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Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is apparently healthy, with two straight days of full participation in practice.

Reddick has been holding out since the start of training camp after a trade from the Eagles.

Yahoo Sports fantasy analyst Andy Behrens explains why he's confident in the Bears quarterback this week.

Yahoo Sports' Jason Fitz makes a bold prediction about the Browns wide receiver for this weekend and why a change in quarterback in Cleveland may help him.

Yahoo Sports fantasy contributor Sal Vetri explains why he likes the Titans wide receiver in Week 6.

49ers defensive coordinator Nick Sorensen discussed with media Tuesday about San Francisco's lack of interceptions from its secondary early in the season.

Yahoo Sports' Fantasy Football Live crew looks ahead to Sunday night's matchup between Arizona and Green Bay - and how Trey McBride, Josh Jacobs and Dontayvion Wicks could impact fantasy managers.

Justin Herbert's injured right ankle continued to limit him in practice Thursday.

Nate Tice & Charles McDonald join forces to look ahead to Week 6 of NFL action and answer mailbag questions from listeners.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers was a limited participant in the first practice of the Jeff Ulbrich era.

The Browns got a few players back on the practice field Thursday.

The Falcons added running back Bijan Robinson to the practice report Thursday, listing him as a limited participant with a hamstring injury.

The Eagles continue to look healthy as they prepare to face the Cleveland Browns on Sunday at the Linc.

The Cowboys have set a franchise record with 19 consecutive games without a 100-yard rusher.

Why start Drake Maye this Sunday against a fierce Texans defense? Phil Perry tackles that question and more in a new Patriots Mailbag.

With Christian Wilkins sidelined after undergoing foot surgery, the Raiders have added a defensive tackle to their 53.

The San Francisco 49ers elevated two players from the practice squad ahead of the "Thursday Night Football" matchup with the Seattle Seahawks.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith isn't concerned about the team's five-game losing streak to the San Francisco 49ers ahead of the NFC West rivals' "Thursday Night Football" matchup.

Drake Maye faces a tall task in his first NFL start against the Texans, but the Patriots rookie's recent play in practice is cause for optimism.

Some think Jets coach Robert Saleh had lost the locker room.

The Bills quarterback is not listed with a concussion or a chest injury after taking a hard hit Sunday.

The Packers will be without one of their key players for the near future.

Running back Joe Mixon was back at practice for the Texans on Thursday, but a decision about his status for Sunday's game against the Patriots is still pending.

The Panthers turned in another lengthy injury report on Thursday.

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Beware of these five players with bust potential in Week 6!

Fantasy football analyst Tera Roberts looks at the cases for some key youngsters to have big games or completely go bust in lineups.

The window for Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers to be cleared from the concussion protocol in time to return against the Bengals on Sunday night is getting narrower and narrower.

Tom Brady recently filled garbage time during a Fox broadcast by claiming that the Bears quietly pursued him in free agency, in 2020.

The Colts are set to be without wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. for the near future, so their offense would be in much better shape if they could get running back Jonathan Taylor back in the lineup.

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Steelers wide receiver George Pickens's eye black from last Sunday's loss to the Cowboys caught the attention of the league office and it fed into a larger discussion about the way the Steelers are using Pickens this season.

Dalton Del Don exposes some tricky stats that are likely deceiving fantasy managers.

Picks for all games, straight up and against the spread.

The Browns announced a handful of roster moves on Thursday, including an addition to their 53-man roster.

Bears left guard Teven Jenkins's practice participation is moving in the wrong direction of the team's Week Six game against the Jaguars in London.

The Packers are bringing in a tight end.

A report this week said that the Bills are monitoring what's going on with Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams in the wake of his trade request and no one who has watched the Bills this season would be confused about their interest in adding a wideout.

Andy Behrens shares the one lesson every fantasy manager can learn from the Cleveland Browns.

Here's a look at Week 6 of the NFL season from a betting perspective.

It's bye-week season in fantasy football, meaning many managers will need to dig deep to set their lineups this week. Scott Pianowski can help.

Todd Downing, the Jets quarterbacks coach and pass-game coordinator, will call the offensive plays in Monday night's game against the Buffalo Bills.

Nathaniel Hackett will no longer be calling plays for the Jets.

Senior Editor Mo Castillo highlights fantasy football's biggest storylines of Week 6's Seahawks-49ers TNF showdown.

When Packers receiver Christian Watson suffered an ankle injury during the team's Week 4 loss to the Vikings, it did not look good.

Fantasy football analyst Sal Vetri highlights six players with favorable matchups to target in your lineups for Week 6.

Jeremiah Trotter Jr. has already made an impact on special teams, and the Eagles are making a pretty strong statement that they believe he has a bright future as a linebacker.

Stroud is overcoming a slacking run game and poor offensive line play to keep the Texans humming. And could LSU's Garrett Nussmeier be QB1 in the 2025 NFL Draft?

The Jaguars won't have wide receiver Devin Duvernay in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Bears and he won't be back for the three games after that either.

The Ravens won their third straight game against the Bengals last weekend, but safety Kyle Hamilton wasn't pleased with his unit's performance.