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Cowboys WR Cedrick Wilson (ankle) is the only Dallas player ruled out for Week 13's game at the New Orleans Saints.

Tough times for Wilson as his injury and the return of Amari Cooper render him fantasy-irrelevant barring other injuries.

Ezekiel Elliott (knee), CeeDee Lamb (concussion), Tarell Basham (chest) were all full participants in today’s practice.

Cedrick Wilson (ankle) did not practice for second consecutive day.

Related players: Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, Malik Turner, Simi Fehoko

Good news for the Cowboys, especially with Lamb and the news Cooper may have to miss Thursday's game because of COVID symptoms. Machota pointed out the Cowboys WRs vs. Saints could be Lamb, Gallup, Brown, Turner and Fehoko.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (COVID-19) is back in building but "still not feeling the best," coach Mike McCarthy said. Still has a cough. "To be determined" whether he'll practice today. "My gut would be if he doesn't practice tomorrow, I don't see him going to the game."

Related players: Cedrick Wilson, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, CeeDee Lamb

Cooper is not vaccinated and still has symptoms. He was required to miss two games over a 10-day period but because he's still not feeling well he could miss a third game as a result. With Lamb back in the fold after a concussion, he would likely be the team's WR1. Gallup is more of a big play threat while Wilson could be more of a WR2-type with Brown also mixing in.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (concussion) needs to clear the final hurdle of concussion protocol and is therefor questionable for Week 12's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Related Players: Cedrick Wilson, Noah Brown

It is a quick turnaround if Lamb plays, and it is fair to question if it makes sense for him to play considering the team's place in the standings and future aspirations. Know that Lamb is one hit away from a longer stay off the field should he be concussed Thanksgiving Day.

Lions QB Jared Goff (oblique) is questionable for Week 12's Thanksgiving Day game against the Chicago Bears.

Related Player: Tim Boyle

Crazy as it sounds, but Goff is a massive upgrade over Tim Boyle. Goff has a chance to surprise against an ailing Bears defense if he suits up.

In his own press conference later in the day, Jared Goff told reporters that he’s feeling “better every day” after missing Sunday’s loss to the Browns with his oblique injury.

“We’ll see,” Goff said. “I don’t know what [Campbell] has said, but I’d probably categorize it as a game-day decision. I feel good though, really good.”

Related players: Tim Boyle

Earlier on Tuesday, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said that Goff was “trending” toward playing on Thanksgiving against the Bears. Not sure if there is a lot of difference between the two statements but Campbell's sounds a little more positive than Goff's assessment one can argue. Boyle would get the start again if Goff can't play.

Ezekiel Elliott (knee) practiced fully while CeeDee Lamb didn't practice due to his concussion.

Related players: Cedrick Wilson, Michael Gallup

Elliott's injury didn't look good on Sunday against the Chiefs, but he was eventually able to return to the game so his full participation is a great sign. He'll be good to go against the Raiders.

Many figured the quick turnaround would mean Lamb would not play on Thanksgiving, but news out of Dallas Tuesday said Lamb was doing well and the team said there was a path to suiting up after he was able to attend meetings. However, this DNP may not be a good sign for Lamb and Thursday's game. Gallop and Wilson would be the team's top WRs with Amari Cooper (COVID) already out and Lamb in question.

Lions coach Dan Campbell says Jared Goff (oblique) is doing better and it's "leaning toward" him starting Thursday against the Bears.

Related players: Tim Boyle

Boyle wasn't much better in Week 11 so Goff is likely welcomed back for the Thanksgiving game against the Bears. If Goff can't go or has a setback, Boyle would get the start.

The extensions mean the Broncos’ top four receivers — Patrick, Sutton, Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler — are under contract through 2023.

And that fact could certainly help lure a veteran QB to Denver and jolt the Broncos back into relevancy like Peyton Manning did in 2012.

Related players: Teddy Bridgewater, Drew Lock

We eluded to this on Monday when the Sutton extension was announced. The story, however, worries about the team adding Aaron Rodgers, Deshaun Watson or Russell Wilson. While it's an upgrade over Bridgewater or Lock, all three come with baggage, of course. But mix in a running game and TE Noah Fant and the Broncos are certainly an attractive destination that could put the team over the top with a QB upgrade.

After Sunday’s loss to the Browns, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said that Jared Goff will start at quarterback against the Bears on Thursday if he’s healthy enough to play.

Related players: Tim Boyle

There probably isn't a lot of doubt in their minds after Boyle didn't exactly light it up. But Boyle would get the start of Goff isn't ready to play on Thanksgiving. Goff was listed as limited on the team's practice report for Monday.