Garrett Wilson ruled out against Chiefs

The Falcons have ruled out Brian Robinson (hamstring) for Sunday’s game against Cincinnati after he remained limited throughout the practice week. Zachariah Branch (hamstring) is also out.

Related Players: Bijan Robinson, Khalil Herbert, Drake London, Jahan Dotson, Olamide Zaccheaus, Kyle Pitts, Michael Penix Jr.

Bijan remains an elite RB1 against Cincinnati, with Brian’s absence removing another competitor for backfield touches. Herbert remains a backup stash rather than a dependable standalone FLEX. Branch’s absence leaves additional receiving opportunities for Dotson and Zaccheaus, but both remain deeper-league options behind London and Pitts. London belongs in WR1 lineups, while Pitts remains a lower-end TE1.

No sign of Garrett Wilson, who is in concussion protocol. Not the best of signs.

Harrison Phillips (ankle) is working in the rehab area.

Related Players: Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Isaiah Williams, Tim Patrick, Mason Taylor, Kenyon Sadiq, Geno Smith, Breece Hall, Braelon Allen

Wilson managers should prepare another starter. If he misses Kansas City, Mitchell would move into WR3/FLEX consideration, with Cooper also becoming a viable deeper-league FLEX. Taylor could receive additional targets, although sharing tight end work with Sadiq keeps him in the TE2 streaming range. Smith would remain a lower-end Superflex option without his top receiver.

Kevin O’Connell ruled Kyler Murray out against Buffalo with a hamstring strain and described him as week-to-week. Carson Wentz will start Monday night, with Max Brosmer serving as the backup.

Related Players: Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jauan Jennings, Tai Felton, Myles Price, T.J. Hockenson, Gavin Bartholomew, Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason

Wentz is now a confirmed QB2 option for Superflex managers, including those replacing Murray. Jefferson remains a WR1, Addison a WR3/FLEX, and Hockenson a lower-end TE1. Minnesota’s secondary receivers remain difficult to trust. Murray can stay on benches where roster space allows, but managers should prepare for the possibility that his absence extends beyond one game.