The Rams’ No. 1 wide receiver would never leave a fantasy squad in the lurch. The team gave Nacua a half-day on Wednesday before upgrading him to full participation on Thursday and Friday. The No. 5 wide receiver in half-PPR per-game scoring (18.7) is ready to rock in a divisional tilt against the 49ers on Sunday. He is an elite WR1.

Kupp practiced in full on Friday after upgrading to a limited session on Thursday. He should be considered firmly questionable to play, though the full session to close the week is a good sign. The veteran wide receiver entered Week 9 by practicing in full with a heel injury, and was ultimately sidelined by a mid-week hamstring strain. The latter issue has seemingly improved. The Seahawks have labeled WR Tory Horton (groin/shin) questionable to play this week, while ruling out WR Jake Bobo (calf), setting up new WR Rashid Shaheed for a sizable role in his first game with the team. Shaheed is a WR3 with upside, for the occasion.

Wilson remained limited on Wednesday and Thursday before upgrading to full participation on Friday. He told reporters on Thursday that he will play, and we generally believe him, though it is possible the Jets will play it safe by keeping him out one more week. The team’s Week 9 bye allowed Wilson to rehab for three weeks while missing just two games. He is a borderline WR1/2 if active.

Jones sat out on Wednesday before practicing in a limited capacity on Thursday. Knowing his Friday status would help one assess where he sits on the questionable spectrum, but today’s report has not yet been released. Were he to practice in full, he would seemingly have strong odds of suiting up this weekend. If active, he would carry re-injury risk, but could still be started as a borderline RB2/3.

As expected after the first two DNPs this week. Thomas Jr. has a chance of being ready for Week 11, but should be considered questionable heading into the practices. Jakobi Meyers and Parker Washington will be Jacksonville’s main receivers this week against the Texans with Thomas and Travis Hunter sidelined.

Monangai kicked off the week with a limited practice session before upgrading to full on Thursday. He remained full on Friday. Teammate, RB D’Andre Swift, logged the same participation levels on Wednesday and Thursday, nursing a groin injury, but was absent on Friday, evidently due to a personal matter. He is questionable to play, which should yield another fantasy-friendly workload for Monangai. He is on the low-end RB2 spectrum, even if Swift is active.

Good to go after a full practice, Odunze figures into the WR1/WR2 range against the Giants in Week 10. He thudded last week, but the overall shape of the passing game is very encouraging for Odunze. He should be started with confidence despite the dud.

Listed only with a groin injury, Swift was limited on Wednesday and practiced in full on Thursday. He did not practice on Friday, but was shown with a non-injury-related personal listing alongside the groin issue. No word yet on whether the personal matter will impact his availability, but he was seemingly on track to play as of Thursday afternoon. Bears No. 2 RB Kyle Monangai could have a significant role once again this weekend. Stay tuned.

He’ll play and get his usual run after practicing in full. Ray Davis waiver-claimers in shallow leagues can move on for the moment if they have a better use of a roster spot out there, though it is possible Davis gets more run than usual if the game turns into a blowout.

Dobbins did play through the injury and has a mini-bye, so this isn’t something that looks guaranteed to sideline him for Week 11. However, if Dobbins did sit, RJ Harvey would get a major boost in the rankings against the Chiefs. This is one to keep an eye on over the weekend and early next week.