Fantasy News

D.J. Chark (ankle) is expected to be limited in today’s practice.

Chark looks to have a shot to return to the lineup in Week 16 after missing last week with an ankle injury, but expect him to remain limited in practice the next couple of days. We’ll let you know how the second-year receiver is listed on the final injury report of the week when it’s released on Friday.

12/18/19 - 10:30 AM ET

David Njoku is inactive for Week 15.

Njoku appears to be a healthy scratch, which is a surprise for the former first-round pick. If you were planning to use Njoku in today’s awesome matchup against the Cardinals, make sure you take him out of your lineup.

12/15/19 - 02:37 PM ET

The Redskins placed Trey Quinn on injured reserve.

Quinn has been dealing with a concussion, and Washington has decided to place him on IR with just two games remaining in the season. Quinn’s year ends with 26 receptions for 198 yards and one touchdown in 12 games. The 2018 seventh-round pick will likely need to battle for a roster spot under a new coaching staff next year.

12/17/19 - 05:04 PM ET

Josh Jacobs (shoulder) is officially active against the Jaguars.

Jacobs indicated he would play today, and he received the OK from the team to be out there in the Raiders’ final game in Oakland. If Jacobs is active, you can assume he’ll get close to his usual workload. The stud rookie runner should be inserted into Week 15 fantasy lineups following his one-game absence.

12/15/19 - 02:36 PM ET

The Lions are placing Matthew Stafford (back) on injured reserve.

Stafford has been out since the first week of November, and his season will now officially end as Detroit keeps him healthy for 2020. In eight games, the strong-armed quarterback was on a scorching season-long pace of 4,998 yards with a 38:10 touchdown-interception ratio, and the Lions are 0-6 since he was sidelined. The coaching staff will remain in place next season, so Stafford—surrounding by good weapons in the same system—will likely be a bargain QB1 option in fantasy drafts over the summer. The former No. 1 overall pick will turn 32 in February.

12/17/19 - 04:11 PM ET

Noah Fant (shoulder) is officially questionable to return for the Broncos.

Fant already has a 43-yard reception against the Chiefs, and Denver could really use him as they try to pull off an upset. We’ll update you as more information becomes available on the rookie tight end’s status.

12/15/19 - 02:20 PM ET

The Giants have promoted David Stills to the active roster.

Stills—an undrafted rookie out of West Virginia—has great size at six-foot-four and will hope to make an impact in a limited role over the final two games. He isn’t a recommended add in dynasty leagues, but Stills is at least a name to monitor after an impressive college career.

12/17/19 - 03:56 PM ET