Welcome to Week 6! There are just two teams on bye this week: the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers and the Minnesota Vikings.
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played on Thursday night. That leaves 28 teams to battle it out in what remains
of the sixth week in the NFL season.Injury concerns regarding players heading
into the Sunday and Monday games can be critical. Each Saturday, this entry will
be dedicated to each player who appears on the official weekly NFL game status
injury report and how his status may impact fantasy teams.For those who may be
new to this article: Injury reports provide some insight into a players status.
The NFL requires teams to submit practice injury reports several times a week,
identifying the body part that is involved in the injury. This year, there has
been a change in the language of injury reporting, per the league office. The
most notable change is the removal of the probable designation. For more
detailed information on the changes and what they mean, click here.Early in the
week, the practice injury reports indicate whether a player did not practice,
was limited in practice or was a full participant in practice. On Fridays, all
teams file a game?status injury report assigning one of the following
designations: questionable, doubtful or out. The designations listed here
reflect the injury reports filed with the league office on Friday evening. Teams
playing on Monday night do not have to issue their designations until Saturday.
The explanation for each designation is as follows:Out: This is the easy one:
The guy is not playing Sunday.Questionable (Q): This remains the most dreaded
player designation. By definition it means a player is uncertain to play. How
uncertain is uncertain? There is no percentage or measurement scale, so this
classification remains rather vague. Whether a player ends up active or inactive
often comes down to a game-time decision based on how he feels on game-day
morning or how he performs during warm-ups. Final inactives are due 90 minutes
before kickoff.Doubtful (D): The doubtful designation means a player is unlikely
to play that week. Rarely does a player labeled as doubtful end up playing,
unless he experiences a major turnaround before game time.Each week in this
Saturday feature, we run down a list of key fantasy players, by position, who
appear in the Friday injury report, along with the injured body part as listed
on the report, player status and any relevant developments or insight. The
primary fantasy positions are covered (quarterback, running back, wide receiver
and tight end).This year, at the end of each positional section, there is a
subgroup of players: Players off game status injury report. The probable tag no
longer exists, so players who would have been listed as probable in previous
years are now simply removed from the report. This means there will be players
who appear in the practice injury reports during the week but will not appear on
the game-status report Friday, since they are presumed active for game day. They
are included in this article so that fantasy owners can see where players who
were on the practice injury report during the week have been upgraded in advance
of the games.At the end, key fantasy players listed Friday as out for the weeks
games will appear as a group.QuarterbacksCam Newton, Carolina Panthers,
concussion, (Q): Newton sat out Week 5s Monday night game as he recovered from a
concussion sustained the week prior during a rushing play. Newton returned to
light football activities early in the week and continued to progress to the
point of returning to practice on a limited basis Wednesday. He was a full
participant Thursday and Friday with no setbacks. The questionable tag was
issued as the team awaited final clearance for Newton to play. He is fully
expected to resume his role under center on Sunday.Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears,
right thumb, (D): Cutler is still not practicing and nothing has changed with
regards to his playing status. It is currently the Brian Hoyer show.Players off
game status injury report:Carson Palmer, Arizona Cardinals, concussion: Palmer
was cleared to return to practice early in the week after missing Week 5 with a
concussion. He practiced fully each day and was removed from the game status
injury report Saturday.Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts, right shoulder: Luck
continues to appear on the practice injury report during the week and is off the
game status injury report on Friday. He will make his usual start Sunday.Russell
Wilson, Seattle Seahawks, ankle/knee: Despite his listing on the practice injury
report, Wilson continues to practice in full, and his removal from the game
status injury report confirms his status for Sunday.Running BacksJonathan
Stewart, Carolina Panthers, hamstring, (Q): Stewart had been making steady
progress in his recovery from his hamstring injury but had not taken to the
practice field before this week. He returned Wednesday to limited participation,
then upgraded to full practices Thursday and Friday. His careful progression
back to action would suggest there will be no limitations for Stewart, despite
the questionable tag in the game status report.Eddie Lacy, Green Bay Packers,
ankle, (Q): The confidence in Lacys playing status continues to rise as Sunday
approaches. After suffering an ankle sprain that forced him out of the Week 5
game in the third quarter, Lacy was unsure of what his status would be for the
next game and coach Mike McCarthy echoed the uncertainty. As the week
progressed, however, Lacy appeared at practice, first on a limited basis
Wednesday, then a full participant Thursday. (The Packers did not practice
Friday, but they projected Lacy as a would-be full participant.) With teammate
James Starks cropping up on the injury report with a knee injury, one that is
now expected to sideline him for multiple weeks, it became obvious the Packers
were planning on Lacys availability. Full healing of his sprain within a week is
not to be expected, but Lacy has given the team enough confidence in his health
that they have not added any depth at the running back position this week.
According to ESPN.coms Rob Demovsky, the Packers could turn to their wide
receiving corps for additional run support if need be.LeGarrette Blount, hip,
and Brandon Bolden, knee, New England Patriots, (Q): Blount is still
participating in only limited practices because of his hip, but the good news is
he was on the field every day. He also played through the issue last week.
Despite the questionable designation, he should play again in Week 6. His
teammate Bolden was not in practice until Friday, and then only participated in
limited fashion. His status appears to be more uncertain.Arian Foster, Miami
Dolphins, hamstring, (Q): Fosters last listing was doubtful, so questionable
represents an upgrade. He has practiced on a limited basis daily but it was
coach Adam Gases comment earlier in the week that Foster looked normal to him
that hints at the confidence the team has in his impending return. Although he
is listed as questionable, Foster is expected to play, but fantasy owners will
want to check pregame inactives to be sure.Rashad Jennings, New York Giants,
thumb, (Q): Jennings has not played in three weeks. Instead, he has watched from
the sidelines due to concerns about his left-thumb injury. The combination of
functional limitation and risk of reinjury has been enough to keep him off the
playing field until now. Jennings participated in practice daily and is no
longer wearing any protection on his thumb or hand. Despite maintaining the
questionable listing, Jennings is expected to start this week, according to
ESPN.coms Jordan Ranaan. It is not clear just how much work Jennings will see.
Orleans Darkwa and Bobby Rainey are likely to continue to get touches, leaving
no clear beneficiary when it comes to fantasy production.Dwayne Washington,
Detroit Lions, ankle, (Q): Washington missed Week 5 after being listed as
doubtful with his ankle injury. This week, he is upgraded to questionable after
returning to a single practice (Friday) on a limited basis. With Theo Riddick
already ruled out, also due to an ankle injury, Washingtons status becomes more
important. The Lions signed Justin Forsett this week, and he is clearly the
healthiest of the bunch, but he is also new to the Lions offense. It appears it
could be a mix of Washington, presuming he is active, Forsett and Zach
Zenner.KaDeem Carey, hamstring, (Q) and Jeremy Langford, ankle, (D), Chicago
Bears: The listing for these two backs was identical last week. Langford will
miss another game as his ankle heals, and Carey is likely to be active, although
his contribution is not expected to be heavy. Jordan Howard is the heavy lifter
in the running back rotation for Chicago these days, and nothing is likely to
change in Week 6.Players off game status injury report: Matt Forte, New York
Jets, knee: Forte continues to manage his knee ailment and play through it. He
practiced in full each day, so his status here is no surprise.Mark Ingram, New
Orleans Saints, illness: Ingram missed practice Thursday due to an illness but
was off the injury report by Friday. He is expected to play without
limitation.Ryan Mathews, Philadelphia Eagles, illness: Its not his ankle but an
illness that kept Mathews out of practice Friday. The Eagles were clearly not
concerned about his availability for Sunday since Mathews was removed from the
game status injury report.Jeremy Hill, Cincinnati Bengals, chest: Hill was
limited in practice Wednesday after aggravating a chest injury in the Week 5
game. He returned to full practice Thursday, repeated the effort Friday and is
off the game status injury report for Week 6. The concern with Hill is whether
he is at risk of another early exit if the injury is again aggravated during the
game.Wide ReceiversDez Bryant, knee, and Terrance Williams, shoulder, Dallas
Cowboys, (Q): Bryant was back on the practice field this week after sitting out
all of last week with a hairline crack of the tibial plateau in his right knee.
Bryant was kept to limited practice sessions, but his work on the field was a
good initial test. According to ESPN.coms Todd Archer, Bryant appeared to be
moving well, and Bryant said afterward that he felt good. Bryant was
noncommittal about his Sunday status and even hinted at sitting out another week
when he said he would for sure be back by Oct. 30, also known as Week 8 of the
NFL season. That will be the Cowboys next game after this week since they have a
Week 7 bye. The team has left the door open for Bryant to be available Sunday by
listing him as questionable, but it appears they may opt to give him another two
weeks of rest. He is expected to work out in advance of the game in Green Bay,
but this is a late start (4:25 p.m. ET), and fantasy owners should, at the very
least, have a backup plan in place.Bryants teammate Williams is also listed as
questionable with a shoulder injury, an AC sprain sustained in Week 5. It is
clearly not a serious injury given that Williams was a full participant in
practices each day this week. The questionable tag would almost certainly be a
probable designation if that still existed. Expect Williams to play, barring a
surprise.Julian Edelman, New England Patriots, foot, (Q): Edelman was also
listed as questionable heading into Week 5 with some soreness in his surgically
repaired foot. He continues to be managed via limited practice participation but
is expected to play again this week.Sammie Coates, Pittsburgh Steelers, finger,
(Q): Coates suffered a laceration in his hand in Week 5 which required stitches,
but it didnt prevent him from finishing out the game. It seemed only natural
that he would return in Week 6. But theres a little more to his injury situation
than was initially reported. According to ESPNs Chris Mortensen, Coates has a
fractured index finger. He did return to limited practice Friday and caught
passes, bolstering his pitch to play in Sundays game. On Saturday, ESPN.coms
Jeremy Fowler reported the Steelers promoted wide receiver Cobi Hamilton to the
active roster ...Hamilton promotion isnt great sign for Coates, but Steelers
still have time to evaluate. Justin Gilbert return made Shabazz expendable-
Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) October 15, 2016While Coates may have done enough
to be able to get on the field Sunday, the addition of Hamilton indicates the
Steelers arent fully confident in his ability to get through an entire game
without issue. This may be a tough decision for fantasy owners beyond the
pregame inactive announcement as it is unclear how well Coates will be able to
perform, presuming he does play.Steve Smith Sr., ankle, (D) and Mike Wallace,
chest, (Q), Baltimore Ravens: Smith injured his ankle in Week 5 -- on the same
side as his Achilles repair -- and was unable to finish out the game. He is able
to walk with full weight on the foot but hasnt yet returned to practice. The
Ravens left the door open ever so slightly by not ruling him out in advance of
the game, but the doubtful tag indicates their outlook; Smith is not expected to
play. Meanwhile, Wallace is still nursing a rib injury from Week 5, but his full
participation in Thursday and Fridays practice sessions indicates he is likely
to play.Alshon Jeffery, knee, and Eddie Royal, calf, Chicago Bears, (Q): Both
receivers were active last week off of similar injury designations, so one would
expect the same outcome this week. Its worth noting that Royal had a down week
(still reasonably targeted but only short yardage gains and no score) compared
to his previous week, and his continued nonparticipation in practice all of this
week indicates he is still ailing. Jeffery is healthier than Royal but has been
somewhat overlooked by quarterback Brian Hoyer, including in the end zone in
Week 5, leading to a visible demonstration of frustration by Jeffery. Maybe that
connection will improve in Week 6, but its impossible to ignore the success
Cameron Meredith had last week upon entering the receiver mix. Expect all to
play against Jacksonville, and fantasy owners will just have to hope for the
best with respect to their individual numbers.Will Fuller V, Houston Texans,
hamstring, (Q): Fuller has the trifecta combination fantasy owners dread: an
unpredictable hamstring injury, a questionable designation and a late game
(Sunday night, 8:30 p.m. ET). Fuller was in practice each day (a good sign) but
was limited throughout the week (less encouraging). Although it appears he will
play, fantasy owners would be advised to secure a replacement in the event he
cannot go.T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis Colts, hip, (Q): Hilton is on the injury
report with a new ailment, his hip. While there hasnt been much information on
his injury out of Indianapolis, his practice tells the story fantasy owners want
to hear. After missing Wednesday, Hilton participated on a limited basis
Thursday, then was a full go Friday, all of which points to his expected
availability Sunday.Kelvin Benjamin, Carolina Panthers, knee, (Q): Benjamins
appearance on the injury report is not a welcome sight for fantasy owners,
especially given the favorable matchup he faces this week against the Saints.
Its worth noting that it is not uncommon for an athlete to experience some
soreness in a postsurgical joint after returning to action, especially in a
sport as physical as football. The fact that Benjamin did not miss any practice
days but, rather, was just held to limited sessions on Thursday and Friday, is a
good sign. Even with the questionable designation next to his name, Benjamin is
expected to play Sunday, barring a setback.Anquan Boldin, Detroit Lions, ankle,
(Q): Boldin appears on this weeks injury report with an ankle issue from the
Week 5 game. He increased his practice activity Thursday (limited) and again
Friday (full) after taking Wednesday off. Despite being listed as questionable,
it appears likely Boldin will play.Players off game status injury report: A.J.
Green, Cincinnati Bengals, calf: Green was held out of Wednesdays practice with
a mild calf injury. He returned to full practices both Thursday and Friday and
is off the game status injury report.Julio Jones, knee, and Mohamed Sanu, elbow,
Atlanta Falcons: Both receivers are regulars on the practice injury report, but
both are removed from the game status injury report this week. They should play
without limitation.Randall Cobb, Green Bay Packers, neck: Cobbs injury looked
scary when it happened, but sometimes, thankfully, things turn out to be less
severe than expected. Cobb did not miss any practice time, although he was held
to limited workouts Wednesday and Thursday. By Friday, he was off the injury
report entirely, and he is ready to play on Sunday.Tyler Lockett, Seattle
Seahawks, knee: Locketts contributions have been down as he has struggled
recently with a PCL sprain. Coach Pete Carroll insists Lockett has turned a
corner since the bye week, and his status report -- full practices and removal
from the injury report Friday -- would seem to support that notion. It remains
to be seen whether it translates on the field this weekend.Brandon Marshall,
foot, and Quincy Enunwa, knee, New York Jets: Both players continue to improve
from their respective injuries. They both were full participants throughout the
week, and they have both been removed from the game status injury report heading
into their Monday night matchup in Arizona.Jeremy Kerley, San Francisco 49ers,
ankle: Kerley was in practice each day, including being listed as a full
participant (projection) during Fridays walk-through. His removal from the game
status injury report indicates the team expects him to be available for new
starter, Colin Kaepernick, on Sunday in Buffalo.Tight EndsRob Gronkowski,
hamstring, and Martellus Bennett, ankle, New England Patriots, (Q): Gronkowski
may not fall in the 100 percent healthy category, but his workload last week
shows the continued improvement of his hamstring. He was not in practice Friday
because of illness, not because of a setback with his hamstring, meaning he
should again be available Sunday, barring a surprise. His teammate Bennett also
appears on the injury report this week after injuring his ankle in Week 5.
Bennett continued to play through the injury (he continued to score as well) and
managed to practice daily on a limited basis. He is expected to play Sunday.Gary
Barnidge, Cleveland Browns, forearm/hip, (Q): The early carousel of quarterbacks
in Cleveland hasnt helped Barnidge in the consistency department, and injuries
only add to the overall level of concern. Barnidge is listed with two injured
body parts but still managed to participate in practice on a limited basis each
day. Despite being at less than full health, Barnidge appears likely to take the
field in Tennessee, especially considering the team has not moved to add depth
to the position even with only one other healthy tight end in Connor Hamlett.
The quarterback this week for the Browns? Cody Kessler. Thats an encouraging
note for Barnidge fantasy owners as his targets have steadily increased with
Kessler on the field.Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys, chest, (Q): Wait. Witten is
questionable? As in, uncertain to play? But Witten never misses games!
Literally, never. Well, once. In his rookie season, Witten suffered a broken jaw
and had surgery to implant hardware to stabilize the fracture, and he missed one
game. ONE GAME. That was in 2003. Do you really think some rib injury is going
to keep Witten out of this weeks contest? It didnt even keep him out of
practice. Full participation. Daily. Carry on.Zach Miller, Chicago Bears, ribs,
(Q): Miller had the same practice schedule this week as last: no practice
Wednesday followed by limited participation Thursday and Friday. Expect him to
suit up again this week as the Bears host the Jaguars.Charles Clay, Buffalo
Bills, knee, (Q): Clay has been dealing with his knee issue since the preseason.
He was listed as questionable last week as well but was on the field for 50 of
the teams 55 offensive snaps. Its fair to say he will play Sunday, barring a
surprise.Clive Walford, Oakland Raiders, knee, (Q): Walford participated on a
limited basis throughout the practice week and appears to be improving from the
knee issue that kept him out of the Week 5 game. Still, fantasy owners will want
to double-check his status pregame, and considering this is a late game (4:05 pm
ET), a backup plan should be in place.Players off game status injury report:
Jimmy Graham, Seattle Seahawks, knee: Graham continues to receive treatment on
his knee, but he also continues to practice fully, and his involvement in games
continues to rise.Julius Thomas, Jacksonville Jaguars, elbow: Thomas was a full
participant in practice this week after having a bye week to help him recover
from his elbow injury. He will wear a protective brace, which Thomas says hes
comfortable playing in, but there are no concerns about his game status.Zach
Ertz, Philadelphia Eagles, rib: Ertz suffered a rib injury in the season opener
and has since progressed according to plan. He returned to action last week and
is good to go again this week against Washington.Vance McDonald, San Francisco
49ers, hip: McDonald practiced each day including a full practice Friday. His
removal from the game status injury report indicates the 49ers expect him to
play.OutThis space is intended for a list of key players, not including those
who have been moved to injured reserve status, who are officially listed as out
for the upcoming game.Jordan Reed, Washington Redskins, concussion: Reed
complained of symptoms consistent with concussion on Tuesday, and immediately
the medical tests were implemented, ultimately leading to confirmation of that
diagnosis. On Saturday, he was ruled out for Week 6. Given his history of
concussions, there is understandable concern that goes well beyond his game
status for this week.Latavius Murray, RB, Oakland Raiders, toe: Murray was
unable to practice again this week due to his toe injury, and he has already
been ruled out for Sundays contest.James Starks, RB, Green Bay Packers, knee: A
knee injury in practice this week turns out to be a meniscus tear, according to
ESPN.coms Rob Demovsky, and it is expected to sideline Starks for multiple
weeks. He has been out of town due to a death in the family, so the action plan
is not yet clear. Expect further updates next week.Tyler Eifert, TE, Cincinnati
Bengals, back/ankle: Last week, Eifert was reported to have back soreness which
kept him out of practice and, ultimately, prevented his season debut following
offseason ankle surgery. Apparently the back issue was more significant than
soreness as Eifert was unable to practice again this week. He has already been
ruled out for Sundays game in New England.Eric Ebron, TE, Detroit Lions,
ankle/knee: Ebron will miss a second consecutive week with ankle and knee
injuries.Jared Cook, TE, Green Bay Packers, ankle: The tight end position has
taken numerous injury hits across the league; Cook is the latest to add to the
list. ESPN.coms Rob Demovsky reports Cook is likely to miss at least a
month.Markus Wheaton, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers, shoulder: Wheaton is once again
sidelined due to his shoulder.Donte Moncrief, WR, Indianapolis Colts, shoulder:
No surprise here as Moncrief continues to be sidelined with a fractured
scapula.Jordan Cameron, TE, Miami Dolphins, concussion: Cameron remains out with
his latest concussion injury.Thomas Rawls, RB, Seattle Seahawks, fibula: Rawls
continues to heal from his fibula fracture and has not yet returned to
practice.Josh Doctson, WR, Washington Redskins, Achilles: Doctson will miss
another week with his Achilles injury.Tony Romo, QB, Dallas Cowboys, back: Romo
is not yet practicing, but he has resumed some throwing. While its unclear just
how the quarterback situation in Dallas will play out, the hope is that Romo
will be healthy enough to return to football in either Week 8 or 9.Corey
Coleman, WR, Cleveland Browns, hand: Coleman remains out with a broken hand. He
has not yet returned to practice.Josh McCown, QB, Cleveland Browns, left
shoulder: McCown remains out with a clavicle fracture, but he did make progress
this week by returning to practice on a limited basis. For this week however,
Cody Kessler will start for the Browns.Be sure to check out Fantasy Football
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two key bats back Friday night in a 4-1 win over the Boston Red Sox that stopped
a season-high, five-game losing streak. "Any time you get two guys like that
back to your team, its going to add something to our lineup," said Sabathia, who
ended a five-start winless streak, one short of his career high. Out since
injuring his right wrist March 5, Teixeira worked out a seven-pitch walk in the
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Jayson Nixs single. "Its going to take a few days, but youre knocking some rust
off," Teixeira said after an 0-for-3 night. "Great first at-bat, just getting to
run around the bases and score a run. That really just kind of breaks you in a
little bit. You want to feel like youre helping the team out as soon as you get
out there." Sidelined by a back injury since April 27, Youkilis was 1 for 4 as
the designated hitter with a fifth-inning single that boosted the lead to 3-0.
"Felt great. Just glad to get a win," he said. While New York still is missing
shortstop Derek Jeter, regular third baseman Alex Rodriguez, left fielder
Curtis Granderson and catcher Francisco Cervelli, the batting order had a
different feel. The Yankees had gone three straight games without a walk for the
first time in 1991. Brett Gardner walked leading off the first against
Jon Lester (6-2), who issued four free passes in all. "These guys grind out
at-bats," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "I think their impact is big, and we
need to keep them healthy." After getting swept by the Mets over four games,
Girardi was fired up and got ejected in the fifth inning for arguing a forceout
call against New York by second base umpire Vic Carapazza. Replays showed
Carapazza made the correct call. Sabathia allowed six hits and no walks in 7 1-3
innings. Coming back from off-season elbow surgery, he entered with an average
fastball velocity of 90.2 mph this season, according to fangraphs.com. That was
down from 92.4 mph last year and 93.9 mph in 2011. "I havent seen any 94s until
tonight, and there were a lot of 92s to 94s, where weve seen a lot of 89s to
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focus on velocity but says he doesnt any more. "When I was younger, I did, I
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a slider and changeup he threw with authority and precision, helping the Yankees
close within a game of first-place Boston in the AL East. "I understand why
people have some cause for concern, but hes a guy that a lot of times when it
warms up he gets on a roll," Girardi said. "And today was really the first hot
night that hes pitched in, and it was the best stuff weve seen from him." Given
a 2-0 lead in the second on RBI singles from Nix and Ichiro Suzuki, Sabathia
improved to 9-2 with a 2.63 ERA in 13 starts following Yankees losses since the
start of the 2012 season. He threw 73 of 109 pitches for strikes and allowed his
only run on Mike Napolis RBI double in the seventh. Sabathia reached double
digits strikeouts for the 17th time with the Yankees and 36th overall. He got
three called strikeouts from plate umpire Lance Barksdale, who appeared to have
a generous strike zone, and was backed by two double plays. There were 10 caught
lookings in all, and players from both teams argued with the ump. "Any time he
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off stride," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. Lester, who won at Yankees
Stadium on opening day, lost his second straight decision. Struggling with his
control -- he had 48 pitches through two innings -- he gave up four runs, six
hits and a hit batter in 6 1-3 innings. He left with two on, and Gardner greeted
Andrew Miller with an RBI single. David Robertson followed Sabathia, and
Mariano Rivera rebounded from Tuesdays blown save at the Mets to pitch a two-hit
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the losing streak over, the Yankees seemed to exhale and relax. "I think it was
an important game after the little stretch that weve been in," Girardi said.
NOTES: The Yankees May 19 rainout against Toronto will be made up as part of a
day-night doubleheader on Aug. 20. ... New York optioned RHP Ivan Nova and LHP
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