Fantasy Football News

Blake Corum led the Rams’ backfield in scoring for a consecutive week, and the third time over the past four weeks. He handled 11 carries, trailing RB Kyren Williams for the team lead, for 58 yards and a TD. Corum produced 11.8 PPR points to finish Week 9 as a back-end RB1 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.

Giants RB Devin Singletary dominated backfield work in Sunday's win over the Eagles. He played 62 of 67 offensive snaps, garnered 21 of the team's 24 RB carries and ran 27 of the 28 RB pass routes. But he turned all that into just 31 rushing yards (1.5 per carry) and 2 catches for 8 yards on 3 targets. Four other Giants beat him in targets for the game, including WRs Darnell Mooney and Malachi Fields.

Colts WR Keenan Allen drew a team-high 8 targets in Sunday's los to the Cowboys. He caught just four of them, though, for a mere 26 yards. WR Josh Downs ranked third with 6 targets, catching three for 24 yards. WR Ashton Dulin snagged the only receiving TD, scoring from 55 yards out on his lone catch among 2 targets.

Puka Nacua turned 19 targets into 14 receptions for 150 yards and a TD in the Rams win over the Commanders. His 35.0 PPR points lead all WRs in Week 9 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football. If that result holds, it would be the second time this season Nacua finished a week as the WR1.

Colts RB Jonathan Taylor endured the kind of Sunday that makes you want to get traded to another team. He took 13 carries for 46 yards and watched backup Seth McGowan claim the only rushing score. Taylor added a team-high 5 catches on 5 targets for 18 yards. Taylor also lost a crucial fourth-quarter fumble. But the most frustrating aspect of his day might have been McGowan scoring from 2 yards out right after Taylor ran 6 yards to get the team there in the first quarter.

Cowboys RB Tyler Goodson carried a season-high 12 times for 77 yards in Sunday's win over the Colts. That trailed the 20 carries -- and 5 targets -- of Javonte Williams, but Goodson was the only other Dallas RB to see the field. It was his third straight game with 9+ touches.

Tests on Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' right elbow did not reveal a major injury, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Rapoport calls the injury a "strain/sprain" and says it'll be "monitored over the next few days for pain and swelling." All signs continue to point toward Mahomes being available for Week 10, but we'll continue to keep you updated on his status.

The Cowboys went without WR George Pickens for the first time this season Sunday because of a hamstring injury. That created opportunity for No. 3 WR Ryan Flournoy ... or at least it would have if the ball went his way at all. But the third-year wideout drew just 3 targets and finished with 2 catches for 53 yards.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb drew a whopping 16 targets among 34 Dak Prescott pass attempts in Sunday's win over the Colts. He turned that into 10 catches for 195 yards and a TD. TE Jake Ferguson caught the team's only other TD pass, while RB Javonte Williams was the only other Cowboy to catch more than two passes.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs fractured a finger on his right hand in Sunday's win over the Patriots, HC Matt LaFleur said afterward. Jacobs was unable to return to the game, but LaFleur said the team hopes to figure out a way for Jacobs to play through the injury. We'll keep you updated on his status throughout the coming week. Green Bay lost RB MarShawn Lloyd to a knee injury in practice this past week, leaving Kaleb Johnson and Pierre Strong as the only healthy RBs on the active roster.

Seahawks QB Drew Lock suffered an oblique injury during Sunday's win over the Cardinals, HC Mike Macdonald said afterward. Macdonald added that he's not sure at this point if Lock and/or QB Sam Darnold (quad, rib) will be ready for next Sunday's game vs. the Raiders. If neither guy can go, Seattle would be down to QB Jalen Milroe, a 2025 third-rounder who's yet to attempt a regular-season pass. We'll keep you updated on this situation. The Seahawks at least get a Week 11 bye to get their QBs healthy.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert injured his left hand in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Texans. He stayed in the game, tossing a long TD to WR Quentin Johnston, before heading into the medical tent. He emerged with a wrap on the hand and gave way to QB D.J. Uiagalelei with the Chargers trailing 41-15. We'll update Herbert's status when we know more.

Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson suffered a knee injury in the third quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Packers and was ruled out relatively quickly. He was at least able to make it off the field under his own power. We'll update his status when we know more. With RB TreVeyon Henderson out, New England is down to RBs Corey Kiner and Lan Larison.

Bears RB Kyle Monangai (toe, thumb) is inactive for tonight’s game vs. the Buccaneers. He’s expected back after Chicago’s Week 10 bye. RB D’Andre Swift should be in for another busy outing tonight, with Roschon Johnson as the No. 2.

Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka (foot) is active for tonight’s game vs. the Bears. He put in full practices on Thursday and Friday, so we’re expecting him to play his usual role tonight. Chicago ranks 10th in adjusted fantasy points allowed to WRs.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes suffered what looked like a serious right elbow injury in the second quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Jets. His arm was hit by EDGE David Bailey right as he was trying to get off a deep ball. Mahomes was in obvious pain as he made his way off the field. He returned for Kansas City’s next possession, though, and finished out the game, going 14 of 18 for 141 yards after the injury. Mahomes said after the game that he’s still scheduled for imaging on the elbow. “I felt like out of half, I wasn’t throwing the ball the way I wanted to,” Mahomes said. “But as the game went on, and we kind of continued to work through it, and kind of got warmed back up, I thought I kind of started throwing the ball better towards the end of the second half. And so that’ll be important this week, is kind of getting that the swelling and the fluid out of it, so I can be ready to go from the first snap next week.” We’ll keep a close eye on Mahomes this coming week.

Rams WR Puka Nacua suffered a knee injury on the final offensive snap of today's win over the Commanders, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports. The team does not believe Nacua tore an ACL, but he's scheduled for an MRI on Monday. We'll be holding our breath waiting on the results. Nacua accounted for a whopping 66% of the Rams' receiving yards today, posting a huge 14-150-1 line.

Jets WR Omar Cooper injured his right ankle late in Sunday's loss to the Chiefs. He hopped to the sidelines on his left leg before slamming his helmet in anger. This is notably the same ankle that Cooper hurt back in Week 1, costing him the next four games. We'll look for an update on the severity of this latest injury.

Rams TE Terrance Ferguson is expected to miss a "couple weeks" after injuring his hamstring in Friday's practice, HC Sean McVay said after the win over the Commanders. Ferguson was set to return from his Week 3 hamstring injury and was a "big part" of the game plan today, McVay added. Ferguson won't offer fantasy teams any short-term help but might be worth keeping stashed in deeper leagues as a potential starter down the stretch.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs suffered a hand injury in the first quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Patriots. He headed back to the locker room and is questionable to return. With RB MarShawn Lloyd inactive today with a knee injury, Green Bay is down to RBs Pierre Strong and Kaleb Johnson.