NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Saturday, October 24, 2026

Since Week 3, the Cowboys' run defense has improved, allowing the eighth-lowest rushing success rate, the seventh-lowest missed tackle rate, and ranking 16th in yards after contact per attempt allowed. Behind an offensive line that, since Week 3, has had the sixth-lowest yards before contact per attempt, Barkley might not find much running room this week.

Saquon Barkley has posted a strong 11.8% explosive run rate and 22% missed tackle rate this season; with the Eagles' injuries to their pass-catching depth chart, Barkley could be leaned on heavily this week.

Week 7 expert consensus rankings have Saquon Barkley ranked as RB19. In his two full games this season, he has averaged 16 touches and 80 total yards with RB29 and RB30 finishes in weekly scoring.

Saquon Barkley (hamstring) practiced Friday for a second-straight day, progressing from Limited Participant on Thursday to Limited Participant on Friday to Full Participant on Saturday; the source indicates this is a good sign he will be back in the lineup for Monday night's game against Dallas. FantasyPros' injury model gives him a 74% chance to play Week 7.

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How many fantasy points will Jaylen Warren have tomorrow in Paris? 👀

Evan Engram has been as disappointing as Bo Nix has made him, according to the source. Back in Week 1, Engram finished as the TE8 overall and flirted with a top-12 finish again in Week 5 (TE17), but otherwise has been off the fantasy radar, mainly because of Nix's poor play this season. The overall matchup for the offense is enticing; the Cardinals allow the fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends (69.3 receiving yards and 0.8 touchdowns per game on average) and have allowed a tight end to score in each of their last three games. The game features a 43.5 over/under. All Engram needs to have a week that outperforms his cost is decent play from Nix. Because of the risk, Engram is a naked play for GPP contests and works best in multiple lineup builds.

Tyler Higbee is featured again despite finishing with 22 scoreless yards, a fumble, and a poor weekly finish last week. The source justifies the recommendation based on upside versus salary in a positive game script. In Weeks 3-5, Higbee finished as the TE7, TE15, and TE10, respectively. Against the Raiders, who allow the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends (53.8 receiving yards per contest on average and six receiving touchdowns this season), Higbee could see an expanded role with Puka Nacua a game-time decision and Davante Adams on injured reserve. The game has a 48.5 over/under with both offenses able to score. For $3,500, the source identifies the upside as far outweighing the salary, recommending Higbee as a GPP contest play.

Christian Watson is identified as an excellent play in the Packers-Lions matchup at $7,400 on FanDuel. The Lions allow the second-most fantasy points to wide receivers (194.8 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown per game on average). The game features a 53.5 over/under, the highest on the slate, representing shootout potential. The source notes that game-stacking is viable in cash games to get pieces of both offenses into lineups. Watson offers high-floor, high-ceiling play in a shootout-potential matchup, though Matthew Golden gets the nod simply because of a $700 salary discount.

Matthew Golden has emerged in his second season after being considered a bust following his rookie campaign. He has finished as a WR1 in three of his six games and a WR2 in another, currently the WR11 in fantasy points per game and ranking sixth at the position in receiving yards. The Packers travel to Detroit to face the Lions, whose defense allows the second-most fantasy points to wide receivers (194.8 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown per game on average). The game features a 53.5 over/under, the highest on the slate, representing shootout potential. The source notes that game-stacking is viable in cash games to get pieces of both offenses into lineups. Golden gets the nod over Christian Watson ($7,400) simply because of the $700 discount, with both receivers offering high-floor, high-ceiling play.

Rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston has played well to start his career, currently the WR23 in fantasy points per game and averaging 1.8 yards per route run with a league-leading 20.3 yards per reception. He has scored fewer than 10 PPR points just twice this season and has notched three touchdowns. He is currently one target behind fellow rookie and team leader KC Concepcion and leads the Browns in receiving yards. Against Tennessee, who allow the 10th-most fantasy points to wide receivers (175.3 receiving yards and 0.7 receiving touchdowns per game on average), Boston could hit big on one of his long targets. The game features a 37.5 over/under with the Browns favored by 2.5 points. The source identifies him as an upside FLEX play for multiple lineup players in GPP contests.

Tyler Allgeier did not receive the workhorse role the fantasy community expected last week. Instead, he and Bam Knight split carries and red-zone opportunities, diminishing value for those who had bet on Allgeier. His 19 touches totaled 48 scoreless yards and a disappointing 2.1 yards per carry. This week against the Broncos, who allow the sixth-most fantasy points per contest (107.8 rushing yards and 0.8 rushing touchdowns per game on average), there are nerves about selecting Allgeier in a main-slate lineup. However, the source notes that lower rostership from these concerns makes him a viable FLEX option in GPP contests. The matchup is favorable, and if Allgeier finds rhythm in his usage, he could flirt with low-end RB2 production.

Bucky Irving is averaging 19.5 opportunities per game and is the RB16 in PPR fantasy points per game. He has only two rushing touchdowns on 14 red-zone attempts, suggesting positive regression is likely. Recently playing with a backup quarterback who likes to run may have reduced his higher-value rushing attempts. Against the Panthers, who allow the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing running backs (103.2 rushing yards and 1.2 rushing touchdowns per game on average, plus 33.8 receiving yards per game), Irving could see more value touches with Baker Mayfield expected back under center. With Emeka Egbuka ruled out from a concussion, Irving could see a slight uptick in volume. The source identifies him as a value play with volume and potential regression, an RB2 with upside usable in GPP contests.

Geno Smith is the QB24 in fantasy points per game overall, with only one game featuring multiple passing touchdowns (Week 3, when he finished QB3) and only two games with 250+ passing yards. However, the source identifies him as a value play in the right situation. Against Miami, who allow the eighth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks (226.2 passing yards and 2.2 passing touchdowns per game on average), Smith has a respectable pass-catching group including Garrett Wilson, Omar Cooper Jr., and Kenyon Sadiq. The game features a 39.5 over/under with the Jets favored by 4.5. The source recommends Smith as a GPP candidate with stacking options and a favorable salary for skill-position players, best utilized for players who put together multiple lineups.

Over the last three weeks, Stroud has finished as QB5, QB13, and QB3. On the season, he has one interception and nine passing touchdowns on 219 attempts with a 65.3% completion rate that jumps to 71.6% over the last three games. His supporting cast is improving with Tank Dell slated to return, Marvin Harrison Jr. joining, and Jaylin Noel coming on with useful outings. This week against the Giants, who allow the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks (198.7 passing yards and two passing touchdowns per game on average), Stroud is positioned for another strong game. The source notes his current projected rostership is sub-10%, making GPPs attractive, and recommends using him in both cash and GPP contests.

On Tucker Kraft: Watching Brian Branch on film is fun - he is all over the place Against the Packers he’s usually on the TEs in the box or in the slot In 2 games since 2024 Kraft vs Lions (w/ Branch): 10 targets 21% TPRR 1.34 YPRR 63 total yards Branch off Achilles could be a step slow, but he’ll probably be better than what they’ve had Kraft is still a smash play, but it’s less of a smash than w/o Branch

Christian McCaffrey’s gravity as a receiver is extraordinary. The 49ers are just running him on downfield routes from the backfield now.

Germie Bernard is featured in the Steelers' short passing attack game plan; Joey Bray references Bernard as part of the short passing attack with Rodgers, and the source headline 'Germie Bernard's production is here to stay for the Steelers' suggests sustained offensive role and production.

Jaylen Warren is positioned as a key component of the Steelers' game plan against New Orleans' weak run defense; Joey Bray expects Warren to succeed in the run game against the Saints' poor run defense, while Mike Nicastro specifically projects Warren to get back on track with over 100 all-purpose yards and a touchdown. Jason Aponte notes the Steelers should be able to run all over the Saints' run defense, and Jarrett Bailey confirms the Steelers should be able to run all over the Saints' run defense, though he notes Pittsburgh ranks 31st in run percentage.

Tyler Shough's zone-coverage weaknesses align with Pittsburgh's defensive tendencies; Ryan Parish notes the Steelers' zone tendencies on defense align well with Shough's weakness, while Jarrett Bailey highlights Shough's production with 12 touchdowns and over 1,400 yards on the season, suggesting he can be pesky offensively.

Saints tight end identified as a strong weapon capable of attacking the middle of the Steelers secondary alongside Chris Olave; Mike Nicastro highlights Johnson as part of the Saints' offensive threats that can challenge Pittsburgh's pass defense.

Saints QB faces a challenging matchup against the Steelers defense; Ryan Parish notes that Pittsburgh's zone tendencies align well with Shough's weaknesses as a quarterback. Mike Nicastro acknowledges Shough will challenge the Steelers secondary with weapons like Olave and Johnson, but the Steelers' defensive scheme is well-suited to exploit his limitations. Jarrett Bailey notes Shough has 12 touchdowns and over 1,400 yards on the year, but still projects a Steelers win.

Steelers RB projected to have a strong performance against the Saints run defense; Joey Bray states he has a hard time believing the Saints defense will stop Warren in the run game, and Mike Nicastro anticipates Warren getting back on track with over 100 all-purpose yards and a touchdown. The Saints rank poorly defensively and lack a strong run game of their own, creating a favorable matchup for Warren's workload.

Saints receiver identified as a significant challenge for the Pittsburgh secondary in Week 7; Ryland Bickley expects Olave to test the Steelers' pass defense and anticipates a shootout environment. Mike Nicastro also notes Olave as a strong weapon capable of attacking the middle of the field alongside Juwan Johnson.

Quarterback C.J. Stroud is having an impressive 2026 campaign, throwing for 1,714 yards—third in the NFL—with nine touchdowns and one interception through the first two months; he is adding Tank Dell as another weapon to his arsenal.

Second-year wideout Jaylin Noel has emerged as part of Texans receiver room alongside Pro Bowler Nico Collins, newly acquired Marvin Harrison Jr., and returning Tank Dell.

Marvin Harrison Jr., former Cardinals first-rounder, has been added to Texans receiver room, bringing additional depth and talent alongside Pro Bowler Nico Collins, returning Tank Dell, and second-year wideout Jaylin Noel.

Pro Bowler Nico Collins is fully healthy and remains a key weapon in Texans receiver room alongside returning Tank Dell and newly acquired Marvin Harrison Jr., as well as second-year wideout Jaylin Noel.

Tank Dell's career production through 25 games stands at 98 receptions for 1,376 yards and 10 touchdowns; he is returning to play against Giants after nearly two-year absence. Dell expressed confidence and emotional readiness for return, stating 'I don't care if the first catch is 2 yards, 5 yards—I'm spiking the ball and doing what I gotta do. It's gonna feel good. … I'm ready to get tackled. I'm gonna be joyful.'

Tank Dell is returning to active roster after nearly two-year layoff from gruesome knee injury suffered in Week 16 against Chiefs in 2024; cleared for football activities during July training camp. Dell is slated for a limited role to start as he begins emotional comeback, but his role in theory gets easier with addition of Marvin Harrison Jr. to already loaded receiver room with Pro Bowler Nico Collins fully healthy and emergence of second-year wideout Jaylin Noel.

With injuries in the Eagles' WR room, Makai Lemon is set up for a bigger role this week and maybe more. After a predictable slow start, I think the film has started to look better in recent weeks. I wrote up his RP charting notes for the tracker on the site, along with 40+ other WRs. Subscribers can read it here: <https://receptionperception.com/2026-in-season-charting-tracker/#makai-lemon>

Christian Kirk has been activated off IR. The only other healthy 49ers WRs are Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing, and Brandin Cooks. Kirk is available in 86% of Yahoo leagues.

Christian Kirk has been activated off IR. The only other healthy 49ers WRs are Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing, and Brandin Cooks. Kirk is available in 86% of Yahoo leagues.

Christian Kirk has been activated off IR. The only other healthy 49ers WRs are Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing, and Brandin Cooks. Kirk is available in 86% of Yahoo leagues.

Eli Raridon's performance was mixed on Thursday. Vrabel noted one incompletion Maye "would like to have back," but also praised Maye's overall competitiveness despite the miss. Beyond the passing game, Raridon's run-blocking "continues to be a mixed bag," contributing to the Patriots' broader run-game struggles (3.1 yards per carry, -0.40 EPA per run).

TreVeyon Henderson had a potential big run unable to develop due to center Jared Wilson being beaten climbing to the second level. This exemplifies the Patriots' run-blocking breakdowns that extended beyond the new O-line starters (Walter Rouse, Matt Pryor) to include interior linemen, contributing to the team's anemic 3.1 yards per carry and -0.40 EPA per run.

Rhamondre Stevenson recorded a 13-yard carry in the second quarter, exemplifying the Patriots' inconsistent run-blocking performance. While this play showed what the run game could accomplish when blocking worked well, it was immediately followed by a play with no room to operate, illustrating the spotty O-line execution that plagued New England's ground attack (3.1 yards per carry, -0.40 EPA per run).

Luther Burden torched the Patriots defense for 130 yards on explosive plays, accounting for four of eight passing-game explosives (20+ yards). He recorded a 58-yard catch-and-run and 24-yard TD, with three of his four explosive plays coming in third-and-long situations. The source notes the Patriots "struggled to defend the second-year man all game," highlighting a significant defensive breakdown against Burden's vertical threat.

Drake Maye delivered franchise-caliber QB performance on Thursday: 77.4% completion, 321 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT, 0.34 EPA per play (matching Caleb Williams' mark). The entire pass game operation functioned well with 310 net yards, 9.4 yards per play, plus 26 yards on three scrambles. Vrabel noted Maye "gave us a chance. He competed" and "found good places to go with the football," demonstrating the poise and decision-making expected of a franchise QB despite one end-zone interception he'll learn from.

QB-WR Duos with the Most YPG Since 2024: Sam Darnold & Jaxon Smith-Njigba (102.1) Matthew Stafford & Puka Nacua (100.7) and Michael Penix Jr. & Drake London (99.8). (min. 10 games played)

QB-WR Duos with the Most YPG Since 2024: Sam Darnold & Jaxon Smith-Njigba (102.1) Matthew Stafford & Puka Nacua (100.7) and Michael Penix Jr. & Drake London (99.8). (min. 10 games played)

QB-WR Duos with the Most YPG Since 2024: Sam Darnold & Jaxon Smith-Njigba (102.1) Matthew Stafford & Puka Nacua (100.7) and Michael Penix Jr. & Drake London (99.8). (min. 10 games played)

Fernando Mendoza is currently unavailable, affecting the Raiders' offensive composition and depth chart; his absence is noted as a factor in team construction during the current stretch.

Michael Mayer posted a career-high in receiving yards, demonstrating increased offensive usage and target volume that supports upside in his fantasy outlook.

Tre Tucker scored two touchdowns against the Buffalo Bills, demonstrating immediate offensive impact and touchdown-scoring ability in recent performance.

Jacobs rushed for 1,329 yards and 15 touchdowns during his first season with the Packers in 2024 and followed that up with 929 yards and 13 touchdowns in 15 games in 2025. He remains under contract with Green Bay through the end of the 2027 campaign. The Packers have won three consecutive games and sit at 4-2 entering their NFC North showdown with the Lions on Sunday.

Josh Jacobs was activated to the Packers roster on Saturday after spending the first six weeks of the season on the commissioner's exempt list following his arrest for an altercation with his then-girlfriend. He is expected to start Week 7 against the Lions. Jacobs had been barred from practicing or playing while the NFL conducted its investigation into the incident, which occurred in May. He pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal damage to property charges in August. Jacobs can still be suspended by the NFL at any point, but if the suspension is for six games or fewer, he will have already served it based on time spent on the exempt list.

Broncos quarterback took a vicious late hit from Alex Singleton with under a minute left in regulation and was noticeably slow to get up, though no roughing the passer penalty was called in-game. The hit was significant enough to warrant a $23,882 fine to Singleton post-game. The source notes that helmet penalties are almost never called during games, making this a notable uncalled infraction.

Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton hit Darnold with an illegal helmet use at the :52 mark of the 4th quarter with under a minute left in regulation; Darnold was noticeably slow to get up after the vicious hit. The source notes the league almost never calls helmet penalties in-game but fined Singleton $23,882 post-game, though it could have been roughing the passer in the moment.

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HC Nick Sirianni on potentially shutting WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) down for the season: "We'll see where that goes. He works extremely hard. Sometimes the process doesn't always produce the results that you want." (h/t @​ThePhillyPod)

Dortch signed a 1-year, $1.4M deal with Detroit as a reserve wide receiver option; his role in the offense is secondary to primary threats Jameson Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Sam LaPorta.

Pacheco signed a 1-year, $1.8M deal with Detroit as a backup/reserve option after David Montgomery was traded to Houston; his role in the offense remains secondary to Jahmyr Gibbs.

Golden was limited in practice but is expected to play; should get chances downfield against Detroit's 32nd-ranked pass defense (32nd in passing yards and passing TDs allowed), with Kerby Joseph out and Brian Branch returning from an Achilles injury on a limited snap count; Golden had 104 yards vs. Dallas.

Watson was limited in practice but is expected to play; should get chances downfield against Detroit's 32nd-ranked pass defense (32nd in passing yards and passing TDs allowed), with Kerby Joseph out and Brian Branch returning from an Achilles injury on a limited snap count.

Love was limited in practice with a back injury but is expected to play in Week 7 against Detroit's league-leading pass rush (20 sacks, 2nd in quick pressures, 2nd in pressure with four-man rush); the Packers have allowed 97 pressures (4th most) and the fastest pressures in the league.

LaPorta is one of Detroit's primary threats alongside Jameson Williams and Amon-Ra St. Brown; faces a Packers pass defense that is 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed but hasn't faced an offense of Detroit's elite caliber this season.

St. Brown is one of Detroit's primary receiving threats alongside Jameson Williams and Sam LaPorta; faces a Packers pass defense that is 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed but hasn't faced an offense of Detroit's elite caliber this season.

Williams is one of Detroit's primary threats alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta; he caught 2 TDs in Week 5 vs. Arizona and faces a Packers secondary that, while 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed, hasn't faced an offense of Detroit's elite caliber this season.

Gibbs has 504 rushing yards through Week 6 and Detroit runs outside zone on 45.6% of its runs; Green Bay's run defense has allowed 100-plus yards three times this season (including 242 to Atlanta), presenting a favorable matchup for Gibbs to continue his production.

Goff ranks 2nd in EPA per dropback through Week 6 (0.28 EPA/dropback), and faces a Packers pass defense that is 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed but hasn't faced an offense of Detroit's caliber; the matchup presents upside against Green Bay's secondary despite their strength in limiting explosive passes.

Dortch signed for 1 year, $1.4M as a key addition to Detroit's receiving corps following Kalif Raymond's departure to Chicago.

Pacheco signed for 1 year, $1.8M as a key addition to Detroit's backfield following David Montgomery's trade to Houston; replaces Montgomery in the Lions' offensive scheme.

Love was limited in practice with a back injury but is expected to play; faces Detroit's league-leading pass rush (20 sacks, 2nd in quick pressures, 2nd in pressure with four-man rush) against a Packers line that has allowed 97 pressures (4th most) and fastest pressures in the league.

Golden had 104 yards vs. Dallas and should get chances downfield against Detroit's 32nd-ranked pass defense (32nd in passing yards and passing TDs allowed), with Kerby Joseph out and Brian Branch returning from Achilles injury on limited snap count.

Watson was limited in practice but is expected to play; should get chances downfield against Detroit's 32nd-ranked pass defense (32nd in passing yards and passing TDs allowed), with Kerby Joseph out and Brian Branch returning from Achilles injury on limited snap count.

LaPorta is one of Detroit's elite passing threats alongside Jameson Williams and Amon-Ra St. Brown; Goff ranks 2nd in EPA per dropback, and the Packers' pass defense (3rd in EPA per dropback, fewest explosive passes allowed) has not faced an offense of this caliber.

St. Brown is one of Detroit's elite passing threats alongside Jameson Williams and Sam LaPorta; Goff ranks 2nd in EPA per dropback, and the Packers' pass defense (3rd in EPA per dropback, fewest explosive passes allowed) has not faced an offense of this caliber.

Williams caught 2 TDs in Week 5 vs. Arizona and is one of Detroit's elite passing threats; the Packers' pass defense ranks 3rd in EPA per dropback and allows fewest explosive passes, but has not faced an offense of Detroit's caliber, and Kerby Joseph (out) and Brian Branch (returning from Achilles injury on limited snap count) create secondary vulnerabilities.

Gibbs has 504 rushing yards through Week 6 and ran for 151 yards and 2 TDs in Week 5 vs. Arizona; Detroit runs outside zone on 45.6% of its runs, and Green Bay's run defense has allowed 100-plus yards three times including 242 to Atlanta, presenting a favorable matchup for Gibbs' outside-zone scheme fit.

Goff threw for 4,564 yards and 34 TDs in 2025 despite offensive coordinator instability (John Morton and Dan Campbell shared play-calling until Campbell took over Week 10); faces a Packers defense allowing 97 pressures (4th most) and fastest pressures in the league, with Detroit's league-leading pass rush (20 sacks) attacking Green Bay's biggest weakness.

Goff ranks 2nd in EPA per dropback through Week 6 (2026 season), facing a Packers pass defense that is 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed but has not yet faced an offense of Detroit's caliber; the Lions' passing attack features multiple elite threats in Jameson Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Sam LaPorta.

Quinshon Judkins is also returning this week but doesn't see a huge rep load to begin with, limiting his expected usage compared to Dylan Sampson who is also making his return.

KC Concepcion came close to hitting a receiving yards prop bet last week, falling two yards short; he is one of several Browns receivers competing for targets alongside Jerry Jeudy, Denzel Boston, and Harold Fannin.

Denzel Boston is among the receiving options competing for targets on the Browns alongside Jerry Jeudy, KC Concepcion, and Harold Fannin; the source notes he failed to get a big reception last week.

The source recommends Dylan Sampson Over 10.5 Receiving Yards at -113 odds, expressing conviction with 'Absolutely on this one,' based on the expectation that the Browns will deploy him with receiving looks despite his return status.

Dylan Sampson is making his return this week and the source expects the Browns will find a way to get him looks in space as a receiver, not easing him in despite his return status; Quinshon Judkins is also returning but doesn't see a huge rep load to begin with.

The source recommends Jerry Jeudy Over 20.5 Receiving Yards at -113 odds as a favorite player prop bet, citing his recent uptick in production and role as a reliable intermediate target.

Jerry Jeudy is trending up after his best outing of the season last week; in his last three games he has 14 targets and has passed the 21+ yard mark twice, establishing himself as a reliable target on intermediate routes capable of 20+ yard receptions despite competition from Denzel Boston, KC Concepcion, and Harold Fannin.

KC Concepcion fell two yards short of the receiving yards prop bet in Week 6, missing the over by a narrow margin. This near-miss indicates he is receiving meaningful target volume and opportunity on the Browns offense.

Dylan Sampson is making his return from injury in Week 7 and the source expects the Browns will get him involved early rather than easing him in. With Quinshon Judkins also returning but not seeing a huge rep load, the source projects Sampson will get looks in space as a receiver. The source recommends Over 10.5 Receiving Yards (-113) as a prop bet.

Jerry Jeudy is back in good graces after his best outing of the season last week; he's gaining traction as a reliable target on intermediate routes capable of 20+ yard receptions. In his last three games, Jeudy had 14 targets and has passed the 21+ yard mark twice. The source recommends Over 20.5 Receiving Yards (-113) despite competing targets (Denzel Boston, KC Concepcion, Harold Fannin) on the Browns offense, noting his stock is trending up especially if he remains a trade candidate.

POV: You listened to the “experts” and drafted Chase Brown this season:

Moved ahead of Kaleb Johnson in the running back depth chart down the stretch, securing a spot on the game-day roster for the Lions matchup.

Moved ahead of Kaleb Johnson in the running back depth chart down the stretch, securing a spot on the game-day roster for the Lions matchup.

Activated from the practice squad for the Lions matchup; previously elevated for special teams duty against Dallas Cowboys.

Listed as questionable with back injury and has potential to be the sixth and final scratch for the Packers' game-day roster against Detroit.

Fell behind MarShawn Lloyd and Pierre Strong Jr. down the stretch and is likely to be displaced from the game-day roster by the activation of Josh Jacobs, reducing his playing time opportunity against Detroit.

Activated by the Packers ahead of the Lions matchup after being held on exemption; likely to displace Kaleb Johnson from the game-day roster, signaling Jacobs as the preferred option in the running back rotation alongside Pierre Strong Jr. and MarShawn Lloyd.

Pick a Week 7 desperate flex 😬 ⚜️ Alvin Kamara vs. Steelers 🦅 Makai Lemon vs. Cowboys 🐏 Konata Mumpfield vs. Raiders

Backup QB starting with Jalen Hurts out for season. Community skepticism: 'I'm not investing anything in an offense of Tanner McKee and Makai Lemon' (6 upvotes). One comment notes McKee 'locking in on Smith' in all-22 film, suggesting limited progressions. Concerns about his ability to elevate backup WRs. One comment: 'I picked up Cole Payton, McKee's rookie backup. I haven't really liked what I've seen with McKee but also acknowledge how many players have been injured around him as well.'

Backup WR emerging as secondary option with Smith/Wicks out. Community view: Cooper has higher ceiling than Lemon due to deeper aDOT and TD upside; better positioned for garbage-time deep balls vs. Dallas. One comment: 'I think the ceiling is higher with Cooper and he's already shown what that can be.' Another: 'Eagles fan here, pick up Cooper if you are desperate and have no other decent choices. He's good for a boom and we playing trash ass Dallas D' (11 upvotes). Tanner McKee noted to have 'stronger connection with Cooper' per one comment. Consensus: boom/bust upside, prefer over Lemon for ceiling.

Rookie WR positioned as potential breakout with Smith/Wicks out. Community divided: optimists cite 10+ target potential and low aDOT (slant/hitch routes), noting McKee may lock onto him; pessimists counter he's third target behind Goedert/Cooper, has minimal aDOT, and is unproven. Multiple 'Lemon to the moon' memes (weak support signal). One detailed comment: 'Lemon could see 10 targets and at least be usable, hoping for 10–15 points.' Another: 'Lemon is good but was injured to start year, got dicked around, thrown onto sinking ship, hasn't had fair shot.' Vegas projection mentioned at 10+ implied FF pts in one comment. Consensus: high floor potential but risky; better as rest-of-season s...

Questionable with hamstring; expected to play but effectiveness uncertain with depleted line, backup QB, and missing both top WRs. Comments split: some confident he'll play and produce ('All signs pointing to Saquon playing'); others skeptical of his upside given context ('How effective can an RB be with depleted line, backup QB, missing both top WRs'). One comment: 'Poor Saquon's just gonna be out there by himself.' Potential for 10+ targets out of backfield if game script allows.

Expects to play despite missing first two practice days with knee injury. Goedert becomes primary target with both top WRs out; should see elevated volume and targets. Multiple comments project 6+ rec/60+ yds/1 TD range. Vegas has him at 10+ implied FF points. Likely to be focal point of McKee's passing game.

Ruled out vs. Cowboys with ankle injury; first game missed with Eagles. Removes second top WR from lineup, forcing offense to rely on backups and role players.

Ruled out vs. Cowboys; hamstring issues since training camp, tweaked Week 2 vs. Titans (dehydration factor noted), played through injury Week 3, missed Weeks 4–5, returned Week 6 with 7 rec/75 yds/1 TD vs. Panthers, unable to practice this week. Smith's absence opens volume for backups but signals Eagles' season deterioration.

Michael Mayer & Brock Bowers:

Michael Mayer & Brock Bowers:

Tank Dell has been activated to the active roster from reserve/PUP and will play his first game in nearly two years on Sunday against the Giants. He suffered a dislocated kneecap and torn multiple knee ligaments in a Dec. 21, 2024, game against the Chiefs, causing him to miss the remainder of that season, all of last season, and the first six games of this season. His rookie season in 2023 also ended early due to a broken leg in Week 13.

Passer Rating Leaders in 2026 📊 Lamar Jackson (119.6) Brock Purdy (118.1) Jared Goff (111.3) Trevor Lawrence (106.2) and Michael Penix Jr. (106.0).

Passer Rating Leaders in 2026 📊 Lamar Jackson (119.6) Brock Purdy (118.1) Jared Goff (111.3) Trevor Lawrence (106.2) and Michael Penix Jr. (106.0).

Passer Rating Leaders in 2026 📊 Lamar Jackson (119.6) Brock Purdy (118.1) Jared Goff (111.3) Trevor Lawrence (106.2) and Michael Penix Jr. (106.0).

Passer Rating Leaders in 2026 📊 Lamar Jackson (119.6) Brock Purdy (118.1) Jared Goff (111.3) Trevor Lawrence (106.2) and Michael Penix Jr. (106.0).

RB Jordan Mason, recovered from surgery on this thumb, will re-join Aaron Jones Sr. in the Vikings' backfield tomorrow vs. the Colts. <https://www.espn.com/nfl/story?id=50269656&_slug_=vikings-activate-rb-jordan-mason-injured-reserve>

Community notes Purdy's strong play as reason to trust Kirk; one comment: 'at least Purdy can throw further than 4 yards' (vs. Geno Smith). Purdy's ability to distribute targets supports Kirk's upside.

Mentioned as 'Mumpfield' alternative; one comment suggests 'I think it'll be Jordan Watkins who does anything of the WRs. Him and Cooks are likely the starters with Cowing and Kirk mixing in.' Indicates Kirk may be rotational rather than featured.

Unavailable for Sunday's game; contributes to Kirk's opportunity but also indicates depth concerns in 49ers WR room.

Shanahan's offense heavily favors Kittle alongside CMC; multiple comments note Kittle will get heavy volume when WRs are injured. Represents primary target competition for Kirk.

Kyle Shanahan's offense heavily favors CMC; multiple comments note 'This offense is literally just CMC and Kittle whenever deebo and Evans are out' and 'Kyle will lean on Kittle and CMC heavily.' One comment speculates CMC may line up at WR. Represents primary target competition for Kirk.

Mentioned as 'Mumpfield' in comments; if Puka Nacua sits, Mumpfield becomes a top-15 WR option per community. Represents competition for Kirk's targets and role clarity.

Status uncertain heading into Sunday; described as 'gimpy' in comments. One comment notes 'Puka hasn't been ruled out lol' in response to speculation; another suggests 'Decent shot Puka doesn't even play. Leaving practice late week usually doesn't work out.' If Puka sits, Mumpfield becomes a top-15 WR candidate and Kirk's role may shrink further.

Ruled out for Sunday vs. Falcons with Achilles soreness; this is the direct catalyst for Kirk's activation and starting role. Evans' absence creates the opportunity for Kirk but also signals depth concerns for 49ers WR room.

Activated from IR to replace Mike Evans (Achilles soreness) in starting role; signed one-year deal in March. Community heavily bullish on immediate opportunity—many forced to start due to bye weeks and injuries (Evans out, Puka Nacua gimpy, Deebo Samuel unavailable). Repeated start/sit threads suggest Kirk as target sponge with Brock Purdy; however, skepticism about workload given Kyle Shanahan's tendency to lean on CMC and Kittle. Comments note Kirk hasn't played all season (fresh legs vs. rust concern); some worry he'll be mixed in rather than featured. Meme-heavy enthusiasm ('We are Christian Kirk,' 'carry the flame,' 'Born again Christian') indicates desperation starts but genuine opt...

All-Time Pass CMP % Leaders 🎯 1. Joe Burrow - 68.6% 2. Brock Purdy - 68.1% 3. Tua Tagovailoa - 68.0% 4. Drew Brees - 67.7% 5. Jimmy Garoppolo - 67.4% 6. Kyler Murray - 67.2% 7. Dak Prescott - 66.9% 8. Kirk Cousins - 66.6% 9. Mac Jones - 66.5% 10. Teddy Bridgewater - 66.3% 11. Patrick Mahomes - 66.2% 12. Justin Herbert & Deshaun Watson - 66.1% (min. 1,500 attempts)

Elevated from practice squad where he has spent the entire season; 2023 third-round pick with 36 receptions in 41 career games, now getting an opportunity with the Giants dealing with defensive injuries and roster adjustments.

Will miss a second straight game with a neck injury after initially being listed as questionable.

Jalin Hyatt, a 2023 third-round pick by the Giants, has been elevated from the practice squad. Hyatt has 36 receptions in 41 career games and gets an opportunity to contribute as the Giants deal with multiple injuries.

Theo Johnson, the Giants' tight end, will miss a second straight game with a neck injury after initially being listed as questionable.

All-Time Pass CMP % Leaders 🎯 1. Joe Burrow - 68.6% 2. Brock Purdy - 68.1% 3. Tua Tagovailoa - 68.0% 4. Drew Brees - 67.7% 5. Jimmy Garoppolo - 67.4% 6. Kyler Murray - 67.2% 7. Dak Prescott - 66.9% 8. Kirk Cousins - 66.6% 9. Mac Jones - 66.5% 10. Teddy Bridgewater - 66.3% 11. Patrick Mahomes - 66.2% T-12. Justin Herbert & Deshaun Watson - 66.1% (min. 1,500 attempts)

Mentioned in start/sit debates and roster decisions. One comment: 'Omarion was my 2nd pick and one of the worst I've ever made (also drafted Saquon 3rd overall last year)' (regret context). Another: 'Deciding between him and Saquon (with Pierce on my bench in case Saquon doesn't play)'. No injury news in thread; used as comparison point for RB value.

Mentioned in start/sit comparisons vs. Mason. Community suggests Mason preferred if Breece Hall active; Braelon Allen viable if Hall inactive. One comment: 'He might save me from my Omarion over Ken Walker mistake' (referring to Mason, not Allen). Limited direct discussion of Allen's role.

Mentioned in start/sit debates vs. Mason and Braelon Allen. Community context: if Hall plays, Mason preferred over Braelon Allen; if Hall out, Braelon Allen becomes more viable. No direct injury news in thread, but referenced as conditional factor in backfield decisions.

Took 90% of Vikings RB carries during Mason's absence; expected to split carries with Mason going forward. Coach O'Connell acknowledged 'workload Aaron's had and the type of warrior he's been' but signaled Mason return will reduce his volume. Community notes Aaron Jones nursing MCL sprain; some suggest Vikings may lean on Mason more if they play with lead. Multiple comments debate Mason vs. Jones start/sit; consensus leans Mason for this week vs. Colts due to matchup and Jones' injury status, but Jones remains high-floor option. Analysts still favor Jones per comments, but fantasy managers leaning Mason for upside.

Activated from IR after fractured thumb surgery; ESPN reports recovery complete with no setbacks in practice. Coach O'Connell called return 'really positive' and expressed excitement about pairing Mason with Aaron Jones. Expected to split carries vs. Colts (Indianapolis). downhill 1st/2nd down back; top-3 explosive run rate among RBs last year (runs 12+ yards); likely 15+ touches/game as Vikings' 4th/5th option (Jefferson, Hockenson, Addison, Murray scramble). Strong bullish sentiment on pickup and start vs. Colts; multiple comments recommend starting him in close decisions given matchup and coaching optimism. Some caution: could come back rusty; never been 'wow factor' RB historically; t...

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Competing for reps in crowded Texans WR room. One comment notes 'Noel also starting to improve and get more targets'; another asks 'Noel still a play?' with minimal follow-up discussion. Unclear role and snap count in Dell/Harrison/Collins/Hutchinson/Boutte mix.

Texans' No. 1 WR option, but now competing with Dell, Marvin Harrison, Jaylin Noel, Xavier Hutchinson, and Kayshon Boutte for targets. Community concerned about target fragmentation: 'Texans WR core is seriously scary rn'; 'Scary for fantasy. That's a lot of mouths to feed'; 'Nico was already streaky, now they add MHJ and get Dell back, it's RIP Nico season'; one manager traded Jacobs for Collins and expects extreme variance ('either gonna score 35 or 2').

Dell's return expected to boost Stroud's QB1 season outlook. Multiple comments highlight Stroud as the primary beneficiary: 'Stroud QB1 season is here'; 'If Dell back to like 90%, stroud 🚀'; 'just him being out there boosts the morale like crazy so either way stroud is up'; one manager noted picking up Stroud when Lamar went down 'has saved me.' Dell and Stroud are buddies, which may increase target volume.

Activated from IR after left knee injury (dislocated kneecap, multiple ligament tears) on Dec. 21, 2024; cleared for Sunday vs. Giants. First game action in ~10 months. Community split: some bullish on his return boosting Stroud and willing to gamble in deep leagues; others cautious on snap count, role clarity, and whether he'll reach 90% effectiveness. One comment noted his 20 rushes in 25 games over first two seasons, raising durability concerns.

On Brock Bowers & Michael Mayer: Nate Landman (OUT) has been on the field for 86% of Rams dropbacks His replacement, Eric Kendricks, has not played a snap this season, but Landman's 0.76 yards per coverage (11th of 55 LBs) He has typically aligned to the slot or TE

On Brock Bowers & Michael Mayer: Nate Landman (OUT) has been on the field for 86% of Rams dropbacks His replacement, Eric Kendricks, has not played a snap this season, but Landman's 0.76 yards per coverage (11th of 55 LBs) He has typically aligned to the slot or TE

Pick a WR to start in Week 7: DK Metcalf @​ NO Michael Wilson vs DEN Jameson Williams vs GB

Pick a WR to start in Week 7: DK Metcalf @​ NO Michael Wilson vs DEN Jameson Williams vs GB

Pick a WR to start in Week 7: DK Metcalf @​ NO Michael Wilson vs DEN Jameson Williams vs GB

Evans, the 49ers' top wide receiver, ruled out for Sunday's game against the Falcons with Achilles soreness.

Kirk activated from injured reserve to the active roster Saturday and will help Sunday against the Falcons in Mike Evans' absence; Evans ruled out with Achilles soreness. Kirk signed a one-year deal with the 49ers in free agency in March.

Lions receiver Isaac TeSlaa is featured in Lions content team media explaining his connection to the organization and his fit wearing Honolulu blue.

Lions new returner DeAndre Carter has reunited with special teams coordinator Dave Fipp, who gave him his first NFL opportunity; Carter described the moment as full-circle, marking his 12th year in the league and Fipp's 12th year with the Lions.

DeAndre Carter has joined the Lions as their new returner, reuniting with special teams coordinator Dave Fipp in what Carter described as a 'full-circle moment' on team 12 in year 12 of his career. Carter and Fipp have a long history, with Carter crediting Fipp for giving him his first shot in the NFL and expressing hope for the opportunity to work together again.

Germie Bernard's production is characterized as sustainable and here to stay for the Steelers, indicating he has established a reliable role in the offense and is expected to maintain his current level of involvement.

Jaylen Warren is identified as a key to victory for the Steelers against the Saints, with the offensive game plan emphasizing getting him the ball; this usage focus suggests elevated touches and involvement in the Saints matchup.

Listed second on 49ers wide receiver depth chart heading into Week 7 vs. Falcons.

Listed first on 49ers wide receiver depth chart heading into Week 7 vs. Falcons.

Favorable matchup against Falcons in Week 7; Atlanta allows third-most targets and fourth-most receiving yards to tight ends, though they limit big plays and concede underneath, which could benefit 49ers' scheme.

Serves as returner for 49ers; only special teams contributor among the four active wide receivers against Atlanta.

Potential for usage spike in Week 7 vs. Falcons; 49ers have bye week following this game, which could allow McCaffrey rest and recovery, influencing Kyle Shanahan's play-calling approach.

49ers may employ varied passing distribution against Falcons; source notes uncertainty whether Purdy will spray the ball around to every pass catcher or if Christian McCaffrey usage spikes given the team's bye week coming up.

Listed fourth on 49ers wide receiver depth chart behind Brandin Cooks, Jordan Watkins, and Jacob Cowing heading into Week 7; only four wideouts active against Atlanta.

Activated from Injured Reserve List ahead of Week 7 matchup against Atlanta Falcons; removed from questionable status and cleared to play Sunday.

Ruled out for Week 7 against the Atlanta Falcons; unavailable for fantasy lineups in Sunday's game.

Favorable Week 7 matchup against Atlanta Falcons; the source notes Kyle Shanahan could lean on Kittle given the Falcons' defensive profile. Atlanta allows the third-most targets and fourth-most receiving yards to tight ends, though they limit big plays and concede underneath, which could work in the 49ers' favor for Kittle's usage.

Activated from Injured Reserve for Week 7 game against Atlanta Falcons; removed from questionable status and officially available for Sunday. Kirk is listed fourth on the 49ers WR depth chart behind Brandin Cooks, Jordan Watkins, and Jacob Cowing, but his return from injury restores him to the active roster after missing time.

I think I can finally admit this to myself. I don't think Josh Downs will ever break out in Indianapolis Which is due entirely to a combination of Daniel Jones and Shane Steichen Call it copium, but Downs is being held back by abysmal QB play and a scheme that refuses to play to his strengths Downs' 0.186 Average Separation Score (ASS) ranks in the 98th percentile, while his 0.20 TPRR sits in the 48th percentile - He has the 8th-highest team separation win rate market share in the league (38....

I think I can finally admit this to myself. I don't think Josh Downs will ever break out in Indianapolis Which is due entirely to a combination of Daniel Jones and Shane Steichen Call it copium, but Downs is being held back by abysmal QB play and a scheme that refuses to play to his strengths Downs' 0.186 Average Separation Score (ASS) ranks in the 98th percentile, while his 0.20 TPRR sits in the 48th percentile - He has the 8th-highest team separation win rate market share in the league (38....

I think I can finally admit this to myself. I don't think Josh Downs will ever break out in Indianapolis Which is due entirely to a combination of Daniel Jones and Shane Steichen Call it copium, but Downs is being held back by abysmal QB play and a scheme that refuses to play to his strengths Downs' 0.186 Average Separation Score (ASS) ranks in the 98th percentile, while his 0.20 TPRR sits in the 48th percentile - He has the 8th-highest team separation win rate market share in the league (38....

Tracy Jr. is the secondary running back option alongside Cam Skattebo. He is another player who had to regain Harbaugh's confidence after earlier issues.

Skattebo is now freed from the bench after fumbling issues and is back as the top running back option alongside Tyrone Tracy Jr. He had to regain Harbaugh's confidence but is now positioned as a primary ball carrier in the Giants' backfield.

Likely is identified as one of McCarthy's two ideal targets in the Giants offense. He is positioned as a key playmaker McCarthy should be able to utilize as the offense attempts to resemble what it looked like under Dart.

Nabers is identified as one of McCarthy's two ideal targets in the Giants offense. He is positioned as a key playmaker McCarthy should be able to utilize as the offense attempts to resemble what it looked like under Dart.

Winston served as the Giants' starter and went 2-1-1, keeping the team in first place in the NFC East. However, John Harbaugh and his staff determined that Winston was not consistent enough and that his limitations put too many constraints on the offense. The decision was made to move on and give the ball to J.J. McCarthy for the remaining 11 games.

Dart suffered a sprain to his medial collateral ligament and was initially expected to miss approximately a month. He is slated to return in 2027, at which point he will reclaim the starting role from McCarthy.

For his first start, McCarthy faces a daunting matchup: the Giants are 10.5-point underdogs at Houston on Sunday. The Texans, despite a 2-4 record, possess a dominant defense led by Will Anderson Jr. with 7.5 sacks (league-leading) and the team is tied for third in the NFL with 18 sacks total.

McCarthy was 6-4 in 10 starts with the Vikings and impressed in the fourth quarter last week against the Saints, subbing for Winston with the Giants down 24 points. Harbaugh expressed confidence in McCarthy's opportunity, noting that expectations were unreasonably high in Minnesota and that 'Rome wasn't built in a day' and neither are quarterback careers. McCarthy has two ideal targets in Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely and should be able to orchestrate an offense that more closely resembles what it looked like under Dart.

McCarthy is taking over as the Giants' starter for the next 11 games after Jameis Winston's 2-1-1 stint. At 23 years old, this is framed as a 'J.J. McCarthy Experiment' where he must demonstrate maturation from his Vikings tenure and prove his first-round pick status was not a failure. He is not positioned as the long-term franchise quarterback—Jaxson Dart returns in 2027—but rather as a short-term salvage opportunity to keep the Giants atop the NFC East division.

Saquon Barkley (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Monday night's game against the Cowboys.

DeVonta Smith (hamstring) is ruled out for Monday night's game against the Cowboys.

KaVontae Turpin (ribs) is ruled out for Monday night's game against the Eagles.

George Pickens (shoulder) is cleared for Monday night's game against the Eagles with no injury designation; he was a full participant in Saturday's practice.

Cowboys WR with shoulder injury but no injury designation; will play against the Eagles on Monday.

Cowboys WR/return specialist ruled out with rib injury for Monday's game vs Eagles; impacts kickoff and punt return assignments, with Tyler Goodson taking over kickoff duties and Jonathan Mingo handling punt returns.

Christian Kirk has officially been activated from the Injured Reserve and will make his debut Sunday against the Falcons

Christian Kirk (calf) officially activated from IR.

RB placed on short-term injured reserve with thumb injury suffered in Seahawks game; will be out a minimum of four weeks. Badie's absence opens the door for rookie Jonah Coleman to replace him and potentially take over as the Broncos' lead running back.

Rookie RB activated from IR after four-game absence due to high-ankle sprain; expected to replace Tyler Badie and potentially become the Broncos' lead running back. Coleman flashed potential in Week 2 vs. Jaguars when Harvey was sidelined and Dobbins left the game, playing well and icing the game late while demonstrating intelligence and toughness. With the Broncos' run game struggling, Coleman could provide a boost and spark the struggling offense.

Wide receiver waived by the Seahawks in a corresponding move to Bradford's activation. Foster had been a healthy scratch since Week 2 after appearing in Week 1 on special teams only, indicating minimal role and limited offensive involvement. Despite being a notable 'Hard Knocks' feel-good story, he did not secure a roster spot.

Jordan Mason (thumb) officially activated from IR.

Eagles QB Tanner McKee is already down two starting receivers (Smith and Wicks) heading into Week 7, limiting passing volume and target distribution.

WR Darius Cooper is expected to see increased opportunity and help pick up the slack with both Wicks and Smith out for Week 7.

Rookie WR Makai Lemon is expected to see increased opportunity and help pick up the slack with both Wicks and Smith out for Week 7.

Smith is ruled out for Week 7 with a hamstring injury, compounding the Eagles' receiving depth issues alongside Wicks' ankle injury.

Wicks is a WR4 or flex play in fantasy when healthy, indicating limited volume and upside relative to higher-tier receivers.

Wicks (ankle) is ruled out for Week 7 against Dallas and will miss his first game of 2026 after suffering an ankle injury and not practicing this week. With DeVonta Smith also out with a hamstring injury, the Eagles' receiving corps is significantly depleted.

Evan Hull was signed to the active roster from the practice squad by the Arizona Cardinals, wearing jersey #26. The source notes Hull is unlikely to see playing time but represents depth addition amid Cardinals injuries at running back and offensive line.

Jeremiyah Love is out for the Cardinals' matchup against the Denver Broncos, prompting Arizona to sign running back Evan Hull from the practice squad to bolster depth at the position.

Evan Hull was signed to the active roster from the practice squad and will wear jersey #26 as a running back replacement with Jeremiyah Love out; the source notes not to expect significant playing time but acknowledges Hull's elevation reflects Arizona's depth concerns at the position given their heavy investment in running backs.

Jeremiyah Love is ruled out for the Cardinals' matchup against the Denver Broncos, removing the primary running back option from Arizona's offense and forcing the team to elevate depth at the position.

Wide receiver Beaux Collins was ruled out for Sunday's game against the 49ers with a hip injury.

Running back Khalil Herbert was elevated from the practice squad for Sunday's game against the 49ers.

Waived to make roster space for Anthony Bradford's activation from injured reserve; move removes receiver from Seahawks depth chart.

Carrying significant workload for Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7; role designed to ease All-Pro Patrick Mahomes back from knee surgery, positioning Walker as lead back in Chiefs offense.

Ruled out for Week 7 matchup against Kansas City Chiefs; status removes lead back from Seahawks offense during two-game losing streak.

Montorie Foster Jr. was waived by the Seahawks to make roster room for Anthony Bradford's activation from injured reserve, losing his spot on the active roster.

Jalen Milroe could serve as the backup quarterback for the Seahawks against Kansas City on Sunday Night Football, depending on Drew Lock's health status; this represents a potential role elevation for Milroe.

Drew Lock's health status is uncertain heading into the Seahawks' Sunday Night Football game against Kansas City; depending on his availability, Jalen Milroe could serve as the backup quarterback with Lock potentially slotted into the emergency quarterback role.

Zach Charbonnet has been ruled out for the Seahawks' Sunday Night Football matchup against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs, creating depth concerns for Seattle's defensive front heading into the game.

Kenneth Walker is carrying enough of the load for the Seahawks' former running back to allow All-Pro quarterback Patrick Mahomes to ease his way back from knee surgery; this elevated role reflects Walker's importance to Kansas City's offensive scheme as they manage Mahomes' recovery.

Dontayvion Wicks is also out in addition to DeVonta Smith for Week 7.

WR Darius Cooper is expected to help pick up the slack with DeVonta Smith out for Week 7.

Rookie WR Makai Lemon is expected to help pick up the slack with DeVonta Smith out for Week 7.

Smith (hamstring) is out for Week 7 against Dallas on Monday Night Football; his hamstring has been problematic all week with no practice leading up to the game. When healthy, Smith is a fantasy WR2.

Matthew Golden manager in my dynasty league says he wouldn’t trade him for Malik Nabers 😭

Matthew Golden manager in my dynasty league says he wouldn’t trade him for Malik Nabers 😭

Packers QB; has only 10 rushing yards and 1 TD through 6 games, creating RZ pass-catching opportunities for Jacobs. One comment: 'Jordan Love has 10 rushing yards through 6 games, and only 1 rushing td. I see a RB who is an additional RZ target for passes thrown by Love.' Suggests Jacobs could benefit from Love's lack of rushing production.

One manager mentions: 'Good. I have Watson and st brown. Please let this be a 50-40 type of game' (hoping for high-scoring Packers-Lions shootout). No detailed discussion.

One manager notes: 'Just lost DeVonta so I needed this' (referring to Jacobs activation). Smith's injury creates bye/injury fill-in need for Jacobs.

Mentioned in one start/sit question: 'would you play jacobs over jaylen warren?' No detailed discussion.

Mentioned in one manager's roster context (Gibbs, Jeanty, Mason, Jacobs). No meaningful community reaction.

Detroit QB; game vs. Packers expected to be high-scoring shootout. One comment: 'FYI over the last three games, 42% of opponents drives against GB have ended in turnovers. It might be that time of year for a Jared Goof game.' Suggests Goff could have a big game, potentially increasing game script and Jacobs' opportunity.

Mentioned as part of Etienne/Montgomery combo that scored 20.3 points vs. Detroit, suggesting Lions' run D is vulnerable to quality backs.

Mentioned in context of Detroit's run defense performance: 'James Cook' scored 20.4 points against Detroit, suggesting the Lions' run D is beatable by quality backs.

One top comment (score 216): 'My squad gonna be elite if AJ brown figures his shit out.' Suggests manager has Brown and is optimistic about his second-half production but acknowledges inconsistency early in season.

Status uncertain heading into week. If out, Braelon Allen becomes lead back vs. Miami. If in, Braelon's role diminishes. Multiple managers waiting on Hall's status to finalize flex decisions.

Houston RB mentioned as alternative to Jacobs. Pros: no competition for touches, Houston likely to get up big vs. NY (collapsed defense allowed ~175 rushing yards to NO in week 6). Cons: not a great RB by any means; Houston OL also poor. One detailed comment: 'Marks because at least I've seen what he has to offer this season. Jacobs coming in having not taken a snap this season, I need to see it.' Floor play vs. Jacobs' ceiling play.

Frequently mentioned as alternative to Jacobs if Breece Hall remains out. Strong matchup vs. Miami (bad defense). If Hall plays, Braelon's role diminishes significantly. Community view: 'Braelon is a beast' and 'going against Miami' makes him attractive. One comment: 'If Hall is out, start Braelon. Dude is a beast and going against Miami.' Multiple managers torn between Jacobs and Braelon depending on Hall's status.

Frequently compared to Jacobs in start/sit threads. Some managers prefer Brown for floor (more consistent this year, better track record than Jacobs in 2024) despite Ravens' conservative game script with Lamar Jackson out. Others burned by Brown's inconsistency and switching to Jacobs out of spite. One comment: 'I've been burned by Brown more often than not, Jacobs it is.' Lamar's absence may improve Brown's game script (more passing opportunities) but also reduces Ravens' overall scoring ceiling. Debate hinges on floor vs. ceiling: Jacobs higher ceiling if he gets full workload; Brown more predictable.

Activated and expected to play Sunday vs. Detroit (ranked 18th in run defense). Jacobs is far superior talent to Packers' previous RBs (Lloyd, Holani, E. Johnson, D. Pierce) who combined for poor production; he's a backend RB1 who performed well on worse Raiders offenses. However, first game back after exempt list; snap count uncertainty and Packers' historically weak OL (though recently improved with Zeitler/Banks) temper ceiling. Many managers forced to start him due to bye weeks and injuries (DeVonta Smith, Breece Hall status). Debate: Jacobs vs. Chase Brown (more consistent this year), Braelon Allen (better matchup vs. Miami if Hall out), Woody Marks (unknown workload but no competiti...

soooo do we all agree Jordan Love is going to finish as QB1 this week?

Bengals RB mentioned as flex alternative to Saquon for managers seeking to avoid MNF uncertainty. One comment suggests playing Chase Brown over Saquon to avoid game-time decision risk.

49ers RB mentioned in multiple start/sit decisions vs. Saquon. Community notes Mason is now healthy and may not have full workload yet. One manager debates Mason vs. Barkley for flex, leaning Barkley because Mason may not be 100% ready for normal workload. Another compares Mason (vs. Colts) to Barkley (vs. Cowboys), with some preferring Mason's matchup over Barkley's MNF uncertainty.

TE for Eagles; mentioned as potential beneficiary of McKee's checkdown tendency. One comment sarcastically references Goedert commanding attention over the middle, implying he won't relieve pressure on Barkley. Another notes Goedert as the only reliable Eagles pass-catcher in a decimated offense (Hurts out, Smith out, Wicks possibly out). Could see increased targets under McKee.

Backup QB starting for Eagles in place of Hurts. Community speculates he may check down more frequently than Hurts, potentially increasing Barkley's target share. One comment expresses cautious optimism that McKee could be an upgrade to Hurts in terms of checkdown frequency, citing Goedert and rookie Lemon as potential beneficiaries. Described as 'B Squad' QB in context of weak NFC East division.

Ruled out for Week 7. Removes Eagles' top WR and further decimates passing game. Community notes this stacks the box against Saquon but also removes a competing target. One comment suggests Dallas Goedert may command attention over the middle, leaving Saquon to face stacked box. Overall, Smith's absence is bearish for Eagles offense but neutral-to-slightly-bullish for Barkley's workload if he plays.

Ruled out for Week 7. Backup Tanner McKee will start. This removes a key passing option for Saquon and opens checkdown upside. Community notes Hurts' absence means stacked boxes for Barkley but also speculates McKee may check down more frequently, potentially increasing Barkley's target share. One comment expresses relief that Hurts is gone because he rarely targeted Barkley despite having him on roster.

Emerges as primary handcuff and pivot option if Barkley is inactive. If Barkley plays, Pierce is unstartable (no competition for carries if Barkley out). Community notes Pierce got 5 targets last week, suggesting checkdown role. Multiple managers traded for Pierce or held him as insurance; some debate whether he's droppable if Barkley confirmed active. One comment defends Pierce as a solid RB who got bad rap after Houston departure; another notes he won some weeks in 2024. If Eagles offense implodes (Hurts/Smith out), Pierce could be a starting RB in a backup-QB environment.

Questionable with hamstring for MNF vs. Cowboys. Top comment cites strong return signals: full practice all week including Friday, early-week reports of good return chance, media availability, and Eagles RB roster moves (cut 2, signed 1, leaving only Barkley/Pierce/Mitchell). Community consensus leans toward he plays, but MNF timing creates anxiety. Complication: Jalen Hurts ruled out and Devonta Smith ruled out, which stacks the box but may increase checkdowns under backup Tanner McKee. Against Dallas' horrendous run defense, if healthy he's a must-start; if inactive, Pierce becomes the play. Multiple managers report full practice Saturday as confidence booster. Risk: history of early-ga...

Kaleb Johnson has been handling running back duties for Green Bay during Josh Jacobs's absence over the first six games of the 2026 season. Johnson's role will likely be affected by Jacobs's return to the lineup.

Pierre Strong has been handling running back duties for Green Bay during Josh Jacobs's absence over the first six games of the 2026 season. Strong's role will likely be affected by Jacobs's return to the lineup.

MarShawn Lloyd has been handling running back duties for Green Bay during Josh Jacobs's absence over the first six games of the 2026 season. Lloyd's role will likely be affected by Jacobs's return to the lineup.

Josh Jacobs has been activated to play against the Lions on Sunday after missing the first six games of the 2026 season due to Commissioner Exempt list placement. Head coach Matt LaFleur indicated Jacobs is ready to play after showing he's prepared to return. Jacobs will re-enter a backfield that has been handled by MarShawn Lloyd, Pierre Strong, and Kaleb Johnson during his absence.

Fowler: Jonah Coleman (ankle) will be activated before Week 7 game.

Tank Dell has been activated from IR. He’s finally back. ❤️

The Broncos are activating rookie RB Jonah Coleman for Sunday’s game.

1-5 Jacobs managers: [Quoted](

"An increased workload is expected for Sam Roush...What the Bears want to do offensively won’t change without Kmet. Johnson still has Colston Loveland to count on."

"An increased workload is expected for Sam Roush...What the Bears want to do offensively won’t change without Kmet. Johnson still has Colston Loveland to count on."

"An increased workload is expected for Sam Roush...What the Bears want to do offensively won’t change without Kmet. Johnson still has Colston Loveland to count on."

The Packers have activated RB Josh Jacobs and he is expected to play Sunday at Detroit, per @​AdamSchefter

Josh Jacobs officially activated from Commissioners Exempt List.

Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) was ruled out on the Eagles' final injury report for Week 7, contributing to the wide receiver shortage for Monday night's game against the Cowboys.

DeVonta Smith (hamstring) was ruled out on the Eagles' final injury report for Week 7, leaving the offense depleted at wide receiver heading into Monday night against the Cowboys.

Saquon Barkley is listed as questionable for Monday night against the Cowboys after moving up to full practice participation on Saturday; he has missed the last two games with a hamstring injury. His return would be welcomed on an Eagles offense that is low on wide receivers with DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks ruled out.

Speedy wide receiver and top pass catcher for the Raiders with 24 receptions, 371 yards, and 3 touchdowns through 6 games. Heightened effort and execution from Tucker can make him and Brock Bowers even more dangerous in the home clash with the Rams, particularly as the Raiders' passing game (seventh-most productive aerial attack with 1,581 yards) continues to operate at a high level.

Tight end and top pass catcher for the Raiders with 28 receptions, 382 yards, and 3 touchdowns through 6 games. Heightened effort and execution from Bowers can make him and Tre Tucker even more dangerous in the home clash with the Rams, particularly as the Raiders' passing game (seventh-most productive aerial attack with 1,581 yards) continues to operate at a high level.

Running back whose quick decision-making and improved execution are integral to the Raiders' struggling run game (third-worst in NFL with 475 yards rushing). The source emphasizes that improved execution by the front five and quick decision-making by Washington and Ashton Jeanty are necessary if Las Vegas intends to topple Los Angeles, facing a Rams run defense that allows seventh-most rushing yards (762).

Running back whose quick decision-making and improved execution are integral to the Raiders' struggling run game (third-worst in NFL with 475 yards rushing). The source emphasizes that improved execution by the front five and quick decision-making by Jeanty and Mike Washington Jr. are necessary if Las Vegas intends to topple Los Angeles, facing a Rams run defense that allows seventh-most rushing yards (762).

Fernando Mendoza was drafted 1st overall in 2026, making him one of only two first-round quarterbacks in that class alongside Ty Simpson at 13th overall. The source questions whether the 2026 QB class with only two first-round picks could actually end up stronger than the hyped 2027 class.

Ty Simp argues that by drafting Simpson at 13th overall in 2026, the Rams made a sound decision because Simpson was the best available in a weak QB class and gave him an extra year of development and NFL coaching. The source contends Simpson was a better player than Arch Manning in 2025 by a significant margin, and questions whether the Rams actually got a better prospect than anyone available in 2027 by securing Simpson's development now rather than waiting.

Tucker is one of the Raiders' top two pass catchers with 24 receptions, 371 yards, and three touchdowns; heightened effort and execution from Tucker and tight end Brock Bowers can make them even more dangerous in the home clash with the Rams. The source emphasizes that improved execution from the offensive line and ground game should further open up the array of offensive options.

Bowers is one of the Raiders' top two pass catchers with 28 receptions, 382 yards, and three touchdowns; heightened effort and execution from Bowers and speedy wide receiver Tre Tucker can make them even more dangerous in the home clash with the Rams. The source emphasizes that improved execution from the offensive line and ground game should further open up the array of offensive options.

Cousins leads the NFL's seventh-most productive aerial attack with 1,581 yards and has the league-leading 14 touchdowns with just five interceptions; he is completing 63.4 percent of his passes and has only been sacked eight times. If the offensive line and ground game are clicking, it should further open up the array of artillery Kubiak dials up.

Washington Jr. is one of two running backs (alongside Ashton Jeanty) whose improved execution and quick decision-making is integral if Las Vegas intends to topple Los Angeles. The Raiders run game ranks third-worst in the NFL with 475 yards rushing, but faces a Rams run defense that allows the seventh-most rushing yards (762), presenting an opportunity for the ground game to improve.

Jeanty is one of two running backs (alongside Mike Washington Jr.) whose improved execution and quick decision-making is integral if Las Vegas intends to topple Los Angeles. The Raiders run game ranks third-worst in the NFL with 475 yards rushing, but faces a Rams run defense that allows the seventh-most rushing yards (762), presenting an opportunity for the ground game to improve.

Mendoza was drafted first overall in 2026 QB class. Source notes that although Arch Manning may have gotten drafted over Mendoza this year, Manning's collapse raises questions about whether he returned to school for more seasoning or because he heard from NFL he wouldn't go as high as expected.

Simpson, drafted 13th overall by Rams in 2026, was a better player than Arch Manning in 2025 by a significant margin. Rams drafted him higher than other teams would have valued him due to opportunity cost and lack of expected high first-round pick in 2027 (they later traded it for Myles Garrett). Simpson's extra year of development and NFL coaching in 2026 may result in a better prospect than any available in 2027 QB class.

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The Eagles have ruled out WR DeVonta Smith for MNF. RB Saquon Barkley remains questionable.

The Eagles have ruled out WR DeVonta Smith for MNF. RB Saquon Barkley remains questionable.

DeVonta Smith (hamstring), Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) listed out for Week 7.

Saquon Barkley (hamstring) listed questionable for Week 7.

Tyler Huntley will make his third consecutive start in Week 7 vs. Bengals following an overtime win against the Falcons and a loss to the Browns, establishing him as the Ravens' starting quarterback with recent game experience.

Lamar Jackson was downgraded from 'questionable' to 'out' ahead of Week 7 vs. Cincinnati Bengals, removing him from fantasy lineups and opening the door for backup Tyler Huntley to start.

Tyler Huntley continues as Baltimore's starting quarterback in Lamar Jackson's absence. Huntley led the Ravens to an overtime win vs. Atlanta in Week 5 (24-of-32, 201 yards, 2 TDs) but struggled in Week 6 loss to Cleveland (19-of-31, 165 yards, 1 TD), showing inconsistent performance in his fill-in role.

Lamar Jackson ruled out for Week 7 vs. Bengals; continues recovery from high-ankle sprain suffered in Week 4 against Tennessee. Despite returning to practice for the first time this week, Jackson remains sidelined for the third consecutive week. Jackson stated the injury was "very, very, very, very, very painful" and emphasized he cannot perform at his normal level: "If I can't do that, I can't help my team. I can't put my team in a situation to win."

Trey McBride is Arizona's biggest offensive weapon, leading the NFL with 49 receptions through six games. Kingbronco58 identifies McBride as the primary concern for Denver's defense and recommends double-teaming him to force other Cardinals receivers to beat the Broncos; the source notes that tight ends have historically been a weakness for Vance Joseph's defenses.

Kingbronco58 projects Bo Nix to complete 19 of 27 passes for 274 yards and 2 touchdowns against Arizona; the source emphasizes Nix's focus on individual and team improvement ahead of the Cardinals matchup.

Kingbronco58 expects Coleman to play this week after a month off from injury but cautions against expecting drastic improvement in the run game as he will be eased into playing time. However, the source projects that Coleman could become the lead back as the season progresses, suggesting long-term upside despite the cautious near-term outlook.

Kingbronco58 notes that Sutton is off to a slow start this season and calls for more schemed targets to get him involved early in games. The source emphasizes that both Sutton and Waddle need better offensive scheming to boost their fantasy relevance and production.

Kingbronco58 expresses disappointment in Waddle's performance through six games, noting the disconnect between expectations and production after the Broncos traded a first-round pick for him in the offseason. The source expected Waddle to help the offense take the next step but views his performance thus far as disappointing both as a fan and fantasy football owner. Additionally, the source calls for more schemed targets for Waddle to get him involved early in games, indicating underutilization in the current offensive scheme.

Kingbronco58 expresses concern about Nix's early-season performance and mental hurdles stemming from his playoff injury, noting he's playing not to lose instead of playing to win. However, the source resists rushing to judgment on Nix as franchise QB, citing his flashes in Jacksonville and the second half against the Rams, and drawing a parallel to C.J. Stroud's recovery narrative from last year. The source believes Nix will peak in the playoffs when it matters and still Bo-lieves in his long-term projection despite two years of slow starts.

The source predicts Brissett will be sacked 4 times and forced into at least 1 turnover by the Broncos defense, particularly from Zach Allen's pressure.

The source predicts Sutton will catch 3 passes for 43 yards and 1 TD against Arizona in the upcoming game.

The source predicts Waddle will catch 5 passes for 73 yards and 1 TD against Arizona in the upcoming game.

The source predicts Coleman will carry the ball 6 times for 32 yards and 1 TD against Arizona in the upcoming game.

The source predicts Harvey will carry the ball 5 times for 24 yards against Arizona in the upcoming game.

The source predicts Bo Nix will have 19/27 completions, 274 yards, and 2 TDs against Arizona; the source also notes that Nix is focused on individual and team improvement ahead of the game, with emphasis on the offense finding its groove.

McBride leads the NFL with 49 receptions through six games and is described as Arizona's biggest offensive weapon and practically the only weapon the Cardinals have; the source expects him to get his targets and have a solid to good game against Denver, though Denver's defense plans to double-team him.

Trey McBride is Arizona's biggest offensive weapon, leading the NFL with 49 receptions through six games. Denver's defense has generally done a good job limiting opponents' top receiving threats but has not always been as effective against tight ends.

Courtland Sutton is off to a slow start this season and the source wants to see Sean Payton scheme more targets for him to get him involved early in games. The source emphasizes that both Sutton and Waddle need more schemed touches to jumpstart their performances.

Jonah Coleman is expected to return this week after a month off but will be eased into playing time. The source does not expect a drastic improvement in the run game upon his return. However, the source suggests Coleman could become the lead back as the season progresses later into the year.

Dobbins has looked awful to start the season and the run game has been inefficient. The source expects Dobbins to carry the load again in Week 7 against Arizona, though notes the run game likely won't get going unless the Broncos have a big lead due to O-line inconsistency.

The source refers to 'Harvey' getting more carries in the Broncos' run game. Harvey is extremely good in the passing game but not getting him carries telegraphs what the offense is going to do. The source wants to see Harvey get more opportunities to keep the defense honest.

Jaylen Waddle's performance through six games has been disappointing despite the Broncos trading a first-round pick for him in the offseason with the expectation he would help the offense take the next step. The source expresses frustration as both a fan and fantasy football owner. The source also notes that Waddle is off to a slow start this season and suggests Sean Payton should scheme more targets for him to get him involved early in games.

Bo Nix has struggled to start the 2026 season and is playing not to lose instead of playing to win while also struggling to overcome the mental aspects of his injury from last year. However, he has shown flashes in games like Jacksonville and the second half against the Rams. The source notes that Nix is in year 3 with the 5th year option and franchise tag available before the Broncos are locked into him long-term, and compares his situation to C.J. Stroud's down year last season followed by a bounce-back.

The prediction markets told us this, but what an odd situation on Lamar Jackson Mark Andrews is no longer a priority stream TE this week Zay is obviously still someone to start

The prediction markets told us this, but what an odd situation on Lamar Jackson Mark Andrews is no longer a priority stream TE this week Zay is obviously still someone to start

Some of the most asked about RB streamers and their @​Xfinity best (ceiling) .5 PPR projections: Tyler Allgeier = 14.8 Blake Corum = 13.0 Kendre Miller = 11.2 Bam Knight = 9.3 Tyrone Tracy = 8.3 Good luck with your choices this week - it's a rough one at RB2+

Some of the most asked about RB streamers and their @​Xfinity best (ceiling) .5 PPR projections: Tyler Allgeier = 14.8 Blake Corum = 13.0 Kendre Miller = 11.2 Bam Knight = 9.3 Tyrone Tracy = 8.3 Good luck with your choices this week - it's a rough one at RB2+

Some of the most asked about RB streamers and their @​Xfinity best (ceiling) .5 PPR projections: Tyler Allgeier = 14.8 Blake Corum = 13.0 Kendre Miller = 11.2 Bam Knight = 9.3 Tyrone Tracy = 8.3 Good luck with your choices this week - it's a rough one at RB2+

Some of the most asked about RB streamers and their @​Xfinity best (ceiling) .5 PPR projections: Tyler Allgeier = 14.8 Blake Corum = 13.0 Kendre Miller = 11.2 Bam Knight = 9.3 Tyrone Tracy = 8.3 Good luck with your choices this week - it's a rough one at RB2+

Some of the most asked about RB streamers and their @​Xfinity best (ceiling) .5 PPR projections: Tyler Allgeier = 14.8 Blake Corum = 13.0 Kendre Miller = 11.2 Bam Knight = 9.3 Tyrone Tracy = 8.3 Good luck with your choices this week - it's a rough one at RB2+

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I wanted to see if there was any merit to the notion that Rome Odunze is not being targeted as often as he should be 1. Odunze's 0.129 ASS ranks in the 90th percentile and his 14.7% Route Win Rate ranks in the 71st percentile - Yet, he has a TPRR of 0.17 (33rd percentile) 2. Odunze has an aDOT of 13.6 yards that ranks in the 71st percentile - So, he is getting open at a high rate on a deeper route tree, but not getting targeted very often 3. Is Caleb Williams not targeting Odunze as much beca...

I wanted to see if there was any merit to the notion that Rome Odunze is not being targeted as often as he should be 1. Odunze's 0.129 ASS ranks in the 90th percentile and his 14.7% Route Win Rate ranks in the 71st percentile - Yet, he has a TPRR of 0.17 (33rd percentile) 2. Odunze has an aDOT of 13.6 yards that ranks in the 71st percentile - So, he is getting open at a high rate on a deeper route tree, but not getting targeted very often 3. Is Caleb Williams not targeting Odunze as much beca...

I wanted to see if there was any merit to the notion that Rome Odunze is not being targeted as often as he should be 1. Odunze's 0.129 ASS ranks in the 90th percentile and his 14.7% Route Win Rate ranks in the 71st percentile - Yet, he has a TPRR of 0.17 (33rd percentile) 2. Odunze has an aDOT of 13.6 yards that ranks in the 71st percentile - So, he is getting open at a high rate on a deeper route tree, but not getting targeted very often 3. Is Caleb Williams not targeting Odunze as much beca...

I wanted to see if there was any merit to the notion that Rome Odunze is not being targeted as often as he should be 1. Odunze's 0.129 ASS ranks in the 90th percentile and his 14.7% Route Win Rate ranks in the 71st percentile - Yet, he has a TPRR of 0.17 (33rd percentile) 2. Odunze has an aDOT of 13.6 yards that ranks in the 71st percentile - So, he is getting open at a high rate on a deeper route tree, but not getting targeted very often 3. Is Caleb Williams not targeting Odunze as much beca...

I wanted to see if there was any merit to the notion that Rome Odunze is not being targeted as often as he should be 1. Odunze's 0.129 ASS ranks in the 90th percentile and his 14.7% Route Win Rate ranks in the 71st percentile - Yet, he has a TPRR of 0.17 (33rd percentile) 2. Odunze has an aDOT of 13.6 yards that ranks in the 71st percentile - So, he is getting open at a high rate on a deeper route tree, but not getting targeted very often 3. Is Caleb Williams not targeting Odunze as much beca...

Wide receiver Brandon Smith has been elevated from the practice squad to the Steelers' active roster.

Wide receiver Brandon Johnson has been elevated from the practice squad to the Steelers' active roster.

Ben Skowronek has been ruled out, creating depth chart implications for the Steelers' wide receiver group.