Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Sean Tucker exploded for 106 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries in the Buccaneers' 44-32 loss against the Buffalo Bills. He also hauled in both of his targets for 34 yards and another score. It was a favorable matchup for Tucker against a Bills run defense that has really struggled in 2025 and has allowed the sixth most points to opposing running backs on the season. Still, Tucker made his presence known and out-carried backfield mate Rachaad White 19 to 10 on the afternoon and had the explosion, which was evident by his 43-yard touchdown run and his 28-yard reception touchdown. Should Bucky Irving (shoulder) continue to miss time, Tucker should be considered a low-end RB2 heading into Week 12 based on his volume, opportunities, and recent outburst. The matchup is tough against the Los Angeles Rams, but they did allow 67 rush yards and a score to Kenneth Walker this past Sunday. White will likely remain involved, but is now considered more of an RB3/desperate flex play.

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Green Bay Packers running back Emanuel Wilson stepped into a lead role in the second half on Sunday in the Packers' 27-20 victory over the New York Giants because Josh Jacobs (knee) was injured and did not return in the second half of the game. Reports have suggested that Jacobs' knee injury is not "season-ending." However, he is expected to get additional testing done on Monday, and it appears likely that Wilson will be in line for RB1 duties in this offense, making him a clear, top-25 running back in fantasy football while Jacobs is out. MarShawn Lloyd (hamstring) is also injured, and Wilson is a must-add in all formats, and could be a plug-and-play option for your team as an RB2 or flex spot heading into Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings. Even with Jacobs healthy in 2025, Wilson has 53 rush attempts and 220 rushing yards on the season, and has been playing roughly 24% of the snaps, so he does have some exposure.

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Jacksonville Jaguars running back Bhayshul Tuten (ankle) exited during the third quarter of Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Los Angeles Chargers with an injury, as the Jaguars went on to dominate the Chargers 35-6. A large part of their dominance was mainly due to the offensive line, Travis Etienne, Tuten, and the Jaguars' defense. At the time of his departure, he was having a career day, rushing for a career high 74 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown on 15 carries. Backfield mate, ETN, also rushed for 73 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries. According to Jamal St. Cyr, Storts Anchor for News4JAX, when asked about his ankle, Tuten said, "It's good," which is a good sign for his availability heading into Week 12 against the Arizona Cardinals. Tuten was involved fairly early in this contest, and his 15 carries were not due to the game being out of hand. He was clearly splitting touches with ETN early in the game, and it's something to monitor moving forward. Regardless, Tuten becomes a must-add in all formats based on his volume on Sunday, and immediately enters the RB3 conversation, especially if we can expect 8-12 carries from him.

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NFL insider Ian Rapoport mentioned on Good Morning Football that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (wrist) is dealing with a fracture in his left wrist, but has not been ruled out for Sunday and is pushing to play. Rodgers missed the entire second half of Sunday's game with the injury, and backup quarterback Mason Rudolph played great, completing 12 of 16 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown. If Rodgers were to miss time, Rudolph, who does have 32 career NFL games under his belt, is a solid backup quarterback who can certainly keep the Steelers afloat. Through 11 weeks of the season, Rodgers has thrown for 1,969 yards, 17 touchdowns, and seven interceptions, and has been a fantasy streamer quarterback at best at this point in his career. The Steelers face the Chicago Bears in Week 12, who allow the third most points to the quarterback position in fantasy football, making Rudolph a solid QB2 streamer if Rodgers doesn't go.

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Dynasty | 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy completed 19-of-26 passes for 200 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions in a win against the Cardinals. Dynasty Analysis: Arizona's defense isn't exactly looking like the second coming of the 1985 Bears but this was huge for Purdy, who some thought could be in trouble of losing some time to a very impressive Mac Jones. Purdy was solid in this one and looked like the player worthy of the big contract he signed. His ADP slide should stop after this one.

Dynasty | Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson had 15 catches on 18 targets for 185 yards with no touchdowns in a loss to the 49ers. Dynasty Analysis: Well, we thought Wilson had a chance to be a decent contributor today. However, we didn't think Jacoby Brissett woud throw the ball 57 times and target him on 18 of those. This was a crazy performance from Wilson, who basically looked like what we thought Marvin Harrison Jr could at some point. While this will undoubtedly be his best day of the year, he'll need to be in lineups next week should Harrison be out again.

Dynasty | Chargers running back Kimani Vidal had 13 rushing yards, two catches and -1 receiving yard in a blowout loss to the Jaguars. Dynasty Analysis: The Jaguars just annihilated the Chargers in a 35-6 beatdown and the game script for Vidal was flipped on its head. With Omarion Hampton possibly returning soon, Vidal needs to perform better the next few weeks to ensure he has a solid role upon Hampton's return. This is likely just a blip on the radar but disappointing, regardless.

Dynasty | Giants quarterback Jameis Winston completed 19-of-29 passes for 201 yards with no touchdowns and one interception in a loss to the Packers. Dynasty Analysis: Winston did what we expected - he kept his team in the game until a late interception ended it. This has been par for the course for famous Jameis, who has as much talent as anyone in the league but has never been able to avoid critical mistakes. He'll be a QB2 moving forward should Jaxson Dart miss more time but his days as a real NFL starter are all but over.

Dynasty | Bucs running back Sean Tucker had 106 rushing yards, two catches, 34 receiving yards and three touchdowns in a loss to the Bills. Dynasty Analysis: Sure, why not? Tucker had just two scores on the season and a high of just 53 rushing yards coming into this one but simply exploded. With Bucky Irving still on the mend, this backfield just got really interesting as Tucker played ahead of Rachaad White for most of the game. It's an interesting development in dynasty leagues as it flips this backfield on its head. Tucker should obviously be owned everywhere but we need to see more before believing this is anything other than an outlier of a performance.

Dynasty | Panthers wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan had eight catches for 130 yards and two touchdowns in a win over the Falcons. Dynasty Analysis: We've said for weeks we believe McMillan is a very solid receiver but may not truly have the chops to be a consistent WR1 in dynasty leagues. Well, this was the performance needed to start to change that narrative. McMillan was fantastic in this one as he routinely made plays to break the hearts of any Atlanta fans. McMillan will be locked and loaded as an option moving forward as he and Bryce Young are cooking with gas.

Dynasty | Broncos running back RJ Harvey had 30 rushing yards, three catches and 20 receiving yards in a win over the Chiefs. Dynasty Analysis: The Broncos won the game on the back of their defense as their offense really didn't do too much. This was a disappointing day for Harvey, who was making his audition as the lead back with JK Dobbins out for the season. On the plus side, Jaleel McLaughlin only had six carries and Harvey looks like a player who should get plenty of opportunities moving forward. His ADP is stable at the moment.

Houston Texans wide receiver Jayden Higgins finished second on the team with 55 receiving yards on Sunday against the Titans, hauling in four of his seven targets. The rookie played 43 snaps compared to 37 for Xavier Hutchinson and 36 for Christian Kirk, getting slightly more work than the two more experienced options. Higgins also had more targets than any other wide receiver except Nico Collins. Higgins has shown good upside over the last few weeks and seems to be climbing the depth chart. He is still high-risk on a short week against the Bills this Thursday, but he does have at least four catches and at least seven targets in three of his last four games. C.J. Stroud (concussion) gives the offense a higher ceiling if he's able to return, but Higgins has worked well with Davis Mills as well, making him a rookie to watch the rest of the season and possibly grab from the waiver wire if you need receiver depth and like his upside.

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Houston Texans running back Woody Marks played 66% of snaps in Sunday's win over the Titans, compared to just 26% for Nick Chubb. The rookie seems to be taking over as the team's lead option in the backfield, but this week, he only managed 44 rushing yards on his 18 carries while adding a seven-yard reception on his only target. He remains a dual-threat running back with a high ceiling for the Texans, who come home to face the Bills on a short week this Thursday night. They'll need to be much more effective on offense if they want to keep up with the high-scoring Buffalo offense after managing just 16 points and one offensive touchdown against the Titans. Marks should be a key to finding more success, but he'll remain a "boom-or-bust" play even in his favorable Week 12 matchup.

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Houston Texans tight end Dalton Schultz remains a PPR stalwart, hauling in six passes on nine targets for 51 yards in Sunday's win over the Titans. Schultz was second on the team in targets and catches behind only Nico Collins, and he has at least five catches in seven of his last eight games. His yardage totals usually aren't very impressive, but he's up to 51 receptions in his 10 games this season. Tight end Cade Stover was activated from IR before Sunday's game and played 14 snaps (20%). He could cut into Schultz's workload as he gets back to full strength, but for now, Schultz is getting enough opportunities to be a fringe starter in standard-sized leagues that emphasize receptions over yards.

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Miami Dolphins tight end Greg Dulcich finished third on the team with four targets against the Commanders. He hauled in just two catches for 18 yards in a quiet day for the offense, but he remained the team's primary pass-catcher at the position. Dulcich played 54% of the team's offensive snaps, while Julian Hill played 46% of snaps in his return from an ankle injury. Hill caught his lone target for 14 yards. Dulcich seems to be set up for more responsibilities as a receiver for as long as Darren Waller (pectoral) is on IR, but the Dolphins' passing game hasn't been dynamic enough to make him more than a deep league flier when the team returns from its Week 12 bye with a matchup against the Saints in Week 13.

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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle has been emerging as a regular starter and high-end WR2 since the season-ending injury to Tyreek Hill (knee). He has clearly established himself as the top target in the Dolphins' passing game, and before Sunday, he had posted at least five catches in five of his previous six games. However, in Sunday morning's matchup in Madrid, he was held in check by the Commanders, catching just three passes for 52 yards. He still led he team in targets with seven and receiving yards with 52, but it was a quiet day for the offense aside from De'Von Achane, who had a big day and helped the team claim a 16-13 victory. The Dolphins have their bye week after their Spain trip and return to action in Week 13 against the Saints in what should be a good matchup for Waddle to bounce back.

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Dynasty | Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce had nine catches for 91 yards and a touchdown in a loss to the Broncos. Dynasty Analysis: Kelce now has a 50/631/4 line through ten games after posting a 97/823/3 season playing in 16 games a year ago. While nowhere near his once dominant self, Kelce has put together a pretty good TE1 season so far. His dynasty value can't rise as any season could be his last but he could be a decent pickup for a contending dynasty team in need of one more piece moving forward.

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Dynasty | Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins had 59 rushing yards in a loss to the Ravens. Dynasty Analysis: Judkins has now gone five straight games without posting 100 rushing yards and three straight without scoring a touchdown. It's hardly his fault as the Browns offense just can't function without a real quarterback at the helm. He remains a solid hold in dynasty leagues and may be hitting "buy low" territory.

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Dynasty | Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders completed 4-of-16 passes for 47 yards with no touchdowns and one interception in a loss to the Ravens. Dynasty Analysis: Sanders was thrown into action when Dillon Gabriel was hurt and quickly showed why he hasn't been playing so far this season. It's really simple - Sanders is a player who brings a lot of baggage with him and has thus far looked like one who isn't anywhere close to playing at the NFL level. We'll see what happens in the next few weeks but Sanders is still overvalued in dynasty leagues.

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Dynasty | Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett completed an NFL record 47-of-57 passes for 452 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions in a loss to the 49ers. Dynasty Analysis: It's now officially #sillyseason. Brissett and the Cardinals fell behind early and they just decided to sling the ball all over creation in an attempt to make the game close. Brissett didn't do anything today to make the Cardinals re-think what they believe about Kyler Murray as he's consistently moved the offense ever since taking over. His dynasty value is debatable but he's been a solid dynasty contributor thus far.

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