Falcons TE Kyle Pitts got WR Drake London's targets last week

Dec 15, 2025

Morris on Kyle Pitts: He was there as the No. 1 wideout, so to speak. He got the targets Drake London would normally get.

Fantasy Impact:

Pitts put up the numbers, too, as we all know by now. We reported on Monday the Falcons are hopeful London plays in Week 16, but now out of the playoffs, the team doesn't have to rush London back on the field. It will be worth monitoring injury reports for both London and Pitts owners, as the Falcons take on a Cardinals defense that gave up 40 points to the Texans in Week 15.

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Steelers RB Jaylen Warren (illness) active for MNF

Sports Illustrated

1 hour ago

The Pittsburgh Steelers side-stepped a major loss with a key piece of their offense for their Week 15 primetime matchup against the Miami Dolphins.

Running back Jaylen Warren (illness) will be active, meaning he won't miss his second game of the season.

Related players: Kenneth Gainwell

Fantasy Impact:

Warren popped up on the injury report earlier today with an illness, which was kind of late in the game. Warren was taking fluids and is good to go tonight. He'll come with a bit of a risk depending on what he's dealing with, but Gainwell will likely have his usual workload regardless.

49ers now say 'there is a concern' for WR Ricky Pearsall's knee, ankle

Nick Wagoner on X

2 hours ago

49ers HC Kyle Shanahan said "there is a concern" with WR Ricky Pearsall's injury status.

Fantasy Impact:

The post went on to say Shanahan said it, "shouldn't rule him out for this week." The knee combined with the ankle makes it tough, according to the rest of the post. While it sounds like Pearsall could still play in Week 16, it's a bit of a different toon from earlier today when there didn't seem to be a concern. For what it's worth, Pearsall's injury was compared to QB Mac Jones dealing with a similar knee issue. Shanahan added, "It's real painful for awhile but it can go away. Not at all like it was when he first did it but it does take time for that pain to go away. Hopefully sooner than later."

Bengals don't plan to sit QB Joe Burrow

Pro Football Talk

3 hours ago

The Bengals have no path to the playoffs, but that isn’t changing their plan at the quarterback position.

Head coach Zac Taylor said at a Monday press conference that he expects Joe Burrow to remain the team’s starter for the final three games on their schedule.

Fantasy Impact:

Taylor said the team simply just wants to win their remaining games. Burrow missed nine games this season with a toe injury. Burrow and the Bengals were shutout against the Ravens this past week however.