Titans TE Delanie Walker (concussion) did not practice ...

Chicago ruled Kyle Monangai out against New England with thumb and toe injuries. He will miss his third consecutive game. Starting guard Jonah Jackson practiced fully Wednesday and carries no injury designation.

Related Players: D'Andre Swift, Roschon Johnson, Caleb Williams

Swift is a low-end RB1 with Monangai unavailable and a clearer path to controlling Chicago’s backfield touches. Johnson is a deep-league FLEX possibility, but his opportunity remains dependent on how much work Chicago gives him behind Swift.

A.J. Brown and TreVeyon Henderson practiced fully Wednesday and carry no injury designation against Chicago. New England will be without starting guards Alijah Vera-Tucker and Ben Brown.

Related Players: Demario Douglas, Efton Chism, Kyle Williams, Hunter Henry, Eli Raridon, Drake Maye, Rhamondre Stevenson, Corey Kiner

Brown can be started as a WR2, with an opportunity to command targets in a receiving room missing Romeo Doubs. Douglas remains a deeper PPR FLEX, while Henry is a viable TE1. Stevenson remains the preferred Patriots RB as an RB2. Henderson’s clearance makes him available as a deeper FLEX, but managers should avoid assuming his workload will immediately return to its pre-injury level. Maye remains a QB1 despite the offensive line absences.

Breece Hall won’t practice today but Glenn isn’t ruling him out this week.

Related Players: Isaiah Davis, Geno Smith

Allen remains a strong RB2 option if Hall misses another game. A Hall return would reduce Allen’s workload and make him a more conditional FLEX, although Glenn’s comments support keeping him rostered. Hall would enter RB2 consideration if cleared for substantial work, but managers should wait for practice progress and guidance on his workload.