Fantasy News

Teddy Bridgewater (knee) has no structural damage, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortenson.

Mortenson says his status for Week 11 is uncertain, but this is obviously good news after Bridgewater was forced to leave Sunday’s game. The Panthers would likely turn to Phillip Walker next week against the Lions if Bridgewater is out, and the former XFL standout brings dual-threat ability that could make him a strong streamer in a good matchup.

Via: Chris Mortenson 11/16/20 - 09:49 AM ET

Nick Boyle leaves game with apparent leg injury.

Boyle took a low hit and Patriots players immediately pointed over to the sideline to get medical attention out quickly to him. This has the look of a serious injury, and we wish Boyle the best of luck. Hopefully it is not quite as bad as it appears, but he’s getting carted to the locker room.

11/15/20 - 10:20 PM ET

JaMycal Hasty is done for the year with a broken collarbone.

Hasty is yet another running back injury for San Francisco, who will hope to have Tevin Coleman (knee) and Raheem Mostert (ankle) back after the bye. The rookie runner showed some flashes in Kyle Shanahan’s offense, but he never really saw extended run; his season will finish with 39 carries, 148 yards, and one touchdown with an additional 33 yards on seven receptions. Hasty should have a good shot at making the roster in 2021 and is a quality stash in dynasty leagues if you believe in the talent.

11/15/20 - 09:36 PM ET

John Brown (ankle) is officially questionable to return for the Bills.

The good news is Brown is walking around on the sideline and that it’s an ankle issue and not a knee, but the speedy receiver is without his helmet and looks like he won’t return this afternoon. Before leaving, Brown had six receptions for 72 yards against his former team.

11/15/20 - 07:09 PM ET

N’Keal Harry (concussion) is officially active for Week 10.

Harry missed two games with his concussion, so it’s good to see him back to 100% and active for the Patriots. Harry is difficult to trust in fantasy lineups in his return.

11/15/20 - 06:54 PM ET

Damien Harris (chest/ankle) is officially active for Sunday night.

Because Harris spoke to the media on Friday and Sony Michel (quad) was not activated off injured reserve yet, this was expected for Harris. The second-year running back might be at less than 100% while dealing with the chest and ankle issues, he remains in the FLEX mix as the likely lead runner for New England even in a tough matchup with Baltimore.

11/15/20 - 06:54 PM ET

Drew Brees (ribs) is officially being called questionable to return.

So we now know it’s officially being called a rib injury for Brees. For now, Jameis Winston will remain in at quarterback for Brees, but hopefully this isn’t a long-term thing even if Brees is out for the rest of today’s game.

11/15/20 - 06:24 PM ET