ESPN staff
Who should you start with? Who should you sit To help you determine your fantasy football line-ups and to avoid starting a player who isn't on the line-up, we post fantasy-related updates and analysis here when NFL teams post their inactivity, usually around 90 Minutes before kick-off. All rankings mentioned in this column come from our ESPN Fantasy employees.
Note: The game between Baltimore and Pittsburgh, originally scheduled for Thanksgiving, has been postponed to Sunday as several players from the Ravens have tested positive for COVID-19.
Update frequently to get the latest information.
Thanksgiving early game
Houston Texans
Randall Cobb, WR: Toe exit / IR
Impact: Will Fuller V and Brandin Cooks should tackle most of the WR goals.
Kenny Stills, WR: Quad – OUT
Impact: Keke Coutee could be an interesting option to consider as a flex game this week.
P. J. Hall, DT: Chest – OUT / IR
Detroit Lions
D & # 39; Andre Swift, RB: Concussion – questionable
Impact: It appears to be a game call with Kerryon Johnson ready to fill the gap if necessary.
Danny Amendola, WR: Hip – OUT
Impact: Marvin Hall is expected to start and could be a flexible option in very deep leagues.
Kenny Golladay, WR: Hip – OUT
Impact: Quintez Cephus and Mohamed Sanu Sr. are likely to benefit from increased snapshots.
Because & # 39; Shawn Hand, DE: Groin
Austin Bryant, DE: Thigh – OUT
Jeff Okudah, CB: Shoulder – OFF
Thanksgiving late game
Washington soccer team
Terry McLaurin, WR: Ankle – questionable
Impact: Full participant in training on Wednesday and is expected to play.
Dustin Hopkins, K: Groin – questionable
Impact: He has played through this injury for a few weeks so he will likely do it again.
Deshazor Everett, S: Ankle – OUT
Dallas Cowboys
Greg Zuerlein, K, DAL: Back – questionable
Impact: Limited exercise all week. Should play, but you might want to avoid just in case.
Anthony Brown, CB: Ribs – questionable
Official Thanksgiving Inactive should arrive at approximately 11:00 AM CET for the early game and 3:00 PM CET. ET for the late game.
Melinda Martin
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