QuarterbacksJay Cutler (CHI)--Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Bears expect to have Jay Cutler under center when they take on the Packers on Sunday. Cutler left last week's game early with both neck and knee injuries, but neither appear to be serious enough for him to miss any time.Andrew Luck (IND)–The Colts will be with the services of Andrew Luck on Sunday after he was a full participant in practice this week. Luck has been dealing with a minor knee injury for the last few weeks, but it is not serious enough for fantasy owners to worry about it.Robert Griffin (WAS)--The Redskins are hopeful that Robert Griffin will be able to suit up on Sunday, but as of now, he is a big question mark for their game against the Browns. Griffin suffered a knee injury in last week's win over the Ravens and has been a limited participant in practice this week, so there is a chance he plays, but it will likely come down to a game-time decision.Running BacksBeanie Wells (ARI)–After fully participating in practice all week, the Cardinals will likely consider Beanie Wells probable for Sunday's game against the Lions. Wells has been dealing with a knee injury the last few weeks, but it does not appear to be anything serious.Ray Rice (BAL)--The Ravens expect to have Ray Rice in their backfield on Sunday when they take on the Broncos, despite being limited in practice this week. Rice is dealing with a minor hip injury and will likely be listed at probable when the team releases their official injury report after practice on Friday.C.J. Spiller (BUF)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday, the Bills will likely listed C.J. Spiller as probable for this weekend’s game against the Seahawks. Spiller is still dealing with a shoulder injury he sustained in the early weeks of the season, but it does not appear to be anything to worry about if you are a fantasy owner.Jonathan Stewart (CAR)–The Panthers will likely be without the services of Jonathan Stewart on Sunday after he sustained a high ankle sprain in Week 12 against the Eagles. This type of injury usually takes at least a month to clear up, so don’t expect to see him in action any time soon.Trent Richardson (CLE)–The Browns will likely have their rookie running back on the field on Sunday after he was able to be a full participant in practice on Thursday. Richardson is dealing with chest, rib and finger injuries, but none appear to be serious enough to keep him out of the lineup when the Browns take on the Redskins on Sunday.
Felix Jones (DAL)–The Cowboys expect to have the services of Felix Jones on Sunday after being a full participant in practice on Thursday. Jones has been dealing with a knee injury but it does not appear to be anything owners need to worry about at this time.DeMarco Murray (DAL)–Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Cowboys consider DeMarco Murray probable from Sunday’s game against the Steelers. Murray was able to suit up for the first time in over a month last week and looked good, so it appears his limitations in practice are just precautionary.
James Starks (GB)–The Packers will be without the services of James Starks this weekend when they take on the Bears. Starks suffered a knee injury in a Week 13  win over the Vikings and will likely be out past Week 15.Ben Tate (HOU)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday, the Texans consider Ben Tate probable for Sunday's game against the Colts. Tate has played the last two weeks, but was not involved in the offense, but now in his third game he should see an increased workload.Maurice Jones-Drew (JAC)–As expected, Maurice Jones-Drew has yet to practice this week making him doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. Jones-Drew is still dealing with a foot injury that has held him out for a month now, but reports indicate that he is getting closer to a return.Adrian Peterson (MIN)–The Vikings will be with the services of Adrian Peterson for Week 15 despite missing practice on Thursday. His reason for missing practice was an abdominal injury, but that won't be enough to keep him from suiting up for his game against the Rams.Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG)–Despite the fact that he has yet to practice this week, the Giants are hopeful that Ahmad Bradshaw will be able to play on Sunday. Bradshaw is dealing with knee and foot injuries and should suit up, but his touches may be limited.
Frank Gore (SF)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday it appears Frank Gore will be ready to go for Sunday’s game against the Patriots. Gore is dealing with a and wrist injury, but both injuries don’t appears to be serious at this point.
Chris Johnson (TEN)--After failing to practice on Thursday, the Titans will likely consider Chris Johnson questionable for Monday's game against the Jets. his game is still three days away, so as long as he practice this weekend he should be out there on Monday night.Wide ReceiversRoddy White (ATL)--After failing to practice this week, the Falcons will likely consider Roddy White questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants. It is hard to believe that he will miss a game of this magnitude, but if he isn't on the practice field on Friday, owners should start to worry.Brandon LaFell (CAR)–After failing to practice this week, Brandon LaFell will likely be listed at questionable for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks. LaFell injured his toe in a Week 13 loss to the Chiefs and it has yet to get better, so be sure to monitor his situation the next two days.Dez Bryant (DAL)--The Cowboys expect to have the services of Dez Bryant on Sunday despite suffering a broken finger in last week's win over the Bengals. Bryant has been limited in practice all week, but has decided to try and play through the pain, pushing off surgery for as long as possible.Demaryius Thomas (DEN)--The Broncos expect to have Demaryius Thomas on teh field on Sunday after fully participating in practice on Thursday. Thomas is dealing with a shoulder injury, but shouldn't miss any time so be sure to start him this week.Calvin Johnson (DET)--Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Lions will likely list Calvin Johnson as probable for this week's game against the Cardinals. Johnson is dealing with a lingering knee injury, but it is not serious enough for him to miss any time.
Jordy Nelson (GB)–After failing to practice this week, the Packers will likely list Jordy Nelson as doubtful when the team releases it’s official injury report. Nelson suffered a hamstring injury during last week’s game and was unable to return to action, so this doesn't look good for this week and beyond.Cecil Shorts (JAC)–After being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Jaguars consider Cecil Shorts questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Shorts suffered a concussion and missed last week's game, but was cleared to resume football activities so he should play on Sunday.
Dwayne Bowe (KC)--The Chiefs have already ruled out Dwayne Bowe for this week's game against the Raiders after suffering a rib injury last Sunday. Bowe has under-performed all season, so this really shouldn't hurt fantasy owners at this point.Wes Welker (NE)–Despite being limited in practice this week, the Patriots consider Wes Welker probable for Sunday's game against the Niners. Welker is dealing with a lingering ankle injury, but it does not appear to be serious.Hakeem Nicks (NYG)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Giants expect to have the services of Hakeem Nicks when they take on the Falcons. Nicks has been bothered by a knee injury for most of the season, but he has shown the ability to play through the pain, so expect him out there come Sunday.
Sidney Rice (SEA)–The Seahawks will likely list Sidney Rice as questionable on their official injury report this week after he failed to practice the last few days. Rice is dealing with a foot injury and should be considered a game-time decision at this point.Danny Amendola (STL)–The Rams consider Danny Amendola questionable for Sunday’s game after being a limited participant in practice this week. Amendola is dealing with a lingering foot injury and will need to improve at practice if he wants to play this weekend.Tight EndsBrandon Pettigrew (DET)--After failing to practice all week, the Lions will likely list Brandon Pettigrew as questionable for this week's game against the Cardinals. He suffered an ankle injury in last week's loss to the Packers and if he doesn't practice on Friday don't expect to see him out there in Week 15.
Owen Daniels (HOU)–The Texans are hopeful that they will have the services of Owen Daniels when they take on the Colts in Week 15. Daniels is dealing with a back injury, but it does not appear to be anything serious, so he should be a go this week.
Kyle Rudolph (MIN)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Vikings expect to be with the services of Kyle Rudolph on Sunday. Rudolph is dealing with a shoulder injury, but it is not serious enough to keep him off the field when they take on the Rams in Week 15.
Aaron Hernandez (NE)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, Aaron Hernandez will likely be listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Niners. Hernandez has been dealing with an ankle injury for most of the season so it is not a surprise he was limited.
To make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids.Matthew Beck is a Fantasy Sports Columnist for Rotoinfo.com. If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail him at matthewbeck@rotoinfo.com. Also follow him on Twitter @MatthewRBeck for up-to-date Q&A and fantasy information. And, to make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids. QuarterbacksJay Cutler (CHI)--Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Bears expect to have Jay Cutler under center when they take on the Packers on Sunday. Cutler left last week's game early with both neck and knee injuries, but neither appear to be serious enough for him to miss any time.Andrew Luck (IND)–The Colts will be with the services of Andrew Luck on Sunday after he was a full participant in practice this week. Luck has been dealing with a minor knee injury for the last few weeks, but it is not serious enough for fantasy owners to worry about it.Robert Griffin (WAS)--The Redskins are hopeful that Robert Griffin will be able to suit up on Sunday, but as of now, he is a big question mark for their game against the Browns. Griffin suffered a knee injury in last week's win over the Ravens and has been a limited participant in practice this week, so there is a chance he plays, but it will likely come down to a game-time decision.Running BacksBeanie Wells (ARI)–After fully participating in practice all week, the Cardinals will likely consider Beanie Wells probable for Sunday's game against the Lions. Wells has been dealing with a knee injury the last few weeks, but it does not appear to be anything serious.Ray Rice (BAL)--The Ravens expect to have Ray Rice in their backfield on Sunday when they take on the Broncos, despite being limited in practice this week. Rice is dealing with a minor hip injury and will likely be listed at probable when the team releases their official injury report after practice on Friday.C.J. Spiller (BUF)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday, the Bills will likely listed C.J. Spiller as probable for this weekend’s game against the Seahawks. Spiller is still dealing with a shoulder injury he sustained in the early weeks of the season, but it does not appear to be anything to worry about if you are a fantasy owner.Jonathan Stewart (CAR)–The Panthers will likely be without the services of Jonathan Stewart on Sunday after he sustained a high ankle sprain in Week 12 against the Eagles. This type of injury usually takes at least a month to clear up, so don’t expect to see him in action any time soon.Trent Richardson (CLE)–The Browns will likely have their rookie running back on the field on Sunday after he was able to be a full participant in practice on Thursday. Richardson is dealing with chest, rib and finger injuries, but none appear to be serious enough to keep him out of the lineup when the Browns take on the Redskins on Sunday.
Felix Jones (DAL)–The Cowboys expect to have the services of Felix Jones on Sunday after being a full participant in practice on Thursday. Jones has been dealing with a knee injury but it does not appear to be anything owners need to worry about at this time.DeMarco Murray (DAL)–Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Cowboys consider DeMarco Murray probable from Sunday’s game against the Steelers. Murray was able to suit up for the first time in over a month last week and looked good, so it appears his limitations in practice are just precautionary.
James Starks (GB)–The Packers will be without the services of James Starks this weekend when they take on the Bears. Starks suffered a knee injury in a Week 13  win over the Vikings and will likely be out past Week 15.Ben Tate (HOU)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday, the Texans consider Ben Tate probable for Sunday's game against the Colts. Tate has played the last two weeks, but was not involved in the offense, but now in his third game he should see an increased workload.Maurice Jones-Drew (JAC)–As expected, Maurice Jones-Drew has yet to practice this week making him doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. Jones-Drew is still dealing with a foot injury that has held him out for a month now, but reports indicate that he is getting closer to a return.Adrian Peterson (MIN)–The Vikings will be with the services of Adrian Peterson for Week 15 despite missing practice on Thursday. His reason for missing practice was an abdominal injury, but that won't be enough to keep him from suiting up for his game against the Rams.Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG)–Despite the fact that he has yet to practice this week, the Giants are hopeful that Ahmad Bradshaw will be able to play on Sunday. Bradshaw is dealing with knee and foot injuries and should suit up, but his touches may be limited.
Frank Gore (SF)–After fully participating in practice on Thursday it appears Frank Gore will be ready to go for Sunday’s game against the Patriots. Gore is dealing with a and wrist injury, but both injuries don’t appears to be serious at this point.
Chris Johnson (TEN)--After failing to practice on Thursday, the Titans will likely consider Chris Johnson questionable for Monday's game against the Jets. his game is still three days away, so as long as he practice this weekend he should be out there on Monday night.Wide ReceiversRoddy White (ATL)--After failing to practice this week, the Falcons will likely consider Roddy White questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants. It is hard to believe that he will miss a game of this magnitude, but if he isn't on the practice field on Friday, owners should start to worry.Brandon LaFell (CAR)–After failing to practice this week, Brandon LaFell will likely be listed at questionable for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks. LaFell injured his toe in a Week 13 loss to the Chiefs and it has yet to get better, so be sure to monitor his situation the next two days.Dez Bryant (DAL)--The Cowboys expect to have the services of Dez Bryant on Sunday despite suffering a broken finger in last week's win over the Bengals. Bryant has been limited in practice all week, but has decided to try and play through the pain, pushing off surgery for as long as possible.Demaryius Thomas (DEN)--The Broncos expect to have Demaryius Thomas on teh field on Sunday after fully participating in practice on Thursday. Thomas is dealing with a shoulder injury, but shouldn't miss any time so be sure to start him this week.Calvin Johnson (DET)--Despite being a limited participant in practice this week, the Lions will likely list Calvin Johnson as probable for this week's game against the Cardinals. Johnson is dealing with a lingering knee injury, but it is not serious enough for him to miss any time.
Jordy Nelson (GB)–After failing to practice this week, the Packers will likely list Jordy Nelson as doubtful when the team releases it’s official injury report. Nelson suffered a hamstring injury during last week’s game and was unable to return to action, so this doesn't look good for this week and beyond.Cecil Shorts (JAC)–After being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Jaguars consider Cecil Shorts questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Shorts suffered a concussion and missed last week's game, but was cleared to resume football activities so he should play on Sunday.
Dwayne Bowe (KC)--The Chiefs have already ruled out Dwayne Bowe for this week's game against the Raiders after suffering a rib injury last Sunday. Bowe has under-performed all season, so this really shouldn't hurt fantasy owners at this point.Wes Welker (NE)–Despite being limited in practice this week, the Patriots consider Wes Welker probable for Sunday's game against the Niners. Welker is dealing with a lingering ankle injury, but it does not appear to be serious.Hakeem Nicks (NYG)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Giants expect to have the services of Hakeem Nicks when they take on the Falcons. Nicks has been bothered by a knee injury for most of the season, but he has shown the ability to play through the pain, so expect him out there come Sunday.
Sidney Rice (SEA)–The Seahawks will likely list Sidney Rice as questionable on their official injury report this week after he failed to practice the last few days. Rice is dealing with a foot injury and should be considered a game-time decision at this point.Danny Amendola (STL)–The Rams consider Danny Amendola questionable for Sunday’s game after being a limited participant in practice this week. Amendola is dealing with a lingering foot injury and will need to improve at practice if he wants to play this weekend.Tight EndsBrandon Pettigrew (DET)--After failing to practice all week, the Lions will likely list Brandon Pettigrew as questionable for this week's game against the Cardinals. He suffered an ankle injury in last week's loss to the Packers and if he doesn't practice on Friday don't expect to see him out there in Week 15.
Owen Daniels (HOU)–The Texans are hopeful that they will have the services of Owen Daniels when they take on the Colts in Week 15. Daniels is dealing with a back injury, but it does not appear to be anything serious, so he should be a go this week.
Kyle Rudolph (MIN)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, the Vikings expect to be with the services of Kyle Rudolph on Sunday. Rudolph is dealing with a shoulder injury, but it is not serious enough to keep him off the field when they take on the Rams in Week 15.
Aaron Hernandez (NE)–Despite being a limited participant in practice on Thursday, Aaron Hernandez will likely be listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Niners. Hernandez has been dealing with an ankle injury for most of the season so it is not a surprise he was limited.
To make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids.Matthew Beck is a Fantasy Sports Columnist for Rotoinfo.com. If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail him at matthewbeck@rotoinfo.com. Also follow him on Twitter @MatthewRBeck for up-to-date Q&A and fantasy information. And, to make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids.