January 2, 2026
Cleveland Browns rookie tight end
Harold Fannin Jr. (groin) is not practicing on Friday and is unlikely to play in the Week 18 regular-season finale on Sunday against the division-rival Cincinnati Bengals, according to Scott Petrak of Browns Zone.
David Njoku (knee, personal) is also not expected to play this weekend for the Browns, leaving
Blake Whiteheart, Brendan Bates, and
Sal Cannella to fight for targets at the tight end position. Surprisingly, Fannin has been a top-five fantasy TE in his first year in the NFL with the Browns despite sharing the field with Njoku for most of the season. The third-rounder out of Bowling Green has a bright future in the NFL and will finish his first year with 72 receptions on 107 targets for 731 yards and six touchdowns in 16 games. Fannin goes into Week 18 leading the Browns in all major receiving categories.
--Keith HernandezSource: Browns Zone - Scott Petrak
January 2, 2026
Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said on Friday that rookie first-round wide receiver
Matthew Golden has a "very bright future" in Green Bay, according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN. The Packers' coaching staff was singing Golden's praises during training camp and the preseason, too, leading many to believe that a breakout was coming in Year 1 for the Texas alum. It has not happened in 2025, as Golden has been buried in Green Bay's crowded receiver room.
Jayden Reed and
Christian Watson have missed time with injuries this year, but Golden has just been unable to become a consistent part of the team's passing attack alongside the likes of
Romeo Doubs and
Dontayvion Wicks. Golden enters the Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival Minnesota Vikings with only 28 catches on the year for 353 yards and zero touchdowns. He has only one target in two of the team's last three games.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Rob Demovsky
January 2, 2026
Miami Dolphins tight end
Darren Waller (groin) will be placed on Injured Reserve on Friday, according to Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN. Waller will miss the Week 18 regular-season finale on Sunday versus the division-rival New England Patriots. The 33-year-old veteran came out of retirement to play for the Dolphins in 2025 and will finish with 24 catches for 283 yards and six touchdowns in only nine games played. Waller got a late start to the season as he worked his way into playing shape and also missed time with a hamstring injury. He was not the same player he was earlier in his career with the Raiders, but Waller still had plenty of red-zone prowess in his return this year. It remains to be seen if he'll attempt to return in 2026 with Miami or another organization.
Greg Dulcich should be the Dolphins' top pass-catching TE in Week 18.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Marcel Louis-Jacques
January 2, 2026
Miami Dolphins running back
De'Von Achane (shoulder) will not practice on Friday, and head coach Mike McDaniel said "typically guys who don't practice Friday don't play," but Achane's status for the Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival New England Patriots on Sunday is still to be determined, according to ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques. The 24-year-old will be a game-time decision this weekend despite not practicing all week due to a shoulder injury. He will most likely receive a questionable tag on Miami's final injury report on Friday. Achane has been a top-10 fantasy RB all year long, but he's extremely volatile heading into Week 18 against the Patriots. If Achane does suit up, he'll be at risk of losing valuable snaps to both
Jaylen Wright and rookie
Ollie Gordon II. Wright will be a plug-and-play fantasy RB if Achane is ruled out.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Marcel Louis-Jacques
January 2, 2026
Miami Dolphins wide receiver
Jaylen Waddle (ribs) will be limited in Friday's practice and is questionable to play in Sunday's Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival New England Patriots, according to Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN. Waddle missed practice on Wednesday and was limited on Thursday and Friday. Tight end
Darren Waller (groin) won't play in the final game of the season, and both Waddle and running back
De'Von Achane (shoulder) could be held out. Waddle had five catches for 72 yards in rookie quarterback
Quinn Ewers' first NFL start, but he failed to haul in his only target in last week's win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before injuring his ribs. The 27-year-old could be a game-time decision in Week 18, making him extremely risky for fantasy managers still trying to win a championship.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN.com - Marcel Louis-Jacques
January 2, 2026
Washington Commanders quarterback
Marcus Mariota (hand) has officially been ruled out for Sunday's Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival Philadelphia Eagles, according to Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic. Mariota was a stretch to make it back to play in the final game of the year after injuring his hand in the Week 16 loss to the Eagles. The 32-year-old veteran was held out of the Christmas Day loss to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 17 and will now miss a second straight game to end the year. Journeyman QB
Josh Johnson will make a second straight start for the Commanders. Mariota ended up playing in 11 games (eight starts) this year while filling in for the injured
Jayden Daniels, and he held his own, throwing for 1,695 yards, 10 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. He added 297 yards on the ground and a TD.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Athletic - Nicki Jhabvala
January 2, 2026
New York Jets rookie tight end
Mason Taylor (neck) has officially been ruled out for the Week 18 regular-season finale on Sunday against the division-rival Buffalo Bills, according to Rich Cimini of ESPN. Taylor's rookie campaign will end with four straight missed games due to a neck injury. Head coach Aaron Glenn said that Taylor didn't have a setback with his injury. "Doctor's orders," Glenn said.
Jelani Woods (hamstring) will also be out for the Jets this weekend, so
Jeremy Ruckert and
Stone Smartt will compete for pass-catching duties at TE for the team in the final game of the season. The 21-year-old will wrap up his first year in the NFL with 44 receptions on 65 targets for 369 yards and one touchdown. Taylor wasn't really relevant in 12-team fantasy leagues, and his outlook moving forward will all depend on the Jets' plans at quarterback.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN New York - Rich Cimini
January 2, 2026
The Cleveland Browns have high hopes for the long-term trajectory of rookie tight end
Harold Fannin Jr., according to Scott Petrak of Browns Zone. "I have all the belief in the world in him, can't wait to see what he does next year," tight ends coach Christian Jones said about Fannin. The 21-year-old third-rounder out of Bowling Green suffered a groin injury in last week's win over the Pittsburgh Steelers and may not play in the Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival Cincinnati Bengals this weekend, but he currently leads the team in catches (72), targets (107), receiving yards (731), and touchdowns (six) in his 16 games played.
David Njoku (knee) is also likely to miss the season finale, which would leave the Browns with
Blake Whiteheart and
Brenden Bates at TE in Week 18. Going into next season, Fannin is going to be a highly sought-after TE1 in fantasy football drafts.
--Keith HernandezSource: Browns Zone - Scott Petrak
January 2, 2026
New York Jets running back
Breece Hall (knee) will be limited in practice again on Friday and will be evaluated before Sunday's Week 18 regular-season finale against the division-rival Buffalo Bills, according to head coach Aaron Glenn. With
Isaiah Davis (concussion) not expected to play, the team's only other RBs are
Kene Nwangwu and
Khalil Herbert, with
Raheem Blackshear on the practice squad. It sounds as though Hall is very questionable to play in a meaningless game to close out the season for the Jets, so fantasy managers need to have a backup plan if they are still playing for a title this weekend. Despite playing in a poor offense all season long, Hall managed to reach the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the first time in his career while scoring five total touchdowns (four rushing, one receiving) in 16 games played.
--Keith HernandezSource: ESPN New York - Rich Cimini
January 2, 2026
Buffalo Bills quarterback
Josh Allen (foot) will be limited for Friday's team practice, and is "good to go" for Sunday's home outing with their division-rival New York Jets, per Syracuse.com's Matt Parrino. The fantasy stalwart has battled a foot issue for a few weeks now, one he picked up in Buffalo's Week 16 win over Cleveland. Unfortunately, Allen would miss practice for the first time on Wednesday and Thursday because of it, although it's encouraging that he'll at least work in a limited capacity to close out the week. Barring any unforeseen setbacks, it appears the 29-year-old will suit up for the season's final game, even with the Bills slated for a meaningless clash with the visiting Jets. Fantasy managers still sticking around can rely on Allen as an elite QB1 if active, but should account for the possibility of the team benching him, particularly if they jump out to an early lead.
--Alex CiullaSource: Matt Parrino
January 2, 2026
New Orleans Saints running back
Evan Hull did not see an increase in touches during the team's 34-26 victory against the Titans, instead playing well behind teammate
Audric Estime in the backfield hierarchy. New Orleans hasn't had a healthy ground game in some time now, as they've dealt with injuries to
Alvin Kamara (knee, ankle) and
Devin Neal (hamstring). With both inactive over the past two weeks, Estime and Hull were set to split work in the Saints' ground attack. That wasn't the case, though, as Hull combined for just six yards on seven carries over that span. Moreover, Estime and tight end
Taysom Hill alternated as the team's lead rushers over the games mentioned, adding more variability to the situation. Either way, it appears Hull is set for handcuff duties, making him a volatile fantasy option for the season's final week.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
January 2, 2026
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver
Sterling Shepard has been completely phased out of the team's game plan with their WR corps at full strength, putting him on the back burner for fantasy. The 32-year-old was a bigger part of Tampa Bay's offense earlier in the campaign, as the receiving room dealt with a myriad of injuries. However, as veterans
Mike Evans (rest) and
Chris Godwin Jr., and second-year pro
Jalen McMillan have returned to full health, Shepard has faded from the offense. In fact, Shepard has been a healthy scratch over the past few weeks, signaling the team's preference in the starting lineup. The Oklahoma product has been a fine secondary option over the course of his career, but he can be avoided for fantasy purposes in a loaded Bucs' pass-catching unit.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
January 2, 2026
Despite garnering a decent share of the team's targets weekly, New York Giants wide receiver
Darius Slayton's output hasn't been enough to warrant consistent fantasy consideration. When teammate
Malik Nabers (knee) suffered a season-ending knee injury, the seventh-year pro automatically slotted in as New York's WR2 behind
Wan'Dale Robinson (rib). However, Slayton hasn't turned his opportunity into steady fantasy production, instead taking a clear back seat to Robinson, who leads the team in each significant receiving category by a wide margin sans touchdowns. As it stands, Slayton could see a modest uptick in work when the Giants take on the Cowboys this Sunday, particularly if Robinson and tight end
Theo Johnson (illness) are forced to sit with their respective ailments. If they play, though, the veteran is a fade. Slayton has eclipsed 50 receiving yards in just four of 13 games in 2025.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
January 2, 2026
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver
Konata Mumpfield stepped up admirably in Week 16's loss to the Seahawks, while teammate
Davante Adams (hamstring) sat with an injury, leaving fantasy managers to believe he was next in line with the veteran shelved. However, he slid back down the pecking order in the following game, signaling instability in a loaded Rams' offense. Mumpfield saw a robust eight targets two weeks back, but that slipped down to five in their loss to the Falcons on Monday night, as he took a back seat to teammate
Xavier Smith (chest) (4/67) and tight end
Colby Parkinson (6/53). Moreover,
Puka Nacua still handled a hefty 10 targets. With Adams out, another asset in LA's passing game is sure to step up. That said, Mumpfield can't be relied upon for consistent fantasy production, considering quarterback
Matthew Stafford's propensity to spread the ball around when Adams isn't active.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
January 2, 2026
Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar underwent successful surgery on Friday to remove a benign tumor that has been pushing on his biceps tendon and labrum, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Rapoport reports that the tumor has been causing weakness and pain, but the situation has been kept quiet. Aguilar is expected to fully recover from the surgery in eight weeks. After spending time at City College of San Francisco, Diablo Valley, and Appalachian State, Agauilar transferred to UCLA last Spring before heading to Tennessee after it was announced Nico Iamaleava would join the Bruins following Spring practice. In 13 games with the Vols, Aguilar threw for 3,565 yards, 24 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions. He tallied an 8-5 record. Aguilar is currently seeking another year of collegiate eligibility, but it seems likely that his time in Knoxville will conclude after one year.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Ian Rapoport
January 2, 2026
After being acquired by the New York Jets from the Philadelphia Eagles in late October, wide receiver
John Metchie III looked like a potential breakout candidate. Across his first three games with New York, the 25-year-old recorded 10 receptions for 113 yards and two touchdowns on 11 targets. However, Metchie III has been unable to maintain his hot start. Over his last five games played, Metchie III has failed to eclipse four catches or 41 receiving yards in a game, nor has he found the end zone. Metchie III's playing time has dropped off slightly as well, as he's played 77% or fewer of the Jets' offensive snaps in two out of the last three weeks. Especially with undrafted rookie quarterback
Brady Cook in line to make his fourth straight start for the Jets in Week 18 against the Buffalo Bills, there's little reason to think Metchie III will reverse recent trends. He profiles as a wide receiver for fantasy managers to avoid in the final week of the 2025 regular season.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
Washington Commanders running back
Chris Rodriguez Jr. has been a productive player across 12 games this season, recording 435 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 96 carries. However, the 25-year-old has been in-and-out of his team's lineup in recent weeks, missing Week 15 with a groin injury and Week 17 with an illness. In his absence, Rodriguez Jr. may have had his role in the Washington backfield usurped by rookie back
Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Over the last three weeks, Croskey-Merritt has racked up 224 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 37 carries. Rodriguez Jr. is expected to return for Washington's Week 18 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, and he'll likely still see some touches. However, the Commanders may opt to split touches between Rodriguez Jr. and Croskey-Merritt evenly, or ride the hot hand with the rookie.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
According to On3Sports' sources, Texas is "the top team to beat" for Louisville running back transfer Isaac Brown. The Longhorns are losing ball carriers Quintrevion Wisner and CJ Baxter to the transfer portal, so they have an immediate need at the position, and Brown is widely regarded as the top player available at the position. In his first two collegiate seasons, Brown has been one of the best running backs in the country. He's tallied 266 carries for 2,057 yards and 18 touchdowns as a runner and 43 receptions for 200 yards and one score as a receiver. The rising true junior could be a game-breaking addition to the Texas offense, and it appears the Longhorns are the big favorite to land the Florida native in this year's transfer portal.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: On3.com
January 2, 2026
San Francisco 49ers tight end
Jake Tonges had a big game in Week 17, recording seven catches for 60 yards and a touchdown on nine targets. Tonges benefited from the absence of star 49ers tight end
George Kittle (ankle), who was sidelined by an ankle injury. Across the six games Kittle has missed this season, Tonges has racked up 29 catches for 269 yards and three touchdowns on 40 targets. However, recent reporting indicates that Kittle is trending towards returning for the 49ers' Week 18 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. Tonges has been far less productive across the 10 games where Kittle has been active in 2025, hauling in five receptions for 24 yards and two scores on just six targets. If Kittle is indeed active for Week 18, Tonges should be avoided by fantasy managers.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
Cleveland Browns running back
Raheim Sanders has seen an increased role in recent weeks after Browns RB1
Quinshon Judkins (leg, ankle) suffered season-ending lower leg injuries in Week 16. After Judkins went down, Sanders recorded 11 carries for 42 yards and looked like the team's lead back for the remainder of Week 16. However, Browns running back
Dylan Sampson returned from calf and hand injuries in Week 17, cutting Sanders' usage. In Week 17, Sanders racked up just 21 yards rushing on eight carries. With Sampson functioning as Cleveland's primary receiving back and
Trayveon Williams soaking up backfield work as well, the Browns appear to be operating with a full-on backfield committee. Even in a favorable matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals in Cleveland's regular-season finale on Sunday, Sanders carries limited upside. Fantasy managers are safe to avoid Sanders in Week 18.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
Iowa State transfer quarterback Rocco Becht is set to visit Penn State in the coming days, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. His former head coach, Matt Campbell, is now the head coach at Penn State, so it would come as no surprise if he lands in State College after officially entering the transfer portal on Friday. Becht played in 42 games for the Cyclones over the last four seasons, tallying 9,274 passing yards, 64 passing touchdowns, and 27 interceptions. He's a capable runner, too, totaling 499 rushing yards and 19 scores. Penn State will need to be aggressive in the transfer portal to be competitive in 2026, and adding a veteran with experience in Campbell's program would be a great first step in fielding a viable team right away.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Pete Thamel - ESPN
January 2, 2026
Across 16 games this season, Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver
Ladd McConkey has recorded 66 catches for 789 yards and six touchdowns on 106 targets. Over the second half of the season, the 24-year-old has seen his role in the Chargers' offense minimized. Across six games since Week 10, McConkey has not recorded more than six targets, four receptions, or 43 receiving yards in any contest. While McConkey remains one of his team's top wideouts, he's not an every-down player. Over his last nine games, McConkey has played more than 76% of the Chargers' offensive snaps just twice. In Week 18, Los Angeles will rest quarterback
Justin Herbert in preparation for the AFC playoffs, leaving McConkey to catch passes from backup signal-caller
Trey Lance. McConkey himself could see a reduced snap share, and he's facing a tough defense in the Denver Broncos. Fantasy managers can view McConkey as a low-end WR3/flex option in Week 18.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
The Texas Longhorns are working on bringing Auburn wide receiver transfer Cam Coleman on a visit to Austin, according to On3's Pete Nakos. Coleman announced his desire to enter the transfer portal last week, and he's widely viewed as the No. 1 overall player available. The rising junior has been excellent at Auburn despite the team's lackluster offensive showing, collecting 93 receptions for 1,306 yards and 13 touchdowns in 23 career games. After losing key wide receivers such as Matthew Golden, Adonai Mitchell, Xavier Worthy, and Isaiah Bond to the NFL over the last two seasons, Texas lacked consistent high-level play at the position in 2025. Adding Coleman to Arch Manning's group of weapons could take the team's offense to the next level as they look to compete for a College Football Playoff National Championship in 2026 after failing to make the CFP for the first time since the 2022-2023 campaign this season.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Pete Nakos - On3Sports
January 2, 2026
Through 16 games, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver
Justin Jefferson has had the least productive season of his career. The 26-year-old has recorded 76 receptions for 947 yards and two touchdowns on 130 targets. Inconsistent quarterback play in Minnesota has been the biggest problem for Jefferson in 2025. The Vikings may get QB1
J.J. McCarthy (hand) back from the hand injury that sidelined him in Week 17 for their Week 18 matchup against the Green Bay Packers. However, Jefferson has recorded just 19 catches for 227 yards and zero touchdowns across McCarthy's last five starts. While Jefferson remains one of the most talented pass-catchers in the NFL, the offensive environment around him in Minnesota this season makes it difficult to trust him for consistent production. Jefferson profiles as a WR3/flex option for fantasy managers in Week 18.
--Will BradySource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
Arizona Cardinals running back
Michael Carter disappointed fantasy managers in Week 17 with only seven carries for 29 yards (4.1 YPC) in Sunday's 37-14 blowout loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Carter also added two catches for 14 yards on four targets. In a smash match-up, Carter and the Cardinals' offense came out flat. The Cardinals couldn't get anything going on the ground, as
Emari Demercado also only had five rushes for 11 yards (2.2 YPC). Since seeing 80 percent of the snaps in Week 15 against Houston, Carter has only played 48 percent of the snaps over the past two games, which is not what Carter's fantasy managers were hoping for when they picked him up off the waivers after
Bam Knight (ankle) got hurt. At this point, the Cardinals' running game is too hard to trust; they find themselves in pass-happy game scripts, and Carter is splitting work with Demercado. With a much tougher matchup in Week 18 against the Los Angeles Rams, Carter will be no better than a touchdown-dependent RB3.
--Nicho RoesslerSource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, Texas running back transfer CJ Baxter is visiting Kentucky after entering the transfer portal. Baxter is a former five-star running back recruit out of Orlando, and he tallied 192 carries for 855 yards and five touchdowns in 22 career games with the Longhorns. He pitched in 36 receptions, 197 yards, and a touchdown as a receiver. New Kentucky head coach Will Stein is looking to bring a productive and explosive offense with him from Oregon, something that has been missing in Lexington for a long time. Although Baxter hasn't lived up to his prospect ranking, he's a talented ball carrier and would be a great get for the Wildcats.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Pete Thamel - ESPN
January 2, 2026
Former Penn State and Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula is visiting Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech after officially entering the transfer portal, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS. Pribula played under new Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin in State College, but he was relegated to the backup role behind Drew Allar. The Yellow Jackets are looking for a new starting quarterback after losing Haynes King. Pribula flashed early in his short Missouri career, but he cooled off as conference play heated up later in the year. Overall, the rising redshirt senior completed 67.4% of his passes for 1,941 yards, 11 touchdowns, and nine interceptions in 2025. He added 297 yards and six scores as a runner. It sounds like he could be starting for an ACC team next year to close out his career.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: Matt Zenitz - CBS
January 2, 2026
Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie wide receiver
Emeka Egbuka has fallen off the fantasy radar so quickly as soon as All-Pro
Mike Evans returned to the lineup, but also since the return of second-year wideout
Jalen McMillan out of Washington. Egbuka has seen his snap share cut almost in half, and over the past three weeks, he has only seen 14 targets and hauled in eight of them for 140 yards. What is most concerning is that he has not been on the field as often, as he has only played 59.3 percent of the snaps over this three-game stretch, and is clearly behind Evans and Chris Godwin in the pecking order, and he and McMillan appear to be splitting snaps as the WR3. Egbuka was off to a blazing start to the season with five touchdowns and 445 yards through the first five games, but he has quickly fallen off the radar and disappointed in the second half of the season with only 485 yards since. At this point, he is still worth a roster spot in most formats, but he can't be trusted to start as anything better than a WR3, and his value is plummeting.
--Nicho RoesslerSource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
Miami Dolphins tight end
Darren Waller (groin) had a rough showing in Week 17 for fantasy managers as he saw only three targets and hauled in one of them for zero yards. On a day where rookie quarterback
Quinn Ewers only threw 22 times (for 172 yards), and
Jaylen Waddle (ribs) left the game, it was
Greg Dulcich who saw the majority of the targets in Week 17 and led the team with six targets. No other pass-catcher saw more than three targets outside of Dulcich. Additionally, Waller is in danger of missing Week 18 as he was not seen at practice on Thursday due to his groin injury. In the two games since
Tua Tagovailoa got benched, Waller has only been able to produce four receptions for 40 yards with Ewers, and that was in two solid fantasy matchups against teams that allow a lot of fantasy points to the tight end position (Bengals and Buccaneers). Although Ewers has played solidly in his first two starts, it's hard to trust Waller moving forward as anything better than a low-end touchdown-dependent TE2 in fantasy football, making him fall in the rankings as fantasy managers head into Week 18.
--Nicho RoesslerSource: RotoBaller
January 2, 2026
New Orleans Saints tight end
Taysom Hill landed on the fantasy radar in Week 17 after he concluded Week 16 with six targets (four receptions) for 36 yards, and 12 carries on the ground to go along with throwing a touchdown pass. All of this was good for 13.32 fantasy points, and Hill became a must-add because of his versatile skill set, but mostly because he was that involved as a running back. The 16 overall touches by a tight end are a cheat code in fantasy football, which is why he was added in so many leagues heading into Week 17. As the week progressed, and Week 17 is in the books, it became clear that the Saints wanted to do right for the New Orleans fans and Hill (35 years old) and "send him off on a high note" considering it was their last home game of the season, because
Audric Estime, who was expected to be in the lead back position in Week 16, rusehd 14 times for 94 yards (6.71 YPC) in Week 17. In comparison, Hill only rushed three times for zero yards and was not involved in the passing game at all (zero targets). Hill was always a high-risk, high-reward play at the tight end position for Week 17, but now that he is back in his regular role of uncertainty and not as involved as a runner, he can return to the waiver wire as fantasy managers enter Week 18.
--Nicho RoesslerSource: RotoBaller
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