New Orleans Saints defensive end Trey Hendrickson (neck) and offensive guard Nick Easton (concussion) will not play in the wild-card game against the Bears on Sunday. Hendrickson had a fourth-year breakout in 2020, recording career-highs in tackles (25), tackles for loss (12), QB hits (25) and sacks (13.5), with his previous high in sacks being just 4.5 in 2019. His absence will be a notable

Seattle Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny (knee) was added to the injury report on Friday and is listed as questionable to play against the Rams on Saturday in the wild-card playoff game. The good news is that Penny was limited in practice on Friday, but late additions to the injury report usually are never a good sign. Alex Collins was also elevated from the practice

Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Jack Conklin (illness) is not practicing on Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s wild-card playoff game against the division-rival Steelers due to an illness. The good news is that Conklin hasn’t tested positive for COVID-19, so there’s still a chance he can play on Sunday night. Rookie left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. is back from the Reserve/COVID-19 list, but

Washington Football Team running back Antonio Gibson (toe) is listed as questionable to suit up against the Buccaneers. Gibson logged two limited practices this week and played in the Week 17 win so the expectation is Gibson suits up. The game being on Saturday complicates things a little, but Gibson handled his normal workload last week when he rushed for 75 yards on 19 carries.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II (hamstring) was taken off the final injury report for the wild-card playoff game against the Saints on Sunday. Robinson didn’t practice on Thursday but was able to get in a limited practice on Friday and will be active this weekend. A-Rob didn’t do much in the Week 17 loss to the Packers, but he should be considered a

Chicago Bears wide receiver Darnell Mooney (ankle), linebacker Roquan Smith (elbow), defensive back Jaylon Johnson (shoulder) and linebacker Josh Woods (gluteus, toe) are questionable for the wild-card game against the Saints on Sunday. Smith, despite not practicing all week, has a chance to play. Chicago will certainly need Smith, the No. 3 fantasy linebacker in IDP leagues in 2020, if they hope to slow down

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews finished the season as one of the most efficient fantasy options at his position. Although Baltimore has turned to the running game for most of the year, the 25-year-old has remained relatively involved. While he has had his share of rough performances during the 2020 campaign, his five-catch, 96-yard, and one-touchdown performance against the Titans back in Week 11

Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith (calf) is still sore after practicing on a limited basis this week, but he is expected to start on Saturday night against the Buccaneers in the wild-card game despite being listed as questionable. Washington has prepared backup Taylor Heinicke more this week by giving him first-team repetitions in practice just in case Smith’s right calf doesn’t respond well in

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller could be tasked with playing a bigger role in the offense against the Saints during wild-card weekend. The 26-year-old has disappointed this season and long ago was supplanted in the offense by rookie Darnell Mooney. But Mooney is dealing with a bad ankle injury and Miller must be ready to step up. The third-year receiver posted only 485 yards

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown elevated his game in his second year in the league. The sophomore finished the 2020 campaign by catching 58 of his 100 targets for 769 yards and eight touchdowns. Despite the Ravens’ commitment to the run, Hollywood finished the season strong by finding the end zone in five of his last six games. Although there are other wideouts with

Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox saw a career-high eight targets during the regular season finale versus the Miami Dolphins. However, it’s unlikely that happens again versus the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday. Knox put together a few productive games this season, but was often times lost in the shuffle. The Bills offense is just too stacked for Knox to be an appealing streaming option. There

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis finished off the 2020 regular season with a bang. He hauled in two of his five targets for a career-high 107 yards and one touchdown in the win over the Miami Dolphins. It has been a fairly successful season for Davis despite being buried on the depth chart at times. He could get increased looks against the Indianapolis Colts

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley (knee) is currently listed as questionable for Saturday’s playoff matchup with the Indianapolis Colts. He was unable to play in Week 17, but has been able to get in some limited work this week. It’s unclear whether or not Beasley will be able to suit up here. That being said, he’ll be a risky streaming option versus Indy here.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver John Brown had a disappointing and injury plagued 2020 season. However, he was able to haul in all four of his targets for 72 yards and one touchdown in the regular season finale. Hopefully, Brown is actually healthy and ready to make some noise against the Indianapolis Colts this weekend. He could also have a bigger role if veteran Cole Beasley

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs (oblique) was able to return to practice on Thursday. Diggs has only been able to get in a limited amount of reps this week, but it’s highly unlikely he sits out of this playoff matchup. He hauled in 127 receptions, 1,535 yards, and eight touchdowns during the regular season. The Indianapolis Colts do have a strong secondary, but Diggs

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss had a decent rookie campaign, considering he split up the workload with Devin Singletary. The third-round pick rushed for nearly 500 yards and scored four touchdowns in 13 games. Sadly, it’s tough to imagine Moss having much fantasy appeal in the first round of the postseason against the Indianapolis Colts. They have a strong run defense and Moss sees

Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary has been unable to get much going on the ground over the last two games. To be fair, Singletary was limited to three carries in Week 17, but he hasn’t looked the same in the second half. Rookie Zack Moss gets a majority of the work in the red zone. That means, Singletary will continue to split up the

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara, who tested positive for COVID-19 last week and missed the Week 17 win over the Panthers, said he’ll be back for Sunday’s wild-card game against the Bears. However, he’s not back with the team and must wait the mandatory 10 days before he’s allowed to return. But he has been taking part in practice remotely via video-conferencing technology

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen surprised quite a few people and put himself in the MVP conversation this season. He threw for 4,544 yards with 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions and that was just what he did through the air. Allen also made a significant impact with his legs. The former first round pick is set for a Saturday playoff matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.

The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to meet with Urban Meyer on Friday to continue discussing the team’s head-coaching vacancy, according to sources. No deal is imminent and the Jaguars have at least one more interview scheduled. Jacksonville has already interviewed Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bienemy and Falcons interim head coach Raheem Morris, with 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh scheduled for Saturday. Former head coach Doug Marrone