Latest News
Filter by Team
QB RB WR TE PK | All Non-IDP | DT DE DL ILB OLB LB CB S DB | Footballguys View | All the news |
Eagles | WR Britain Covey ruled out for Week 9 Fri Nov 6, 06:40 PM
Eagles WR Britain Covey (knee) is listed as out on the Week 9 injury report. Britain Covey did not participate in Friday's practice.
Link to storyBritain Covey player page
Patriots WR Mack Hollins (calf) is listed as questionable on the Week 9 injury report. Mack Hollins was limited in Friday's practice.
Link to storyMack Hollins player page
Rams WR Jordan Whittington (back) is listed as questionable on the Week 9 injury report. Jordan Whittington was limited in Friday's practice.
Link to storyJordan Whittington player page
Chargers WR Brenen Thompson (quadriceps) is listed as doubtful on the Week 9 injury report. Brenen Thompson did not participate in Friday's practice.
Link to storyBrenen Thompson player page
Cowboys WR KaVontae Turpin (ribs) is listed as out on the Week 9 injury report. KaVontae Turpin did not participate in Friday's practice.
Link to storyKaVontae Turpin player page
Cardinals WR Michael Wilson's broken ribs "weren't gonna keep him from practicing or playing," according to a Friday report ahead of Sunday's Week 9 game at the Seahawks. Wilson was limited in Friday's practice, which the team listed as a rest day. He said after last Sunday's win over the Cowboys that he has two broken ribs.
Link to storyMichael Wilson player page
Broncos WR Jaylen Waddle (chest) was a full participant in practice on Friday. He did not receive a game status for Sunday's game against the Panthers.
Link to storyJaylen Waddle player page
49ers WR Demarcus Robinson (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Raiders, head coach Kyle Shanahan said on Friday. Robinson has been on injured reserve with the ankle injury and was designated to return.
| Footballguys view: Robinson practiced all week, albeit in a limited capacity. And the 49ers could desperately use him. Even after the bye, Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel Sr. still can't return. De'Zhaun Stribling and Ricky Pearsall remain on IR. Christian Kirk injured himself in practice this week. If active, Robinson has legitimate WR1 upside and a decent floor. If he can't go, expect Jacob Cowing and Jordan Watkins to pick up whatever scraps don't go to George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey. |
Demarcus Robinson player page
49ers WR Mike Evans (ribs/Achilles) will not play in Sunday's Week 9 game against the Raiders, head coach Kyle Shanahan said on Friday. Evans did not participate in practice on Friday.
| Footballguys view: Evans played through a minor Achilles injury and unfortunately aggravated the injury, which has kept him out of action since Week 6. There was hope that Evans could heal up during the bye week, but it looks like that didn't do the trick. Deebo Samuel Sr., Demarcus Robinson, and Christian Kirk are also dealing with injuries, while De'Zhaun Stribling and Ricky Pearsall remain on IR. The 49ers are hurting right now, and Evans will hope to return next week. |
Mike Evans player page
49ers WR Christian Kirk injured the meniscus in his knee earlier this week and has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Raiders. The 49ers are unsure whether he will require surgery.
| Footballguys view: Kirk returned from IR before the bye but reinjured himself in practice. He's droppable in all formats. |
Christian Kirk player page
49ers WR Deebo Samuel Sr. (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Raiders. Samuel was called "unlikely to play" on Thursday.
| Footballguys view: Samuel couldn't even make it back to practice this week. He hopes to return next week, as the 49ers could desperately use some healthy pass-catchers. |
Deebo Samuel Sr. player page
Seahawks WR Rashid Shaheed (knee) is out for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Shaheed did not participate in practice on Friday. He also missed Monday night's game against the Bears with the knee injury.
| Footballguys view: Shaheed has been mostly a non-factor this year, and any beneficiary from his absence will likely be the same. Tory Horton should theoretically get some opportunities in Week 9, but this offense runs through Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the running backs, making all secondary receivers expendable in fantasy. |
Rashid Shaheed player page
Broncos head coach Sean Payton said on Friday that WR Pat Bryant has had a good week of practice. Asked whether it was good enough for Bryant to be activated from injured reserve, Payton said: "Yes." Bryant, on IR with an ankle injury since early October, returned to practice on Wednesday and was a full participant on Thursday.
| Footballguys view: Pat Bryant was staking a claim to be the team's secondary receiver, seemingly taking the job from Courtland Sutton. Payton likes to play everyone on the depth chart, which makes it a tad frustrating to start any of the Broncos receivers. However, Bryant is a must-roster player in all formats, as he showed some serious upside early this season before his ankle injury. He's a risky start this week, but fantasy managers will have more confidence playing him after the bye based on his performance and usage. |
Pat Bryant player page
Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown is questionable for Sunday's game at the Dolphins with a rib injury. He was limited in practice on Thursday.
| Footballguys view: Few players are as tough as St. Brown, and he'll assuredly do whatever he can to play this weekend. Luckily, the Lions and Dolphins play early, so we'll know by 11:30 a.m. ET whether he is active or not. Assuming he goes, you can't bench him. If he's out, Jameson Williams will become a plug-and-play WR1. |
Amon-Ra St. Brown player page
Giants WR Malik Nabers (knee) has no injury designation for Sunday's Week 9 game at the Eagles. Nabers looked to be moving well at practice on Friday, and the beat writer said not to expect any limitations for him.
| Footballguys view: A midweek DNP is typically concerning, but Nabers and the Giants have downplayed it, and his return to practice on Friday is a good sign. Nabers' 2025 season ended with an ACL tear, and he complicated his health with an early-season shoulder injury. However, he's played through both and looked like his old self the last few weeks. Start him as a WR1. |
Malik Nabers player page
Commanders WR Dyami Brown has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Rams, the team announced on its Friday injury report. Brown suffered a calf injury in Thursday's practice that the Commanders are concerned about. WR Treylon Burks (foot) has also been ruled out, thinning a receiver corps that already lost Terry McLaurin for the season.
Link to storyDyami Brown player page
The Commanders have ruled WR Treylon Burks (foot) out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Rams. Burks missed practice on Thursday and was not seen at Friday's practice.
| Footballguys view: Burks' young career has been a mix of highlights and injuries. He showed some flashes in Week 8, but picked up a foot injury and will miss Week 9. He's droppable in most formats. Stefon Diggs can be relied on as a steady WR2 this week. Rookie Antonio Williams is an intriguing flex option. And Chig Okonkwo moves high up the tight end rankings, in the back-end TE1 mix. |
Treylon Burks player page
Eagles WR Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Giants, the team announced on its Friday injury report. Wicks was also ruled out for last Sunday's game against the Commanders.
| Footballguys view: Wicks will miss his second straight game. He's droppable in most formats unless the Eagles quickly turn things around. |
Dontayvion Wicks player page
Eagles WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Giants, the team announced on its Friday injury report. Smith was also ruled out for last Sunday's game against the Commanders.
| Footballguys view: Smith's hamstring issues have lingered since this preseason, and he hasn't practiced since Week 6. The Eagles are testing out Joe Milton III this weekend to see what they have on their depth chart. When Smith returns, it's hard to say what the Eagles will look like. His upside is too high to drop him, but fantasy managers should prepare for more frustration this season. |
DeVonta Smith player page
49ers WR Christian Kirk was not at practice on Friday. He also did not practice on Thursday with a knee injury he apparently suffered in Wednesday's practice. With Kirk out, the beat writer said it 'looks like' the 49ers' available WRs for Sunday's game against the Raiders will be Demarcus Robinson, Jordan Watkins, Brandin Cooks, Jacob Cowing and practice-squad WR KhaDarel Hodge.
| Footballguys view: Kirk missed most of training camp and this season because of a calf injury. He returned in Week 7, logged no targets, and suffered a new injury after the bye. He's droppable in all formats. |
Christian Kirk player page
49ers WR Mike Evans (Achilles) was not participating in the early open portion of Friday's practice. Evans also did not participate in the open portion of Thursday's practice and was called 'probably unlikely' to play in Sunday's Week 9 game against the Raiders.
Link to storyMike Evans player page
Packers WR Christian Watson (ribs) did not receive a game status and will be available for Sunday's game against the Patriots. Watson broke a rib during the Packers' 27-19 win over the Panthers but returned to finish that game, and he wore protective padding while practicing in a limited capacity this week. "We have a good plan in place," Watson said on Wednesday. "Obviously, there'll be pads and stuff on it but kind of just what it is. It's one of those things that'll probably be a little bothersome, but you know can still play."
| Footballguys view: Given Watson's ability to return to last week's game, there was little doubt surrounding his Week 9 availability. Watson has been on fire this year and is currently the WR3 in PPR. Start him with confidence. |
Christian Watson player page
Vikings WR Jauan Jennings was not seen at Friday's practice, which the team held indoors. Jennings was added to the injury report on Thursday with a calf injury.
| Footballguys view: Jennings has been a non-factor in fantasy this year. Even if he is active, he shouldn't be started anywhere. |
Jauan Jennings player page
Cowboys WR George Pickens (hamstring) is questionable for Sunday's Week 9 game at the Colts. Pickens was limited in practice on Wednesday and Thursday.
| Footballguys view: Luckily, the Cowboys play early, so fantasy managers will have no dearth of pivot options if needed. Practicing all week is a promising sign, and both Jerry Jones and Brian Schottenheimer said they share a desire to get Pickens more involved. If active, Pickens is a volatile WR2. If he's inactive, Ryan Flournoy moves from risky WR3 firmly into WR2 discussion. |
George Pickens player page
Chiefs WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) was a full participant in practice on Thursday and Friday after being limited on Wednesday. He has no game designation heading into Sunday's game against the Jets.
| Footballguys view: Rice suffered a season-ending knee injury in 2024 and played through a hamstring injury last week, explaining his designation on this week's report. The Chiefs are liberal with their injury report inclusions, and there's no indication Rice won't be his normal self against the Jets this week. Start him as a WR2. |
Rashee Rice player page
Bills WR Keon Coleman (shoulder) was still wearing the red non-contact jersey at practice on Friday. Coleman had also been in the non-contact jersey to start Thursday's practice.
| Footballguys view: Coleman's Week 9 projection is contingent on DJ Moore's availability. Moore is hoping to play after suffering a knee injury late in Week 8, but he's also practicing in a non-contact jersey. If Moore can't go, Coleman becomes a risky WR3. If Moore is active, Coleman is a desperation flex or WR5. However, Coleman has a shoulder injury of his own to overcome. We should have more information about his Monday Night outlook after Saturday's practice. |
Keon Coleman player page
Bills WR DJ Moore (knee) was still wearing the red non-contact jersey at practice on Friday. Moore was hurt late in last Sunday's win over the Ravens but said afterward he was "OK."
| Footballguys view: Moore, who had deservedly earned an Iron Man title over the last few seasons, has struggled with health in 2026. A shoulder injury knocked him out of Week 2. A reinjury kept him out for a while after. And now he's dealing with a knee issue. In the two full games he's played, he's racked up 182 yards and two scores. He's the clear WR1 in Buffalo. But fantasy managers will want to keep a close eye on his participation over the next two days to get a clearer idea of his Monday Night outlook. |
DJ Moore player page
Bills WR Khalil Shakir was not practicing Friday for a personal reason, based on the media-open start of practice. Buffalo plays at the Vikings on Monday night in Week 9.
| Footballguys view: We'll keep a close eye on this, but it doesn't seem like Shakir is at risk of missing this week's game. He was excused for personal reasons. If we hear more, we'll update. |
Khalil Shakir player page
Saints rookie WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns. Tyson was designated to return from injured reserve on Wednesday and returned to practice that day, then was limited again on Thursday.
| Footballguys view: Tyson should be rostered in all leagues, but fantasy managers will want to keep him stashed on the bench this week, even if he is active. The expectation is that he'll eventually become the team's secondary weapon behind Chris Olave. The Saints drafted him eighth overall, an investment that signals they view him as a cornerstone of their roster. After missing most of camp and preseason, Tyson could get off the line slowly. But his late-season upside makes him one of the best players to put at the end of your bench. |
Jordyn Tyson player page
The Patriots have ruled WR A.J. Brown (knee) out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Packers. Brown did not practice Wednesday or Thursday. He was also ruled out for last Sunday's game at the Dolphins.
| Footballguys view: Reports last week said Brown would likely miss multiple weeks, and he's now out for the second straight week. Brown will attempt to return to practice next week. But with a Week 11 bye, fantasy managers should brace for another week of inactivity and a Week 12 return, at best. |
A.J. Brown player page
Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka (foot) is questionable for Sunday night's Week 9 game at Chicago and is "more of a game-time decision," coach Todd Bowles said on Friday. Egbuka practiced on Friday and could play Sunday.
| Footballguys view: Egbuka's second season has been marred by injuries, and this foot injury has been another hurdle. Egbuka has missed each of the last two games Baker Mayfield has started, and Mayfield has been held to just seven completions over those two games. Egbuka flashed early in his rookie season, but his numbers since those first few weeks have been otherwise disappointing. He scored a receiving and a rushing touchdown while playing with Jalon Daniels, which helped pad his numbers a bit. But his 17-game pace of 680 receiving yards this season makes him more of a WR3 than the WR2 he was drafted to be. The Bears are big favorites on Sunday night, which could push the Buccaneers into a position where they'll have to pass. If Egbuka can go, he's a risky WR3. If he can't, expect rookie Ted Hurst III to see some extra work as the team's X receiver. |
Emeka Egbuka player page
Giants WR Malik Nabers (knee) was back at practice on Friday. Nabers did not practice on Thursday, when he worked on the side with a trainer and said "I'll be good" for Sunday's game against the Eagles.
Link to storyMalik Nabers player page
Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka (foot) was practicing on Friday and could play Sunday against the Bears. Egbuka did not practice during the open portion on Wednesday but returned on Thursday as a full participant.
| Footballguys view: Full participation on Thursday likely means Egbuka will play on Sunday, especially if he practices on Friday. The Buccaneers play on Sunday night, which could make managers uneasy. But we'll likely get news after practice that Egbuka has cleared the injury report and will be active after missing last week's game. |
Emeka Egbuka player page
Commanders WRs Treylon Burks (foot) and Dyami Brown (calf) were not seen at practice on Friday, which the beat writer said "doesn't bode well" for their statuses for Sunday's game against the Rams. The beat writer figures WR Van Jefferson would start at outside receiver if Burks and Brown can't play. Jefferson started seven games for the Titans last season.
Link to storyVan Jefferson player page
Dyami Brown player page
Treylon Burks player page
Jets WR Garrett Wilson has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chiefs due to a concussion. Wilson missed practice again on Thursday.
| Footballguys view: After a couple of quiet games, Wilson bounced back with 12 targets last week, but suffered a concussion during the matchup. The depth of this Jets offense leads to volatile performances from everyone involved. Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Kenyon Sadiq, and Mason Taylor will all get projection bumps with Wilson out, but it's unlikely that all four can pay off in a single game. In a tough road matchup against the Chiefs, those four pass catchers all become boom-or-bust flex options. |
Garrett Wilson player page
Falcons WR Zachariah Branch (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's Week 9 game against the Bengals, Marc Raimondi reported on Friday. Head coach Kevin Stefanski had said on Monday that Branch would be out this week.
| Footballguys view: Branch also missed most of last week's game against the Buccaneers, in which Jahan Dotson took on a larger role and recorded the Falcons' biggest reception of the day. Expect the offense to concentrate on Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts Sr., as it normally does. But for fantasy managers desperate for a flex play, Dotson always has the chance to break off a big play while Branch is out. |
Zachariah Branch player page
Cardinals WR Michael Wilson appeared on Thursday's injury report with a not-injury-related rest designation and a ribs notation. Wilson said on Sunday that he has two broken ribs after he got up slowly following a diving attempt against the Cowboys, a game in which he caught eight passes for 111 yards and a touchdown. Arizona visits Seattle on Sunday with Gardner Minshew starting at quarterback.
Link to storyMichael Wilson player page
Vikings WR Justin Jefferson said his obvious frustration during last Sunday's 19-15 loss to the Lions came from "wanting to win." Jefferson engaged in a rare display of frustration late in the game.
| Footballguys view: Jefferson has been a consummate professional throughout his NFL career, but left last week's game without any postgame comments to the media for just the second time in his career. Given the loss and the lackluster offense, it's understandable. With Carson Wentz starting this week, Jefferson might get a target share that makes him a bit happier. |
Justin Jefferson player page
49ers TE George Kittle is skeptical that WR Brandon Aiyuk will "get in" the team facility on Friday. Aiyuk is attempting to lay the foundation for a return to the NFL, and Kittle is at least one 49ers player who has expressed skepticism about Aiyuk's plan.
| Footballguys view: No one really knows what to expect in this situation, but Aiyuk has made the smart move of hiring Drew Rosenhaus as his agent. Aiyuk is over two years removed from NFL action, and didn't look like his peak self in the last taste of action we saw. His likelihood of being relevant this year is extremely thin, but desperate managers in deep leagues can stash him to see how this plays out. |
George Kittle player page
Brandon Aiyuk player page
Jaguars WR Parker Washington had an opportunity to sign a new contract before the start of the season and decided not to. "He bet on himself," and the Jaguars "weren't bothered by it one bit. They love it."
Link to storyParker Washington player page
The Jaguars have been telling teams they are not interested in moving WR Brian Thomas Jr. Jacksonville sees too much value in keeping him.
Link to storyBrian Thomas Jr. player page
49ers WR Christian Kirk did not practice on Thursday with a knee injury he apparently suffered in Wednesday's practice. The receivers who "might be" available for Sunday's game against the Raiders are Demarcus Robinson, Jordan Watkins, Brandin Cooks, Jacob Cowing and practice-squad WR KhaDarel Hodge.
Link to storyChristian Kirk player page
Commanders WR Treylon Burks (foot) did not participate in practice on Thursday, his second straight missed session. The beat writer said he would "still guess he plays Sunday" against the Rams, adding that more will be known on Friday.
| Footballguys view: The foot injury had Burks in and out of practice a week ago. Burks caught 3-of-5 targets for 81 yards in the Commanders' Week 8 win over the Eagles. Expect him to be out there in Week 9 against the Rams. We like Burks in the deep flex range for Fantasy GMs in PPR formats. |
Treylon Burks player page
Broncos WR Pat Bryant (ankle), who is on injured reserve, practiced in full on Thursday. Bryant returned to practice on Wednesday, opening his 21-day activation window.
| Footballguys view: There is some optimism Bryant can play against the Panthers in Week 9 (two full practices provide that optimism). Upon his return from this ankle injury, the Broncos may ease him back into action. Bryant is competing for the no.3 spot on the depth chart behind Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton. |
Pat Bryant player page
Cowboys WR George Pickens (hamstring) was limited at practice again on Thursday. He was also limited on Wednesday. Dallas visits the Colts on Sunday.
| Footballguys view: That's back-to-back limited sessions for Pickens. We'll see if he can get a full session in on Friday. Then, we'll see if the Cowboys make good on what Jerry Jones said in terms of getting Pickens the ball more. |
George Pickens player page
Patriots WR A.J. Brown (knee) did not practice again on Thursday ahead of the Week 9 game against the Packers. Brown also did not practice on Wednesday, and he was downgraded to out for last Sunday's game at the Dolphins.
| Footballguys view: We may not see Brown again this week. The team is managing his knee injury, and they want him available for what they hope is a deep postseason run. Fantasy GMs are making other plans. |
A.J. Brown player page
Packers WR Christian Watson was a limited participant in practice again on Thursday, after also being limited on Wednesday. Watson has been playing through a broken rib. Green Bay visits the Patriots on Sunday.
| Footballguys view: Against the Patriots in Week 9, we like Watson as a low-end WR1 if he plays. A rib injury comes down to pain tolerance, and we've already seen how tough Watson is. We're expecting him to suit up despite the limited sessions to start the week. |
Christian Watson player page
Colts WR Keenan Allen was a full participant in practice on Thursday after being rested on Wednesday. Allen's absence from Wednesday's session was a rest day, not injury related. The Colts host the Cowboys on Sunday in Week 9.
| Footballguys view: Allen is good to go for Sunday's game against the Cowboys, and he should be in line to lead the team in receiving again. Allen caught 7-of-7 targets for 67 yards in the Colts' Week 8 loss to the Jaguars. As the team continues to trade away assets before next Tuesday's trade deadline, Allen provides their offense with a steady presence. He's a WR3/flex option for Fantasy GMs. |
Keenan Allen player page
Saints rookie WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) was limited at practice again on Thursday. The first-round pick was designated to return from injured reserve on Wednesday and returned to practice that day.
| Footballguys view: Tyson is a player we're excited to see out there for the Saints. Although we're excited about his pro debut, Tyson is no lock to play in Week 9 with his 21-day practice window just opened earlier this week. |
Jordyn Tyson player page
Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown was limited at practice on Thursday after the team held a walkthrough on Wednesday.
| Footballguys view: St. Brown got a little banged up recently, but expectations are that he is on track to play against the Dolphins on Sunday. A full participation on Friday would help us feel better about his status, but if he's on track to play we'll squelch any concern. |
Amon-Ra St. Brown player page































