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Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy (concussion) and RB Aaron Jones Sr. (shoulder) are both off the injury report and good to go Sunday.

Related Players: Max Brosmer, Jordan Mason

Good news for McCarthy's development, but we're not sure it should move the radar for fantasy much, considering his recent form. He should safely be ignored in typical leagues, while Jones could be leaned on against a Vikings defense that ranks 30th in RB aFPA. Consider him on the RB2/3 fringe.

Bears ruled out WR Rome Odunze for Sunday’s game at Green Bay due to a foot injury.

Related Players: D.J. Moore, Luther Burden, Colston Loveland

Burden's shown flashes over his rookie season, but he hasn't had much of an impact to fantasy box scores due to maxing out at a 50% snap share. He'll get a chance to prove himself here in a divisional battle and should be considered in the WR3 range with Moore.

Loveland could also push himself up to the fringe TE1/2 range.

Falcons WR Drake London is out for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, Kyle Pitts, David Sills

The runway was cleared for a Mooney (re)breakout game in Week 13 and he delivered a 2-25-0 performance on five targets, so even if London were to miss, it's hard to trust his counterpart as more than a fringe WR3/4.

Pitts, on the other hand, had a nice 7-82-0 line, and should be considered a low-end TE1 once again.

Todd Bowles says Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan are out for Sunday. Making progress but not there yet.

Related Players: Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, Tez Johnson

It seemed like Week 14 would be a pretty quick turnaround for both wide receivers who just had their 21-day practice windows opened, but it's still a good sign for their return, potentially as early as Week 15. For now, continue to consider Egbuka as a high-end WR2, while Godwin is more of a WR3.

Jayden Daniels will start Sunday for Washington in Minnesota, per Dan Quinn

Related Players: Marcus Mariota

Daniels has a middling matchup against the Vikings defense, but we know what he can do with his legs as long as he's on the field. He's a safe start as a QB1 once again, barring any unforeseen setbacks.

Bengals WR Tee Higgins has cleared concussion protocol and is full go for Sunday vs. Buffalo.

Related Players: Ja'Marr Chase, Andrei Iosivas, Mike Gesicki

If the Bengals had a better record right now, this would be the game of the week, but for fantasy purposes, it should still be must-watch. Chase and Higgins should be in any and all lineups Week 14.

Lamar Jackson has returned to practice and is on track to play Sunday vs. the Steelers.

Related Players: Tyler Huntley

Without looking, it seems like Jackson has missed at least one practice every week of the season, so we shouldn't have been too worried about his ability to start Week 14. With that said, his long list of ailments has absolutely capped his 2025 ceiling, particularly in the running game. He's still a QB1, but not in that top-3 range we've become accustomed to.

RB Trey Benson won’t be activated yet. Gannon acknowledged he doesn’t know if Benson will return this season.

Related Players: Zonovan Knight, Michael Carter

Lots of negative news about the Cardinals' offense on this fine Friday, as Benson will join Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison Jr. in street clothes.

Knight should once again get the majority of the rushing-down work, albeit against a Rams defense that ranks fifth in RB aFPA. Consider him in the RB3 range for Week 14.

Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. is out Sunday vs. the Rams due to his heel injury.

Related Players: Michael Wilson, Xavier Weaver, Trey McBride

This is a massive boost for Wilson, who should be considered in the WR2 range in Week 14, and potentially beyond.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray will not play again this season, coach Jonathan Gannon said.

Related Players: Jacoby Brissett

This is something we probably could have surmised after so much time off the field, but at least we finally have closure. The odds that Murray plays for Arizona in 2026 are looking quite grim as well, so keep your eyes peeled for that bit of news over the next few months. Consider Brissett a mid-tier QB2 for the rest of the season, with spots as a QB streamer in positive matchups.