Team news: Los Angeles Chargers

Browns TE Harold Fannin Jr. suffered a groin injury during today’s practice, and the team wants to see how he feels this weekend before deciding whether he can play Sunday vs. the Steelers.

Browns also have ruled out TE David Njoku for Sunday’s game due to a knee injury.

Terrible news for Fannin managers, as he looked to be in a great spot against a Steelers defense ranking 28th in TE aFPA. Hopefully we get some clarity heading into Sunday, as he should be a locked-in volume-based, top-10 option if he's near 100%.

Chargers RB Kimani Vidal, who left Sunday's win over the Cowboys early, was diagnosed with a neck strain and is considered day-to-day, source says after the MRI.

Related players: Omarion Hampton, Hassan Haskins

Vidal could miss time, but the belief is that it's not serious, the post went on to say. He'll be worth monitoring this week in practice, but it looks like Hampton could see a bigger workload with Haskins mixing in as the team's RB2.

Browns injury designations for Sunday's game against the Bills:

QUESTIONABLE:
Sam Kamara
Wyatt Teller

OUT:
Jack Conklin
David Njoku
Winston Reid
Dylan Sampson
Denzel Ward
Deshaun Watson

Related Players: Quinshon Judkins, Harold Fannin

It should be another "rookie showcase" for Judkins and Fannin, but even with their heightened usages, they're not necessarily slam dunks in this offense. Consider them both as solid options due to volume.

Browns game status:
J. Bitonio- questionable
M. Corley - questionable
M. Graham - questionable
C. Tillman - questionable
Z. Zinter - questionable
J. Conklin - out
A. Huntington - out
David Njoku - out
Dylan Sampson - out
W. Teller - out
D. Ward - out
D. Watson - out

Related Players: Quinshon Judkins, Harold Fannin

This could help Judkins' floor a little based on some extra third-down work, which makes him a solid RB2 option.

Fannin also locks in as a great TE streamer with upside for a potential top-five finish.

It’s been trending this way all week, but the Chargers will officially have their staring quarterback when they play the Eagles on Monday night.

Quarterback Justin Herbert is active and set to start despite undergoing surgery to repair his fractured left hand last Monday.

The story said during pregame warmups, Herbert has been sporting a balky glove with extra protection on his left hand. But he has also been simulating taking snaps from under center. Herbert was a limited participant in all three days of practice this week before being listed as questionable.

We've elevated Omarion Hampton, Hassan Haskins and Otito Ogbonnia from injured reserve.

Related players: Kimani Vidal

Hampton looks to be good to go for Monday night in what could be a favorable matchup against the Eagles defense that was run over by the Bears last week, and will also be without DT Jalen Carter. It remains to be seen what Hampton's workload could look like, and it's possible Vidal and Haskins are involved too.

Chargers RB Omarion Hampton (questionable, ankle) is expected to play Monday against the Eagles.

Hampton has not played since Week 5. He practiced in full on Friday and Saturday. He’ll face an Eagles defense that will be without star defensive tackle Jalen Carter. However, it remains to be seen how quickly he gets back into game shape. The Chargers could very well use some sort of committee between Hampton and Kimani Vidal. We have Hampton as RB27 this week.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (left hand) is listed as questionable for Monday’s game against the Eagles.

The team is optimistic about his chances of playing Monday. He was limited in practice all week, wearing a brace throughout. However, a combination of the injury and a typically strong Eagles defense means you should show caution about using Herbert this week. He’s a fine 2-QB league option. He ranks No. 17 on our board.

Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh told reporters that his QB Justin Herbert, who underwent surgery on a broken bone in his left hand Monday, will not practice today, even if he will be on the field for a walk through. The Chargers are not ready to say whether Hebert will be able to play Monday night versus the Eagles.

Related Players: Trey Lance

Herbert was already trending toward QB20 land, but Lance behind this battered offensive line would be even worse than that. Ladd McConkey may be the only name we can trust in the Chargers' offense at this stage.

It’s currently viewed as likely that Chargers starting running back Omarion Hampton will be able return to action and play next Monday when the team faces the Eagles, sources tell CBS Sports.

Related players: Kimani Vidal

Hampton has missed the last seven games with an ankle injury. The Chargers will probably welcome back Hampton with a nice workload, especially with QB Justin Herbert in question because of a hand injury. The Bolts are playing the Eagles who just allowed two, 100-yard rushers to the Bears on Black Friday. The only negative is this is a Monday night game, so Hampton owners will want to back themselves up just to be safe. Vidal will likely have a role in this game as well, especially of Herbert isn't able to play.