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Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson, who left Sunday’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs with a concussion early in the fourth quarter, has advanced enough in the NFL’s concussion protocol to participate some in Wednesday’s practice.

The story went on to say Wilson did not participate in team drills so he was formally listed on the team’s injury/practice report as DNP, but he was in uniform and his helmet for stretching and individual drills when he threw to receivers during the initial practice periods. He appears to have reached the third phase of the league's concussion protocol that limits players to 30 minutes of “football-specific exercise.’’

Matt Eberflus calls Fields "day-to-day" and says he is feeling better. He says anticipation is Fields will play on Sunday against Philadelphia.

Fields isn't practicing Wednesday according to Biggs. Biggs added Fields is in the building so he is remaining engaged with the gameplan and prep work to face the Eagles in Week 15.

Broncos QB Russell Wilson is being evaluated for a possible concussion.

Brett Rypien is in at quarterback after Wilson’s head hit very hard off the turf. A picture was also caught of quite a bit of swelling on his forehead. The Broncos are home next Sunday against the Cardinals.

The Texans are making another change at quarterback, going back to Davis Mills as their starter for Sunday’s road game against the Dallas Cowboys, according to league sources.

Related players: Kyle Allen

Allen had five turnovers (four interceptions and one lost fumble) in those games and accounted for two scores against the Texans in the defeat to Cleveland as a tipped pass was intercepted and returned for a touchdown and his lost fumble on a quarterback sneak was returned for a score, the story pointed out. Mills has 11 TD and 11 interceptions this season. It's safe to say, currently holding the top pick in the next NFL Draft, the Texans will likely address the QB position.

Packers’ QB Aaron Rodgers is off the injury report and set to square off vs. Justin Fields.

Related Players: Jordan Love

The Bears defense sets up well for any quarterback, let alone Aaron Rodgers, who has a history of carving them up throughout his career. He is in play as a QB1 for Week 13

Per Kaboly, Najee Harris said he is good and will play against the Falcons.

Related Players: Jaylen Warren, Benny Snell

This is a quick turnaround after Harris was apparently taken to the hospital following the game against the Colts, in which he left early with an oblique injury. This could end up being a murky backfield this weekend, so don't drop all of your Warren and Snell shares where you don't need to.

Bears listed QB Justin Fields as a full participant during today’s practice.

Related Players: Trevor Siemian

Siemian sadly travels to the bench, leaving us with a QB1 opportunity for Fields against the Green Bay Packers in Week 13.

Steelers’ RB Jaylen Warren told reporters that doctors have cleared him to return from his hamstring injury and he expects to be able to play Sunday vs. the Falcons.

Related players: Najee Harris, Benny Snell Jr.

We're another step closer to figuring out the Steelers RB situation for Week 13 against the Falcons. One would expect Warren to get a decent chunk of the workload if Harris doesn't play due to an abdomen issue. Snell would likely factor in as well. If Harris plays, he and Warren should eat up a majority of the work. Continue to monitor the situation.

Steelers RB Najee Harris', who was ruled out of Monday night's game with an abdominal injury, status this week is up in the air, and he'll be reevaluated as the practice week goes on.

Related players: Jaylen Warren, Benny Snell Jr., Anthony McFarland

The good news is, Harris did not suffer a major injury, sources told Rapoport. So while that's nice to hear, there isn't really a lot to go with here for fantasy purposes. If Harris can log some practice time early in the week, it could mean he'll be good to go for Week 13. However, if he can't, we'll have to then monitor Warren's hamstring status. Warren should be next man up if he can play, but if both Harris and Warren are out, it could mean Snell gets a big workload in a nice matchup against the Falcons.

The Rams officially ended Allen Robinson‘s season Tuesday, placing him on injured reserve.

Robinson injured his foot in Week 11 against the Saints, and a CT scan Friday revealed a stress fracture on the navicular bone and will need surgery to repair the injury.

Related players: Van Jefferson, Ben Skowronek, Tutu Atwell, Brandon Powell

The hits keep coming for the Rams. Robinson had 33 catches on 52 targets for 339 yards and three touchdowns in 10 games for the team. Robinson remains under contract with the team through 2024 after signing a three-year, $46.5 million deal in March. Jefferson, Skowronek, Atwell and Powell will be the team's top-four WRs. Needless to say, the Rams offense looks to be one to stay away from in fantasy.