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Most Wednesdays are filled with little news with some notable names missing the practice here and there. This week was a little different, as the big news seemed to surface every few hours, affecting many games in the 10th week.
Week 10 launch is a game between the Steelers and the Panthers on Thursday night. This is a projected shootout with a total opening of 50 and a maximum bet of 52. The Steelers are currently favorites with 3.5 points in most Sportsbooks, but the line continues to move towards Carolina and will probably end at three at play time. For an overview of each relevant player in the fantasy world and a more detailed analysis, check out the match-up column of Evan Silva.
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After refusing to sign with lower teams for good money, Dez finally decided to sign with the Saints. Its role and use are not yet known, but the saints have many viable ways to use it effectively. The Saints already have their WR # 1 stuck with Michael Thomas and an explosive # 2 in Tre Quan Smith, so it would likely be lined up against lower # 3 or lower angles. Even though he is "washed" from his former athleticism, he can still enjoy playing in the highly effective and highly successful Saints attack. According to NFL.Com's next generation statistics, Drew Brees is posting the highest percentage of completions above expectations this season, placing Bryant in a truly intriguing position. I am fully expecting him to become a regular player in the red zone and play an important role otherwise. If HC Sean Payton is creative enough with shenanigans, there is a lot of potential for Bryant to make big games. It is certainly worth giving up waivers, but should not be imagined until at least a week or so before we know what its role will be.
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A game that had already been planned to become miserable worsened even more. Sam Darnold is reported to be suffering from a "significant" foot strain, an injury that will prevent him during the weekend of Jets' Week 11. After Darnold, the Jets will turn to veteran Josh McCown at quarterback. A career companion, McCown's last full season (67% pass rate, 18/9 TD / INT ratio) is actually better than Darnold's (55% pass rate, 11/14 TD / INT ratio ) this season. Interestingly, Sportsbooks has not adjusted the gap more than a goal on the pitch. Before the Darnold news, the Jets were among the eight-point favorites and have since fallen to 6.5 or seven, according to the books. Usually, the difference between a starter and a substitute is at least one touchdown depending on the sports betting, but this interest-free change is an indictment that bears not only on the difference between Darnold and McCown, but also on the Bills. . With Josh Allen still limited in practice and Derek Anderson in the concussion protocol, the Bills could once again have to rule out one of the worst quarterbacks in their recent memory, Nathan Peterman. A fantastic turnaround on the Jets quarterback situation could be a reappearance of WR Robby Anderson. He and McCown showed great chemistry at times last season, while Anderson posted three 100-yard runs. It's an intriguing dart throwing in DFS this week.
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This saga just does not seem to end. I normally rank on the side of the players in this type of arguments because they risk their body and their health in every match. Without a long-term contract with guaranteed money, it is difficult for them to exponentially reduce their future value. Bell's case, however, is a little different. He was offered a decent contract, but declined the invitation, thinking that the Steelers would come begging and offer him more, despite the plethora of usable halfs. DeAngelo Williams should have been a huge warning sign as it literally replaced the value of Bell in previous seasons. This year has not been different. Bell's plan completely failed when James Conner replaced all of his production and more. Conner proved by himself that there was no reason for the Steelers to keep Bell. So Bell did not make any money this year, has another year, has no leverage on the situation and still has not reached a long-term agreement. The only good thing is that he has not touched more than 300 times this season. Mark Kaboly, of Athletic, now reports that there is a "real possibility" that the & # 39; Veon Bell does not report to the franchise deadline. Bell has gone so far that it would not surprise me to go all the way. By not reporting until next week, he loses $ 6.84 million.
<p class = "canvas-atom web-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Cowboys LB Sean Lee (hamstring) should Miss 4 -6 weeks.The Cowboys defense has had significant divisions with Lee on the field since last season.It is a huge loss for a defense that was just starting to play well … … Falcons signed the contract with DE Bruce Irvin contract A year and a half ago for a $ 1.5 million contract Irvin rejected the Patriots 'and Steelers' bids, though both teams offered him more money. Falcon's mediocre hype – his injury is not supposed to be a long-term problem, but could make him miss a fortnight.His participation in the practice will be something to watch out for … Leonard Fournette (hamstring) returned to practice Wednesday Goodbye Fournette participated in indivial exercises iduels and is about to return this week. should exceed 10 touches, sharing early work with recent acquisition acquisition Carlos Hyde. … Eagles coach Doug Pederson is expecting Darren Sproles (hamstring) to come back this week. Sproles will resume an ephemeral role in a three-man committee with Wendell Smallwood and Corey Clement. It should be added to PPR formats. … Browns placed WLB Christian Kirksey (hamstrings) and CBEJ. Gaines (concussion) on the injured reserve. Kirksey played 70% of the catch for Cleveland and was a key member of high school. … Eagles RT Lane Johnson (knee) should play in the 10th week against the Cowboys. This is good news for the Eagles, as Carson Wentz has had major on / off divisions with Lane Johnson. … Josh Allen (elbow) was limited to Wednesday's training. Allen is about to return but was not able to fully exercise, a sign that he is not really healthy. His return would be significant for the Bills that were catastrophic in his absence. … Coach Adam Gase said the Dolphins were targeting Week 12 for the return of Ryan Tannehill (at the shoulders). Tannehill has already been ruled out for the 10th week, which means Brock Osweiler will make another start. Tannehill has just started throwing again but there does not seem to be much progress. A return from week 12 seems slightly optimistic at this stage. … Chris Carson (thigh, hip) did not train on Wednesday. He was injured in last week's game and should not have a busy week of training. The decision will be made at the 10th week. The Vikings claimed that right-half Ameer Abdullah was exempt from Lions renouncements. Roc Thomas was released to make room for Abdullah. The former pre-season star is likely to be the third Viking chain behind Dalvin Cook and Latavius Murray. … Mike Evans (knee) did not train on Wednesday. Evans just takes a day off as he did last Wednesday. Nothing to see here. … Browns has claimed CB Phillip Gaines waivers to the Bills. It's almost never a good thing that a player is cut from the Bills and that Gaines is no exception. … Allen Robinson (groin) is training hard for the 10th week. This is great news since Robinson has missed the last two games. He had very little been targeted before his injury and will be a WR3 that will face Detroit this week. … Kerryon Johnson (ankle) was limited to Wednesday's training. It's a new injury, but there's nothing to worry about yet. He will continue to divide his work with Theo Riddick, pass specialist, and vulture on the goal line, LeGarrette Blount. … Rob Gronkowski (ankle, back) was limited in Wednesday's practice. Gronk has missed two of his last three games and may not return to this one. His status is to watch this week. … Josh Gordon (hamstring) was removed from the Patriots Injury Report. This is the first time that Gordon has completely left the practice report as a patriot. It is an intriguing game against the burning Titans secondary. … Khalil Mack (ankle) is training hard for the 10th week against the Lions. He missed the last two games due to a sprained right ankle. He did not look like the same player when he had spent the previous weeks there and needed some free time. He could have a big game against a Lions offensive line. … Texans gave up RB Tyler Ervin. He has never really been able to consolidate himself in the role of smuggler that many hoped for. He can resurface somewhere as a returns specialist. … Marlon Mack (foot) was limited to Wednesday's training. This is not good news, as the Colts are no exception and Mack is expected to be in perfect health. … Matt Bryant (hamstring) stayed away during Wednesday's practice. Bryant was not able to play last week and does not look good at playing for this one either. Giorgio Tavecchio will replace his absence. "data-reactid =" 38 "> LB Cowboys Sean Lee (hamstring) should miss 4-6 weeks The Cowboys defense has had significant divisions with Lee on and off the field since last season. who was just starting to play well … Falcons entrusted DE Bruce Irvin with a one year contract worth US $ 1.5 million. Irvin declined the offers of the Patriots and Steelers, although that the two teams offered him more money … bad pass-rush … Sammy Watkins is considered day-to-day with a foot injury.The injury is not meant to be a long-term problem but could make him miss a fortnight.Her participation in the practice will be something to watch Leonard Fournette (hamstring) resumed training on Wednesday.After a week 9, Fournette participates in individual exercises and must return this week, his workload will be e in question but it should exceed 10 keys. working on the fly with recent acquisition ion Carlos Hyde. … Eagles coach Doug Pederson is expecting Darren Sproles (hamstring) to come back this week. Sproles will resume an ephemeral role in a three-man committee with Wendell Smallwood and Corey Clement. It should be added to PPR formats. … Browns placed WLB Christian Kirksey (hamstrings) and CBEJ. Gaines (concussion) on the injured reserve. Kirksey played 70% of the catch for Cleveland and was a key member of high school. … Eagles RT Lane Johnson (knee) should play in the 10th week against the Cowboys. This is good news for the Eagles, as Carson Wentz has had major on / off divisions with Lane Johnson. … Josh Allen (elbow) was limited to Wednesday's training. Allen is about to return but was not able to fully exercise, a sign that he is not really healthy. His return would be significant for the Bills that were catastrophic in his absence. … Coach Adam Gase said the Dolphins were targeting Week 12 for the return of Ryan Tannehill (at the shoulders). Tannehill has already been ruled out for the 10th week, which means Brock Osweiler will make another start. Tannehill has just started throwing again but there does not seem to be much progress. A return from week 12 seems slightly optimistic at this stage. … Chris Carson (thigh, hip) did not train on Wednesday. He was injured in last week's game and should not have a busy week of training. The decision will be made at the 10th week. The Vikings claimed that right-half Ameer Abdullah was exempt from Lions renouncements. Roc Thomas was released to make room for Abdullah. The former pre-season star is likely to be the third Viking chain behind Dalvin Cook and Latavius Murray. … Mike Evans (knee) did not train on Wednesday. Evans just takes a day off as he did last Wednesday. Nothing to see here. … Browns has claimed CB Phillip Gaines waivers to the Bills. It's almost never a good thing that a player is cut from the Bills and that Gaines is no exception. … Allen Robinson (groin) is training hard for the 10th week. This is great news since Robinson has missed the last two games. He had very little been targeted before his injury and will be a WR3 that will face Detroit this week. … Kerryon Johnson (ankle) was limited to Wednesday's training. It's a new injury, but there's nothing to worry about yet. He will continue to divide his work with Theo Riddick, pass specialist, and vulture on the goal line, LeGarrette Blount. … Rob Gronkowski (ankle, back) was limited in Wednesday's practice. Gronk has missed two of his last three games and may not return to this one. His status is to watch this week. … Josh Gordon (hamstring) was removed from the Patriots Injury Report. This is the first time that Gordon has completely left the practice report as a patriot. It is an intriguing game against the burning Titans secondary. … Khalil Mack (ankle) is training hard for the 10th week against the Lions. He missed the last two games due to a sprained right ankle. He did not look like the same player when he had spent the previous weeks there and needed some free time. He could have a big game against a Lions offensive line. … Texans gave up RB Tyler Ervin. He has never really been able to consolidate himself in the role of smuggler that many hoped for. He can resurface somewhere as a returns specialist. … Marlon Mack (foot) was limited to Wednesday's training. This is not good news, as the Colts are no exception and Mack is expected to be in perfect health. … Matt Bryant (hamstring) stayed away during Wednesday's practice. Bryant was not able to play last week and does not look good at playing for this one either. Giorgio Tavecchio will replace his absence.
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