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Breida is active for Sunday's game against the Jets, Chris Jenkins of the Bills' official site reports.

With Breida active for the first time since Week 2, the Bills will have four running backs (Devin Singletary, Zack Moss, Breida and Taiwan Jones) available Sunday. Moss had been in the NFL's concussion protocol before being cleared Saturday, so Breida gives the team some added depth in the event that Moss suffers any setbacks or is limited in any way versus the Jets.

Ozigbo (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.

Ozigbo was active for Week 9 but won't be suiting up Sunday with James Robinson (heel) cleared to play. Carlos Hyde will work as the No. 2 tailback with Dare Ogunbowale serving as the reserve option.

Perine (coach's decision) is a healthy inactive for Sunday's game against the Bills.

After suiting up each of the past three weeks while playing just 26 snaps in total -- and only seven on offense -- Perine is back in street clothes for Week 10 with Tevin Coleman (hamstring) making his return. Coleman will replace Perine as the Jets' No. 3 back behind Michael Carter and Ty Johnson.

Mack (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game versus the Jaguars.

Mack is a healthy scratch for the second straight contest while the Colts again roll with Jonathan Taylor, Nyheim Hines and Deon Jackson as their available running backs.

With Damien Harris (concussion) inactive, Bolden, Rhamondre Stevenson and J.J. Taylor are in line to handle the Patriots' backfield duties Sunday against the Browns.

Stevenson (concussion) had been listed as questionable for the contest, but he'll give it a go and should handle his share of touches Sunday, barring any setbacks. Bolden remains in the mix and could garner enough work to help out those who are scrambling for Week 10 RB options, but a looming time-share that could also involve Taylor caps his fantasy ceiling.

Taylor is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Taylor is back in uniform after being a healthy scratch the last couple of weeks, with Damien Harris (concussion) having been ruled out for the contest. Also in the team's Week 10 backfield mix are Rhamondre Stevenson and Brandon Bolden. In that context, Taylor's workload versus Cleveland is difficult to peg, which makes him a speculative fantasy lineup option this weekend.

Robinson (heel) is active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Robinson was viewed as a game-time decision for Sunday's contest, but he apparently looked well enough during the pregame workout to get cleared to face Indianapolis. The 23-year-old will lead Jacksonville's backfield, though according to Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com, coach Urban Meyer still plans to give Carlos Hyde a heavier workload than usual with Robinson returning from a bruised heel.

Stevenson (concussion) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

With fellow running back Damien Harris (concussion) unavailable, Stevenson is in line to be part of a Week 10 backfield that also includes Brandon Bolden and J.J. Taylor. In that context, Stevenson figures to handle a decent portion of the Patriots' early-down work, barring any setbacks, and as a result merits fantasy consideration, while Bolden and Taylor are in the mix for complementary/change-of-pace touches.

Moss (concussion) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Jets.

This was expected after the Bills announced Saturday that Moss had cleared the NFL's concussion protocol. The 2020 third-rounder is thus slated to continue to work in tandem with Devin Singletary. While the duo draws a favorable matchup against the Jets' 27th-ranked run defense -- which has allowed an average 133.3 yards per game on the ground to date -- the ongoing time-share caps the fantasy ceilings of both backs. The best bet for both Moss and Singletary is if the Bills can build a lead against a lesser opponent and start running the ball with more frequency than we've seen in recent weeks.

The Chiefs didn't activate Edwards-Helaire (knee) from injured reserve prior to Saturday's 4 p.m ET deadline for Week 10 roster moves, meaning he won't play Sunday against the Raiders.

Even though Edwards-Helaire resumed practicing this week when first eligible after missing the requisite three games, head coach Andy Reid admitted Friday that it was "probably a stretch" for the second-year running back to make it back for the matchup with the Raiders. With Edwards-Helaire not added back to the 53-man roster for Sunday's game, Darrel Williams once again looks on track to receive steady work on the ground while taking on most of the passing-down work for Kansas City. Assuming he turns in another good week of practice, Edwards-Helaire has a good shot at making it back for the Chiefs' next game Nov. 21 against the Cowboys.