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Fantasy Roster Disruptions Ahead of Week 13 Games
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Week 13 fantasy football has brought significant roster disruptions heading into Sunday's slate of games. Several key players are dealing with injuries that could reshape your lineup decisions.
The most notable update involves Aaron Rodgers, who is playing this week despite having several broken bones in his left wrist. Fantasy experts suggest that if you were debating between Rodgers and a similarly ranked quarterback, it makes sense to pivot to another option to avoid the risk of further injury.
C.J. Stroud has cleared the concussion protocol and will start for Houston against Indianapolis after missing three games. This should provide a boost to the Texans offense, as they've been the pass-heaviest team in the NFL over the past month. The Colts secondary has improved with Sauce Gardner returning from injured reserve, which could limit upside for Houston receivers.
Several running backs face uncertain status heading into Sunday. Bucky Irving of Tampa Bay is questionable with shoulder and foot injuries, though he's expected to play. There's conflicting information about whether he'll be eased back in or handle a full workload in a hot-hand backfield situation, creating risk whether you start or bench him. Kyron Williams of the Rams has been a disappointment this season due to Blake Corum's involvement in the backfield, though the Panthers defense over the past month has become vulnerable against the run.
On the wide receiver front, Chris Olave is expected to play through back spasms and should be used as ranked. Brian Thomas Jr. of Jacksonville returns after a three-game absence, giving the Jaguars another receiving weapon. However, Drake London and Noah Brown are both out this week.
Tyler Warren, the Colts' excellent rookie tight end, showed up as questionable due to illness but is expected to play. Darren Waller activated from injured reserve for Miami but is questionable with a pectoral injury and carries an optimistic outlook.
Notable players remaining out include Alvin Kamara, who won't play due to knee and ankle injuries, along with Trey Benson, Emari Demercado, Michael Mayer, Omarion Hampton, Nate Adkins, Noah Brown, and Jayden Daniels.
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The most notable update involves Aaron Rodgers, who is playing this week despite having several broken bones in his left wrist. Fantasy experts suggest that if you were debating between Rodgers and a similarly ranked quarterback, it makes sense to pivot to another option to avoid the risk of further injury.
C.J. Stroud has cleared the concussion protocol and will start for Houston against Indianapolis after missing three games. This should provide a boost to the Texans offense, as they've been the pass-heaviest team in the NFL over the past month. The Colts secondary has improved with Sauce Gardner returning from injured reserve, which could limit upside for Houston receivers.
Several running backs face uncertain status heading into Sunday. Bucky Irving of Tampa Bay is questionable with shoulder and foot injuries, though he's expected to play. There's conflicting information about whether he'll be eased back in or handle a full workload in a hot-hand backfield situation, creating risk whether you start or bench him. Kyron Williams of the Rams has been a disappointment this season due to Blake Corum's involvement in the backfield, though the Panthers defense over the past month has become vulnerable against the run.
On the wide receiver front, Chris Olave is expected to play through back spasms and should be used as ranked. Brian Thomas Jr. of Jacksonville returns after a three-game absence, giving the Jaguars another receiving weapon. However, Drake London and Noah Brown are both out this week.
Tyler Warren, the Colts' excellent rookie tight end, showed up as questionable due to illness but is expected to play. Darren Waller activated from injured reserve for Miami but is questionable with a pectoral injury and carries an optimistic outlook.
Notable players remaining out include Alvin Kamara, who won't play due to knee and ankle injuries, along with Trey Benson, Emari Demercado, Michael Mayer, Omarion Hampton, Nate Adkins, Noah Brown, and Jayden Daniels.
Thank you for tuning in to this week's injury update. Be sure to subscribe for more fantasy football analysis and real-time updates throughout the season. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI