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  • SEA Wide Receiver #1
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    Shenault left Week 11 against the 49ers early and did not return. He now starts out the week listed as DNP on Wednesday. If Shenault cannot get a practice in by the end of the week, the Seahawks’ special teams depth will be tested. Dee Williams is the team’s other primary returner if Shenault does not play Week 12 against the Cardinals, though Williams (ankle) also did not practice Wednesday.
  • SEA Tight End #87
    Fant remains out due to a groin injury he suffered in Week 8. He has yet to practice since suffering the injury, leaving rookie AJ Barner as the starting tight end. Fellow TE Brady Russell (foot) was also listed as DNP while TE Pharaoh Brown (elbow) was a full participant. No Seahawks tight end options are appealing at this point of the season.
  • ARI Running Back #31
    Demercado was listed as a limited participant in the Cardinals’ first official practice report of the week. He was the only offensive skill position player listed with an injury designation. The backfield is mostly James Conner and Trey Benson, with Demercado chipping in every once in a while. If Demercado cannot go Week 12 against the Seahawks, it does not shift fantasy stances by much.
  • LV Tight End #84
    Bryant, the team’s No. 3 TE, and No. 4 TE Justin Shorter (illness) were both unable to practice on Wednesday but, fortunately, No. 2 TE Michael Mayer (personal) returned to play in Week 11 after an extended absence. Mayer’s presence helps negate concern over depth.
  • LAR Tackle #79
    Havenstein still has Thursday and Friday to test out his injured ankle but it would have been nice to see him participate in a limited capacity on Wednesday. Former starter/backup T Joe Noteboom (ankle) did resume practicing in a limited capacity though, which bodes positively for his Week 12 availability.
  • SF Defensive End #97
    Bosa had been rehabilitating a combination hip and oblique injury for weeks, entering Week 11. He pulled up lame in-game while rushing the passer and was later reported to have strained his other oblique. Bosa’s inability to participate on Wednesday was expected but is still concerning. He is truly questionable for Week 12.
  • DAL Safety #14
    This is a big loss for the Cowboys’ special teams unit. Todd Archer reports “special teams coordinator John Fassel became emotional when talking about” Bell’s season-ending dislocated shoulder injury. Bell’s 85.9 PFF special teams grade not only leads all Cowboys special teams players, it ranks eighth among 138 NFL special teams players with at least 165 special teams snaps. Bell will likely be placed on injured reserve by the end of the week.
  • GB Running Back #8
    Jacobs was listed as a limited participant due to quad and calf injuries. He was dealing with the quad injury before, but the calf is new. Regardless, a limited practice is a sign Jacobs is resting a bit more as the wear and tear of the season starts to pile up. Barring a setback, expect Jacobs to play Week 12 against the 49ers.
  • DEN Wide Receiver #11
    Reynolds has been on injured reserve since getting surgery on his finger six weeks ago. He was also the victim of a shooting shortly after, but sustained only minor injuries from the incident. The Broncos opened Reynolds’ practice window last week and he starts this week out as a full participant. It is possible Reynolds will be activated off injured reserve for Week 12 against the Raiders, but he will be on the fringe of fantasy relevance when playing.
  • PHI Wide Receiver #6
    Smith sat out Week 11’s Wednesday practice before participating in a limited capacity on Thursday and Friday. He ultimately suited up for Week 11 but caught only 4-of-6 targets for 29 yards. Smith played just six fewer snaps than AJ Brown but it does appear as though the injury is limiting him in-game. Hopefully, Smith can resume practicing in full by Friday.

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Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold was a limited participant in practice for the second Wednesday in a row, but the reason for his appearance on the injury report was different this week.
Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed is going to miss another game for the Titans.
Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans returned to practice Wednesday, getting limited work.
Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh believes he is coaching one of the best ever to play the game in quarterback Justin Herbert.
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the team would monitor progress from running back Isiah Pacheco and defensive end Charles Omenihu to see if they’re able to play against the Panthers.
Tight end George Kittle didn’t play in last Sunday’s loss to the Seahawks, but he’s not planning to remain out of action for long.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell said things were trending the right way for tight end Sam LaPorta to play in this weekend’s game against the Colts and Wednesday’s injury report reflects that.
Wide receiver Tyreek Hill has missed practice time with a wrist injury the last two weeks, but it looks like he may be taking a new approach to this week.