Antony Richardson suffered orbital fracture in pregame

Oct 12, 2025

Colts QB Anthony Richardson suffered an orbital fracture during pregame warmups before Indy’s game against the Cardinals Sunday.

Fantasy Impact:

Head coach Shane Steichen told reporters the news after the game. This explains the Colts making Richardson inactive Sunday and having Riley Leonard backing up Daniel Jones. Richardson reportedly suffered the injury in the locker room during to a malfunctioning piece of apparatus. Richardson was taken to the hospital. The Colts won, 31-27, to improve to 5-1.

today

Marvin Harrison evaluated for concussion

Adam Schefter

8 minutes ago

Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. is being evaluated for a concussion.

Update: Harrison has been ruled out.

Fantasy Impact:

Harrison is questionable to return after taking a hit to the head in the second quarter. The Cardinals are already dealing with a number of injuries on the offense, including QB Kyler Murray and RB Trey Benson. Zay Jones and Michael Wilson are the next receivers up.

yesterday

Deebo Samuel missed practice Saturday, questionable for Week 6

Washington Commanders

yesterday · 4:44 PM EDT

Commanders WR Deebo Samuel did not practice Saturday with a heel injury.

Fantasy Impact:

Samuel is officially listed as questionable for Monday against the Bears. Keep an eye on this one as Samuel went from no practice Thursday to limited Friday to no practice Saturday. Washington already ruled out Terry McLaurin and Noah Brown. If Samuel can’t go, Washington’s top receivers would be Chris Moore, Luke McCaffrey and Jaylin Lane.

Falcons to be without Darnell Mooney vs. Bills

Tom Pelissero

yesterday · 2:33 PM EDT

The Falcons ruled out WR Darnell Mooney for Monday against the Bills with a hamstring injury.

Fantasy Impact:

Mooney suffered the injury in Week 4 against the Commanders and the bye week didn’t get him all the way back, as he still missed practice time this week because of the injury. This will be the third missed game this season for Mooney due to different injuries — a training camp shoulder injury caused him to miss Week 1. Drake London sets up as a top-ten receiver option this week. Ray-Ray McCloud and Casey Washington will work behind London.