Arizona Cardinals tight end Dan Arnold caught all three of his targets for 46 yards in Week 17 against the Los Angeles Rams. In a game where the Cardinals only managed 166 passing yards, Arnold’s 46 receiving yards were a team-high. Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (ankle) left the game early with an ankle injury and didn’t return until the fourth quarter, leaving backup quarterback Chris

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams caught six of his seven targets for 108 yards and a touchdown versus the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17. Williams was the Chargers top receiving option with wide receiver Keenan Allen (COVID-19) and tight end Hunter Henry (COVID-19) both inactive on Sunday and running back Austin Ekeler (concussion) exiting early. Williams has flashed serious talent this season

Los Angeles Chargers rookie quarterback Justin Herbert continued to break records in a Week 17 victory versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Herbert was 22-for-31 for 302 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed the ball six times for nine yards and a touchdown. Herbert was very impressive after becoming the starter quarterback in Week 2 and passed Carson Wentz for the most completions by a

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds had a quiet game against the Los Angeles Rams to close out the year. Edmonds rushed three times for negative three yards and caught both of his targets for 28 yards. The Cardinals offense struggled as a whole this week as backup quarterback Chris Streveler was in for most of the game following an ankle injury to Kyler Murray

Arizona Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake struggled in the team’s season finale against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 17. Drake rushed 10 times for 36 yards and caught two of his three targets for 15 yards. He played most of the game with backup quarterback Chris Streveler as Kyler Murray (ankle) missed most of the game after suffering an ankle injury early on. Murray’s

Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard ran for just seven yards on three attempts during the loss to Baltimore on Sunday. After getting a combined 41 carries and nine targets over the previous two games heading into Week 17, the veteran didn’t get much going. Instead, he split time with Trayveon Williams and Samaje Perine. The 29-year-old is signed with the team through next season,

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (ankle) left Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Rams early in the first quarter after suffering an injury to his right ankle. Backup quarterback Chris Streveler took over for the next two-plus quarters before Murray returned to start the fourth quarter. As a result, Murray ended up with a quiet stat-line. He completed eight of 11 passes for 87 yards

Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith (leg) has been given the green light to suit up for Sunday’s contest versus Philadelphia. Smith had been trending in the right direction all week, but was still deemed questionable earlier Sunday. With Smith under center, backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke loses his DFS appeal, although injury concern are still swirling around the veteran signal caller and his ability to

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs II (concussion protocol) has ruled out for the fourth quarter of Sunday’s contest versus Denver after undergoing concussion protocol. Prior to being evaluated, Ruggs hauled in three catches for 38 yards. The rookie played a sizable, yet consistently capped role in the Raiders’ offense during his rookie year. He did not collect more than three grabs in any

Chicago Bears wide receiver Darnell Mooney (ankle) left Sunday’s contest versus Green Bay prior to its conclusion due to an ankle ailment that he sustained earlier in the game. Prior to his departure, Mooney hauled in career highs with 11 receptions for 93 yards. Mooney ends his rookie regular-season with impressive production that included 61 catches for 631 yards and four touchdowns, giving him significant

Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday’s game versus Washington, joining a notable group of Eagles who will not take the field. Joining Sanders on the sidelines will be DeSean Jackson, Alshon Jeffery, Dallas Goedert, Richard Rodgers, Fletcher Cox, Derek Barnett, and others. Without their lead back, look for the Eagles to deploy Boston Scott and Corey Clement at

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery (healthy scratch) has been deemed inactive for Sunday’s contest versus Washington, with the organization opting to get a closer look at younger WRs in the final game of 2020. Jeffery has been consistently banged up throughout the year, finishing the season with six receptions for 115 yards and one touchdown. Jeffery’s absence should allow Travis Fulgham, Greg Ward, and

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (leg/ankle) got back onto the field for the fourth quarter of Sunday’s contest versus the Rams. Murray left back in the first due to a leg/ankle ailment and was favoring the injured body part during his first handful of snaps back on the field. Without Murray under center, Arizona turned to Chris Streveler at QB, who went 9-for-13 for 77

New York Giants tight end Evan Engram caught two passes (four targets) for 17 yards in a win over the Cowboys on Sunday. Engram had a frustrating season, catching 63 passes on 109 targets (57.8%) for 654 yards and two scores. One of Engram’s touchdowns was rushing so he’ll be a popular bounce-back candidate next season if his touchdown percentage normalizes. Despite the disappointing season,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Brandon Allen threw for 48 yards and two interceptions on 6-for-21 passing during the loss to the Ravens in Week 17. After lighting up the Houston Texans for 371 yards in Week 16, the 28-year-old reverted back to his usual form on Sunday. With Joe Burrow (knee) potentially returning for Week 1 of the 2021 campaign, Allen may not have a place

The Carolina Panthers made a quarterback switch during the final game of their season Sunday, turning the reins over to P.J. Walker after Teddy Bridgewater threw two interceptions, both of which came in the red zone. Bridgewater’s season comes to an end with just 15 passing touchdowns to 11 interceptions, putting his future with the organization up in the air. Walker has seen limited time

The New York Giants Defense had a big day for fantasy managers in Week 17 racking up six sacks and an interception in a win over the Cowboys in Week 17. The Big Blue charge was led by Leonard Williams who wreaked havoc in the backfield all afternoon including three sacks of Andy Dalton. New York has some solid pieces on their defense such as

Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler (concussion) has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday’s game versus Kansas City due to a concussion that he sustained earlier in the contest. Ekeler’s season has been derailed by injuries, with his final game of the year even being cut short. Prior to his departure, Ekeler racked up 18 yards on the ground over seven carries

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews had four catches (seven targets) for 27 yards during the win over Cincinnati on Sunday. This type of production has been the norm from the 25-year-old this season, especially with the team leaning so heavily on the run. While Andrews remains one of the most efficient options at his position, fantasy managers should expect seesaw-like production out of him

New York Giants kicker Graham Gano drilled a 50-yard field goal to set a franchise record with 30 consecutive field goals made. The veteran from Florida State was perfect from inside 50-yards this season with his lone-miss coming back in Week 2. Gano did make just two-of-three extra points on Sunday, but overall it was a masterful season from the 33-year-old. New York’s inability on