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  • Alvin Kamara RB | NO

    Saints' Alvin Kamara: Good to go

    Kamara (foot) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game in Denver.

    The Saints have limited Kamara's practice workloads while he deals with a foot injury, but there was never any question he'd be ready for Sunday. He had his worst fantasy performance of the season in Taysom Hill's first start at quarterback, but Kamara did still score a touchdown to avoid a total dud.

  • Gus Edwards RB | LAC

    Ravens' Gus Edwards: Ravens-Steelers moved to Tuesday

    Edwards and the Ravens won't play Sunday at Pittsburgh after the NFL announced the game was rescheduled for Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

    Even with this game getting moved for a second time, Edwards is poised to lead Baltimore's backfield after both Mark Ingram and J.K. Dobbins tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Considering the Ravens rank second in the NFL in rush play percentage (51.9) and Edwards has averaged 5.1 yards per carry through two-plus seasons, he could have a productive outing Tuesday, assuming the game is played.

  • Austin Ekeler RB | WAS

    Chargers' Austin Ekeler: May return Sunday

    Coach Anthony Lynn said Ekeler (hamstring) has "a chance" to be activated from injured reserve before Sunday's game at Buffalo, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

    The Chargers opened Ekeler's 21-day practice window this week, indicating he was close to completing his recovery from a left hamstring injury suffered Week 4. He's missed six games as a result, and the team will need to make a decision on whether or not he'll miss a seventh by Saturday afternoon. Even if he's able to play Sunday, it'll be interesting to see the breakdown of reps out of the backfield. Kalen Ballage (ankle) is questionable for the contest, so Ekeler has a chance to retake the No. 1 role right away if L.A. deems him to be ready for such a workload.

  • Myles Gaskin RB | SEA

    Dolphins' Myles Gaskin: Could be activated this week

    Coach Brian Flores relayed Friday that the team's coaching staff will review the film on Gaskin (knee) before determining if he'll be activated for Sunday's game against the Jets, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

    Gaskin, who is still on IR, has been practicing this week and if he is indeed deemed fit to play this weekend, there's a path for him to reclaim the team's lead role, with Salvon Ahmed (shoulder) having been ruled out for Sunday's contest. Miami's other backfield options include Matt Breida, Patrick Laird and DeAndre Washington.

  • Salvon Ahmed RB | CHI

    Dolphins' Salvon Ahmed: Won't play Sunday

    Ahmed (shoulder) won't play Sunday against the Jets, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

    Though Ahmed is out this week, the Dolphins have the option of activating Myles Gaskin (knee) from IR in advance of Sunday's game. Per Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com, Brian Flores relayed that the team plans to review the practice film on Gaskin before determining his Week 12 status. Miami's other backfield options include Matt Breida, Patrick Laird and DeAndre Washington.

  • Panthers' Christian McCaffrey: Officially listed as questionable

    McCaffrey (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Minnesota, though he doesn't seem likely to play, Bill Voth of the Panthers' official site reports.

    "I'm pessimistic that he'll play," said Panthers coach Matt Rhule after Friday's practice. "But he's done enough this week to earn the right to have a chance." In any case, while McCaffrey's coach apparently doesn't expect him to play, it's interesting that the Panthers opted for 'questionable' rather than 'doubtful as the official designation. The star running back was a limited practice participant throughout the week, and he's expected to travel to Minnesota with his teammates, David Newton of ESPN.com reports.

  • Tony Pollard RB | TEN

    Cowboys' Tony Pollard: Little usage in Thanksgiving loss

    Pollard carried the ball four times for 12 yards and caught both his targets for 10 yards in Thursday's loss to Washington.

    Despite another fumble from Ezekiel Elliott, Pollard didn't see much action in the Thanksgiving Day rout, continuing a trend from last week -- after getting at least eight touches in five straight games prior to the Cowboys' bye, Pollard has only 11 touches total in the last two contests. As long as Dallas has a shot at winning their division, Elliot's workload isn't likely to decline, leaving Pollard's usage dependent on game flow rather than his abilities.

  • Texans' Scottie Phillips: Small role in win

    Phillips played four offensive snaps and did not get a touch in Thursday's 41-25 win over the Lions.

    Phillips was added to the active roster, giving the Texans another skill player with wide receivers Randall Cobb (toe, IR) and Kenny Stills (quadriceps) unavailable. He was primarily used on special teams. With running back David Johnson (concussion) eligible to return Week 13 against Indianapolis, Phillips' spot on the roster hinges on the status of Johnson and the wideouts.

  • Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott: Fumbles again in blowout loss

    Elliott carries the ball 10 times for 32 yards and caught one of three targets for seven yards in Thursday's 41-16 loss to Washington, while also losing a fumble.

    It's the sixth fumble in 11 games for Elliott, and the Cowboys have lost possession of five of them, including his giveaway on the second play of the second half Thursday that helped kill any chance Dallas had of keeping the game close. The fifth-year RB is still (barely) on pace for another 1,000-yard campaign, but Elliott just isn't finding the same running room this season behind a Cowboys offensive line gutted by injuries. He faces another tough matchup in Week 13 on the road against the Ravens.

  • Football Team's Antonio Gibson: Smashes Cowboys for three TDs

    Gibson carried the ball 20 times for 115 yards and three touchdowns and caught five of seven targets for 21 yards in Thursday's 41-16 win over the Cowboys.

    The Dallas defense simply had no answer for Washington's running game -- even Peyton Barber averaged 5.2 yards a carry -- and Gibson took full advantage, scoring on a five-yard scamper in the first quarter before reeling off 23-yard and 37-yard scores as his team pulled away in the fourth. In the process, Gibson became the first rookie to score three TDs in a Thanksgiving Day game since Randy Moss, who racked up three scores on the Cowboys in 1998. Gibson has found his way into the end zone in five straight games, but his streak could be in jeopardy in Week 13 on the road against the Steelers.

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