Steelers TE Heath Miller (not injury related, probable)...

The Bears could get QB Caleb Williams back this Sunday after his pre-game workout.

It was a good workout according to Rapoport. Rapoport's understanding was it was a 3-4 week injury and he's already missed three weeks, and RapSheet added all signs are pointing to Williams returning this week. Other reports said Williams was begging the team to play and get back on the field, and after this past week's struggles, he may get his wish. The Bears are at the Falcons in the early window of games on Sunday for Week 6.

Eagles RB Will Shipley suffered a partial tear of his plantar fascia during Sunday’s loss to the Jaguars that now could sideline him multiple weeks, per source.

With Saquon Barkley dealing with a hamstring injury, Tank Bigsby on IR and Shipley hurt, the Eagles’ RB injuries are mounting.

Related players: Dameon Pierce, Carson Steele, Jaydon Blue

No one at RB stood out for the Eagles on Sunday. Shipley did have a touchdown to help owners who took a shot he would get volume. But, after Shipley the team turned to Pierce who ran 11 times for 14 yards. The Eagles have Steele and Blue on their practice squad. Steele was elevated but didn't get work. Neither back should really excite fantasy owners, but if Barkley can't return in Week 6, there is likely a guy on the waiver wire in your league who could serve as the team's RB1 in Week 6, so this is a situation worth keeping an eye on.

The Cardinals lost their franchise-record ninth straight home game on Sunday, in blowout fashion to the Lions. After landing on the wrong side of a 45-21 final score, first-year coach Mike LaFleur was asked whether he’s considering a quarterback change.

“I’ve got way too many other things, you know, that I need to correct right now,” LaFleur told reporters. “Jacoby Brissett was not the problem. We were a problem as a team today. And, again, that starts with me.”

Related players: Gardner Minshew, Carson Beck

Things aren't going to get better for the Cards in terms of their schedule. Brissett did struggle in the first half of the game before a pretty nice second half that saved fantasy owners. He finished with 292 yards and three touchdown passes. The run game really struggled as well and the defense gave up 45 points to the Lions. So while the blame isn't only on Brissett, his owners have to be honest with themselves and realize the end of the line could be near. The team doesn't really have a reason to stick with their 34-year-old QB, so a switch to Beck seems like it will happen sooner or later. The one thing Brissett owners may have going for them is the tough schedule, which includes the Rams twice, the Broncos, Seahawks and Chiefs over the several weeks. The Cards may not want to throw Beck in that kind of fire. But can Brissett produce for fantasy owners? The team's bye comes in Week 14 and they close out the season with the Jets, Saints, Raiders and 49ers. Any struggle like Brissett had in the first half against the Lions going forward, could result in him getting pulled.