Fantasy News

Daniel Jones (ankle/hamstring) is questionable for Week 15.

Fantasy owners planning to use Jones this week are in a difficult spot with the Giants playing on Sunday night, but keep in mind that even if he starts, the second-year quarterback might be in danger of being pulled again—and he certainly wouldn’t be 100%. If Jones is out, Colt McCoy will be under center against the team that drafted him back in 2010.

12/18/20 - 02:24 PM ET

Kyle Rudolph (foot) is officially out for Week 15.

It’s not a great sign that Rudolph is ruled out ahead of the weekend, but hopefully he’s able to play on Christmas Day next week—especially because of his name.

12/18/20 - 02:13 PM ET

Alexander Mattison (illness) is officially questionable for Week 15.

Mattison continues to work himself back into the mix, and he’ll have a shot to return this Sunday to back up Dalvin Cook versus the Bears.

12/18/20 - 02:12 PM ET

David Njoku (knee) is officially questionable for Sunday night.

With Austin Hooper (neck) also questionable, there’s a chance the Browns rely heavily on rookie tight end Harrison Bryant for the Week 15 matchup against the Giants. Njoku’s status will be official by an hour and a half before the 8:20 PM ET Sunday kickoff.

12/18/20 - 02:05 PM ET

Austin Hooper (neck) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday night.

Unless there’s more clarity on Hooper’s status over the weekend, it might be tough to wait it out on him for Week 15 fantasy lineups. Rookie Harrison Bryant could be an intriguing play with David Njoku (knee) also questionable for Sunday night.

12/18/20 - 02:04 PM ET

Antonio Gibson (toe) is doubtful for Week 15.

Gibson is expected to miss another game, and he should be considered highly questionable for Week 16, too. Look for J.D. McKissic and Peyton Barber to lead the backfield on Sunday, but McKissic in particular gets a slight downgrade in terms of floor with Alex Smith (calf) ruled out.

12/18/20 - 01:48 PM ET

Alex Smith (calf) has been ruled out for Week 15.

Dwayne Haskins will draw the start for Washington, which is a slight downgrade across the board for their entire skill-position group. The team is going to rely on the second-year quarterback to take care of the ball this weekend as they look to win their fifth game in a row, and hopefully Smith is healthy enough to return in Week 16 after more time to rest.

12/18/20 - 01:45 PM ET