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ESPN staff
Who should you start with? Who should you sit To help you set up your fictional football lineups and avoid player launches that aren’t in the lineup, we’ll post fictional-related updates and analysis here, as NFL teams release their inactivations, especially about 90 minutes before kickoff. Any rankings cited in this column come from the ranks of our ESPN fantasy staff.
Note: Many Ravens players have been postponed until Sunday due to testing positive for the Baltimore-Pittsburgh game, Coved-19, originally scheduled for Thanksgiving Night.
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Thanksgiving Day Early Game
Houston Texans
Randall Cobb, WR: Toe – Out / IR
Impact: Will Fuller V and Brandin Cooks should handle most WR targets.
Kenny Steels, WR: Quad – Out
Impact: KK County could be an interesting option to consider as a flex play this week.
PJ Hall, DT: Chest – Out / IR
Detroit Lions
D’Andre Swift, RB: Agitation – Inactive
Impact: Carion Johnson and Adrian Peterson are expected to slow down.
Danny Amandola, WR: Hip – Out
Impact: Marvin Hall is expected and could be a flex option in a very deep league.
Kenny Golade, WR: Hip – Out
Impact: Quintage Cafes and Mohammed Sanu Sr. are likely to benefit from the growing momentum.
Dash Hand Na Hand, Dai: Thigh joint – Out
Austin Stein Bryant, DE: Thigh – Out
Jeff Okudah, CB: Shoulders – Out
Thanksgiving Day late game
The Washington Washington Football Team
Terry McLaurin, WR: Ankle – Questionable
Impact: Full participation and play is expected in Wednesday’s transaction.
Dustin Hopkins, K: Thigh joint – Questionable
Impact: He’s been playing for a few weeks now from this injury, so he’s likely to do it again.
Deshazor Everett, S: Ankle – Out
Dallas Cowboys
Greg Zurlin, K, Dial: Back – Questionable
Effect: Limited practice throughout the week. Should play, but you want to avoid, just in case.
Anthony Brown, CB: Ribs – Questionable
Ial Facial Thanksgiving Inactive people should start arriving at about 11 a.m. ET for the early game and 3 p.m. for the late game.
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