Chargers RB Omarion Hampton ran for 56 yards and caught the team's lone TD in his return Monday night from an ankle injury that had sidelined him since Week 5. Hampton rushed 13 times vs. 14 for Kimani Vidal, who officially got the start. Hampton also edged Vidal 2-1 in catches, though Vidal led the backfield in targets and routes. His 23 routes marked a 56% rate vs. total Chargers dropbacks and beat Hampton by 15. Vidal took his lone catch for 60 yards and gained 44 yards on his 14 rushes (3.1 per carry).

The Chargers went understandably run heavy in Monday night's OT win over the Eagles. They had QB Justin Herbert just a week removed from surgery for a fracture in his left hand, plus they got rookie RB Omarion Hampton back for the first time since Week 5 (ankle injury). But the final tally of 38 team rushes to just 26 pass attempts obscures the true play breakdown. Herbert ran a season-high 10 times for the game, but that included a season-high eight scrambles vs. just two designed runs. Those designed rushes didn't come until the Chargers' final possession of regulation and then their first of OT. And that fourth-quarter carry was actually designed to go to Vidal. Herbert decided to keep it after seeing a pair of defenders disrupt the blocking.

Eagles TE Dallas Goedert snagged a game-high 8 receptions for 78 yards in Monday night's OT loss to the Chargers. His 10 targets trailed only WR A.J. Brown's 13 in a game that included a season-high 40 Philly pass attempts.

The Eagles had nothing working in the pass game Monday night against the Chargers. But the run game finally got going. Saquon Barkley racked up 122 yards and a TD on 20 carries, thanks primarily to a re-emergence of chunk plays. Barkley's biggest strike came from 52 yards out for a lead-grabbing TD early in the fourth quarter. He added three other runs of 10+ yards, including a first-half sequence that produced 19- and 10-yard gains on consecutive first-down carries.

Eagles QB Jalen Hurts threw up maybe the worst performance of his career in Monday night's OT loss to the Chargers. He tossed a career-high 4 INTs, and narrowly avoided a fifth thanks to the ball hitting the ground before S R.J. Mickens could secure it. Hurts also achieved the rare feat of turning the ball over twice on the same play. He threw a pick to DT Da'Shawn Hand, who fumbled while returning. Hurts recovered that fumble but then lost his own to give it back to the Chargers. The Philly QB also contributed zero TDs for the first time all season and even ran for only 8 yards on four attempts.

Colts QB Riley Leonard is considered "week to week" with a strained ligament in his knee, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. That's a more pessimistic report than we got earlier today and has Leonard sounding very iffy for Sunday's game vs. the Seahawks. Meanwhile, the Colts are having QB Philip Rivers in for a workout on Tuesday. Yeah, that Philip Rivers. The 44-year-old has not played since 2020 but has plenty of familiarity with HC Shane Steichen's offense. Steichen was Rivers' QBs coach with the Chargers from 2016 to 2019 and interim OC in 2019. We'll see where this goes over the next couple of days, but Rivers is no more than a speculative stash in 2-QB and superflex leagues. And even there, we wouldn't go dropping anyone of value for him.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert (hand) is active for tonight's game vs. the Eagles. He'll be playing with significant protection on that injured left hand. (Here's video of him warming up tonight.) It figures to impact his ball handling and adds some risk to using Herbert in fantasy lineups. This is also a tough matchup against Philadelphia's sixth-ranked QB defense.

Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer said Monday that WR CeeDee Lamb is "doing good" and "progressing nicely" after sustaining a concussion in Thursday night's loss to the Lions. The extra few days between games should give Lamb a good chance to be cleared in time for Sunday night's game vs. the Vikings. We'll keep you updated on Lamb throughout the week.

The Chargers on Monday activated RB Omarion Hampton from IR. That clears the way for him to play tonight against the Eagles. It would be his first action since a Week 5 ankle injury.

Falcons WR Drake London (knee) was listed on a non-participant in Monday's practice. HC Raheem Morris labeled him "day to day," as he did last week. Fantasy owners should not be counting on London returning for Thursday night's game vs. the Buccaneers. We'll let you know if his outlook improves.

Bengals Edge Trey Hendrickson will have core-muscle surgery, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The procedure is expected to keep him out of action for six weeks, which would obviously cost him the rest of this season.

Commanders HC Dan Quinn said Monday that QB Jayden Daniels' is "sore" but that there's no long-term concern about the health of his left elbow. Quinn declined to say whether Daniels will play against the Giants on Sunday. We'll keep you updated on the situation, but we're starting the week projecting QB Marcus Mariota to get the start. Daniels has dealt with knee, hamstring, and elbow injuries in this lost season for Washington.

Colts HC Shane Steichen revealed Monday that CB Charvarius Ward sustained a concussion in Sunday's loss to the Jaguars, according to ESPN's Stephen Holder. That marks the third time this season that Ward has landed in the concussion protocol.

Bengals HC Zac Taylor said Monday that WR Tee Higgins is back in the concussion protocol. Higgins played Sunday after a one-game absence, then reported concussion symptoms after the loss to the Bills. We'll track his progress this week, but fantasy owners should have a backup plan in place. The Bengals return home to face Baltimore on Sunday.

Ravens RB Keaton Mitchell avoided serious injury in the knee that knocked him out of Sunday's loss to the Steelers. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Mitchell sustained "no structural damage," and Baltimore HC John Harbaugh calls the RB "day to day."

Texans RB Woody Marks posted 68 yards on a season-high 26 carries in Sunday’s win over the Chiefs. He added a 9-yard TD catch.

Colts QB Riley Leonard entered the game against the Jaguars in relief of Daniel Jones after he tore his Achilles. HC Shane Steichen revealed that Leonard himself is dealing with a knee injury making his status for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks uncertain. Steichen also commented that QB Anthony Richardson would not be activated this week, so practice squad QB Brett Rypien could become the Colts’ starter.

Dolphins RB De'Von Achane's availability for next Monday night's game vs. the Steelers "looks good," ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques said after attending HC Mike McDaniel's Monday press conference. McDaniel said Achane hurt his ribs when he fell on the ball at the end of his 29-yard run vs. the Jets. Achane got an MRI on Monday, which seemingly came back clean. He's "feeling better today," McDaniel added. We'll keep an eye on the situation, but Achane can be penciled into Week 15 fantasy lineups for now. RBs Jaylen Wright and Ollie Gordon are still worth stashing on benches in the vast majority of fantasy leagues.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes suffered through one of the worst games of his NFL career in Sunday’s loss to Houston. He completed just 14 of 33 passes for 160 yards, 0 TDs, and 3 INTs. Mahomes posted the worst QB rating (19.8) and EPA per dropback (-0.54) of his career.

Bills TE Dalton Kincaid returned from a hamstring injury to post 4 catches, 41 yards, and 1 TD against the Bengals. But it was Dawson Knox who led the team in targets (7), catches (6) and yards (93). Third-string TE Jackson Hawes even added a goal line TD on his lone target.