Tony Pollard questionable for Week 16 vs. Colts

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Titans running back Tony Pollard is dealing with an ankle injury late in the season. We break down the fantasy football impact in Week 16.

The Tennessee Titans are playing for draft positioning to close out the 2024 NFL season, but in Week 16 they have a chance to play spoiler against the Indianapolis Colts. They’ll enter the game with a banged-up Tony Pollard, who is uncertain for the game due to an ankle injury.

Jaylen Waddle injury status: Dolphins WR unlikely to play in Week 16 vs. 49ers

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Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is dealing with a knee injury and is expected to be inactive in Week 16. We break down what it means for fantasy football.

The Miami Dolphins host the San Francisco 49ers in a Week 16 matchup both teams need to win to keep their playoff hopes alive. Miami is likely to be shorthanded at wide receiver, but how much will depend on some game day news. Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is likely to miss the game, while...

Tyreek Hill questionable for Week 16 vs. 49ers

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Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is dealing with an ongoing wrist issue. We break down his injury status and the fantasy football impact in Week 16.

The Miami Dolphins head into a critical Week 16 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, and they’ll likely be shorthanded on offense. The team is not expecting to have wide receiver Jaylen Waddle available, and his running mate Tyreek Hill is questionable for the game.

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