Kendall

Link copied to clipboard!
Christian Watson

GB Wide Receiver #9

Packers coach Matt LaFleur said WR Christian Watson (knee/PUP) will not play this week.

LaFleur noted that Watson looked “pretty damn good” but decided to hold the talented receiver back another week. It’ll be Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks as the main receivers against the Bengals in Week 6. Cincinnati hasn’t quite been as bad as the Cowboys this year, but it’s still a plus matchup for both wideouts.

Injury

53m ago

Source: Matt Schneidman

Link copied to clipboard!