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Super Bowl LX

Super Bowl LX: New England Patriots v Seattle Seahawks

Super Bowl LX: Seahawks dominate Patriots in 29-13 win

The Seahawks defense overwhelmed the Patriots for Seattle’s second NFL championship.

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Super Bowl Clips

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Super Bowl Player News

Rashid Shaheed

SEA Wide Receiver #22

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Rashid Shaheed (knee) remained sidelined for Friday’s practice.

Shaheed is now firmly on the wrong side of questionable heading into Monday evening’s game against the Bears. If he was in your third receiver or second FLEX spot in a 14-team league, it is time to start making other plans.
Zach Charbonnet

SEA Running Back #26

Zach Charbonnet (knee) was downgraded to “limited” for Friday’s practice.

It’s not particularly concerning — this is probably part of a pre-established practice plan as Charbonnet completes his injury comeback — but Jadarian Price’s Friday return to full practice certainly has our attention. Now even if Charbonnet does manage to make his 2026 debut on Monday evening against the Bears, he could have even more company in Seattle’s crowded backfield. Both backs returning would make all three of Charbonnet, Price and Emanuel Wilson shaky FLEX plays. We will receive official game designations on Saturday afternoon. Until then, hang tight.
Jadarian Price

SEA Running Back #8

Jadarian Price (chest) was upgraded to “full” for Friday’s practice.

Price was upgraded to full while Zach Charbonnet (knee) was downgraded to limited. That is probably part of a pre-planned process with Charbonnet, but as of Friday evening, we suppose Price is now technically closer to returning than his veteran backfield mate. As it is, both players now seem more likely than not to suit up, which would make for an extremely chaotic fantasy situation with Emanuel Wilson still in the fold. With the Seahawks playing on Monday evening, we will receive official game designations Saturday afternoon.
Carlton Davis

NE Cornerback #7

Carlton Davis (neck) is questionable for New England’s Week 8 game against the Dolphins.

It’s a bit of a surprise questionable because Davis got in three full practice sessions this week. Still, he is coming off a long-term neck injury that has sidelined him most of the year so we understand the Patriots being cautious here. We’d consider Davis on the optimistic side of questionable.
TreVeyon Henderson

NE Running Back #32

TreVeyon Henderson (illness) is questionable for Week 8 against the Dolphins.

Henderson missed practice Thursday with an illness, ultimately drawing the questionable tag for the team’s Week 8 divisional clash with the Dolphins. That places fantasy managers in a precarious position considering the team plays in the afternoon portion of the Sunday slate. It would be prudent to make alternate plans at FLEX.
A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #1

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said A.J. Brown (knee) is questionable for New England’s Week 8 game against the Dolphins.

This feels like a very optimistic questionable after Brown missed the last two practices of the week with a new knee tweak. Brown-reliant managers should be making contingency plans ready for Sunday. “We’ll see when he comes in tomorrow, and we’ll make a decision,” Vrabel said.
A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #1

A.J. Brown (knee) was not spotted at Friday’s practice.

Brown has now missed back-to-back practices and is at serious risk of missing Week 8’s game against the Dolphins. Brown’s knee injury was reported as a “flare-up” from a previous knee injury, which is never a good sign for a player. Brown has been dealing with injuries like this for a few years but has always found a way to play through them. While it’s possible he ends up doing so again this week, fantasy managers should begin considering other options in the event he is held out.
Jadarian Price

SEA Running Back #8

Jadarian Price (chest) was a limited participant during Thursday’s practice.

Price gets in the limited session after coach Mike Macdonald said that it was realistic that the tailback could be back Monday night against the Bears in Week 8. Zach Charbonnet was a full participant Thursday, so the Seattle backfield could finally be at full strength — or close to it, anyway — for the stretch. That’s nice for the Seahawks, but creates a lot of confusion from a fantasy perspective.
Rashid Shaheed

SEA Wide Receiver #22

Rashid Shaheed did not practice Thursday.

Shaheed received positive news on his knee injury that caused him to leave Sunday’s blowout win over the Chiefs, but there’s a pretty good chance that he’s going to miss at least Week 8’s game against Chicago on Monday. Assuming that’s the case, it will lead to more snaps for Tory Horton both as a receiver and as the primary returner.
Zach Charbonnet

SEA Running Back #26

Zach Charbonnet (knee) was a full participant during Thursday’s practice.

It’s obviously a positive development for Charbonnet, who appears to be on track for his season debut against the Bears in Week 8. Fantasy managers just have to keep in mind that the rug was pulled from underneath last week when the Seahawks ruled the tailback out late in the week. Jadarian Price (chest) was a limited participant, but fantasy managers who want to use a Seattle tailback on Monday night won’t have clarity until Saturday at the earliest.

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