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Lamb was a surprise addition to the injury report on Wednesday and did not participate in the first practice of the week. It seems to have been a precaution as the superstar receiver was back on the field for Thursday’s session before being cleared entirely on Friday. For his lofty standards, Lamb has had a quiet start to the season. He has nine receptions for 151 yards and one touchdown through two games. The Cowboys’ matchup with Baltimore projects for plenty of points, putting Lamb in a great spot to post his first game-breaking performance of the season.

The Eagles will be at near full strength for Sunday’s NFC East matchup against the Cowboys. They’ll also have Dallas Goedert healthy for the first time in nearly a month. Things are looking good for the Birds as they aim to keep pace with the Commanders in the division.

Kincaid left the game late in the second quarter with a knee injury and was ruled questionable to return after he was seen trying to run with a brace on. It looks like the 25-year-old will miss just one drive. The Bills really need him with both Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman out with wrist injuries.

Kincaid suffered the injury late in the second quarter. He came out of the medical tent and tried to run with a brace on before returning to the locker room before the Bills’ final drive of the half. With both Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman out, Kincaid had seen four targets already in the first half and was in store for a heavy workload. The team will look for more out of Dawson Knox while Kincaid is sidelined.

Hyatt stepped into a starting role with Darius Slayton sidelined because of a concussion. The second-year wideout acquitted himself well, moving the chain on multiple plays while catching every ball thrown his way. He also drew a long pass interference call earlier in the game. Slayton should be back following New York’s Week 11 bye, sending Hyatt back to the bench for the time being. Hyatt is worth holding onto in dynasty leagues as the Giants move into evaluation mode, though redraft managers can do better off the waiver wire this week.

Wirfs got rolled up in ugly fashion in the second quarter. He remained down for a while before eventually making his way to the locker room under his own power. The bad news there is that it was gingerly, and it was to the locker room, not the sideline. Longtime reserve Justin Skule is now in the game on the blindside.

The Bears offensive line continues to change, as Jenkins left in the first half with an apparent ankle injury. Doug Kramer enters the game for him and Caleb Williams is down multiple offensive line starters against the Pats. Jenkins was listed as questionable to return to the game.

Robinson led the Giants in receiving yards while finishing second in catches and targets. Per usual, Malik Nabers led the way in those categories. Robinson’s role as the PPR scam of the team could be in jeopardy with Daniel Jones potentially getting benched after the team’s Week 11 bye. Drew Lock, who is more than willing to push the ball downfield, would get the start if Jones is sent packing. Robinson, in turn, would be stuck in the WR4 ranks versus the Bucs.

Nabers’ quiet day was almost a disaster after he left in the fourth quarter for a concussion evaluation. The rookie climbed the ladder for a long catch but had his feet taken out from under him midair. His head hit the ground and he stayed on the field in pain for a few moments before heading to the blue tent for a concussion check. He returned to action on the following drive. It would have been Nabers’ second concussion of the year. His previous brain injury sidelined him for two games. Nabers will get some extra rest with New York’s bye scheduled for Week 11. Even after another quiet fantasy outing, it will be hard to rank him outside the top 12 wide receivers. Nabers has at least 10 targets in 6-of-8 games this year. A phenomenal matchup with Tampa Bay’s horrid pass defense will give Nabers one final shot to make good on his WR1 potential.

He was struggling to put weight on his leg after he was rolled up on from behind, and reportedly had his hands on his helmet on the sideline before heading in to the locker room. Morris was replaced by Kingsley Suamataia, who is already struggling.

Johnson has at least three catches for 30 yards in five consecutive games. It might not sound like much, but that’s enough of a floor to keep him comfortably inside the TE2 ranks going forward. He will return from the Giants’ Week 11 bye to face the pass-funnel Bucs.