Fantasy News

D’Onta Foreman leads team in rushing on Sunday.

Foreman rushed 12 times for 59 yards, including a long of 39 yards. The rookie saw fewer carries than Lamar Miller, as much of his work came with the game out of reach for Cleveland, but he out-gained him and looked good doing it. Foreman is worth rostering in all leagues as a high-end handcuff that could push for more standalone value. Houston takes on the Seahawks in Week 7.

10/16/17 - 11:59 AM ET

The Colts have ruled out Andrew Luck (shoulder) for Week 6.

Luck practiced twice on a limited basis last week, but even if he increases his practice reps this week it looks like the Colts aren’t putting him out there on Monday night against Tennessee. Some will say Luck should have been placed on the PUP list (which would’ve forced him to miss the first six games of the season), but he would not have been able to practice last week and this week if he was on the PUP. Jacoby Brissett will start again for Indianapolis, and it’s possible the Titans are also without their quarterback as Marcus Mariota is battling a hamstring injury. Luck’s return date remains a mystery.

10/9/17 - 05:02 PM ET

Nick Boyle caught two passes for 15 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Bears.

They went for 12 and three yards. Boyle isn’t a fantasy option behind Benjamin Watson in a struggling offense.

10/16/17 - 11:19 AM ET

The Giants are “bracing” for Brandon Marshall to miss multiple games, according to Kimberly Jones.

Marshall suffered what looked to be a serious ankle injury in yesterday’s loss to the Chargers, and it sounds like he’ll be out for a while. With Odell Beckham Jr. already out for the season with a fractured ankle, Sterling Shepard battling an ankle sprain (though it’s mild), and Dwayne Harris out for the season with a fractured foot, the Giants were hit about as bad as a team can be hit with injuries in one game at one position. Shepard, assuming he’s healthy, could be a target hog moving forward. Shane Vereen and Evan Engram could also see an increase in targets.

Via: Kimberly Jones 10/9/17 - 04:02 PM ET

Trent Taylor catches two passes in Week 6.

He gained 11 yards on his two receptions (five targets) against the Redskins. The rookie receiver is just a dynasty league option for now.

10/16/17 - 11:57 AM ET

Marcus Mariota (hamstring) is still day-to-day.

Mike Mularkey said his quarterback is “coming along very well.” Consider him questionable for now, and remember the Titans don’t play until next Monday night, so they won’t practice until Thursday. Mariota would be an excellent option if he’s healthy against the Colts.

Via: Jim Wyatt 10/9/17 - 03:26 PM ET

Michael Campanaro scores 77-yard punt return touchdown in Week 6 loss.

Campanaro was clutch on Sunday, as he housed a punt to tie the game and send it into overtime. He was able to get to the edge and sprint down the left sideline for the score. As a receiver, Campanaro caught three passes for 24 yards. He’s a nice real-life player, but the slot receiver and return man can stay on the waiver wire, especially with a matchup against the Vikings next week.

10/16/17 - 11:17 AM ET