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J.D. McKissic gets nine touches in Seahawks’ win.

The rookie back carried five times for 26 yards and caught four of five targets for 20 yards versus the Cardinals. McKissic worked behind Thomas Rawls in the game, and he’ll continue working as the primary third-down option if C.J. Prosise, who again suffered an ankle injury, misses more time. McKissic is more of a PPR option than standard.

11/10/17 - 01:05 AM ET

Brett Hundley makes second start of the season as the Packers lose to the Lions.

Green Bay only scored three points until the fourth quarter, but Hundley played better than that would indicate. The Lions kept the ball for a lot of the game and didn’t allow the Packers to have the ball throughout. Overall, Hundley was 26/38 for 245 passing yards and added four carries for 22 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown on a quarterback sneak. The Packers offense got going late in the game when Hundley was in a hurry-up offense, and he looked really comfortable in it—so that might be something they do more of moving forward.

11/7/17 - 12:44 AM ET

Thomas Rawls gets 12 touches against the Cardinals.

With Eddie Lacy (groin) out, Rawls started the game and received most of the snaps for the Seahawks—especially early in the game. Overall, Rawls carried ten times for 27 yards and caught two passes (on two targets) for 12 yards, as the Cardinals did a nice job of limiting Seattle’s run game—Rawls had a 23-yard carry, but not much other than that. C.J. Prosise (ankle) is now also hurt again, and Lacy is dealing with a week-to-week injury, so it’s possible Rawls could get upwards of 20 carries in Week 11. If so, he’d be at least a FLEX option against the Falcons.

11/10/17 - 01:02 AM ET

Darren Fells catches one pass in Week 7.

Fells started at tight end for the Lions, but he was targeted only one time in the game, gaining ten yards after breaking a tackle on a pass to the flat. Fells is not a reliable fantasy option right now, as he’s more of a real-life contributor for the Lions.

11/7/17 - 12:42 AM ET

Russell Wilson throws two touchdowns in Thursday night win over the Cardinals.

It wasn’t the biggest box score game for Wilson, but he played very well in Seattle’s six-point win. Wilson was 22/32 for 238 yards and two touchdowns while adding four carries for 19 yards. Both touchdowns were to tight end Jimmy Graham by the goal line—one in the first and one in the fourth—but the best play was probably the one that set up the second touchdown to Graham, as Wilson scrambled around and basically threw a no-look pass that was hauled in on the sideline by Doug Baldwin and taken 54 yards to inside the five-yard line. He did leave the game for one play to be evaluated for a concussion, but he basically went into the medical tent for half a second before declaring he was fine and going back into the game. Wilson could be in a high-scoring affair in Week 11 on Monday Night Football against the Falcons, and he should remain in lineups as a QB1.

11/10/17 - 12:59 AM ET

T.J. Jones catches both targets in Week 9.

Jones caught both of his targets versus Green Bay, gaining 29 yards in the Lions win. He’s not a recommended fantasy option, but Jones has been a reliable target for Matthew Stafford when he’s had his number called and is on pace for over 500 yards this season.

11/7/17 - 12:39 AM ET

C.J. Prosise leaves game with ankle injury.

This is very unfortunate for the second-year back, as ankle issues have affected him all season. Prosise had his ankle rolled up on pretty badly in the third quarter and has already been ruled out. He had three carries for three yards before leaving, and it’ll be Thomas Rawls and J.D. McKissic in the backfield for the rest of this five-point game versus the Cardinals. Consider Prosise doubtful for Week 11.

11/9/17 - 11:51 PM ET