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Garrett Wilson Clears Concussion Protocol, Will Play on Sunday
New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson has cleared concussion protocol and will play in Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Buffalo Bills, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Wilson ultimately missed just one game with the concussion, and he now returns to action for a divisional contest at home. The 26-year-old managed to log limited practices Wednesday and Thursday, followed by a full practice Friday, so he should be fully up to speed with no limitations for this Sunday's contest. The 26-year-old is having a solid season as the overall WR16 in PPR scoring with 43 catches, 527 yards, and three touchdowns. He remains a strong fantasy football starter despite sharing some volume with Omar Cooper Jr. and Adonai Mitchell. Don't be surprised if Wilson sees more volume than usual this week; the spread of Buffalo -8.5 implies that the Jets will need to throw the ball a lot to stay in this game.
Source: Ian Rapoport
Source: Ian Rapoport
Amon-Ra St. Brown Officially Active for Week 10 Against the Patriots
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (rib) is officially active for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the New England Patriots in Germany. St. Brown had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity all week long. His presence on Sunday should come as no surprise, as this is not the first time he has played through a questionable designation this season. St. Brown is on track to deliver another top-eight fantasy season, ranking as the overall WR8 in PPR leagues with 61 catches, 657 yards, and five touchdowns so far. He continues to operate as Jared Goff's favorite target in the short and medium passing game, and he should have no problem producing against a Patriots defense that allowed Christian Watson and Matthew Golden to combine for 17 catches, 335 yards, and two touchdowns last weekend. St. Brown is firmly in the mid-range WR1 conversation for Week 10, and he should be started in all leagues.
Source: Ian Rapoport
Source: Ian Rapoport
A.J. Brown Officially Active to Face the Lions in Germany
New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown (ankle, knee) is officially active for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Detroit Lions in Germany. He had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity all week. Brown makes his return following a two-week absence. Ankle and knee injuries have limited him to just three games this year, and he hasn't been extremely productive during those contests. So far, he has caught just nine of 20 targets for 101 yards, and he's still looking for his first touchdown as a Patriot. Although Brown has failed to live up to the hype that came with his trade from Philadelphia to New England, he has an opportunity to turn things around in the second half of the season now that he's healthy. He should see a very healthy target share from Drake Maye today, so even though he does have a lower floor because of his production so far this year, he's talented enough to remain in the WR2 tier for fantasy football.
Source: Adam Schefter
Source: Adam Schefter
Rhamondre Stevenson Active for Week 10 Against the Lions
New England Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson (knee) is officially active for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Detroit Lions in Germany. Stevenson had been listed as questionable, and he'll end up playing despite being limited in each of his last two practices. The 28-year-old made a remarkably quick recovery after injuring his knee last Sunday. It was originally expected to be a multi-week injury, but instead, it didn't require him to miss a single game. With that being said, there has been no indication as to whether Stevenson is a full-go or if he'll be on a snap count against the Lions. He's still worth starting as a solid RB2 option, but the risk of a reduced workload does give him a somewhat lower floor this week. Stevenson being active certainly shakes up the fantasy dynamic of New England's backfield, as Corey Kiner, who was a top waiver wire pick-up this week, now drops to the RB4 range and is no longer a dependable fantasy starter in leagues with 14 or fewer teams.
Source: New England Patriots
Source: New England Patriots
Raiders Planned to Start Fernando Mendoza Within Weeks Before Trading Cousins
Sources: The #Raiders planned to start Fernando Mendoza within weeks, even without trading Kirk Cousins.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 15, 2026
My story on the Mendoza plan and how they got him ready: https://t.co/rT88HLWMhbhttps://t.co/rT88HLWMhb
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Gardner Minshew (UCL) to Undergo Season-Ending Surgery
Cardinals QB Gardner Minshew suffered a torn UCL and is expected to undergo season-ending surgery, according to sources. He still is working on the timing of when to have the surgery, but he planning to have it. https://t.co/AbWku7l4De
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 15, 2026
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Chiefs Consulted Baseball Doctors on Patrick Mahomes' Elbow Injury Before Clearing Him to Play
Sources: Chiefs had renowned baseball doctors with the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers weigh in on Patrick Mahomes’ elbow injury before allowing him to play today in Atlanta.https://t.co/G05aYZHrTX
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 15, 2026
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Vikings Discussed Keeping Kirk Cousins Beyond 2026
Sources: The #Vikings want to keep Kirk Cousins beyond this season and before the trade was completed, they talked to the QB about staying in 2027.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 15, 2026
Story: https://t.co/PeJq65nu8Ohttps://t.co/PeJq65nu8O
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Jordan Addison (thumb) Will Be a Game-Time Decision Sunday
#Vikings WR Jordan Addison, who suffered a thumb injury in practice on Friday and is questionable, will have his status determined closed to game-time. But there is some doubt, as MIN elevated WR Jeshaun Jones as insurance.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 15, 2026
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Denzel Boston (toe) Expected to Play vs. Houston
Browns WR Denzel Boston (questionable, toe) is expected to play today vs Houston barring a surprise, per source.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) November 15, 2026
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Tyjae Spears (knee) Expected to Play vs. Jaguars
Titans RB Tyjae Spears (questionable, knee) is expected to play today vs Jaguars, per source.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) November 15, 2026
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Mike Washington Jr. a Strong Bench Stash
Las Vegas Raiders running back Mike Washington Jr. is a firm hold in redraft formats for the time being, despite the changeover at quarterback. Washington's snap share has fluctuated throughout the season, but his rushing workload has remained relatively stable, with at least five carries in all but two appearances. Moreover, the 23-year-old's carry totals have been comparable to teammate Ashton Jeanty's since Week 6. In fact, Washington leads Jeanty in that category over that span, thanks in large part to a massive 25-carry workload in Week 8 on a 60% snap share - his highest mark of the season. Washington is unlikely to fully wrestle the Raiders' lead role away from Jeanty, who currently dominates the receiving work. However, Jeanty's inefficiencies between the tackles have opened the door for Washington to maintain a presence in the offense. A switch to first-year quarterback Fernando Mendoza adds another layer of uncertainty, but Washington also has inherent handcuff value if Jeanty misses time. The rookie isn't likely to make an impact in shallower formats just yet. Even so, he should be rostered in leagues of 12 or more teams, particularly as a precaution for Jeanty managers.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Bam Knight Boasts Intrigue as Late-Week Add
Arizona Cardinals running back Bam Knight, who has been cleared to return for this weekend's home outing with the Los Angeles Rams, is a decent waiver-wire add despite a tougher matchup. Knight looked to be gaining steam as the Cardinals' No. 1 option in their ground attack before leaving Week 8's game against the Cowboys with a concussion. Unfortunately, backfield mate Tyler Allgeier was impressive in Knight's stead in the win, though he came crashing back to Earth against the Seahawks the following week. While it murks things a bit, this backfield will be one to watch for the next month or so while rookie Jeremiyah Love (ankle) is shelved on IR. For now, Knight can be started in deeper formats or in dire straits while things shake out. Moreover, he's a decent speculative add if managers can spare a bench spot, as the team should lean more on the backfield with first-year signal-caller Carson Beck at the helm and a litany of wide receiver injuries.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Oronde Gadsden Too Risky to Trust in Week 10
Los Angeles Chargers tight end Oronde Gadsden is off the fantasy radar for Week 10's road matchup with the Baltimore Ravens. Gadsden came into the season as LA's third TE on the depth chart, behind teammates David Njoku (fibula) and Charlie Kolar. Even with immense talent, the Syracuse product couldn't string together productive performances, despite Njoku missing six games with a leg injury and Kolar missing two as well. Like much of the rest of the Chargers' attack, Gadsden has struggled to find consistency in 2026 - an unfortunate outcome for a team with superb potential. Alas, Njoku could return for this weekend's outing with Baltimore, further clouding the passing situation, as Gadsden and Kolar have mostly split duties since Week 5. For now, the second-year pro is a decent dynasty hold, but can be left on waiver wires in redraft leagues. Gadsden ranks as RotoBaller's PPR TE38 for Sunday night's clash.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Keaton Mitchell a Fantasy Fade for SNF
Los Angeles Chargers running back Keaton Mitchell is difficult to trust for fantasy purposes in this Sunday night's road game against the Baltimore Ravens. Mitchell offers the most explosiveness of the Chargers' rushing options and has the most consistent role in the passing game. However, he's never projected as someone who could handle a full workload and has been losing a bit of traction in terms of backfield opportunities. It may seem minor, but teammate Kimani Vidal has steadily out-snapped the 24-year-old since Week 5, while also getting more carries over that span. As it stands, the three-way committee with Vidal and Omarion Hampton not only caps Mitchell's upside but also lowers his floor. Furthermore, LA's offense has been one of the tougher watches in the league, averaging the fewest points per game (15.1). Even in a plus matchup, Mitchell offers little stability as a flex, considering his standing as RotoBaller's PPR RB52 for Week 10.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
