Start Jefferson if cleared; Addison would have WR2 appeal and additional upside if Jefferson sits. Hockenson remains a strong TE1 and could become the offense’s primary receiving option if both WRs ...

Swift now has RB1 upside with Monangai’s carries available and his own injuries cleared. Roschon moves into the backup role and becomes a worthwhile deep-league pickup, though Swift remains the clear ...

Allen becomes an RB2 option with Hall unavailable, while Davis is a deep-league contingency if the backfield workload is split. Wilson remains the clear receiving priority and a strong start. Mitchell ...

Chase remains a must-start if he clears protocol. Higgins would have WR1 upside if active without Chase, although his own injury adds risk. Should both miss, Meyers has a path to WR2 volume, while ...

Huntley is a superflex replacement whose rushing offers a usable floor. Flowers would remain a WR2 option if active, but managers need a Sunday-night or Monday fallback. If Flowers also misses, ...

D'Andre Swift could handle a larger workload if Kyle Monangai misses Sunday’s game, though Swift is also managing hip and knee injuries. Roschon Johnson could see additional reps if either back is ...

If Olave sits, Vele would have a stronger claim to WR3/FLEX consideration, with WR2 upside if he absorbs a substantial share of Olave’s targets. Johnson would become a more appealing TE1 play with ...

Encouraging clarification for his return. The current projection still assigns a modest rushing contribution, so his receivers’ availability remains a meaningful part of the Week 5 outlook.

A Thursday downgrade warrants attention for a projected RB1. Washington becomes the primary contingency if Jeanty misses time.

We've already seen Wilson notch six targets in four-straight games, so we could expect that usage to continue while Pittman is sidelined. He's an interesting WR4/FLEX play for teams looking to fill ...

His return supports keeping him in lineup plans as a fringe WR1/2 while awaiting the official report and Friday’s designation.

Dallas Goedert returned to practice for the first time suffering a knee injury in Week 2. He might be able to play against the Jags. If so, the Eagles could have four tight ends active for Sunday: ...