Fantasy News

Jeremy Kerley has been suspended for four games by the NFL.

It was reported last week that Kerley was facing a suspension from the league, and it’s now official. For fantasy purposes, this doesn’t have a huge impact as Kerley wasn’t putting up consistent enough numbers to be a reliable fantasy option. It’s still a blow to the Jets in real life, though, as Kerley can contribute on both offense and special teams.

11/6/17 - 03:54 PM ET

Emmanuel Sanders (ankle) was limited in practice.

Sanders was obviously not 100% a few days ago against the Eagles, but he’s expected to keep battling through the ankle sprain to play. Demariyus Thomas (hamstring) is also banged up, but he’s expected to be fine. Check back in tomorrow for Sanders’ Thursday practice status.

11/8/17 - 08:21 PM ET

Delanie Walker (ankle) will be limited in practice this week.

Walker appeared fine in Tennessee’s win yesterday against the Ravens, so he’ll likely to practice all week on a limited basis before playing again this Sunday against the Bengals. Perhaps Walker will be listed as questionable heading into the weekend, but there isn’t much concern about his status for the game.

Via: Jim Wyatt 11/6/17 - 04:04 PM ET

Jamison Crowder (hamstring) was limited in today’s practice.

After not being able to practice all week last week before missing the game versus Seattle, this is a positive for Crowder’s Week 10 status. He’s one of the players to keep a close eye on this week, as the Redskins will probably need him to play and step up as a reliable guy from the slot against Minnesota’s stingy defense.

11/8/17 - 08:18 PM ET

DeMarco Murray (knee) will be limited in practice this week.

This is a new issue for Murray, who’s been dealing with injuries all season. It sounds like he’ll be limited in practice all week before playing on Sunday against the Bengals, but check back in when the official injury report for the game is released on Friday.

Via: Jim Wyatt 11/6/17 - 04:03 PM ET

Julio Jones (ankle) did not practice.

Jones is dealing with an ankle issue that he was seen trying to work out a bit during Sunday’s loss to the Panthers, but it’d be a surprise if he wasn’t ready for Week 10. Hopefully he’s able to get back out there for practice tomorrow.

11/8/17 - 08:16 PM ET

The Browns officially designated Corey Coleman to return form Injured Reserve.

Coleman, who has been out since Week 2 after breaking his hand, will officially play again this season. He’s going to start practicing on a limited basis today after the team returns from its Week 9 bye week. Cleveland is really struggling at receiver, so it’s possible Coleman emerges as a true number one down the stretch. The 2016 first-rounder clearly has the talent to make some big plays, but the quarterback situation for the Browns is a concern. All things considered, he’s worth a flier for the second half of the season and is a recommended fantasy pickup if you have an available bench spot you don’t know what to do with.

11/6/17 - 03:10 PM ET