Mark Ingram's injury not considered to be long-term

Oct 18, 2020

The ankle injury suffered by Ravens RB Mark Ingram during Sunday's win over the Eagles is not believed to be considered long-term, according to Ravens head coach John Harbaugh.

Fantasy Impact:

“I have not talked to the trainer about those guys since during the game,” Harbaugh said, via the team’s website. “I don’t think those are any long-term injuries but we’ll find out." (H/T PFT). He was also referencing injuries to CB Anthony Averett and RG Tyre Phillips. The Ravens have some extra time to get Ingram back in action as they have a bye next week before a huge clash with the Steelers in Week 8. It sounds like there's a chance Ingram will be available to play in two weeks. Ingram finished with five carries for 20 yards. Lamar Jackson, once again, led the way in rushing with 108 yards and a touchdown.

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Raiders RB Alexander Mattison set to return Week 15, Sincere McCormick still starting

Levi Edwards

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Antonio Pierce stated that Sincere McCormick will remain the team’s starting running back even with Alexander Mattison nearing a return this week.

“He deserves it. … He has run his tail off.”

Related Players: Ameer Abdullah

Fantasy Impact:

At 2-11, the Raiders would be silly to not see what they have in McCormick, with 31-year-old Abdullah and Mattison, who is on a one-year contract, only there to give the former UDFA a breather. Consider McCormick a volume-based RB3.

Giants QB Drew Lock in walking boot, Tommy DeVito set to start Week 15

Adam Schefter

1 hour ago

Giants HC Brian Daboll told reporters that QB Drew Lock is in a walking boot due to a heel injury and Tommy DeVito now is expected to start Sunday vs. the Ravens.

Fantasy Impact:

The Ravens path to an overall D/ST1 finish on the week becomes a little clearer. DeVito can safely be kept on benches in SuperFlex leagues on a week with zero byes.

Bills WR Keon Coleman, TE Dalton Kincaid return to practice ahead of Week 15

Ian Rapoport

2 hours ago

Good news on the way for Buffalo: Bills WR Keon Coleman (wrist) and TE Dalton Kincaid (knee) are expected to practice fully today. A positive step forward in advance of the showdown with the Lions.

Fantasy Impact:

It's probably still best to start other options over Kincaid, as he takes on a Lions defense that ranks 4th in TE aFPA, but there could be a ton of points here, so if you're in a bind he makes sense as a top-15ish option.

As for Coleman, he's more in the boom/bust WR4 range as Shakir should continue standing atop the target share.