Texans QB C.J. Stroud (concussion) is out for Thursday night's game vs. the Bills, HC Demeco Ryans said. Stroud returned to a limited practice on Tuesday and is expected back for Week 13's game against the Colts. But QB Davis Mills will make his third straight start on Thursday. He's gone 2-0 over the last two, completing 61.6% of his passes at 6.6 yards per attempt. Mills remains just a lower-end QB2 -- but he's certainly not bad news for WR Nico Collins, who has posted 7-136-0 and 9-92-1 lines over the last two games.

Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers will not need surgery on his broken left wrist, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. HC Mike Tomlin, meanwhile, said that Rodgers will not practice on Wednesday and will likely test that wrist on Friday. It sounds like we won't get a good update on Rodgers until then, but he seemingly has a real chance to play against the Bears this weekend.

Steelers RB Jaylen Warren left Sunday's game against the Bengals briefly with an ankle injury. Despite returning, his availability for this week against the Bears was in jeopardy. HC Mike Tomlin said that the injury will limit him in early portions of practice this week, but Warren is expected to be available for the game soon. He should start the game, with RB Kenneth Gainwell remaining the No. 2 option.

Niners LB Tatum Bethune suffered a high-ankle sprain in Sunday's win over the Cardinals. HC Kyle Shanahan said Monday that they expect Bethune to miss multiple weeks but that he probably won't hit IR because of the Week 14 bye.

Cardinals RB Emari Demercado suffered a high-ankle sprain in the Week 11 loss to the 49ers and will "likely" miss Sunday's game vs. the Jaguars, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Demercado will probably miss more time beyond that and can be dropped from fantasy rosters. RB Michael Carter stepped into Demercado's change-of-pace, pass-catching role vs. San Francisco last week, with RB Zonovan Knight handling most of the early-down work. Expect to see that arrangement against Jacksonville, assuming RB Trey Benson remains out.

The Dallas Cowboys entered Week 11 allowing the second-most fantasy points to RBs, but they were able to shut down Ashton Jeanty. The Raiders' rookie RB was held to a season-low 7 rushing yards and 6 attempts in the team's 33-16 loss. Jeanty somewhat salvaged his fantasy value by catching a season-high 6 passes, but only managed to produce 34 yards of offense on 12 touches.

The NFL has suspended Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase one game for spitting on Steelers DB Jalen Ramsey in Sunday's game. We'll see whether Chase appeals, but video caught him committing the act. So it's tough to envision this one getting overturned.

Falcons HC Raheem Morris confirmed Monday that WR Drake London has a PCL injury. Morris labeled London "week to week," suggesting that he's more likely than not to miss multiple games. That's not surprising considering Raiders TE Brock Bowers missed three games with a PCL injury this season and 49ers WR Ricky Pearsall six. We'll see about the severity of London's injury and a specific timetable for his return. He's worth keeping stashed on all fantasy rosters for now. London also likely lost QB Michael Penix for the season, so his fantasy stock has taken a huge hit over the last 24 hours.

The Commanders released K Matt Gay. He missed 2 FGs in Sunday morning's loss to Miami, bringing him up to six total on the season. Washington has a Week 12 bye to find a replacement for Gay.

Update: Washington has signed K Jake Moody.

Lions QB Jared Goff endured a brutal passing performance in Sunday night's loss at Philadelphia. He completed just 37.8% of his throws (14 of 37) for 255 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT. It was the worst completion rate of Goff's career. And the other four times he fell short of 50% all came before he left the Rams (as did most of the rest of his "worst" list). Highlights against the Eagles included a mid-range connection with WR Jameson Williams over the middle that turned into a 40-yard TD, and a short-range throw to Jahmyr Gibbs that became a 42-yard gain.

The Lions placed TE Sam LaPorta on IR ahead of Sunday night's game against the Eagles because of his back injury. That means at least another three games without the third-year man. Despite entering the game questionable with his own ankle issue, Brock Wright took over the lead TE role. He ranked fourth on the team with 26 pass routes, trailing WRs Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams, and RB Jahmyr Gibbs. Wright also tied for third on the team with seven targets but caught just two of those for 8 yards on a limited passing night for his team.

The Jets are benching QB Justin Fields in favor of QB Tyrod Taylor for this weekend's game against the Ravens, according to The Athletic's Dianna Russini. Fields is coming off one of his better passing performances of the season in Thursday night's loss to the Patriots -- but it still resulted in only 116 yards and one TD. The Jets have been held under 120 passing yards in three of Fields' last four games. He's completed 62.7% of his passes at just 6.2 yards per attempt on the season.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert threw for 81 yards and 1 INT in Week 11. Backup QB Trey Lance finished out the 35-6 road loss in Jacksonville.

The most-discussed aspect of Detroit's Sunday night loss at Philadelphia appears to be the strong performance by the Eagles defense, followed closely by complaints about the officiating and insults hurled at Jalen Hurts' passing. But the biggest offensive star of the minimally offensive 16-9 game was easily RB Jahmyr Gibbs. He rushed just 12 times for 39 yards (3.3 per rush), Gibbs' second lackluster rushing performance among the past three games. But he racked up a career-high 107 receiving yards on a team-high 5 catches. Gibbs' eight targets ranked second on the team. His 28 pass routes ranked third and tied his season high, set back in Week 1.

Further testing on Packers RB Josh Jacobs' injured knee revealed no structural damage, NFL Network reports. Jacobs does not need surgery and is considered "day to day" -- but he could miss this weekend's game against the Vikings. It's relatively good news. But Jacobs owners should still be lining up a backup plan for Week 12. Emmanuel Wilson will be a nice fill-in option if Jacobs is sidelined against Minnesota. Wilson played 94% of Green Bay's offensive snaps and handled all 11 RB carries after Jacobs exited yesterday's game vs. the Giants.

Update: ESPN's Rob Demovsky confirms that there's no structural damage to the knee but says that Jacobs is "considered week to week." We'll keep a close eye on his status but will start the week projecting him to miss Sunday's game vs. the Vikings.

The Eagles likely lost star RT Lane Johnson for at least the rest of the fantasy season in Sunday night's win over the Lions. Johnson suffered a Lisfranc foot injury that is expected to cost him 4-6 weeks, NFL Network reports.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Falcons WR Drake London suffered a PCL sprain in his left knee in Sunday's loss to the Panthers. Rapoport says London is "out this week and potentially more." The Falcons visit the Saints in Week 12 and then the Jets in Week 13.

The knee injury that knocked QB Michael Penix Jr. out of Sunday's loss to the Panthers might end his season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Atlanta announced after this initial posting that Penix is headed to IR, meaning he'll miss at least four games. The Falcons already sit 3-7, so it's tough to imagine bringing Penix back in a month making much sense.

Rams WR Davante Adams caught only 1 of 8 targets for 1 yard in Sunday’s win over Seattle. Fantasy managers lucked out, though, as Adams’ lone catch went for a TD.

Eagles WR A.J. Brown drew a season-high 11 targets in Sunday night's win over the Lions. He caught seven of those for a mere 49 yards (7.0 per catch). WR DeVonta Smith, meanwhile, tied for second on the team with just five targets. He managed a single catch for 8 yards. TE Dallas Goedert joined Smith at five targets, catching two for 24 yards. Most of that came on a short catch he turned into a 17-yard gain. No other Eagle drew more than two looks on a rough passing night for the team.