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  • Chris Johnson RB | ARI

    Cardinals' Chris Johnson: Active Sunday

    Johnson (knee) is listed as active Sunday at San Francisco, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

    Since the Cardinals' Week 9 bye, Johnson has managed just 121 rushing yards at a 2.8 YPC clip across two games. However, previous success against the 49ers (110 yards and two touchdowns in Week 3) has contributed to their standing as second-most yielding under standard scoring conditions in the current campaign.

  • Roy Helu RB | LV

    Raiders' Roy Helu: Active for Sunday's game

    Helu will be active for Sunday's game against the Titans.

    With Taiwan Jones (knee) ruled out Sunday, Helu will be available for the Raiders after not dressing in the team's previous three games. Don't expect Helu to see many touches behind starting running back Latavius Murray or fullback Marcel Reece, who has been effective as both a ball carrier and pass catcher.

  • Knile Davis RB | PIT

    Chiefs' Knile Davis: Back in uniform Sunday

    Davis is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bills.

    After being a healthy scratch the Chiefs' last two games, Davis is slated to re-join the team's backfield mix, but he's a speculative play in Week 12, given that Spencer Ware is in line to start in place of the injured Charcandrick West.

  • Bernard Pierce RB | DEN

    Jaguars' Bernard Pierce: Inactive for Sunday's game

    Pierce (calf) is officially inactive for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

    Pierce has only six carries on the season, so his absence should be of little consequence to fantasy teams.

  • Steelers' Fitzgerald Toussaint: Promoted to active roster

    The Steelers have promoted Toussaint from their practice squad to the team's active roster, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

    Toussaint will replace fellow running back Isaiah Pead on the team's roster and is now in line to work behind DeAngelo Williams and Jordan Todman in the Steelers' backfield.

  • Isaiah Pead RB | MIA

    Isaiah Pead: Waived by Steelers

    The Steelers have released Pead, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

    To replace Pead as a depth RB option, the Steelers have promoted Fitzgerald Toussaint from their practice squad to the team's active roster.

  • Knile Davis RB | PIT

    Chiefs' Knile Davis: Could see some work Sunday

    Davis may see some work in Sunday's game against the Bills, Terez A. Paylor of the Kansas City Star reports.

    While it appears Davis may have finally worked his way back into the rotation, it's more out of necessity than by playing his way back. Charcandrick West (concussion) remains questionable for Sunday's contest, and him missing the contest would leave just Spencer Ware and Davis as the two options out of the backfield. Even if West misses the contest, Ware would likely work ahead of Davis, limiting any potential value. If West were to play, it wouldn't be surprising if Davis was inactive again Sunday.

  • Bernard Pierce RB | DEN

    Jaguars' Bernard Pierce: Doubtful Sunday

    Pierce (calf) is considered doubtful to play Sunday against the Chargers, Jaguars.com reports.

    Pierce has been battling a calf injury for the last couple of weeks, and he was inactive for last Thursday's win over the Titans. The former Raven appears destined for a second straight inactive designation, though he likely wouldn't hold a major role in the offense, regardless.

  • Chris Johnson RB | ARI

    Cardinals' Chris Johnson: Listed as probable

    Johnson (knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game in San Francisco, CSN Bay Area reports.

    Following limited sessions Wednesday and Thursday, Johnson logged a full practice Friday. He should be cleared for his usual workload against a 49ers defense that he ripped for 22-110-2 back in Week 3.

  • Thomas Rawls RB | JAC

    Seahawks' Thomas Rawls: Listed as probable

    Rawls (knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Steelers, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

    A full practice participant both Thursday and Friday, Rawls is set to make his fifth start of the season, following a monstrous Week 11 showing against the 49ers. He'll have a much tougher matchup this time around, but with the Seahawks committed to their running game, Rawls is essentially assured of double-digit touches. He does, however, figure to give way to Fred Jackson on most passing downs. Meanwhile, Marshawn Lynch (abdomen) had surgery Wednesday and is expected to miss three or four weeks.

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