Rapoport ambiguously states that Dobbins “is believed to be out for the foreseeable future” as he works through his options regarding his injured foot. Dobbins was injured while being hip-drop tackled by a Raiders defender in Week 10. Broncos rookie RB RJ Harvey steps into lead back duties with Dobbins sidelined, while receiving specialist RB Tyler Badie chips in behind him. Fellow backup RB Jaleel McLaughlin will likely be active on game day.

After such a long layoff, it’s hard to fully understand what Pearsall will give us from a fantasy perspective against the Cardinals. He figures to be a main target in the pecking order, but what we saw of Pearsall was mostly without George Kittle early in the season. We have FLEX expectations given the long layoff, but WR3 isn’t out of the question. His return effectively quashes the fantasy value of Jauan Jennings by moving Jennings lower in the pecking order.

Schultz was a DNP on Wednesday and Thursday, but it is clear the Texans trust him enough to manage him in practices. He’ll be a low-end TE1 against the Titans this week. Elsewhere in Texans TE land, Cade Stover (foot) is questionable in his first week of practices since opening his 21-day window, but with Harrison Bryant (neck/shoulder) officially out, Stover seems to be likely to suit up.

LaPorta was entirely unable to practice this week, which is concerning. The Lions also listed backup TE Brock Wright (ankle) as questionable to play after two limited sessions. Hopefully, LaPorta can return in time for the Lions’ Week 12 game against the Giants. His Week 11 absence adds a potential target or two to WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR Jameson Williams and RB Jahmyr Gibbs’ workloads.

Golden was limited in all three practices this week. Matt LaFleur said he was “definitely close” to playing in Week 10. On paper this would lead us to believe Golden is on the optimistic side of questionable. Golden isn’t a sure-fire FLEX option given his lack of production so far, but if he does play, the Giants are a smash spot for all offensive players.

Ultimately, Thomas was able to get in three limited sessions as he attempts to come back from a high-ankle sprain that held him out of Week 10. We would have Thomas as likely to play based on that if he hadn’t missed last week with the injury — he’s probably closer to a game-time call. If he plays, Thomas will be on the WR3 line against Los Angeles’ defense.

Jones continues to play through injuries effectively, most recently banking low-end RB1 results against the Ravens. The Vikings’ starting running back has a chance to once again finish in the top-12, positionally, against the Bears’ fantasy-friendly defense. He finished as a low-end RB1 against them back in Week 1.

Odunze has been managed at practice each of the last three weeks and the pattern stayed intact here: He’ll play against the Vikings and remain on the WR2 line. Odunze went for 6/37/1 in Chicago’s first meeting with the Vikings in Week 1.

Adams took the day off on Wednesday before practicing in a limited capacity on Thursday. The team has not yet released its Friday injury report, but we suspect he may have logged another limited session given the questionable designation. Adams was yanked from the Rams’ Week 10 win over the 49ers after pulling up mid-route, grabbing at his left flank, though head coach Sean McVay later said Adams could have returned if the score became close. On Wednesday, McVay told reporters that Adams is expected to play this weekend, which seems likely. The Rams (7-2) have a must-win game against the division-rival Seahawks (7-2) this weekend, and their red zone route technician, who leads the NFL with nine receiving touchdowns, should play a critical role. Assuming Adams is active, he can be started as a high-upside WR2, albeit with some re-injury risk.

London is likely on the optimistic side of questionable after dealing with an illness throughout practice this week, but the addition of a back status is a bit concerning. He did not practice on Wednesday, but rebounded for Thursday and practiced on Friday as well. London will be on the WR1 line against Carolina if he plays.