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S. Gilmore - DB

Patriots CB Stephon Gilmore (knee) did not practice Thursday.

It's a concerning downgrade after Gilmore got in a "limited" session on Wednesday. Gilmore hasn't played since Week 7 against the Niners. He's looking unlikely to be a go for Week 10 against the Ravens -- a potential plus for the struggling Baltimore passing game.

Added Nov 12 3:28 pm (EST)

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Z. Moss - RB

BUF

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Zack Moss had "tight rope" ankle surgery.

This procedure was made famous with Tua Tagovailoa before the 2019 National Championship game. It will treat his high-ankle sprain. Schefter reports Moss is expected to be at full health for offseason workouts and training camp. As a rookie, Moss played ahead of Devin Singletary in obvious rushing downs. With both backs under contract for 2021, expect this to be a running back by committee, leaving both backs in no mans land. Moss belongs on the RB3/4 border ahead of 2021 fantasy drafts.

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C. Coleman - WR

NYG

NFL suspended free agent WR Corey Coleman six games.

The reason is unknown, but six games is a PED-length suspension. Unable to make the Giants out of camp last fall, Coleman has not appeared in a regular season game since 2018. He tore his ACL in 2019. Although he is still only 26 years old, the No. 15 overall pick of the 2016 draft is at the end of the NFL line.

Added 4:53 pm (EST)

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M. Ingram - RB

BAL

Ravens waived RB Mark Ingram.

The abrupt ending to Ingram's Ravens tenure comes two seasons into his three-year deal. It is a highly unusual time of year for a team to release a veteran like Ingram. Even though he is subject to waivers, Ingram apparently cannot be claimed until after the Super Bowl. No one is going to pick him up at his scheduled $5 million salary. The move creates $5 million in 2021 salary cap space as the Ravens try to get ahead of what is going to be a reduced salary cap following this season's revenue shortfalls due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 31-year-old Ingram was a healthy scratch four of the Ravens' final five games, averaging a modest 4.2 yards per carry in the Ravens' road-paving rushing attack. Ingram probably still has some juice left in the tank, but J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards both offer more between the tackles at this stage of their careers.

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K. Moore - QB

DAL

Cowboys OC Kellen Moore will interview for the Eagles' head-coaching vacancy on Tuesday.

Moore is someone whose reputation in NFL circles is still outpacing what the public can see, not that he did a bad job under poor circumstances in 2020. The Cowboys and new coach Mike McCarthy thought enough of Moore in 2020 that they took the unusual step of retaining him even after ex-coach Jason Garrett was fired. They extended his contract earlier this month after Boise State tried to hire Moore as its new head coach. Although the Cowboys' sieve-like defense deserved most of the "credit," Moore's Dak Prescott-led offense was on a torrid pace before Prescott's brutal injury. Moore is only 31 years old. He would be a high-risk, high-reward hire for the Eagles.

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J. Kelly - RB

CLE

Browns signed RB John Kelly to a reserve/future contract.

The ex-Ram made zero 2020 regular season appearances after getting waived at final cuts in Los Angeles. Although he is still only 24, Kelly now has just 30 carries through three seasons after coming off the board at No. 176 overall in 2018. Cleveland is one of the places to be if you're a running back, but Kelly won't be a strong contender for No. 3 duties in 2021 behind Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt.

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P. Mahomes - QB

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports it is "too early to say that (Patrick Mahomes) will definitely will play" in the AFC Championship Game.

Schefter also confirms that Mahomes is dealing with a foot injury after he was limping around in the Divisional Round. The Chiefs have sent mixed messages on if they believe Mahomes was actually concussed against the Browns, but Schefter reports that is indeed the case. Per Schefter, Mahomes has already cleared some "big steps," but there are many more to go between now and Sunday. We know concussions are fickle, but it is a bit hard to believe Mahomes will not be out there against the Bills. Our first official update will come with Wednesday's injury report. Schefter reports Mahomes is expected to go tomorrow.

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D. Lock - QB

DEN

Broncos president of football operations John Elway said he remains high on Drew Lock, but that new GM George Paton "will continue to look to fill that spot if we don't think that Drew is that guy."

Elway called Lock's 2020 "essentially his rookie year," attributing his lack of development to various reasons, including the COVID-19 pandemic, young supporting cast and new offensive coordinator. For his part, Paton did not commit to Lock, but he did throw some bouquets his way. “I liked Drew coming out of the draft. A big arm, athletic, a play-maker,” Paton said. “I’ve watched enough tape to know that he’s talented. He can develop.” Lock's physical tools will always intrigue, while there is some truth to what Elway said. It's just hard to believe he is going to improve to the degree he needs to. Lock will have to make an even bigger leap than Josh Allen did when it comes to accuracy and decision-making. Allen's 2020 breakthrough was coming from a much higher baseline.

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M. Alexander - DB

CIN

All charges against Bengals CB Mackensie Alexander related to an August battery incident have been dismissed.

Alexander left training camp in August after his father was reported missing. Alexander allegedly confronted the man who left his father behind on a berry-picking trip. His father was eventually found. Alexander signed with the Bengals in March 2020. ESPN's Ben Baby expects him to walk in free agency.

Added 12:25 pm (EST)

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M. Thomas - WR

Michael Thomas is likely to undergo surgeries this offseason to repair damage in his ankle.

This could explain Thomas' cryptic Tuesday morning Twitter posts and his subpar performance in the Divisional Round against the Bucs. ESPN's Adam Schefter said Thomas is "likely" to opt for surgery to repair "both the torn deltoid and other injured ligaments in his high ankle." Thomas missed eight weeks with a high ankle injury he suffered against Tampa in Week 1. He managed to play in nine regular season games and both of the Saints' postseason contests, though he appeared less than healthy in all but a few games. Schefter said Thomas "knew it was likely Drew Brees’ last year and didn’t want to miss out trying win a Super Bowl with him." With that dream dashed, Thomas will look to get right before likely catching passes from Taysom Hill in 2021.

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A. Brown - WR

Antonio Brown's knee injury is not considered serious and he'll prepare to play in the NFL championship game against the Packers.

Brown's Monday MRI on the injured knee -- which kept him sidelined for the second half last week against the Saints -- revealed no serious damage. While Brown's practice status will prove critical in the coming days, it appears he's likely to suit up for the NFC title game against Green Bay. Tyler Johnson and Scotty Miller would have some fantasy relevance if Brown is sidelined.

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R. Gronkowski - TE

Rob Gronkowski ran 19 pass routes in the Bucs' Divisional Round win over the Saints.

Cameron Brate, meanwhile, ran 16 routes against New Orleans, out-targeting Gronk six to five. Brate finished with four grabs for 50 yards while Gronkowski had one catch for 14 yards. In the Wild Card round against Washington, Brate ran more pass routes than Gronkowski and commanded six targets to Gronk's one target. Barring a drastic role change in the NFC title game against Green Bay, Brate is the superior fantasy option this week.

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J. Goff - QB

NFL Network's Steve Wyche reports one person close to the situation said coach Sean McVay and Jared Goff's relationship "needs marriage counseling" this offseason.

Another person described the relationship as "not great." McVay seems fed up with Goff's ups and downs, especially when the downs are basement-level play and the ups are merely mediocre. Goff held the Rams back this season, but taking away his deep threats in Sammy Watkins and Brandin Cooks didn't do him any favors, as guys like Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp, and Josh Reynolds aren't field stretchers. McVay failed to endorse Goff as the Rams' 2021 starter, and there's a sense the Rams will bring in a more capable backup to push Goff this summer. But it's clear the relationship between the coach and quarterback is souring a bit.

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Z. Moss - RB

BUF

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Zack Moss had "tight rope" ankle surgery.

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C. Coleman - WR

NYG

NFL suspended free agent WR Corey Coleman six games.

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M. Ingram - RB

BAL

Ravens waived RB Mark Ingram.

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K. Moore - QB

DAL

Cowboys OC Kellen Moore will interview for the Eagles' head-coaching vacancy on Tuesday.

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J. Kelly - RB

CLE

Browns signed RB John Kelly to a reserve/future contract.

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P. Mahomes - QB

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports it is "too early to say that (Patrick Mahomes) will definitely will play" in the AFC Championship Game.

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D. Lock - QB

DEN

Broncos president of football operations John Elway said he remains high on Drew Lock, but that new GM George Paton "will continue to look to fill that spot if we don't think that Drew is that guy."

Added 1:55 pm (EST)

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M. Alexander - DB

CIN

All charges against Bengals CB Mackensie Alexander related to an August battery incident have been dismissed.

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