Fantasy Football News

Christian Barmore could return to practice for the first time on Thursday. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Barmore has been on the NFI list after it was revealed in the offseason that he was dealing with blood clots. He remains without a clear timetable to return, but a return to practice is the first step for his return.

The Seahawks activated Abraham Lucas from the PUP list. (Source: Seahawks PR on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Lucas opened the week limited at practice on Wednesday. He continues to target a return on Sunday against the 49ers.

The Broncos designated Josh Reynolds to return from injured reserve.

Fantasy Impact: Reynolds underwent finger surgery and was also the victim of a shooting. He remains off the fantasy radar when he is healthy.

The Eagles activated Jordan Mailata from the injured reserve. (Source: Brooks Kubena on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Mailata has missed the past month due to a hamstring injury. He is set to return on Thursday against the Commanders.

Raiders coach Antonio Pierce announced Gardner Minshew will start in Week 11 against the Dolphins. (Source: Tashan Reed on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: There had been rumors of Desmond Ridder getting onto the field, but it will be Minshew drawing another start. He remains off the fantasy radar, but can support Brock Bowers and Jakobi Meyers.

The 49ers signed Pat O'Donnell to their practice squad.

Fantasy Impact: San Francisco punter Mitch Wishnowsky suffered a back injury last week. If he can't go on Sunday, O'Donnell will be activated to start.

Falcons coach Raheem Morris said Younghoe Koo will remain the team’s kicker. (Source: Josh Kendall on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Koo missed three field goals last week and has missed five of his past seven attempts overall. He'll look to regain his confidence back.

The Chicago Bears released OG Nate Davis. (Source: Scott Bair on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Davis was let go after signing a three-year deal with the Bears last offseason. He was part of an offensive line for Chicago that has severely underperformed. He'll look to land with another team.

Hayden Hurst (personal) did not take part in Los Angeles' practice on Wednesday. (Source: Los Angeles Chargers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Chargers had to practice without Hurst on Wednesday. He was tending to a personal issue of some kind, and it's currently unclear if he will be back at practice on Thursday or not. Will Dissly will see more work in the event that Hurst is unable to play in Sunday's game.

Gus Edwards (ankle) logged a limited practice session on Wednesday. (Source: Los Angeles Chargers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Edwards was limited at Wednesday's practice. He's still dealing with an ankle injury, but chances are that he will be able to suit up and play through it in Week 11. He doesn't have much fantasy value himself, but he will continue to vulture touches from J.K. Dobbins moving forward.

Joey Bosa (hip) was listed as limited in Wednesday's practice for the Chargers. (Source: Los Angeles Chargers on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: To no surprise, Bosa was limited to star the week. He has been battling a hip injury for a while now, but he has been playing through it recently and will have a good chance to do the same on Sunday. His presence would be huge for the Chargers in a matchup against the Bengals.

Aaron Jones (ribs) was officially a limited participant in Minnesota's practice on Wednesday. (Source: Minnesota Vikings on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jones suffered an injury to his ribs in Week 10, and it left him limited at practice on Wednesday. He's day-to-day for the time being, and it remains to be seen if he will have an injury designation heading into the weekend. Cam Akers will be primed for more work in the event that Jones is out this week.

Josh Oliver (wrist/hand) was listed as a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Minnesota Vikings on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: A pair of injuries left Oliver limited at practice on Wednesday. It's unclear what his status is looking like for Week 11, and we probably won't know for sure until later in the week. His absence could mean more work for Robert Tonyan on Sunday.

Sam Darnold (hand) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Minnesota Vikings on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Darnold is a new addition to the injury report, being listed with a hand injury that left him limited on Wednesday. It doesn't seem to be a very serious issue, but it will still be less than ideal if he's playing at less than 100%. Fantasy managers should closely monitor his status throughout the rest of the week.

Michael Mayer (personal) was a full participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: David Furones on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Mayer has been sidelined for an extended period of time while tending to a personal issue, but he was able to return and log a full practice session on Wednesday. It looks like he will be back in the lineup sooner rather than later, which means that Harrison Bryant (ankle) is set to see a decrease in involvement in Las Vegas' offense.

Harrison Bryant (ankle) was sidelined at Las Vegas' practice on Wednesday. (Source: David Furones on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Bryant was unable to practice on Wednesday. He's managing an ankle injury right now, and it looks like it will be a threat to his availability for Week 11. Active or not, he is set to lose work with Michael Mayer (personal) set to make his return to the lineup soon.

Tyreek Hill (wrist) did not participate in Miami's practice on Wednesday. (Source: David Furones on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Hill was held out of Wednesday's practice due to a wrist injury. That same issue nearly left him sidelined in Week 10, but he was able to play through it and will likely look to do the same in Week 11. Fantasy managers should continue to keep tabs on his status throughout the rest of the week.

Isiah Pacheco (ankle) was officially a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Kansas City Chiefs)

Fantasy Impact: The Chiefs recently designated Pacheco to return from injured reserve, and he was able to take part in Wednesday's practice in a limited fashion. He's considered unlikely to play in Week 11, but the team is hopeful that he will be back out on the field in full capacity at some point in the next few weeks.

JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring) was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Kansas City Chiefs)

Fantasy Impact: Smith-Schuster seems to be nearing a return from his hamstring injury. He was able to log a limited practice session on Wednesday, which puts him on track to play in Week 11, assuming all goes well with his recovery. He isn't likely to have much fantasy value with DeAndre Hopkins now in the lineup for Kansas City.

Cedrick Wilson Jr. (shoulder) was limited at practice on Wednesday. (Source: Katherine Terrell on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Wilson was limited at Wednesday's practice due to a shoulder injury. It's not thought to be a serious injury, and the team just wants to limit his workload while he manages it. He should be in line for a lot of work if he plays in Week 11 with Chris Olave (concussion) unable to suit up for the Saints.