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Eddie Lacy (groin) was limited in practice today.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said the team is hopeful Lacy will be able to play on Monday night against Atlanta, and a limited participation in the first practice of the week is a great first step. Consider Lacy likely to play, but we’ll get more information regarding Lacy’s status tomorrow and Saturday.

11/16/17 - 09:20 PM ET

Will Fuller has cracked ribs, according to Ian Rapoport.

Rapoport says the damage is “not extensive” and Fuller might only miss one game. So it sounds like Fuller is out for Week 11 against the Cardinals, but we’ll keep an eye on his practice status throughout the week.

Via: Ian Rapoport 11/13/17 - 03:49 PM ET

Philip Rivers (concussion) was a full participant in practice today.

Apparently he’s still not fully cleared from concussion protocol, but it seems like it’ll only be a matter of time. The Chargers are very confident their quarterback will get clearance from the independent neurologist, and it might happen as early as tomorrow.

11/16/17 - 08:24 PM ET

Brian Hoyer enters late in Patriots’ win.

Hoyer got in the game in his first game back in New England after being released by the 49ers after the trade of Jimmy Garoppolo. He went 3/3 for 37 yards, hitting fullback James Develin in the flat for a short pass and throwing a couple of screens to Brandin Cooks, including one that went for 27 yards. Hoyer looked comfortable in his limited action out there and there’s a reason the Patriots wanted him back, but hopefully he only has to get in the game because of blowouts like this.

11/13/17 - 03:47 PM ET

Chris Hogan (shoulder) did not practice today.

After not practicing all of last week before missing Sunday against the Broncos, Hogan didn’t practice either yesterday or today and is looking doubtful for Week 11 versus the Raiders. The official injury report for the game will be released sometime tomorrow, and it’s possible Hogan is ruled out ahead of the weekend like he was last Friday.

11/16/17 - 08:22 PM ET

A.J. Derby catches one pass against New England.

Derby gained two yards on his lone reception against the team he spent part of last season with. He doesn’t get enough volume in the passing game to be considered a reliable fantasy option.

11/13/17 - 03:44 PM ET

Mohamed Sanu caught three passes for 29 yards in Sunday’s win over the Cowboys.

Sanu had three-straight games with at least 65 yards or a touchdown, but Dallas contained both him and Julio Jones for the most part. He’ll have a chance to bounce back against Seattle next week, but there are probably better fantasy options to start over him.

11/13/17 - 02:34 PM ET