Carson Palmer throws lightly Sunday

Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) and Travis Kelce (ankle) practiced fully Friday and have no injury designations for Sunday’s game at Denver.

Related Players: Xavier Worthy, Jalen Royals, Cyrus Allen, Noah Gray, Jake Briningstool, Patrick Mahomes

Rice returns to WR2/WR3 consideration, while Kelce remains a TE1. Having both available improves Mahomes’ outlook, but Rice’s return makes Worthy a less secure, big-play-dependent FLEX. Royals and Allen become harder to trust, and Gray loses the potential streaming opportunity a Kelce absence would have created.

Lamar Jackson (ankle) practiced fully throughout the week and has no injury designation for Sunday’s game at B

Related Players: Derrick Henry, Justice Hill, Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, Ja'Kobi Lane, Devontez Walker, Mark Andrews, Josh Cuevas

Jackson can return to QB1 lineups. His presence improves the scoring outlook for the entire offense, keeping Flowers a strong starting receiver and giving Andrews a better path to TE1 production. Henry remains a strong start, while Bateman and Lane are deeper-league FLEX options.

Emeka Egbuka has cleared concussion protocol but will miss Sunday’s game against Atlanta because of his foot injury. Kenneth Gainwell (hip) is questionable after progressing to full participation Friday.

Related Players: Chris Godwin, Ted Hurst, Tez Johnson, Kameron Johnson, Cade Otton, Baker Mayfield, Bucky Irving, Sean Tucker

Godwin becomes a stronger PPR WR3/FLEX, while Hurst and Tez Johnson offer deeper-league alternatives. Otton also gains appeal as a tight end streamer.

If Gainwell sits, Irving would have a better chance to absorb additional receiving work and strengthen his RB2 outlook. Tucker would become a more relevant reserve, but managers should still have better FLEX options available.