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Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss Philip Rivers coming out of retirement and signing with the Indianapolis Colts, explaining why the move was a “break glass in case of emergency” decision.
Lawrence has 'turned a corner' for Jaguars
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers dive into Trevor Lawrence's Week 14 performance against the Colts and why it feels like the QB has "turned the corner" under head coach Liam Coen.

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  • JAC Defensive End #44
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    Walker has been out since Week 11 with the knee issue. He returned to practice for two limited sessions last week but didn’t play through his questionable tag on Sunday. Potentially facing the Brady Cook-led Jets, Walker should be able to return with a sack or two in Week 15.
  • JAC Quarterback #16
    This is Lawrence’s first appearance on the injury report this year, which is longer than most players make it before dealing with some. A limited practice puts him on track to play this week, though the ankle issue could limit his mobility. Lawrence has 251 rushing yards and five scores on the ground this year. Some of his best fantasy outings have been fueled by his nose for the end zone as a runner. Lawrence will stick in the QB2 ranks for his Week 15 date with the Jets.
  • NO Running Back #41
    It took an MCL sprain in Week 12 to sideline Kamara, who had played through an ankle injury for much of the year. He remains sidelined and appears to be highly unlikely to suit up for the Saints’ Week 15 game against the Panthers. Rookie RB Devin Neal (abdomen) will continue starting in his stead.
  • IND Wide Receiver #2
    The ankle issue is new for Downs, but he has been playing through various injuries all year. A full practice puts him on track to play in Week 15. With Daniel Jones out and one of Riley Leonard or Phillip Rivers drawing the start, Downs will be stuck in the WR5 ranks for Sunday’s game.
  • NO Running Back #24
    While Neal’s new injury listing might feel like a gut punch, his early-week participation puts him on track to play in Week 15 against the Panthers. Neal handled a career-high 20 touches last week, so being a little banged up the following week is unsurprising. The rookie running back warrants RB3/FLEX treatment thanks to his three-down skillset and workload.
  • IND Wide Receiver #14
    Pierce left Week 14’s game for a concussion evaluation in the fourth quarter. He was never given an injury designation and did not enter the league’s concussion protocol after the game. A full practice today with a different injury listed on the report means he should be good to go for Week 15. With either Riley Leonard or Phillip Rivers now starting in place of an injured Daniel Jones, our hopes aren’t high for Pierce as a fantasy option versus Seattle’s elite defense.
  • IND Quarterback #15
    Leonard is dealing with a PCL injury, but a full practice to open the week means he should be available for Sunday’s game. Whether he gets the start or not is a different question. Phillip Rivers is now on the team’s practice squad and should take over as the starter sooner rather than later, though he may need a week to get up to speed after five years away from football. Even if Leonard starts, the knee issue could limit his mobility, which was his calling card coming out of college. He will be, at best, a low-end QB2 if he gets the start.
  • NYG Tight End #84
    Johnson is on track to face the Commanders this week. The 24-year-old tight end has established himself as one of QB Jaxson Dart’s go-to pass catchers, though he remains somewhat touchdown-dependent in fantasy football. He can be started as a volatile TE1 if he is good to go.
  • NYG Running Back #29
    Tracy is on track to resume handling lead-back duties for the Giants this week. He is backed up by the oft-involved Devin Singletary. Tracy was forced from the Giants’ Week 13 game against the Patriots with a hip injury, but both he and Singletary still managed to log double-digit touches apiece for the fourth consecutive time. Tracy is an RB2 against the Commanders. Singletary warrants moderate FLEX consideration, though he is touchdown-dependent.
  • WAS Running Back #36
    Rodriguez presumably suffered the groin injury during the Commanders’ Week 14 loss to the Vikings, but he never officially left the game with an injury designation. Rodriguez has been operating as the team’s top back for a few weeks. His absence would open up work for Jacory Croskey-Merritt, who has largely been phased out of the offense. Thursday’s injury report will give us a better idea of Rodriguez’s availability for Week 15.

NFL Week 15

Josh Allen, Christian McCaffrey, Puka Nacua, and Trey McBride highlight the positional rankings for Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season.
Follow the latest injury news for fantasy football lineups in Week 15.
Blake Corum and Ryan Flournoy were two of the biggest fantasy surprises of the week. Both second-year players topped 100 yards and found the end zone, making them two of the best waiver wire adds ahead of Week 15.
Eric Samulski breaks down his fantasy football defense rankings for Week 15 of the NFL season
Breaking down all of the NFL’s biggest Week 14 storylines, including Kansas City’s continued struggles.
FFHH unpacks Tony Pollard’s massive game against the Browns before sharing why Shedeur Sanders’ breakout performance bodes well for Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fanning Jr. moving forward.
Following Daniel Jones’ Achilles injury, Matthew Berry & Co. project rest-of-season values for the Colts’ most important fantasy pieces and ponder what rookie Riley Leonard is capable of.

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Trysta Krick and Jay Croucher discuss how the struggles of the 49ers defense could allow Cam Ward and the Titans to have "enough of a pulse" inside of the 12.5-point spread in Week 15.

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It’s currently unclear whether or not 44-year-old Philip Rivers will start at quarterback for the Colts when they play the Seahawks on Sunday.
The Browns signed cornerback Tre Avery from the practice squad to the active roster, the team announced Wednesday.
The Bucs are set to get two wideouts back in the lineup Thursday night.
Lions safety Brian Branch had successful surgery to repair his torn Achilles tendon.

Matthew Berry

Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher break down their top waiver wire running backs for Week 15, including New York Giants’ Devin Singletary and Los Angeles Rams’ Blake Corum.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher discuss which wide receivers they recommend picking up off the waiver wire, including Green Bay’s Jayden Reed, Chicago’s Luther Burden III and Houston’s Jayden Higgins.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher discuss why Cleveland Browns tight end Harold Fannin Jr. is a solid pickup for fantasy managers as he becomes a more consistent target for quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher break down their best bets for Week 15 on early lines, including the Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants and the Tennessee Titans matchup vs. the San Francisco 49ers.

Rotoworld Fantasy Football

Kyle Dvorchak analyzes Jayden Daniels being ruled out Sunday against the Giants with an elbow injury, questioning if the young quarterback will return this season and sharing how this news affects veteran Terry McLaurin.
Kyle Dvorchak reacts to Trey Benson reportedly being out for the rest of the season with a knee injury, sharing what this means for Zonovan Knight and debating if the Cardinals can keep things close against the Texas.
Eric Samulski breaks down his full defense rankings for the 2025 fantasy football playoffs
A deep dive into players who are running unsustainably hot or cold going into Week 15, and what it means for your start-sit decisions for the fantasy football playoffs.

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The first round of the 2026 NFL Draft will move a bit faster than in past years.
Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles noted earlier on Wednesday that Mike Evans has shown what he’s needed to in practice as the receiver returns from a fractured collarbone.
Cornerback Jaycee Horn took a step back toward the Panthers lineup at practice on Wednesday.
The NFL’s investment in flag football is continuing with an announcement today that the league’s owners have voted to launch and financially support a professional flag football league.
The Chiefs could be officially eliminated from playoff contention in Week 15 and tight end Travis Kelce said that the situation is a “tough reality” for the 6-7 team to be in.
The Raiders probably will not have their quarterback for Sunday’s matchup with the reigning Super Bowl champions.
The Texans will be getting a pair of offensive players back at practice this week.
On the same day the Colts gave a tryout to 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers, they also worked out a quarterback literally half his age. 22-year-old free-agent Seth Henigan had a tryout on Tuesday, per the league’s daily transaction report.