Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has seen his fantasy value plummet over the past month or so. He was a no doubt QB1 over the bulk of the season, but lately he’s become a lot more risky to trust. While his most recent outing against the New York Giants in Week 14 didn’t inspire a ton of confidence (244 passing yards, one touchdown, 47 rushing

Baltimore Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell (calf) and cornerbacks Marcus Peters (calf) and Jimmy Smith (ribs, shoulder) did not practice on Wednesday. Campbell returned from the COVID-19 list to play in Week 13 against the Cowboys, but he’s been dealing with this calf injury since Week 9 against the Colts. He doesn’t have a sack since Week 6 and played just 40 percent of the

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods (thigh) was a non-participant at practice on Wednesday. Fantasy managers will want to keep a close eye on Woods’ practice status the rest of the week, as he’ll be a must-start wideout with obvious WR1 upside this weekend against the winless Jets and their woeful defense if he’s able to play. Woods had only 32 receiving yards in

New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder (calf) didn’t practice on Wednesday. Crowder battled through the injury in the Week 14 blowout loss to the Seahawks, but he was clearly not 100 percent and caught just two of five targets for a season-low seven yards. Against a Rams Defense in Week 15 that is allowing the fewest fantasy points per game to opposing pass-catchers this

Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (calf) did not take part in practice on Wednesday. Elliott didn’t aggravate his calf in the Week 14 win over the Bengals, but the Cowboys are giving him a little extra rest late in the season. Barring a setback, we’d expect Elliott to be active this weekend. The 25-year-old, who was drafted in the top five picks of the

Houston Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks (neck) and running back Duke Johnson (neck) were both limited in practice on Wednesday. This is really good news for Cooks after he sat out of the Week 14 loss to the Bears. The 27-year-old could still be considered questionable, though, so continue to track his progress through the end of the week. Cooks has just three touchdowns this

The Houston Texans activated running back David Johnson from the COVID-19 list on Wednesday after he was deemed a high-risk close contact and was forced to miss the Week 14 game. Johnson did not practice on Wednesday. The 29-year-old should be back in action this weekend against the Colts, but he’ll be more of an RB3/flex while likely sharing touches with Duke Johnson. Indy’s defense

The Denver Broncos activated quarterback Jeff Driskel from the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Wednesday and they also signed cornerback Parnell Motley off the 49ers practice squad. Driskel was put on the list after testing positive for COVID-19 three weeks ago. It led to the debacle that was practice-squad wide receiver Kendall Hinton taking snaps under center against the Saints in Week 12 when the rest of

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (ankle) and kicker Zane Gonzalez (back) didn’t practice on Wednesday. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury said that Edmonds would be a game-time decision in Week 15 against the Eagles on Sunday. Edmonds has had fantasy relevance behind Kenyan Drake this year with 751 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns, and he’s yet to miss a game. But he’s a much more

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie running back James Robinson (knee) was listed as a limited practice participant on Wednesday. There’s nothing to suggest that Robinson’s injury is very serious, so he should remain a strong RB1 choice for fantasy managers in the fantasy semifinals this week. As long as the Jaguars aren’t blown out again, which is entirely possible against the Ravens this week, Robinson should have

Miami Dolphins wide receivers DeVante Parker (hamstring) and Jakeem Grant Sr. (hamstring), linebacker Kyle Van Noy (hip) and guard Ereck Flowers (ankle) were limited in practice Wednesday. Parker and Grant were at least able to practice some, but their statuses for Week 15 against the Patriots are very much up in the air. In a tough matchup with New England’s secondary, which includes All-Pro cornerback

Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki (shoulder) and safety Bobby McCain (ankle) didn’t practice on Wednesday. Gesicki has scored four touchdowns in his last three games and has 14 catches on 17 targets for 153 yards and three touchdowns in the last two contests. He’ll be a high-end TE2 if he can somehow get in a limited practice on Thursday or Friday, but there’s plenty

The Miami Dolphins activated running back Matt Breida from the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Wednesday. Breida hasn’t played since Week 12 and has just 47 carries for 168 yards (career-low 3.6 yards per carry) and no touchdowns in his nine games played in his first year in Miami. Even if Myles Gaskin and rookie Salvon Ahmed aren’t cleared from the COVID-19 list, it’s hard to imagine

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski said that tight end Austin Hooper (neck) and cornerback Denzel Ward (calf) returned to practice on Wednesday. Both players were limited. Hooper was injured in practice last week and missed the Monday night game, while Ward has been out since Week 11. Unless he suffers a setback, Hooper should be able to return to take on the Giants on

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (knee) wasn’t able to practice on Wednesday. Pierre-Paul had surgery on his knee this year, so the Buccaneers have taken it easy on him in practices early in the week. Despite dealing with the knee issue, JPP has been the top-scoring defensive lineman — just above the Rams’ Aaron Donald — in IDP formats this season. The 31-year-old

Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph (foot) and running back Alexander Mattison (appendix) both missed practice on Wednesday. Rudolph and Mattison missed last week’s game, and Mattison has missed the last two games after having his appendix removed. Neither player should be on the fantasy radar for a Week 15 meeting with the Bears. Chicago’s defense has allowed the fourth-most fantasy points per game to

Indianapolis Colts tight ends Trey Burton (knee) and Mo Alie-Cox (knee) were both added to the injury report on Wednesday after they were unable to practice. It’s unclear if either player is in serious danger of sitting out in Week 15 against the Texans, but it’s something to watch as the week progresses. Burton is the most fantasy relevant of the two, but he didn’t

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas (ankle) was unable to practice on Wednesday, along with receiver Deonte Harris (neck). It’s likely just an extra day of rest for Thomas after he’s struggled with his ankle injury in 2020. The 27-year-old All-Pro caught all eight of his targets for 84 yards in the Week 14 loss to the Eagles. Thomas will probably be better off

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley (foot) was a limited practice participant on Wednesday. Unless he suffers a setback later this week, Ridley should play against the Buccaneers in Week 15 and should be locked into all starting fantasy lineups, especially with Julio Jones (hamstring) looking unlikely to play for the second straight week. With Jones out in Week 14 against the Chargers, Ridley took

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (hamstring), safety Ricardo Allen (concussion), offensive lineman Kaleb McGary (personal) and cornerback Darqueze Dennard (quadriceps) didn’t practice on Wednesday. Jones is being considered as week-to-week, so it’s very possible that he could miss his second straight game in Week 15 against the Buccaneers. More nagging injuries continue to slow the 31-year-old All-Pro. Don’t expect to have him available for