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| Selvin Young started at running back for Denver on Sunday, but it was Travis Henry who got most of the work against Oakland, rushing for 49 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries. Still, going up against arguably the worst run defense in the league, averaging just 3.3 yards per carry is pretty poor. |
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| It was originally thought LenDale White left Sunday's game with a shoulder injury, but it turns out he was dealing with a dislocated finger on his right hand. White got stitches on the finger, but it seems unlikely this injury will cause him to miss any time. |
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| Anquan Boldin suffered a dislocated toe on his left foot in Sunday's victory over Cleveland. It's unclear if this injury will force Boldin to miss any time going forward, but it would certainly be a big hit to the Cardinals, who are already without No. 1 receiver Larry Fitzgerald. |
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| Starting in place of the injured Brandon Jacobs, Derrick Ward rushed for 154 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries Sunday (although he fumbled twice). However, he was forced to leave the game late in the fourth quarter after suffering a left ankle injury. Ward left the stadium on crutches and is expected to undergo an MRI on Monday. If Ward is forced to miss some time, and Brandon Jacobs still isn't ready to return in Week 14, Reuben Droughns would get the start. |
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| JaMarcus Russell made his NFL debut against Denver on Sunday. He led two drivers, completing 4-of-6 passes for 46 yards, before Josh McCown re-entered the game. Russell, who nearly botched a handoff to LaMont Jordan and fumbled a shotgun snap for an eight-yard loss, could see sporadic play over the next couple of weeks, but it doesn't appear the Raiders are ready to hand him the starting job just yet. |
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| LenDale White left Sunday's contest early with a shoulder injury, and Chris Brown rushed 11 times for 46 yards and a touchdown in his absence. The severity of White's injury is still unclear at this point, but Brown would start in Week 14 should White be forced to miss some time. |
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| Clinton Portis left Sunday's game against Buffalo late in the fourth quarter with an apparent ankle injury. He carried 25 times for 50 yards and a score prior to his departure. The severity of the injury is unclear at this point, but the ailment could come into play, as the Redskins have a short week in Week 14, playing the Bears on Thursday. |
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| Jeff Garcia, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Sunday 12/2, 4:05 PM CT |
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| ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports that Jeff Garcia has a hairline fracture in his back. However, coach Jon Gruden has denied that an MRI or CT scan revealed any damage. We should have some clearer information on this soon. |
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| Gus Frerotte played well in the injured Marc Bulger's absence Sunday, completing 23-of-35 passes for 311 yards, three TDs and two picks. Should Bulger be sidelined in Week 14, Frerotte will have a great matchup against the Bengals. |
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| LaDainian Tomlinson registered his first 100-yard rushing day since Week 6 on Sunday, picking up 177 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries against the Chiefs. LT's second score of the day gave him 111 rushing scores for his career, pushing him past Walter Peyton for third place on the all-time list. |
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| Leon Washington had his first real fantasy relevant day of the year against Miami on Sunday, carrying 10 times for 68 yards and two touchdowns, and added two catches for 35 yards. Thomas Jones naturally received most of the work on the day, rushing for 75 yards and a score on 24 carries. Washington doesn't figure to have consistent value the rest of the way, but it's at least possible the Jets will look to work him into the gameplan more after this performance. |
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| After completing just 17-of-34 passes for 184 yards and an interception, Joey Harrington was replaced by Chris Redman in the fourth quarter against the Rams Sunday. Redman played well, completing 16-of-24 passes for 172 yards, two scores and a pick. No matter who gets the start in Week 14, this is a situation you should stay away from for fantasy purposes. |
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| Starting in place of the injured Marshawn Lynch and Anthony Thomas, Fred Jackson scampered for 82 yards on 16 carries Sunday. He also reeled in four passes for a team high 69 yards. It seems likely Lynch will be able to return to action soon, possibly even in Week 14, but Jackson should remain the starter if Lynch's return is delayed. |
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| Shaun Alexander had a decent fantasy day Sunday in is return to action, rushing for 60 yards and a score, but he still averaged just 3.3 YPC. But as said as it is, that was still his highest yards-per-carry average in his last six games. Maurice Morris had just five carries on the day, but he made the most of them, picking up 64 yards and a score. |
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| Returning to action after missing two games with a torn LCL in his right knee, Adrian Peterson was back to his old tricks Sunday against Detroit, piling up 116 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries. Chester Taylor also got significant work on the day, carrying 14 times for 70 yards and a score, but the majority of his carries came after the Vikings build up a sizeable lead. |
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| Jesse Chatman left Sunday's game in the third quarter with an ankle injury. His return is questionable. Chatman had been battling ankle issues prior to today's contest, so he likely re-aggravated the same injury. Samkon Gado replaced Chatman in the game. |
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| Travis Henry (knee) is active and will start on Sunday against the Raiders. Selvin Young (knee) is also active. Henry hasn't played since Week 9. The Raiders owns the league's worst run defense in terms of both yards and rushing scores allowed, so Henry makes a good start in fantasy leagues. |
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| LenDale White left Sunday's contest against Houston with a shoulder injury. The injury didn't appear overly serious, so his return seems likely. |
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| Jeff Garcia, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Sunday 12/2, 2:11 PM CT |
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| Jeff Garcia (back) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Saints. Luke McCown will start in his place. |
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| Derrick Ward (groin, ankle) is active and is expected to start on Sunday against the Bears. Brandon Jacobs (hamstring) did not make the trip. Ward hasn't played since Week 7. |
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| Plaxico Burress (knee, active) is active for Sunday's game against the Bears. |
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| Daunte Culpepper (quad) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Broncos. Josh McCown will start in his place. There's no fantasy value here. |
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| Broncos wide receivers Javon Walker (knee) and Brandon Stokley (knee) are both active for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Neither player is a strong fantasy start. |
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| Braylon Edwards (hamstring) is active and will start on Sunday against the Cardinals. Fantasy owners should start Braylon as they normally would. |
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| Larry Fitzgerald (groin) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Browns. Bryant Johnson will presumably start in his place and makes a decent start in larger fantasy leagues. |
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| Fred Weary, C, Houston Texans | Sunday 12/2, 1:33 PM CT |
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| Fred Weary was knocked out of Sunday's game against the Titans with an undisclosed leg injury. He was placed on a stretcher and was carried off the field. Weary's return to the game appears unlikely. |
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| Roy Williams suffered a right knee injury during the second quarter of the game against the Vikings. Williams was being looked at by trainers on the sidelines, and his return is questionable. |
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| Matt Schaub left the field Sunday in intense pain with what seems to be an arm injury. Trainers were assisting him to the sidelines, and most likely to the locker room. Sage Rosenfels will take the snaps if Schaub is unable to return. Rosenfels absolutely burned the Titans in his last two meetings against them, so look for him to try to air it out. Schaub's return status is unknown at this point, and we will keep you updated with any new information. |
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| Reggie Hayward left Sunday's game against the Colts in the first quarter with a hip injury. He suffered the injury during the first series of the game, and he was taken to the locker room on a cart. Hayward's return to the game is uncertain. |
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| Chris Cooley, TE, Washington Redskins | Sunday 12/2, 12:39 PM CT |
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| Chris Cooley left Sunday's contest against the Bills in the first quarter with an apparent shoulder injury. His return is probable. |
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| Dolphins running back Jesse Chatman is active and expected to start despite suffering from a pair of ankle injuries. |
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| Laveranues Coles is active and will start for the Jets on Sunday. Coles was able to practice on a limited basis during the week, but his ankle has apparently healed enough so that he can at least give it a go on Sunday. The Jets will lean heavily on Coles with Jerricho Cotchery sitting this one out after undergoing finger surgery earlier in the week. |
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| After being listed as questionable this week, Redskins wide receiver Antwaan Randle El is out for Week 13. Keenan McCardell will start in his place. |
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| Troy Williamson will not play on Sunday against the Lions. His name appears on the inactive list due to the concussion he suffered last week.
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| Marshawn Lynch (ankle) and Anthony Thomas (calf) will both miss Sunday's game against the Redskins. Lynch returned to practice on a limited basis late in the week, but it was assumed that both players would sit out on Sunday. Fred Jackson is expected to get the majority of the carries for the Bills on Sunday. |
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| Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco 49ers | Sunday 12/2, 10:56 AM CT |
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| Frank Gore is active despite his ankle injury and will start in Week 13. |
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| Larry Fitzgerald (groin) remains very questionable for Sunday's game with Cleveland. Bryant Johnson is the fall-back option if Fitzgerald can't go. |
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| Marvin Harrison is listed as inactive for the Colts' matchup with the Jaguars on Sunday. Marv will miss his sixth straight game as he continues to nurse his gimpy knee. |
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| Shaun Alexander is active for the first time since Week 9 and is expected to start over Maurice Morris. |
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| As expected, D.J. Hackett's ankle injury will keep him out of action on Sunday. He is officially listed as inactive. Hackett didn't practice all week and will likely miss at least another week due after re-injuring his right ankle in Week 12. |
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| Albert Haynesworth is active for Sunday's game against the Texans. He missed the previous three games due to a sore hamstring. The Titans defense is much, much, much better when Haynesworth is healthy. His return is bad news for Ron Dayne. |
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| Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb is officially out for Week 13, meaning A.J. Feely will once again start. |
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| Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is active, as expected, after being listed as probable on the injury report. |
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| The Vikings will be without cornerback Antoine Winfield for the fourth time in five games. He is on the inactive list with a hamstring injury.
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| Carolina quarterback Vinny Testaverde is active and will start against San Francisco. David Carr is listed as the third quarterback. |
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| The Colts’ starting linebacker corps will be intact on Sunday for the first time since October 22nd, with Tyjuan Hagler returning from a pinched nerve in his neck after missing four straight games, ESPN.com reported. |
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| Broncos third-string quarterback Darrell Hackney was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence early Saturday morning, the AP reported. Hackney was processed and released. |
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