Fake Injury Update: Will Chris Carson, Kareem Hunt, Miles Sanders, Clyde Edwards-Helaire Leave IR in Week 11?
We know RB is the most fragile position in football, but Chris Carson, Kareem Hunt, Miles Sanders and Clyde Edwards-Helaire are just a few of the defenders who had to spend time on the bench through injury during the season. this. They all currently reside on IR and are eligible to return as soon as this week. That said, none are guaranteed to return, so we’ll have to keep track of their status. With so many impact bearers mentioned, Week 11 fantasy RBs rankings and dropouts can take a huge hit.
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Chris Carson’s Injury Update
Carson (neck) is still absent in Week 10 and Pete Carroll says the team will “revisit” his situation on Wednesday. That said, we don’t know much, but early reports suggest this could be an injury that will keep him out of action for a while. If you own a Carson, don’t get your hopes up but stay tuned for more updates.
His Week 11 opponent, Arizona, is a top 10 unit against fantasy RBs, and it’s hard to think that Carson would get the full workload if he did play. If he remains out, Alex Collins will be in low-level RB2 territory. Just know that both RBs have super low floors, it will be a fun game if Kyler Murray (ankle) returns to the other side of the ball.
RANKING STANDARD WEEK 11:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
Kareem Hunt injury update
Hunt (the calf) is still fighting against the Patriots, but his time may come soon. Until more events come out of Cleveland over the weekend, we won’t know much about his condition, but considering his initial diagnosis was 4-6 weeks, we don’t have him. in his ranking.
If he does play, consider him a solid RB2 pick against Detroit.
WEEK 11 PPR ASSESSMENT:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
Miles Sanders Injury Update
Sanders (ankle) has been out of action for several weeks now, and it’s hard to be optimistic about him when he’s finally back. Nick Sirianni hinted at the idea of keeping Jordan Howard heavily involved in the offenceand honestly, Boston Scott and Kenneth Gainwell have also been more productive this year. When Sanders returns, he may simply step into a three or four-person committee in the Eagles’ backyard.
His chances of playing this week don’t look like much, but he’ll probably be benched in front of New Orleans’ top defence due to uncertainty.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire injury update
Of all the people mentioned here, CEH (knee) has the best chance of returning in Week 11. Andy Reid says he has a good shot against the Cowboys, and we’re listening to him for that. Like Sanders, Edwards-Helaire has appeared somewhat to his support in his absence. Darrel Williams had a higher target rate and produced two fantasy performances that would be the best days of CEH’s career.
Apparently, Andy Reid and Co. doesn’t mind the fantasy points, but the production is hard to ignore. It’s hard to imagine CEH completely taking over the backyard in his first game back from injury. All things considered, we rank him as RB23 in PPR . tournaments and RB22 in standard Face off against the top six against fantasy RBs.
