Fantasy News

Lamar Miller (ankle) is “good to go” for Week 17.

Texans head coach Bill O’Brien said his starting running back is ready to face the Jaguars this Sunday, which isn’t surprising after Miller was a full participant in yesterday’s practice. Against a defense that’s been playing well to end the season, Miller is more of a FLEX option with fantasy titles on the line to conclude the regular season.

12/28/18 - 11:12 AM ET

Davante Adams (knee) is officially inactive for Week 17.

Adams didn’t practice all week, so this isn’t much a surprise with Green Bay’s game not meaning much with them out of the postseason. Adams’ fantastic season ends with 111 receptions for 1,386 yards and 13 touchdowns, and Aaron Rodgers’ No. 1 targets should remain an excellent WR1 in 2019 and moving forward. Adams will likely get first-round consideration in many 2019 fantasy drafts, and he should offer both a high floor and overall WR1 upside.

12/30/18 - 11:30 AM ET

DeAndre Washington gets one carry in Week 16.

Washington had -1 yard on his lone rushing attempt in the Raiders’ Christmas Eve victory over the Broncos. Washington is not a reliable fantasy option to conclude the regular season next week against the Chiefs.

12/24/18 - 11:27 PM ET

The Jets signed Quincy Enunwa to a multi-year contract extension.

Enunwa was set to become a free agent this offseason, but the Jets are locking him up to keep him with the team moving forward. Enunwa is a tough, versatile player that should be a reliable target early in Sam Darnold’s career, and he’ll likely man the slot as a clear starter in 2019. In PPR leagues particularly, Enunwa could be one of the better selections in the later rounds of fantasy drafts next summer.

12/28/18 - 01:04 PM ET

Keith Smith catches one pass in win over the Broncos.

It went for one yard. Oakland’s fullback can stay on the waiver wire heading into the season finale.

12/24/18 - 11:39 PM ET

Mike Wallace (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 17.

Wallace was able to practice all week on a limited basis, but he’s not quite ready to return to the lineup for Philadelphia. Now the veteran receiver must hope his team is able to make the postseason so he can potentially contribute for a Super Bowl run.

12/28/18 - 03:15 PM ET

Rashaad Penny (knee) was officially a full participant in today’s practice.

As Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll has believed would be the case, the rookie running back should be ready to go for this Sunday against the Cardinals after missing the last two games. Penny isn’t a highly-recommended fantasy option in championship matchups, but he’ll look to get back into the swing of things ahead of Seattle’s playoff run.

12/26/18 - 08:28 PM ET