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A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #1

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A.J. Brown (ankle/knee) did not practice on Thursday.

Brown seems highly unlikely to play in Week 9 against the Packers. The Patriots could shut him down for a little while, with the goal of getting his degenerative knee and early-season high-ankle sprain healed. For now, fantasy managers should make backup plans in the short term.
Christian Watson

GB Wide Receiver #9

Christian Watson (rib) was limited during Thursday’s practice.

It’s back-to-back limited sessions for Watson. It’ll likely be a pain-tolerance issue for the wideout, but assuming he doesn’t suffer a setback in practice, he appears to be good for Week 9 against the Patriots and deserves WR1 consideration.
Harold Fannin

CLE Tight End #44

Harold Fannin (groin) was added to the injury report on Thursday.

This is concerning. Fannin suffered a groin injury during his 2025 rookie season and underwent offseason surgery to address it. It is possible this is just general soreness, but fantasy managers must closely monitor his practice participation level tomorrow. KC Concepcion operates in a similar role and would directly benefit if Fanning is unable to play this week.
Emeka Egbuka

TB Wide Receiver #2

Emeka Egbuka (foot) was a full participant in Thursday’s practice.

After only participating in drills on the side and being listed as a non-participant Wednesday, Egbuka was a full-go for Thursday’s session. The 24-year-old will likely need to get in one more full session before fantasy managers can fully trust the wideout for Week 9 against the Bears, but this is obviously a significant step in the right direction.
Amon-Ra St. Brown

DET Wide Receiver #14

Amon-Ra St. Brown (rib) was limited in Thursday’s practice.

It’d be nice to see the Sun God get in a full session, but the fact that the star wideout has been able to practice both days suggest he’ll be just fine for Week 9 against the Dolphins. He’ll be a high-end WR1 for that game and any other contest that St. Brown plays in.
Christian McCaffrey

SF Running Back #23

Christian McCaffrey (hamstring) was able to participate in Wednesday’s practice.

A rare bit of good news on the injury front for the 49ers. McCaffrey was given the day off Wednesday, but even if this is just a limited session, it’s a good start for what could be a a Week 9 date against the Raiders that sees the tailback get a smorgasbord of touches due to the issues involving several injured receivers.
Mike Evans

SF Wide Receiver #5

Mike Evans (Achilles) was not present at Thursday’s practice.

Evans wasn’t spotted at practice, nor was Deebo Samuel (hamstring). Neither player is expected to play against the Raiders on Thursday, and Thursday’s missed practice seems to clinch that. The 49ers’ receiving crops are in dire straits, with Christian Kirk also not practicing with his knee injury.
TreVeyon Henderson

NE Running Back #32

ESPN’s Mike Reiss believes TreVeyon Henderson’s illness might be related to the “adversity” he has faced this season.

Reiss was asked about Henderson’s status during his weekly appearance on the local radio show, Toucher & Hardy. According to Reiss, Henderson has faced a lot of new challenges this season, including recurring ankle issues and limited playing time, and the adversity has been tough for Henderson to deal with. Some might remember that similar reports surfaced regarding Bucky Irving, beset by multiple injuries, last season. Henderson might need more time before he resumes playing. Stay tuned. He was officially listed as a non-participant on Thursday.
Drew Lock

SEA Quarterback #2

Drew Lock told reporters that his elbow “felt good” after Wednesday’s practice.

“It’s doing good. I’m excited to be back out there,” Lock said. “Felt great to get under center, rip some balls yesterday. Feels good.” Lock noted that he’ll go through a normal week of practice, and assuming there’s no setbacks, he’ll be under center in place of Sam Darnold (rib/quad) for Week 9 against the Cardinals. If Lock can’t go, it’ll be Jalen Milroe.
Breece Hall

NYJ Running Back #20

Breece Hall (quad) said he is ready to go for Week 9 against the Chiefs.

We expect to see Hall listed as a full participant on today’s injury report. An update will be provided if that is not the case. Earlier today, Jets OC Frank Reich discussed Hall and Braelon Allen’s expected usage, saying having the two players is “a great problem to have,” referring to the duo as “two No. 1 backs.” That said, Reich added that Hall “is obviously the bell cow,” but the backfield usage will be a “mix” of both players. Jets coach Aaron Glenn will reportedly share his ideal backfield split with Reich, who will work with the position coaches to make it happen. Hall likely belongs in the high-end RB2 tier while Allen remains FLEX-viable.

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