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A. Dillon - RB

GB

AJ Dillon (quad) was limited during Thursday's practice.

That makes two straight limited sessions for Dillon after he was forced from the Packers' Divisional Round victory over the Rams with the quad injury. He rushed six times for 27 yards before suffering the quad issue last week. Barring a Friday setback, the rookie should be in line to play this week against Tampa's league-best rush defense.

Added 5:22 pm (EST)

ProFootballTalk.com

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J. Williams - RB

GB

Jamaal Williams (ankle) was limited at Thursday's practice.

AJ Dillon was also limited for a second straight day in Green Bay's lead up to Sunday's NFC title game against Tampa. Either Williams or Dillon could become sneaky, low-cost DFS options if the other back is sidelined Sunday. For now, it appears both are on track to suit up. Williams saw a dozen carries last week against the Rams and has split high-value touches with Aaron Jones when healthy this season.

Added 5:16 pm (EST)

ProFootballTalk.com

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G. Davis - WR

BUF

Gabriel Davis (ankle) did not practice Thursday.

Davis was seen hobbling during last week's game against the Ravens after suffering an ankle injury in the first quarter. A missed Thursday practice is hardly a good sign that Davis will be available for the AFC title game against the Chiefs this Sunday. Buffalo would likely use fewer four-receiver sets and Dawson Knox could see more run against KC if Davis is inactive.

Added 3:36 pm (EST)

Chris Brown on Twitter

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C. Beasley - WR

BUF

Cole Beasley was added to the Bills' injury report on Thursday, getting in a "limited" session with a knee issue.

We would guess this is just maintenance after Beasley was absent from Wednesday's report, though it will be worth monitoring on Friday. Beasley has nowhere to go but up for Sunday's title tilt after being held to 0/0/0 in the Divisional Round. With Gabriel Davis (ankle) not practicing, Beasley's floor inches up a tad.

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D. Haskins - QB

PIT

Steelers signed QB Dwayne Haskins, DB Stephen Denmark, TE Charles Jones, and TE Dax Raymond to reserve/future contracts.

Haskins joins the Steelers after his two-year run in Washington ended with the team releasing him following a blatant violation of COVID-19 protocols. Pittsburgh also adds Jones and Raymond to a relatively shallow tight end depth chart. Raymond -- who had a 73rd percentile speed score at the 2019 NFL combine -- was one of Jordan Love's primary targets at Utah State. He was signed by Chicago as an undrafted free agent in 2019 before being released by the Bears after the 2019 season.

Added 2:57 pm (EST)

Steelers.com

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L. Bell - RB

KC

Le'Veon Bell was held out of Thursday's practice after experiencing swelling in his knee.

Bell was absent from Wednesday's injury report, but that is when the swelling began. He is now on the wrong side of questionable for Sunday's AFC title tilt with the Bills, but even if Bell was healthy, he was going to have a small role. That is even if Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle, hip) remains sidelined. Regardless of what happens going forward this week, Bell cannot be trusted in DFS.

Added 2:43 pm (EST)

Sam McDowell on Twitter

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P. Mahomes - QB

KC

Patrick Mahomes (concussion) was limited during Thursday's practice.

Mahomes, who remains in the league's concussion protocol after suffering a brain injury last week against the Browns, "took all the reps" in Wednesday's practice, per head coach Andy Reid. Mahomes took the majority of the practice snaps on Thursday. Mahomes is on track to suit up in the AFC Championship Game against the Bills this Sunday. "The Chiefs wouldn't be using all of this practice time on a QB who they didn't think was going to play," said ESPN's Adam Teicher, who covers the Chiefs.

Added 2:42 pm (EST)

Adam Teicher on Twitter

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D. Haskins - QB

PIT

Steelers signed Dwayne Haskins to a one-year deal.

The team signed Haskins after meeting with him Thursday. The 23-year-old quarterback will look to reestablish himself in Pittsburgh after a horrific two-year run in Washington that ended with Haskins losing his captain spot after violating COVID-19 protocols by attending a maskless party. Haskins certainly isn't a lock to be on the Steelers' 53-man roster to start the 2021 season, and we'd expect the team to add other QB options with Ben Roethlisberger entering the twilight of his career.

Added 2:07 pm (EST)

Adam Schefter on Twitter

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D. Haskins - QB

PIT

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer reports the Steelers are "planning to sign" free agent QB Dwayne Haskins.

Haskins is meeting with the coaching staff on Thursday. He will be signed if "all goes well." That, of course, can't be taken for granted with Haskins coming off his disastrous two-year tenure in Washington. The Steelers have needed an upgrade at the backup quarterback for years, but it is highly unclear if Haskins is actually better than Mason Rudolph. We would hope Haskins wouldn't be the final signal caller who is added behind a rapidly-declining Ben Roethlisberger.

Added 1:50 pm (EST)

Albert Breer on Twitter

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A. Brown - WR

TB

Bucs head coach Bruce Arians said Antonio Brown (knee) will be a game-time decision against the Packers.

Arians said Brown -- who has not practiced this week after suffering the knee injury in the Divisional Round -- won't have to practice to suit up Sunday against Green Bay. "He's a veteran," Arians said. "He knows what he's doing." It's uncertain whether Brown would be limited against the Packers if he's able to play through the knee issue, making him a dicey DFS option at best. His absence would open up snaps and targets for Scotty Miller and Tyler Johnson.

Added 1:21 pm (EST)

Ben Volin on Twitter

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D. Swift - RB

DET

Lions head coach Dan Campbell said he wants to use RB D'Andre Swift as a slot receiver.

After elaborating on how his Lions will "bite off" the kneecaps of their opponents -- among other medieval torture techniques -- the new Detroit head coach said he wants an offensive coordinator who will get Swift in space against linebackers, including using him in the slot. An excellent pass catcher, Swift excelled as the team's primary pass-catching back late in the 2020 season, catching 46 of 57 targets for 357 yards and two touchdowns. Swift's best game of the season was in Week 10 against Washington, when he exploited defensive mismatches and caught all five of his targets for 68 yards and a score. Swift would transform into a PPR force if the team commits to the shifty back in such a role.

Added 1:07 pm (EST)

Chris Burke on Twitter

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A. Brown - WR

TB

Antonio Brown (knee) remained sidelined for Thursday's practice.

Brown wasn't available for the portion open to media — his second consecutive 'DNP' to start the week. His knee injury is reportedly "not serious," but even one limited session would be an encouraging development before Tampa Bay kicks off against the Packers Sunday. Friday's practice will be telling.

Added 11:30 am (EST)

Greg Auman on Twitter

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D. Haskins - QB

PIT

Steelers hosted ex-Washington Football Team QB Dwayne Haskins Thursday.

Steelers are in need of a backup quarterback with only Mason Rodolph under contract behind Ben Roethlisberger in 2021, but Haskins ain't it. Only one year removed from coming off the board as Washington's No. 15 overall pick, Haskins showed zero signs of development or maturity for a revamped organization last year, finally getting benched and waived (with no team claiming him) altogether ahead of the regular season finale. Despite his surrounding interest, the 23-year-old isn't expected to sign anywhere until the new league year.

Added 10:53 am (EST)

Ian Rapoport on Twitter

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A. Dillon - RB

GB

AJ Dillon (quad) was limited on Wednesday.

Dillon was injured in the fourth quarter of the Divisional Round against the Rams, but he appears to be on track to play with Wednesday's limited session. The Packers used Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams relatively equally last week, while Dillon handled six carries as a distant third option. If the Bucs game is close, Dillon may only play a few offensive snaps.

Added Yesterday 6:42 pm (EST)

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R. Jones - RB

TB

Ronald Jones said he's "feeling better than last week."

Jones played through a quad injury against the Saints but managed to dodge any setbacks. He was limited in practice on Wednesday and could threaten Leonard Fournette's role as the lead back on Sunday now that he's feeling better. Jones has primarily been limited to early downs this season, but coach Bruce Arians has been willing to ride the hot hand at times, too. Projecting this backfield is a challenge week-to-week. The injuries have only added to that.

Added Yesterday 6:36 pm (EST)

James Palmer on Twitter

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A. Brown - WR

TB

Antonio Brown (knee) did not practice on Wednesday.

Brown needed an MRI on Monday but reportedly dodged a major injury. Obviously it's possible that the injury can be both non-serious and enough to sideline him for the NFC Championship Game. His practice reports on Thursday and Friday will tell the story. At this point, Brown's availability is up in the air. Scotty Miller would enter into three-receiver sets if Brown is ruled out.

Added Yesterday 6:29 pm (EST)

Rick Stroud on Twitter

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P. Mahomes - QB

KC

Patrick Mahomes (concussion) was limited in practice Wednesday.

The Chiefs initially called him a full participant and coach Andy Reid even said Mahomes "took all the reps", but a player can't be listed as a full participant while in this stage of the NFL concussion protocol and this was more of a walkthrough than actual practice. It's all semantics really. Ultimately, Mahomes is on track to start the AFC Championship but could need until Friday or Saturday to be officially cleared. In addition to his concussion (or neck injury), Mahomes is dealing with a toe injury that limited his dual-threat abilities last weekend.

Added Yesterday 6:13 pm (EST)

Mike Garafolo on Twitter

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C. Beasley - WR

BUF

Cole Beasley is absent from the Bills' injury report for the AFC Championship Game.

Beasley had a doughnut against the Ravens, but it wasn't because he suffered a setback with his knee. For Sunday's title bout, Beasley will be rematching with a Chiefs defense that held him to 4/45/1 in a windswept Week 6 loss. With Gabriel Davis (ankle) not practicing, another Beasley zero isn't going to be an option for a Bills team trying to advance to the Super Bowl for the first time in almost 30 years.

Added Yesterday 6:06 pm (EST)

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S. Watkins - WR

KC

Sammy Watkins (calf) practiced Wednesday.

Watkins missed the Divisional Round win against the Browns, but this is an upgrade from his practice round of DNPs last week. Watkins appears to be headed in the right direction, but Thursday is the key day for him.

Added Yesterday 2:31 pm (EST)

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C. Edwards-Helaire - RB

KC

Clyde Edwards-Helaire (hip) practiced Wednesday.

Wednesday was a light day for the Chiefs, as coach Andy Reid noted Thursday is the big day for practice. Edwards-Helaire is trending in the right direction after initially getting hurt in Week 15.

Added Yesterday 2:29 pm (EST)

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P. Mahomes - QB

KC

Coach Andy Reid said Patrick Mahomes (concussion) remains in the league's protocol but "took all the reps" at Wednesday's practice.

Mahomes is going to play in the AFC Championship game. Look for the Chiefs to ramp him up as the week proceeds.

Added Yesterday 2:27 pm (EST)

Adam Teicher on Twitter

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L. Jackson - QB

BAL

Ravens coach John Harbaugh said he's "totally certain" the Ravens will sign Lamar Jackson to a long-term extension.

“Eric [DeCosta] and I have talked about that and other contracts, so I’m very confident that Eric and those guys will do a great job,” Harbaugh said. “Absolutely, we want Lamar to sign a long-term deal and be with us. I’m totally certain that’s going to happen. When it happens, that’s the details. That’s what we’ve got to figure out.” Harbaugh was commenting on a report that the Ravens plan to explore an extension for Jackson this offseason. Baltimore is a lock to pick up Jackson's fifth-year option in May. There's optimism the sides can reach a long-term deal before next year's training camp.

Added Yesterday 11:40 am (EST)

NFL Network

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P. Mahomes - QB

KC

Patrick Mahomes (concussion) will have a "light practice" Wednesday.

Mahomes has "no symptoms" but remains in the concussion protocol. He'll likely be listed as limited or DNP. The Chiefs plan to ramp up Mahomes's reps later in the week. Mahomes is also dealing with a foot injury, but this puts him on track to start in the AFC Championship against the Bills.

Added Yesterday 10:51 am (EST)

NFL Network

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G. Davis - WR

BUF

Gabriel Davis (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday.

Davis injured his ankle in the first quarter of Saturday's win over the Ravens. The missed practice puts his status for the AFC Championship game in question. The Bills would be forced to cut back on their four-wide sets if Davis can't get cleared.

Added Yesterday 9:36 am (EST)

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P. Rivers - QB

IND

Philip Rivers announced his retirement after 17 NFL seasons.

Colts general manager had said Rivers would make a decision about his retirement next month, but Rivers, 39, only needed two weeks to say he would leave the game after 16 years with the Chargers and one season with Indianapolis. Rivers, who will become the head coach at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama, threw for at least 30 touchdowns six times in his career, topping 4,500 passing yards in five seasons. Incredibly, he didn't miss a game since taking over as the Chargers' starting QB in 2006. Rivers and the Chargers had a run of excellent regular seasons with LaDainian Tomlinson as the team's offensive centerpiece, only to falter in the postseason, sometimes in heart wrenching fashion. In his only season with the Colts, Rivers led the team to the playoffs before losing to the Bills in the Wild Card round. Rivers' oddball sidearm delivery will go down as one of the quirkiest and most effective throwing motions in league history. The Colts will bring in new quarterbacks via the NFL draft or free agency -- perhaps both. QB Jacoby Brissett is an unrestricted free agent.

Added Yesterday 9:01 am (EST)

Adam Schefter on Twitter

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A. Brown - WR

TEN

A.J. Brown said he had surgery on both of his knees.

Brown claims that they believed his 2020 season was done after a Week 2 knee injury, but he managed to play through the pain. That makes his 70-1,075-11 receiving line across 14 games even more impressive. Brown simply is one of the best and most physical athletes at the position. It's unclear what surgeries he had -- his Week 2 injury was reportedly a bone bruise -- but he has months to get back to full health before training camp. With Corey Davis and Jonnu Smith headed for free agency, Brown will be in the WR1 conversation for 2021 fantasy drafts. He'll be 24 years old then.

Added Jan 19 6:34 pm (EST)

Terry McCormick on Twitter

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Z. Moss - RB

BUF

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Zack Moss had "tight rope" ankle surgery.

This procedure was made famous with Tua Tagovailoa before the 2019 National Championship game. It will treat his high-ankle sprain. Schefter reports Moss is expected to be at full health for offseason workouts and training camp. As a rookie, Moss played ahead of Devin Singletary in obvious rushing downs. With both backs under contract for 2021, expect this to be a running back by committee, leaving both backs in no man's land. Moss belongs on the RB3/4 border ahead of 2021 fantasy drafts.

Added Jan 19 6:06 pm (EST)

Adam Schefter on Twitter

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M. Ingram - RB

BAL

Ravens waived RB Mark Ingram.

The abrupt ending to Ingram's Ravens tenure comes two seasons into his three-year deal. It is a highly unusual time of year for a team to release a veteran like Ingram. Even though he is subject to waivers, Ingram apparently cannot be claimed until after the Super Bowl. No one is going to pick him up at his scheduled $5 million salary. The move creates $5 million in 2021 salary cap space as the Ravens try to get ahead of what is going to be a reduced salary cap following this season's revenue shortfalls due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 31-year-old Ingram was a healthy scratch four of the Ravens' final five games, averaging a modest 4.2 yards per carry in the Ravens' road-paving rushing attack. Ingram probably still has some juice left in the tank, but J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards both offer more between the tackles at this stage of their careers.

Added Jan 19 4:01 pm (EST)

ESPN

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J. Kelly - RB

CLE

Browns signed RB John Kelly to a reserve/future contract.

The ex-Ram made zero 2020 regular season appearances after getting waived at final cuts in Los Angeles. Although he is still only 24, Kelly now has just 30 carries through three seasons after coming off the board at No. 176 overall in 2018. Cleveland is one of the places to be if you're a running back, but Kelly won't be a strong contender for No. 3 duties in 2021 behind Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt.

Added Jan 19 3:34 pm (EST)

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P. Mahomes - QB

KC

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports it is "too early to say that (Patrick Mahomes) will definitely will play" in the AFC Championship Game.

Schefter also confirms that Mahomes is dealing with a foot injury after he was limping around in the Divisional Round. The Chiefs have sent mixed messages on if they believe Mahomes was actually concussed against the Browns, but Schefter reports that is indeed the case. Per Schefter, Mahomes has already cleared some "big steps," but there are many more to go between now and Sunday. We know concussions are fickle, but it is a bit hard to believe Mahomes will not be out there against the Bills. Our first official update will come with Wednesday's injury report. Schefter reports Mahomes is expected to go tomorrow.

Added Jan 19 3:13 pm (EST)

Adam Schefter on Twitter

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