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The Raiders haven’t really put out a timetable for Miller to be fully healthy, but we’re assuming he’ll probably be ready for training camp based on this update that he’s “nearing full strength” at OTAs. Miller only played the first four games of last season after suffering a high-ankle sprain and hairline fracture against the Bears in September.

Kelce missed large chunks of the first and second quarter with injury, but returned to finish the game without incident. It initially appeared Kelce aggravated his pre-existing ankle issue, but coach Andy Reid said afterward it was a calf ailment. That likely means cramps. That also means it’s not a big concern for Week 11 against the Cardinals, but with Josh Downs in tow to finally provide another legitimate target for Patrick Mahomes, Kelce’s TE1 floor is probably lowering for the stretch run.

Gonzalez just recently became the Dolphins’ full-time kicker, but he missed two field goals and one extra point against the Colts. He had the opportunity to kick the go-ahead field goal in the fourth quarter, but missed from 51 yards. He also missed a 47-yarder earlier in the game while making a 53-yarder and missing an extra point in the third quarter. In a game the Dolphins lost by two points, Gonzalez leaving seven points on the field certainly contributed towards the outcome of this game. If he is still on the team next week, Gonzalez should not be a fantasy option in Week 11.

Pollard was bottled up on the ground throughout this contest, but Cam Ward leaned on him for easy completions as the Titans played from behind. Pollard eventually cashed in on one of them with a 32-yard score on a simple check-dowk. Pollard broke several tackle attempts from Jagaurs defenders that could only be descried as effortless. The return of Tyjae Spear had no impact on his role, though that could change as Spears gets healthier. Pollard remains a volume-based RB2 for his Week 11 date with the Cowboys.

With Josh Downs making his Chiefs debut, Patrick Mahomes had his best game since 2022. Worthy, sadly, could not get in on the fun, turning in his first 2026 “zero ball” while only really popping up during the broadcast when he failed to corral a fourth quarter onside kick attempt. Worthy was playing through a hamstring injury, but he did not look much worse for the wear. Today was sad confirmation that what little WR4 value Worthy had left is probably now gone with Downs’ arrival. That includes even for plus dates like next week’s contest with the Cardinals.

Bland could be seen having his right ankle tended to on the sideline in the second quarter of Sunday’s game. The 27-year-old corner was ruled out at the beginning of the second half and entered the game with an ankle injury that had him listed as questionable entering the weekend. Hopefully this isn’t an issue that plagues him for too long, as Dallas can ill-afford to lose its top defenders.

Belinger caught a goal line touchdown in the second quarter. It was his first touchdown as a Titan. It was also the first receiving touchdown for any Titans tight end this year. Bellinger isn’t on the fantasy radar for Week 11, but his presence should preent fantasy managers from having interest in Gunnar Helm.

Holani picked up the knee injury in the first half against the Raiders and did not return. The Seattle rushing offense has revolved around Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price in recent weeks, leaving Holani out of the backfield fold. He can remain on waivers ahead of Week 11.

The four catches were Pitts’ most in three weeks, while the 50 yards were his second most of the season. Unfortunately, that latter stat tells you all you need to know about Pitts’ TE1 viability right now — he doesn’t have any. He’s also now been held scoreless in 7-of-10 appearances. Headed on bye before returning against the Vikings’ shutdown defense, Pitts is a drop candidate in 12-team leagues.

Shough continued his wildly inefficient ways. He faced constant pressure from a Carolina front seven that entered the week with the league’s sixth lowest QB pressure rate, and missed short and intermediate throws throughout. Shough had a miserable aDOT of 4.5 and had a -8 total EPA on the day. The disjointed Saints offense doesn’t make things easy for Shough, but his total inability to make routine throws is having a real impact on Saints pass catchers. Shough should be considered a superflex-only option in Week 11 against the Bears.

Coming off a 5-71-1 receiving line versus the Bengals, Dike appeared to be taking on a larger role in the absence of Carnell Tate. That wasn’t the case versus Jacksonville and he finished fifth on the team in targets. Even desperate fantasy managers can send him back to the waiver wire ahead of Week 11.