That didn’t take long. Just minutes after being reviewed by the Cowboys’ independent neurologists for a concussion, Lamb has been ruled out for the game. His day ends with a 6-121-0 receiving line on eight targets, setting a new season-high in receiving yards. Lamb ripped off several big gains in this one, with his longest reception coming on a 37-yard catch-and-run. With this injury occurring on a Thursday, Lamb will have some extra time to clear protocol ahead of Week 15’s game against the Vikings, but his status will be one to watch next week.

St. Brown was unable to practice this week after injuring his ankle last Thursday against the Packers. While he possesses some re-injury risk, he was moving very well during warmups and should be started against the Cowboys this evening. The Lions declared S Kerby Joseph, WR Kalif Raymond, OG Kayode Awosika, TE Hayden Rucci, DL Mekhi Wingo and DL Tyler Lacy inactive for Week 14 against the Cowboys. Lions RT Penei Sewell (shoulder), LT Taylor Decker (shoulder/rest) and C Graham Glasgow (knee) are active.

He’s not completely out of concussion protocol yet, but this is a great sign about his chances of playing on Sunday against the Bills. It’s an upgrade from a limited session on Wednesday. Higgins would be an easy WR2 despite how the Bills invite the running game with Joe Burrow back feeding Higgins the rock.

That’s a pretty strong sign that he’s passed most of Dan Quinn’s tests on functional contact. We’ll see what Quinn has to say on Friday — it’s possible the Commanders just don’t want Daniels to play again this season given they’re all but eliminated from playoff contention — but fantasy managers should have some cautious optimism that he can play against the Vikings in Week 14.

Olave has been an injury report mainstay this season, but to his credit he’s played in all 12 Saints games and hasn’t seen a noticeable drop in production. He looks likely to be cleared off the injury report on Friday. Or, failing that, at least make his way to an optimistic questionable listing. He played off just one practice last week.

Neither Shedeur Sanders nor Dillon Gabriel are having their practice reps taken by Watson. Jones believes it is “quite possible, if not likely,” Cleveland carries Watson on their 2026 roster as part of a quarterback competition — another huge four-quarterback battle is possible if one of Sanders or Gabriel is not traded. Jones goes on to call the Watson contract “unmovable” while noting that the Browns have two first-round picks and could trade up for another quarterback prospect in this year’s draft. The ol’ nothing is settled, but nothing is settled gambit. Watson has a realistic chance of actually playing next year, but whether he’ll be able to outperform Gabriel and Sanders after tearing his Achilles and playing horrible football for the Browns in 2023 is anyone’s guess.

We’d be surprised if Rodgers wasn’t up for Week 14’s game against the Ravens — it’s a huge game in the AFC North standings — but he didn’t exactly deliver a lot to the table in Week 13. From a fantasy perspective, he’s a low-end superflex QB2 at best. And after his 117-yard scoreless performance, you can argue he should be even lower.

It’s almost sure to go down as another DNP — London’s eighth in a row — and Raheem Morris saying that London has a chance to play feels like it’s an iffy one at best from where we sit Thursday. London will almost undoubtedly be on the questionable line if he can summon up some kind of effort in practice on Friday, but we’d have to say he’s on the pessimistic side of it without some major positive reporting appearing in the next 24 hours.

Carter has been listed with a shoulder injury on the Eagles’ injury report this season. Evidently, both shoulders were hurt. Carter has already been ruled out for the Eagles’ Week 14 game against the Chargers on Monday night, and his goal is “to be as close to 100 percent as possible for the playoff run.” The game-wrecking defensive tackle experienced a slight dip in his pass-rush win rate from 2024 to 2025, dropping from 12.9 percent to 11.5 percent. Despite the injuries, he ties for third on the team with 36 quarterback pressures.

As the Panthers head into their bye week, Canales said he “likes” the backfield balance the team struck in Week 13’s upset of the Rams, when Dowdle saw 18 rushes to 17 carries for Chuba Hubbard. Hubbard, fully recovered from a calf injury, ran 15 pass routes against LA — catching a touchdown on two grabs — while Dowdle logged six routes and caught both of his targets. “Some of it was third-down opportunities. We’ve been using Chuba primarily as our third-down back, and then he gets series as we go,” Canales said. With his pass game involvement reduced to almost nothing, Dowdle will be a low-ceiling, touchdown-dependent RB3 when the Panthers return from bye in Week 15. Hubbard, meanwhile, will have some value in deeper PPR formats.