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Alvin Kamara (foot) did not practice on Thursday.

Kamara has missed quite a bit of practice time for various injuries this year, so fantasy owners shouldn’t yet panic about his Week 11 status. Even participating in practice on a limited basis tomorrow should have the superstar back on track to suit up against Atlanta.

11/19/20 - 04:26 PM ET

Kenny Golladay (hip) did not practice on Thursday.

This is a downgrade after Golladay returned to a limited practice yesterday, but fantasy owners can hope this was a scheduled rest day before he returns on Friday. If not, the Lions—who could now also be without D’Andre Swift (concussion)—will lean on Marvin Jones, Danny Amendola, and T.J. Hockenson as their three primary targets against Carolina.

11/19/20 - 04:24 PM ET

Calvin Ridley (foot) was officially limited in today’s practice.

Ridley was also limited yesterday coming off the bye week, and there’s optimism about his Week 11 status for a divisional matchup in New Orleans. Ideally, Ridley will avoid the questionable tag when the final injury report is out tomorrow, but we’ll keep you posted on his status.

11/19/20 - 04:21 PM ET

Davante Adams (ankle) officially did not practice today.

There didn’t appear to be much concern regarding Adams’ Week 11 status, but missing a Thursday practice probably isn’t a good sign. Adams will likely push to play against the Colts on Sunday, but keep in mind that the Packers have exercised caution with their injured players—including Adams earlier in the year—this season.

11/19/20 - 04:20 PM ET

D’Andre Swift (concussion) did not practice on Thursday.

Swift practiced yesterday and wasn’t listed on the injury report, so he was either late displaying symptoms or took a hit in practice; either way, he is now on the clock to get cleared by Sunday, and there simply might not be enough time for him to pass the protocol. If so, it’s obviously a big blow to fantasy owners just when the rookie took control of Detroit’s backfield, and the Lions would turn back to Adrian Peterson and Kerryon Johnson as their lead runners this week in Carolina.

11/19/20 - 03:47 PM ET

Teddy Bridgewater (knee) is unlikely to play in Week 11.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero says a final call has not been made, but that it looks like Bridgewater will be out for this Sunday against the Lions. Former XFL MVP frontrunner P.J. Walker is set to start for Carolina after backing up Bridgewater, and he’s an interesting player that has shown he can do a nice job of operating an offense. We’ll let you know if anything changes with Bridgewater’s status, but expect him to be out this week.

Via: Ian Rapoport 11/19/20 - 02:52 PM ET

The Eagles are placing J.J. Arcega-Whiteside on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Fellow receivers John Hightower and Deontay Burnett are also being placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list as close contacts, according to Geoff Mosher, so it seems that’ll hopefully be it. Arcega-Whiteside was a healthy scratch last week, so this doesn’t have a huge impact from a fantasy perspective, but we hope he’s feeling better soon.

Via: Geoff Mosher 11/19/20 - 01:37 PM ET