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  • FA Tackle #77
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    Winston Justice is projected as the Colts starting right tackle.
    Justice was inconsistent as an Eagle, getting shuttled in and out of the lineup as Andy Reid searched for answers. In Indy, he’ll only have to hold off Ben Ijalana for the starting gig. Ijalana is also challenging Joe Reitz for the left guard job.
  • PIT Wide Receiver #19
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    Steelers WR Calvin Austin (hamstring) was limited on Thursday.
    Austin has a chance to return this week, but it would be nice to see him upgrade his participation level. The speedy receiver is needed with No. 1 WR DK Metcalf suspended this week. The Steelers (9-7) take on the Ravens (8-8) this week, and the winner advances to the postseason.
    Can Nabers be counted on coming off knee injury?
    Matthew Berry, Jay Croucher and Connor Rogers share if Trey McBride should be a first-round pick in fantasy next year, how Malik Nabers could play with Jaxson Dart and why Justin Jefferson can still be a weapon in 2026.
  • ATL Wide Receiver #1
    Falcons WR Darnell Mooney (knee) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    He was a new addition to the injury report. The last thing Mooney needed was another ailment to battle through after his collarbone injury in the preseason has largely left him ineffective this season. He’ll be tough to trust even in a WR5/WR6 role against the Saints.
  • ATL Tight End #8
    Falcons TE Kyle Pitts (knee) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    Pitts sees a second-straight limited session to open the week. He’s still in line to play in Week 18 and should remain on the TE1 line, but expectations should not be “Buccaneers on Thursday Night” level high for Pitts given how often he’s appeared on the report with this injury listing the last few weeks.
  • ATL Wide Receiver #5
    Falcons WR Drake London (knee) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    The main issue with London isn’t the limited sessions, it’s the fact that he doesn’t seem anywhere near close to full strength right now and he’s just toughing it out. London has just 31 yards on 12 targets since returning from his PCL sprain in Week 17. We’d bet against him being a major fantasy factor in Week 18 unless there are signs that he’s turning the corner — a full practice — on Friday.
  • WAS Running Back #22
    Commanders RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt (illness) practiced in full on Sunday.
    With Chris Rodriguez healthy this week, it’s unknown if “Bill” will shoulder a real fantasy workload in Week 18. We’d certainly let him try if we were the Commanders after last week’s 11/105/2 affair against the Cowboys, but we bet the actual result will be a fantasy-value killing backfield split.
  • TEN Tight End #84
    Titans TE Gunnar Helm (toe) did not practice on Thursday.
    Helm is now on the wrong side of questionable, which benefits TE Chig Okonkwo, who has scored a touchdown in consecutive weeks. Okonkwo is scheduled to enter free agency at the end of the season and has a chance to earn a decent payday with another strong showing.
  • NYJ Quarterback #2
    Jets QB Tyrod Taylor (knee) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    It was a new addition. Taylor will likely serve as Brady Cook’s backup on Sunday if he’s able to play through the injury. Taylor’s knee has been an issue for him on the injury report since Week 16, though he has finally shook the groin tag that had him lose the starting job in the first place.
  • NYJ Tight End #85
    Jets TE Mason Taylor (neck) did not practice Thursday.
    It would be surprising if Taylor played in Week 18’s game after two DNPs to open up the week. He hasn’t played since Week 14. We anticipate writing his season wrap-up blurb on Friday.
  • NYJ Running Back #32
    Jets RB Isaiah Davis (concussion) did not practice on Thursday.
    It’s looking unlikely that Davis will be cleared for Week 18 given the lack of practice — it suggests he’s still in the beginning stages of the protocol. If he rests, Khalil Herbert will likely see backup reps behind Breece Hall against the Bills on Sunday.
  • NO Wide Receiver #15
    Saints WR Mason Tipton (groin) did not practice on Thursday.
    Tipton is now on the wrong side of questionable, which is unfortunate. The Saints will be without WR Chris Olave, who is in the hospital, recovering from a blood clot in his lung. This likely leaves WRs Kevin Austin and Dante Pettis atop the depth chart against the Panthers.