The pattern continues. Kamara is limited in practice most weeks, but makes it to Sunday just fine. Kamara will be a RB3/FLEX candidate against the Panthers given how good their defense is and how Kamara is splitting snaps of late. DT Bryan Bresee (back) is also playing off a questionable tag. Inactive for the Saints are: DT John Ridgeway, DT Khristian Boyd, CB Rejzohn Wright, DB Ugo Amadi, and TE Jack Stoll (ankle).

As expected, McMillan will plug in as a WR2/3 candidate against the Saints while the Panthers mainly focus on their running attack. Inactive for the Panthers are: WR Hunter Renfrow, G Chandler Zavala (elbow), DE Jared Harrison-Hunte, TE James Mitchell, WR Brycen Tremayne (hip) and DT Cam Jackson.

Swift will return as the presumed lead back in Week 10 after missing Week 9 against the Bengals. Rookie RB Kyle Monangai was already encroaching on Swift’s once-solid workload before Swift’s injury. Monangai went for 172 rushing yards last week against the Bengals, and looked impressive throughout. Both Chicago backs are viable 12-team fantasy plays against a Giants defense that has been gashed on the ground in 2025. Bears declared QB Case Keenum, DB Josh Blackwell, TE Stephen Carlson, WR Jahdae Walker, LB TJ Edwards, and DL Dominique Robinson inactive against the Giants.

Head coach Aaron Glenn kept his starting quarterback a secret all week. The 1-7 Jets refuse to give up this gamesmanship gimmick, even though Fields was always going to start in Week 10 after picking up his first win of the year before the team’s Week 9 bye. Fields’ rushing output will keep him on the QB1/2 border versus the Browns, but his struggles as a passer make him a low-floor bet.

McMillan was a late addition to the injury report, popping up as a limited participant before being listed as questionable. The rookie seemingly suffered the injury during the final practice of the week, putting his availability for today’s game in jeopardy. The good news is that he is expected to be out there. Fantasy managers, however, should still be wary that he looks as great as usual and gets a full-time role. McMillan is normally a locked-in WR2. He will move to the WR2/3 border for Week 10.

The news doesn’t come as much of a surprise. Wilson was listed as questionable on Friday after a full practice. Coming off the bye week, he was always expected to return for today’s game. Having seen at least eight targets in every game this year, Wilson is stepping right back into the WR1 ranks for his Week 10 date with the Browns.

Swift missed Friday’s practice with a personal issue after practicing in full on Thursday, but it would appear he’s good to go after his lingering groin issue finally cost him a game in Week 9. The problem for Swift and his fantasy managers is that Kyle Monangai, who had already been pushing close to 50 percent of the Bears’ snaps, went off in his absence. This could be a much more evenly split backfield going forward, especially if Swift is not 100 percent healthy. Then again, maybe Swift will immediately resume his normal role. Both backs find themselves inside the top 30 for Week 10.

Golden started the week off with a limited showing but was unable to retake the practice field for the final two practices this week, indicating a high likelihood he could be looking at an absence for Monday Night Football against the Eagles depsite head coach Matt LaFluer labeling him “day-to-day” earlier in the week. Fantasy managers might want to make alternate plans considering the Packers play in the final game of the week in Week 10.

Both players found themselves on the injury report early in the week coming off the team’s bye week, but both were removed Saturday as the Eagles prepare to face the Packers on Monday Night Football. Center Cam Jurgens was ruled out but his absence didn’t affect Barkley’s rushing output in Week 8. Treat Barkley as a locked-in RB1, even in a difficult matchup, while Brown has fallen slightly to WR2 status of late.

The positives, according to Fowler, are that Daniels doesn’t need surgery and hasn’t been placed on injured reserve yet. The 24-year-old quarterback will be re-evaluated during the Commanders’ bye week, which is in three weeks. According to Fowler, depending on Daniels’ condition and the team’s record going into the bye, a course of action will be charted for his return that will be in the 3-6 week range. Marcus Mariota will continue to start for Washington in the meantime.