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  • WAS Quarterback #5
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    Jayden Daniels completed 24-of-36 passes for 227 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception in the Commanders’ 30-24, Week 17 overtime win over the Falcons, adding 127 yards on 16 carries.
    That now marks four elite fantasy outings in a row for the electric dual threat quarterback, with this one clinching a playoff spot for the Commanders in the NFC. Down 17-7 at the half, Daniels emerged from the locker room on a clear mission to will his team to victory, eventually scoring 17 unanswered points to hold a 24-17 lead with under five minutes to play. The Falcons would drive the field while converting two fourth downs to know the game with just over a minute remaining before a missed field goal by the Falcons as time expired sent the game to overtime. The Commanders would win the toss and not allow the Falcons to see the ball again, with Daniels completing a walk-off touchdown pass to tight end Zach Ertz for the second time in the game to send the team to the postseason. Up next for the Commanders are the Cowboys in Week 18 with seemingly little left to play for.
    Harrison: Daniels is a right-handed Lamar Jackson
    Rodney Harrison and Tony Dungy explain to Jac Collinsworth what makes Jayden Daniels so special, from his killer instincts with composure to his work ethic during training.
  • MIA Tackle #70
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    Dolphins placed OT Kendall Lamm on injured reserve.
    Lamm was starting at right tackle for the Dolphins after starter Austin Jackson (knee) was put on injured reserve. He missed Week 15 with a back issue, but played the last two weeks. There is no official word yet on if it was the same back issue or a different injury to land Lamm on injured reserve. The Dolphins added OL Braeden Daniels from the Cowboys’ practice squad in a corresponding move.
  • LAR Wide Receiver #88
    Rams WR Jordan Whittington (ankle) was limited in Wednesday’s walkthrough.
    Whittington was listed as limited due to an ankle issue, though the Rams held a walkthrough practice, so the injury report is just an estimation. Whittington has been seldom used on offense since Puka Nacua’s return, but could become a factor in Week 18 with key Rams starters potentially headed for a rest day against the Seahawks.
  • SF Running Back #31
    Isaac Guerendo (foot/hamstring) practiced in full on Wednesday.
    This is Guerendo’s second consecutive full participation since last week. It is a positive development after the rookie touched the ball 13 times in the 49ers’ Week 17 loss. Guerendo is trending toward RB1 status this week. The 49ers’ offense is extremely banged up and a strong, high-volume showing would give Guerendo an opportunity to position himself ahead of Jordan Mason on the 2025 depth chart.
  • SF Wide Receiver #14
    Ricky Pearsall (illness/chest) was limited in Wednesday’s practice.
    Pearsall is on track to play this week and the 49ers would surely like to get another look at him despite the lost 6-10 season. George Kittle (ankle/hamstring) and Deebo Samuel Sr. (ribs/wrist) are both banged up right now so Pearsall could operate as the passing game’s focal point.
  • SF Wide Receiver #1
    Deebo Samuel Sr. (ribs/wrist) did not practice on Wednesday.
    Samuel was listed with both of these injuries earlier this year and the team has been fairly unreliable with their injury listings so it is possible neither issue is new. The 6-10 49ers have little to play for at this time. Fantasy managers should consider Samuel truly questionable for Week 18.
  • LV Running Back #8
    Raiders RB Ameer Abdullah (foot) did not participate in Wednesday’s practice.
    Abdullah was a non-participant with a foot injury he picked up in the Raiders’ Week 17 win against the Saints. He has been a league-winner for fantasy managers, becoming the team’s lead back late in the season. If Abdullah cannot go, Alexander Mattison will be the lead back, though he would be a shaky play for fantasy purposes.
  • SF Tight End #85
    George Kittle (ankle/hamstring) did not practice on Wednesday.
    Kittle evidently exited his team’s Week 17 game against the Lions very banged up. He may push to play but with Brock Purdy (elbow) already ruled out, it stands to reason that the 6-10 49ers will likely choose to rest their stud tight end.
  • SF Defensive End #97
    Nick Bosa (knee) did not practice on Wednesday.
    Bosa has evidently swapped out a hip injury and bilateral oblique strains for a knee injury and the 6-10 49ers have nothing to play for this week. It is difficult to predict whether or not Bosa will push to play but he appears to be on the wrong side of questionable at this time.
  • LAC Wide Receiver #5
    Josh Palmer (foot) did not practice Wednesday.
    Head coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters on Monday he does not believe the foot issue will land Palmer on injured reserve. The fact that it is even an option suggests Palmer won’t play this week. His availability for LA’s Wild Card game is also in question. Quentin Johnson should see an uptick in targets with less competition for the WR2 role in Week 18.
  • LAC Running Back #4
    Gus Edwards (ankle) did not practice Wednesday.
    Edwards looks likely to miss another game with the ankle issue. J.K. Dobbins returned from injured reserve last week and picked up 76 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries. With Dobbins cementing his role as the team’s top back once again, Edwards is not on the fantasy radar, healthy or not.