Fantasy News

The Bills signed Keith Ford to the active roster.

Keith is an undrafted rookie running back that impressed during the summer and was on Buffalo’s practice squad, and now he’s getting a shot on the 53-man roster. We’ll see what happens, but this move indicates LeSean McCoy (hamstring) might not be ready for Week 15.

12/12/18 - 10:13 AM ET

LeSean McCoy (hamstring) is officially inactive against the Lions.

McCoy was reportedly set to be out, and now it’s official. Consider him day-to-day with his hamstring injury, and we’d think he has a good chance of playing in Week 16 after back-to-back limited practices to end the week.

12/16/18 - 11:31 AM ET

Tyler Higbee catches one pass in Week 14.

Higbee gained nine yards on his lone reception versus the Bears. Gerald Everett is currently the preferred fantasy option among the Rams tight ends.

12/10/18 - 02:05 PM ET

T.Y. Hilton (ankle) is officially active for the Colts.

Hilton’s Week 15 status looked a bit shakier than last week because he didn’t practice all week, but he’s officially toughing it out and will be out there against the Cowboys. At less than 100% facing one of the league’s better defenses, consider Hilton more of a mid-range WR2 for the second week of the fantasy playoffs.

12/16/18 - 11:31 AM ET

Keke Coutee (hamstring) was officially limited in today’s practice.

Coutee remains day-to-day with his hamstring injury, but he probably has a decent shot to play in Week 15. We’ll track his practice status the next couple of days ahead of Saturday’s matchup with the Jets,

12/11/18 - 06:24 PM ET

Brandin Cooks catches three passes against the Bears.

Cooks gained 22 yards on his three receptions in the Rams’ Week 14 loss. He appeared to have a miscommunication on one play where Jared Goff probably expected him to sit down a route against a zone coverage, but it just wasn’t a good game overall for LA’s offense. Cooks is in a good bounce-back spot for the second week of the fantasy playoffs when he faces a depleted Eagles secondary next Sunday night.

12/10/18 - 02:05 PM ET

David Njoku caught three passes for 30 yards in Saturday night’s victory over Denver.

Njoku was targeted five times, and one of them was a potential chunk play and/or touchdown, but Breshad Perriman ended up running a route in the same area, which seemed to draw the safety over. Overall, it was another somewhat underwhelming performance out of Njoku by no real fault of his own, as Cleveland simply doesn’t feature the 2017 first-round pick in a spread-the-wealth passing attack. Njoku will remain a TE1 for Week 16 against Cincinnati.

12/15/18 - 11:51 PM ET