New York Jets running back Frank Gore continues to be the lead back for this offense, but it’s unknown why that is happening. The veteran back has been unable to find much room to run all season long. Head coach Adam Gase continues to use Gore during a winless season with youngster La’Mical Perine waiting in the wings. In Week 9, Gore rushed 12 times

New York Jets quarterback Joe Flacco looked surprisingly decent versus the New England Patriots in Week 9. He completed 18 of 25 passing attempts for 262 yards with three touchdowns and one interception in the loss. Honestly, this was the best Flacco has looked all year, but fantasy owners shouldn’t get their hopes up. Sam Darnold (shoulder) is expected back after the Week 10 bye

New England Patriots running back Damien Harris (chest) took a nasty hit to his chest on Monday night late in the fourth quarter and had to leave the game. With time running out in the game, it’s highly unlikely that Harris will return to this contest, but he’s listed as questionable. After the hit, Harris was laying motionless on the turf. He could be very

Indianapolis Colts tight end Mo Alie-Cox (knee) was listed as a non-participant on the team’s estimated practice report on Monday. Alie-Cox caught all three of his targets for 43 yards in the Week 9 loss to the Ravens, but he might not be ready to play in Week 10 on a short turnaround on Thursday night against the Titans. With Jack Doyle (concussion) not expected

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Adam Humphries (concussion) and linebacker Jadeveon Clowney (knee, illness) both missed practice on Monday. Neither Humphries nor Clowney were able to suit up in the Week 9 win over the Bears and are unlikely to play on a short week this Thursday night against the Colts. Clowney, who has yet to record a sack in his first year in Tennessee, could

New York Jets rookie left tackle Mekhi Becton (chest) suffered a chest injury in the Monday night game against the division-rival Patriots. Becton is one of the few bright spots on a winless Jets team, so his loss will be a big one if he can’t make it back in this game or has to miss time moving forward. Quarterback Sam Darnold could face more

The Jacksonville Jaguars are projected to have $100 million in salary cap space heading into the 2021 season, which would be the most in football. The New York Jets are projected to have the second-most salary cap space available at $98 million, following by the Indianapolis Colts with $94 million and the New England Patriots with $73 million. Only the Colts have a winning record

The Green Bay Packers activated running back Jamaal Williams and linebacker Kamal Martin from the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Monday. Williams returned to practice after sitting out last Thursday’s blowout win over the 49ers because he was deemed a high-risk close contact to rookie A.J. Dillon after he tested positive for coronavirus. Williams had 35 rushing attempts for 152 yards (4.3 yards per carry) and a

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Khalil Dorsey (shoulder) will miss at least the next few games as he deals with a dislocated shoulder that he sustained during Sunday’s win over the Colts. But as the Ravens Defense continues to deal with injuries — particularly in the secondary — they could be getting a key piece back in Marlon Humphrey, who is expected to clear COVID-19 protocol in

Los Angeles Rams rookie safety Jordan Fuller (shoulder) was designated to return from Injured Reserve Monday, paving the way for a potential return to the field for Week 10 against Seattle. Fuller, who has started each of his first four career games, has been sidelined since Week 5. In his brief professional time, he has proven an integral part of the Rams Defense, playing 100

New York Giants wide receiver Golden Tateis likely to return to the fold for Sunday’s game versus the Eagles after head coach Joe Judge said Monday that he “anticipates him being active.” Tate was not included on the team’s roster for Sunday’s win over Washington following multiple incidents over the past week that the organization believed did not fit its team-first ethos. With that being

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant has been reverted to the practice squad Monday after having made his team debut during Sunday’s win over Indianapolis. While there was considerable pomp around the return of the three-time All-Pro wideout, he logged just two offensive snaps and did not receive a target. The possibility exists that the Ravens could activate Bryant from the practice squad again ahead

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton (groin) may have missed Sunday’s game against Baltimore, but just a day later he was listed as a full practice participant had the Colts actually conducted a practice ahead of their Thursday contest versus Tennessee. The would-be full practice note is a significant step in the right direction for Hilton, who is now trending toward returning against the Titans,

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (knees) sustained injuries to both of his knees during Sunday’s win over the Cowboys, one of which necessitated a trip to the locker room shortly before halftime. But after undergoing tests Monday, there is optimism that he will have enough time to heal before a Week 10 outing against the Bengals. Roethlisberger exceeded the 300-yard passing mark for the second

New England Patriots kicker Nick Folk (back) is warming up (and active) ahead of Monday’s game versus the Jets, but he may not be completely available as he deals with back pain. In his stead, the team has tasked punter Jake Bailey with kicking during warm-ups, seemingly as a backup plan should Folk not be able to finish the contest. Having made each of his

New York Jets wide receiver Breshad Perriman (concussion) has been cleared to play in Monday’s contest versus the Patriots, stemming his absence at just one game. Perriman’s return means that while the Jets will be without signal caller Sam Darnold (shoulder), their top three wide outs — Perriman, Jamison Crowder, and Denzel Mims — will all be active. Perriman has proven to be a substantial

New England Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry (concussion) has not been cleared to return for Monday’s game against the Jets, marking his second consecutive contest on the sidelines. With Julian Edelman (knee) also out of the mix, Jakobi Meyers and Damiere Byrd figure to continue seeing the vast majority of reps and targets at WR for the Patriots. Even prior to his injury, Harry’s rapport

New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold (shoulder) and defensive end Quinnen Williams (hamstring) have both officially been ruled out for Monday’s game against New England. Darnold’s injury woes mean that Joe Flacco will once again get the start under center, but with the Jets’ offense not having been run particularly smooth with the veteran at the helm, it remains to be seen how long his

New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder (groin) has been given the thumbs up to play in Monday’s contest versus the Patriots. The activation of Crowder for the first time since Week 6 will give quarterback Joe Flacco a much-needed weapon in the passing game, one that should be to Crowder’s advantage considering that Stephon Gilmore (knee) remains out for New England. In all four

Chicago Bears defensive tackle/end Roy Robertson-Harris (shoulder) is expected to miss the remainder of the 2020 campaign after undergoing shoulder surgery later in the week. Having started six of the eight games that he has appeared in for Chicago this season, Robertson-Harris combined for 10 tackles and five quarterback hits. His absence isn’t reason for season-long fantasy managers to move on from the Bears Defense,