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  • Bears' Khalil Herbert: Could be back Week 16

    Herbert (hip) is expected to return to practice prior to Chicago's Week 16 game against the Bills, Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

    Herbert will need to be designated for return from injured reserve, at which point he'll be able to practice. If he looks healthy in drills, Herbert could then retake the field versus Buffalo. Prior to getting hurt, Herbert had been working in a backfield committee with David Montgomery.

  • Vikings' Alexander Mattison: Just two carries in loss

    Mattison lost a yard on two carries in Sunday's loss at Detroit.

    Mattison played just nine snaps on offense and was not targeted in the passing game as he had a minimal role with the Vikings falling behind early and needing to pass. Mattison continues to operate strictly as the backup to Dalvin Cook. Though Mattison is capable of making big plays, he has earned fewer than three carries in six consecutive games.

  • Jaylen Warren RB | PIT

    Steelers' Jaylen Warren: Records five touches against Ravens

    Warren rushed three times for 11 yards while securing two of three targets for 16 yards during the Steelers' 16-14 loss to Baltimore on Sunday.

    Warren racked up 19 yards in his return to action last week, but he was slightly more involved during Pittsburgh's narrow loss Sunday. In his three games since racking up at least 75 yards in back-to-back appearances, the undrafted rookie has rushed four times for 16 yards while securing five of six targets for 39 yards.

  • Panthers' Raheem Blackshear: Scores in win

    Blackshear rushed four times for 32 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 30-24 win over the Seahawks. He also caught his only target for 17 yards.

    Blackshear made a big impact from his third-string role, helping seal the game with an eight-yard touchdown run during the fourth quarter. With D'Onta Foreman and Chuba Hubbard ahead of him, Blackshear's opportunities should remain limited going forward, but his efficiency Sunday could keep him involved with spare snaps in Week 15 versus the Steelers.

  • Texans' Dare Ogunbowale: Three touches in loss

    Ogunbowale had one carry for minus-3 yards and caught both of his targets for four yards in Sunday's 27-23 loss to the Cowboys.

    Ogunbowale saw 18 snaps, the most of any back not named Dameon Pierce, who left late in the fourth quarter with an ankle injury. After the rookie starter exited, the coaching staff went with Rex Burkhead over Ogunbowale or Eno Benjamin, but if Pierce is unable to play in Week 15 against Kansas City, all three RBs would be in line for more playing time.

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    Texans' Eno Benjamin: Gets first touches with Houston

    Benjamin had three carries for one yard in Sunday's 27-23 loss to Dallas.

    Benjamin, playing in his second game for Houston, was on the field for eight snaps and had his first touches since he was claimed from the Cardinals. Dameon Pierce left the game late with an ankle injury, and while the team used Rex Burkhead to replace Pierce on Sunday, they could turn to Benjamin or Dare Ogunbowale if the rookie starter isn't able to go in Week 15 against Kansas City.

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    Raiders' Zamir White: Season-high three carries in loss

    White rushed three times for nine yards in Thursday's 17-16 loss to the Rams.

    White's three carries marked a season high, though he logged only three offensive snaps behind starter Josh Jacobs (finger) and Ameer Abdullah on Thursday. Jacobs' initial X-rays on his injured pinkie finger returned negative, but it could be something to continue monitoring ahead of the Raiders' upcoming tilt against New England.

  • Ameer Abdullah RB | JAC

    Raiders' Ameer Abdullah: Targeted twice in loss

    Abdullah caught both of his targets for 17 yards in Thursday's 17-16 loss to the Rams.

    Abdullah played less than 10 offensive snaps for the first time since Week 7, as the Raiders led for much of the contest until the pivotal final moments. Starter Josh Jacobs (finger) once again enjoyed a workhorse role with 29 touches for 114 yards and a touchdown, continuing to dominate the lion's share of opportunities out of the Raiders' backfield. Nonetheless, Abdullah figures to factor in on passing downs against the Patriots in Week 15.

  • Dameon Pierce RB | PHI

    Texans' Dameon Pierce: Seen limping following game

    Pierce (ankle) was seen limping in the locker room following Sunday's 27-23 loss to the Cowboys, Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle reports.

    Pierce, who sustained an ankle injury in the fourth quarter, got taped up and tried to return, but head coach Lovie Smith didn't feel the rookie back could be effective, even as a decoy. The injury preceded a Dallas turnover that set the Texans up at the Cowboys' four-yard line and gave them an opportunity to take a two-score lead late in the game, but without Pierce to punch the ball across the goal line, Houston failed to score. Rex Burkhead was used as his replacement on the series and had two carries for minus-3 yards. Pierce's injury will be a major storyline to follow leading up to Week 15's home game against Kansas City. Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports that Pierce will undergo an MRI on the injury Monday.

  • Dolphins' Raheem Mostert: Contained in defeat

    Mostert rushed 11 times for 37 yards and caught his lone target for seven yards in Sunday's 23-17 loss to the Chargers.

    Mostert was bottled up in a matchup that looked favorable on paper. Miami's passing attack struggled early and forced the offense to abandon the run despite the Chargers' vulnerability to the rush in 2022. Fellow running back Jeff Wilson Jr. suffered a hip injury and did not return after halftime. If he is unable to suit up with the upcoming short week, then Mostert would have the backfield to himself against the Bills on Saturday.

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