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The four-year rookie deal is worth $4.46 million. McCord will now spend the next four months jockeying for the No. 2 position on the depth chart with the Eagles’ 2023 sixth-round pick, QB Tanner McKee, and free agent-signee, QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson. McCord possesses a strong arm and solid pocket awareness. Regardless of his ultimate depth chart landing spot, he should be a fun preseason performer. The Eagles also announced the signings of LB Smael Mondon Jr., OT Myles Hinton and OLB Antwaun Powell-Ryland.

Adams is officially listed as questionable after sitting out on Wednesday and Thursday. His participation level on Friday has not yet been released. Adams ranks 26th in receiving yards (718) yet leads the NFL in receiving touchdowns (14) and is the only player to score more than nine times. If active, the Rams will continue to deploy him as a featured weapon in scoring position. He warrants WR1 treatment in an expectedly high-scoring game environment.

He’ll be the lead back against the Panthers in Week 15 and is a borderline RB2/RB3 versus a Panthers defense that has operated as a pass funnel at times this season. Neal upgraded to a full practice today after two limited sessions to start the week. We don’t have any concerns about his injury at this point.

He didn’t practice at all this week. The Chargers had Bobby Hart playing NFL snaps in 2025 after Pipkins went down in-game with the injury on Monday night. The good news is: It’s hard to imagine how the offensive line could protect Justin Herbert any worse at this point.

A surprise questionable, at that. Johnston was limited in practice with the new designation. If Johnston were to miss this week’s game, he’d likely consolidate Justin Herbert’s target tree a bit rather than give his whole role over to rookie Tre Harris.

Zaccheaus upgraded to full on Friday after logging two limited sessions. He has earned three targets in consecutive weeks and does not need to be in re-draft lineups, though he did manage to score a touchdown last week. He is just a touchdown-dependent WR5.

Neither are Joey Bosa (hamstring/wrist) or Spencer Brown (shoulder) as the Bills look to be healthy in the trenches against the Patriots in a must-win game if they want any hope at the AFC East title this year. Joshua Palmer (ankle) is questionable after three limited sessions.

Benford picked up a toe injury in practice on Thursday and was a DNP on Friday. He was spotted without a walking boot on the sideline during Friday’s practice. He’s likely a true question mark at this point. LB Terrel Bernard (elbow) got in three limited sessions this week and was also put on the questionable line by Sean McDermott.

He didn’t practice on Wednesday, but the veteran probably has enough savvy to make it on to the field on Sunday if his knee cooperates. Reid had missed Week 14 and four straight practices before re-appearing on Thursday.

That makes it three weeks in a row with no practice or game for Kamara, who has been out since a Week 12 MCL sprain. It’s possible that he’ll make it back next week, but he certainly doesn’t have to be held at this point. He was playing like an RB3 in fantasy while playing through an ankle listing.

Odunze was limited in practice all week, placing him firmly in the questionable camp. He was labeled “week-to-week” just last Friday by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, who added that Odunze “needs rest” after playing through a stress fracture in his foot. It is possible that Odunze suits up on Sunday, but a return in Week 16 seems more likely. If active, he would be difficult to trust as more than a boom-bust FLEX.