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Tua is eligible to return in Week 8 and now it seems likely he’ll be back for the matchup against the Cardinals. He’s been out since suffering a concussion in Week 2 against the Bills. Tyler Huntley will start again for the Dolphins this week, but Tua could very well be back under center next week to save the fantasy value of all of Miami’s skill position players, most notably Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.

Holz also made scheme-specific comments about Ridley’s potential usage, saying, “maybe some shorter routes for him, where we can have somebody else clear out... there’s ways to guarantee [Ridley] the ball, and I think we need to do a couple more of those.” The Titans face the zone-heavy Bills in Week 7, so it’s entirely possible Ridley will showcase a new fantasy-friendly role this week.

The Chargers could feel compelled to activate Chark, even in a limited capacity, given their pass-catcher corps injuries. Ideally, Chark would resume practicing in full before returning though.

We will know more about Wilson’s status for Week 7 when the Cardinals release their final injury report of the week on Saturday, but Wilson is currently tracking to play barring any setbacks. If he can’t suit up, Zay Jones, who is practicing in full, would likely take over the No. 3 receiver duties for Arizona.

McConkey is on track to play in Week 7 against the Cardinals, though a Full Participant designation on Saturday would be reassuring. With multiple Chargers’ pass catchers ailing, McConkey, already an efficient target earner, could see increased opportunities.

Harrison Jr. shed his non-contact jersey for Friday’s session, meaning he is in the final stages of the league’s concussion protocol. He has a chance to be removed from the injury report entirely on Saturday but could also wind up playing through a questionable tag if the team lists him as such. Fantasy managers can tentatively count on him as a high-end WR2 for his upcoming matchup with the Chargers.

Fantasy managers desperate for tight end production should consider streaming the surehanded Will Dissly (shoulder) who was upgraded to a full participant in Friday’s practice.

This is a negative development for the second-year receiver. Johnston was limping through the pain after spraining his ankle early in Week 6. Consecutive DNPs suggest he is likely to sit out Week 7, though he has another chance to practice on Saturday.

Fellow San Francisco Matthew Wright was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury. Newly signed Anders Carlson will take over kicking duties for San Francisco this week. Carlson is worth an add for fantasy managers living the stream at kicker.

Bosa has a chance to practice on Saturday, leading up to the Chargers’ Monday Night Football game against the Cardinals but he is currently trending toward another missed game. This is a brutal four-week stretch for the pass rusher.