Mark Ingram, Brandin Cooks not practicing Friday

Aug 05, 2016

Saints running back Mark Ingram and WR Brandin Cooks sitting out practice Friday.

Fantasy Impact:

The story said Ingram was limited in team drills Thursday, and clearly, the team wants to give him some time to recover from his ailment.

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Jets Beat: WR Denzel Mims should get targeted often

Newsday

yesterday · 9:28 PM EDT

Rookie wide receiver Denzel Mims is healthy and should be targeted often in the offense.

Fantasy Impact:

The Jets are selling and want to get a look at their young group of players. Mims could start to get more significant work, much like La'Mical Perine is perhaps starting to get at running back. Many players on the current roster were not hand-picked by GM Joe Douglas. They’re from the past regime. If Douglas can get more draft capital by dealing some players that he didn’t acquire and aren’t in his plans, he won’t hesitate to make a move.

Bears plan to stick with Nick Foles at QB

ESPN

yesterday · 5:56 PM EDT

Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy does not intend to relinquish playcalling duties or revert back to quarterback Mitch Trubisky in the wake of Monday night's disastrous 24-10 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Related players: Nick Foles

Fantasy Impact:

Through seven games, and a 5-2 record, the Chicago offense ranks 27th in points per game (19.7), 30th in yards per play (4.8), 30th in yards per run (3.8), 29th in yards per pass (5.6), 30th on third-down conversions (35.1%) and 29th in red zone efficiency (47.6%), the story said. Foles is the 27th-ranked NFL passer in terms of QBR (46.2), the story added.

Colts Beat: RB Jonathan Taylor has been better than it appears

Indy Star

yesterday · 5:53 PM EDT

The Colts have been pleased with the progress Jonathan Taylor’s made since Marlon Mack’s injury threw him headlong into the fire.

“He’s done everything that he needs to do,” Indianapolis running backs coach Tom Rathman said. “It’s just about getting experience. The more he gets, the better he’s going to be.”

Fantasy Impact:

Taylor's numbers have been pretty good the past four games the author pointed out. The rookie is the one keeping the rushing attack afloat right now, according to the story. Taylor has rushed 54 times for 244 yards over the past four games, a 4.5-per-carry average that dwarfs the rest of the running game. Over the same four-game span, backups Jordan Wilkins and Nyheim Hines have produced just 107 yards on 39 carries, an ugly 2.7 yards per carry. Despite fumbling issues in college and not being known as a pass catcher, Taylor hasn't fumbled this season and is third on the team in receptions.

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