Fantasy News

T.J. Hockenson (toe) is officially active for Week 10.

While Hockenson was listed as questionable on the injury report this week, the thought was that he would be good to go for the Lions. The second-year tight end is a strong TE1 option versus Washington.

11/15/20 - 11:31 AM ET

Robert Tonyan (ankle) is officially active for the Packers.

Tonyan continues to deal with his ankle issue, but it’s considered minor and he should not be very limited today against the Jaguars. Tonyan is in the TE1 discussion for Week 10.

11/15/20 - 11:30 AM ET

Joe Mixon (foot) has officially been ruled out for Week 10.

Mixon was listed as doubtful on the final injury report yesterday, and he presumably won’t be making the trip to Pittsburgh and thus has been ruled out. Giovani Bernard, who has handled 18 touches in two starts this season, should receive a solid workload tomorrow.

11/14/20 - 05:02 PM ET

Tyler Kroft is on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Kroft won’t play tomorrow, so Buffalo will rely on Lee Smith at tight end behind Dawson Knox. Look for the Bills to use plenty of four-wide sets for a probable shootout in Arizona.

11/14/20 - 04:42 PM ET

The Seahawks have elevated Alex Collins to the active roster.

DeeJay Dallas is the preferred fantasy play this week, but it wouldn’t be a surprise to see the veteran get a good chunk of work. Consider Collins a FLEX flier for those in deeper formats.

11/14/20 - 04:35 PM ET

Carlos Hyde (hamstring) downgraded to out for Week 10.

Hyde will join starter Chris Carson on the sideline for the third game in a row, which has obviously been awful timing for those who have him as a handcuff. The veteran doesn’t need to be owned in redraft leagues and will have a short week to get healthy for a matchup against the Cardinals next Thursday night.

11/14/20 - 04:14 PM ET

Chris Carson (foot) has been ruled out for Week 10.

Carson is going to miss his third game in a row, so DeeJay Dallas should again lead a committee with Alex Collins and Travis Homer mixing in. The matchup (@ LAR) will be tougher than the previous two, though, so Dallas is more of a risky RB2 play.

11/14/20 - 04:12 PM ET