Fantasy News

Golden Tate (concussion) was officially a full participant in today’s practice.

Tate appears set to clear concussion protocol and play on Monday night against the Eagles. We’ll let you know how (or if) he’s listed on Saturday when the final Week 14 injury report is released, but you can prepare to have the veteran receiver available for the first week of the fantasy playoffs.

12/5/19 - 12:37 PM ET

Evan Engram (foot) was officially limited in today’s practice.

This is a promising start to the week of practice for Engram, and he looks to have a pretty good chance of suiting up against the Eagles on Monday night. We’ll track the athletic tight end’s practice status the next couple of days.

12/5/19 - 12:36 PM ET

The Eagles have signed Marken Michel to the practice squad.

Michel—the brother of Sony—previously spent time with Philadelphia, and he’s back after the team released Mack Hollins this week. The 26-year-old could get called up to the active roster if an injury hits.

12/5/19 - 11:32 AM ET

The Chiefs re-signed Gehrig Dieter to the practice squad

Dieter was expected to land back with Kansas City on the practice squad after he was waived, and he is indeed back in the building. Dieter does not need to be held in dynasty leagues.

12/5/19 - 09:30 AM ET

The Chiefs placed Darrel Williams (hamstring) on injured reserve.

With Williams apparently dealing with a serious hamstring injury, this is not a surprise. Williams’ season ends with 41 carries for 141 yards and three touchdowns along with 15 receptions for 167 yards and one touchdown in 12 games. The second-year running back played well enough to have a shot at a role in the Kansas City backfield again next year, and he’s a decent hold in dynasty leagues this offseason.

12/5/19 - 09:28 AM ET

The Saints waived Dan Arnold.

Arnold has played in just two games this season, and the Saints are expected to try and get him on the practice squad if he can clear waivers. Arnold is not a must-hold in dynasty leagues.

12/4/19 - 05:50 PM ET

The Dolphins have claimed Mack Hollins.

Miami has been very aggressive on the waiver wire, and they add another receiver in Philly’s former fourth-round pick. Hollins has size and speed to develop at receiver, but his biggest impact for the Dolphins may come on special teams.

12/4/19 - 05:15 PM ET