Fantasy News

Martavis Bryant (illness) has been added to the injury report.

Bryant is now questionable for tomorrow’s game against the Jaguars, but we fully expect him to play in the game. Be sure to check in when the actives/inactives are released tomorrow at 11:30 AM ET.

10/7/17 - 01:43 PM ET

Tyler Eifert (back) is out for Week 5 against the Bills.

Eifert doesn’t appear to be close to returning, and he can probably be dropped at this point if you don’t have an IR spot for him. Tyler Kroft scored twice last week and will start again, but he’s not a recommended fantasy option against Buffalo.

10/6/17 - 12:58 PM ET

Sam Bradford (knee) is questionable for Monday night.

Bradford practiced all week, and it’ll probably come down to how Bradford feels and how he’s moving during pre-game warmups. Despite the fact that it’d be his first game since Week 1, Bradford would be a solid streaming option against the Bears. However, the Vikings playing on Monday night complicated things, as you’d need to insert either Case Keenum or Mitchell Trubisky into your lineup if you are planning on playing Bradford and he’s inactive.

10/7/17 - 01:26 PM ET

Davante Adams is still in concussion protocol.

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy says Adams is “making progress” but is still not cleared from his concussion. There’s still time between now and Sunday for Adams to get cleared—and he’s been a limited participant in practice this week, at least—but time is running out. We might not know until Sunday whether Adams will suit up or not.

10/6/17 - 10:50 AM ET

The Jaguars released QB Ryan Nassib.

Nassib was with the team for a few weeks, but they’ve decided to go in a different direction. The 27-year-old will likely get another opportunity at some point.

10/7/17 - 01:29 PM ET

Latavius Murray said his ankle is still not 100% healthy after offseason surgery.

Murray admitted it following Sunday’s loss against the Lions in which Dalvin Cook tore his ACL, but he feels he can still play at a high level. The free-agent signing was able to handle seven carries in Week 4, so the expectation is that he will see a fairly large workload as the starter on Monday Night Football, especially with Jerick McKinnon dealing with an ankle injury of his own. Despite some fantasy “analysts” criticizing Murray’s ability, Minnesota signed him to a nice contract in the offseason, and he was set to lead the backfield until Dalvin Cook fell to the second round. Latavius can convert short-yardage situations and is also an underrated receiver. Treat him as a low-end RB2 for this week against a stout Chicago defense.

Via: Chris Tomasson 10/6/17 - 10:47 AM ET

The Colts signed TE Mo Alie-Cox to their practice squad.

The former VCU basketball player was previously on the team’s IR list, but the two sides reached an injury settlement in August and now he’s back with the team on the practice squad. Alie-Cox has high upside and is worth adding in very deep dynasty leagues.

10/7/17 - 12:11 PM ET