Schultz is available as a TE2 or bye-week streamer, while Moreau and Jordan lose their potential injury-replacement appeal. Dell is better treated as a stash than an immediate start if activated. His ...

If Spears misses Sunday, Pollard would become a stronger RB2 with a chance to add receiving work to his rushing workload. Spears would be a risky FLEX even if active. Chestnut could pick up some ...

Jackson would retain QB1 upside if active, but reduced mobility would take away some of his usual rushing floor. Have a replacement ready rather than treating three limited practices as a guarantee.

Loveland would have a clearer path to additional routes and targets for the remainder of the season, strengthening his case as a top-six tight end. Roush could absorb blocking work without becoming a ...

Charbonnet should be rostered while managers wait for activation and details about his workload. A meaningful role immediately upon returning could put him in the FLEX conversation, but a full ...

Hall would return to RB2 consideration if cleared for a substantial workload, but managers should wait for Friday’s report and any guidance on his role. Allen remains worth holding and would retain ...

Not the greatest two-season start to a career. He can be dropped in any-sized redraft leagues and is in danger of being let go of IR slots in Dynasty formats if the space is needed.

Allen remains a strong RB2 option if Hall misses another game. A Hall return would reduce Allen’s workload and make him a more conditional FLEX, although Glenn’s comments support keeping him rostered.

Brown can be started as a WR2, with an opportunity to command targets in a receiving room missing Romeo Doubs. Douglas remains a deeper PPR FLEX, while Henry is a viable TE1. Stevenson remains the ...

Warren managers should secure a replacement while waiting for a practice return. If he misses again, Mallory and Alie-Cox would share the opportunity without either becoming a dependable streamer. All ...

McCarthy becomes a starting option for managers short on quarterbacks in superflex leagues, but the Houston matchup makes him difficult to trust in one-quarterback formats. Nabers remains a WR2 with ...

Swift is a low-end RB1 with Monangai unavailable and a clearer path to controlling Chicago’s backfield touches. Johnson is a deep-league FLEX possibility, but his opportunity remains dependent on how ...