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  • Week 17 Injury Update, Start/Sit Advice, Projections, and More

    Week 17 Injury Update, Start/Sit Advice, Projections, and More


    The Seattle Seahawks will face the Chicago Bears in Week 17. Here’s the latest fantasy football news and advice to help you with your lineups this week and moving forward, especially regarding RB Zach Charbonnet.

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    Is Zach Charbonnet Playing in Week 17?

    Week 17 Status: PLAYING

    Evidently, Charbonnet’s oblique injury was a bit more significant than we realized. That explains his strange usage, plus Kenny McIntosh entering the game before him.

    This latest update from Mike Macdonald is a positive development. Charbonnet did appear on Monday’s practice report as limited, but he was listed as dealing with an elbow injury. The oblique wasn’t even noted, which implies it is no longer an issue. An elbow injury for a running back is far less concerning. He practiced in full on Tuesday and Wednesday.

    With Walker out, it sounds like it will be business as usual for Charbonnet as the lead back.

    We’ll continue to monitor the Seahawks’ injury report. You can also visit and bookmark our NFL Injury Tracker and Fantasy News Tracker for the latest updates.

    Should You Start or Sit Zach Charbonnet in Week 17?

    Easy come, easy go. With Kenneth Walker III back in the mix, Charbonnet was an afterthought in Sunday’s loss to the Vikings, and that’s being awfully kind.

    There were 105 players active for that game, and all of them had more rushing yards (-1) than Seattle’s RB2, who turned 34 carries into 216 yards and four scores over the three weeks prior.

    Walker is again battling an ankle injury and has been ruled out for Thursday’s game. Walker’s checkered health history (multiple missed games in all three of his NFL seasons) is exactly why Charbonnet is always going to be a sought-after commodity in the late rounds.

    Yet, there are no signs of the Seahawks wanting to make this a committee.

    One starting running back for Seattle will be active in fantasy leagues this week — it’s that easy. If Walker were playing, Charbonnet wouldn’t deserve a sniff. But since he’s not, you’re likely plugging him in.

    I enter this week with Charbonnet ranked as the top running back in this game.

    Are you looking for start/sit advice for other players in your lineup? Read our Week 17 Fantasy Start-Sit Advice Cheat Sheet for every fantasy-relevant player in every game.

    Zach Charbonnet’s Fantasy Points Projection in Week 17

    As of Thursday, Charbonnet is projected to score 12.2 fantasy points in PPR formats. This includes 13.7 rushing attempts for 58.8 yards and 0.2 touchdowns. It also includes 1.5 receptions for 28.4 yards and 0.1 touchdowns.

    Check out the free PFN Fantasy Start-Sit Optimizer for the latest projections and advice for your lineups this week.

    Zach Charbonnet’s Fantasy Ranking

    Our Weekly Consensus PPR Rankings are below — both positional and overall. They were last updated at 3:45 AM ET on Wednesday, December 25. If you’re in a Superflex league, make sure you check out our Weekly Consensus Superflex Rankings.

    Week 17 RB PPR Rankings

    1) Saquon Barkley | PHI (vs. DAL)
    2) Jahmyr Gibbs | DET (at SF)
    3) Derrick Henry | BAL (at HOU)
    4) Bijan Robinson | ATL (at WAS)
    5) Josh Jacobs | GB (at MIN)
    6) De’Von Achane | MIA (at CLE)
    7) Jonathan Taylor | IND (at NYG)
    8) Chase Brown | CIN (vs. DEN)
    9) Kyren Williams | LAR (vs. ARI)
    10) James Conner | ARI (at LAR)
    11) Bucky Irving | TB (vs. CAR)
    12) Chuba Hubbard | CAR (at TB)
    13) James Cook | BUF (vs. NYJ)
    14) Breece Hall | NYJ (at BUF)
    15) Joe Mixon | HOU (vs. BAL)
    16) Aaron Jones | MIN (vs. GB)
    17) Jerome Ford | CLE (vs. MIA)
    18) Tony Pollard | TEN (at JAX)
    19) Brian Robinson Jr. | WAS (vs. ATL)
    20) D’Andre Swift | CHI (vs. SEA)
    21) Rico Dowdle | DAL (at PHI)
    22) Isaac Guerendo | SF (vs. DET)
    23) Rhamondre Stevenson | NE (vs. LAC)
    24) Rachaad White | TB (vs. CAR)
    25) Tyrone Tracy Jr. | NYG (vs. IND)
    26) Zach Charbonnet | SEA (at CHI)
    27) Alexander Mattison | LV (at NO)
    28) Isiah Pacheco | KC (at PIT)
    29) Tyjae Spears | TEN (at JAX)
    30) Kendre Miller | NO (vs. LV)
    31) Travis Etienne Jr. | JAX (vs. TEN)
    32) Jaylen Warren | PIT (vs. KC)
    33) Javonte Williams | DEN (at CIN)
    34) Justice Hill | BAL (at HOU)
    35) Najee Harris | PIT (vs. KC)
    36) Gus Edwards | LAC (at NE)
    37) Tank Bigsby | JAX (vs. TEN)
    38) Ameer Abdullah | LV (at NO)
    39) Kareem Hunt | KC (at PIT)
    40) Devin Singletary | NYG (vs. IND)
    41) Tyler Allgeier | ATL (at WAS)
    42) Kimani Vidal | LAC (at NE)
    43) Audric Estimé | DEN (at CIN)
    44) Raheem Mostert | MIA (at CLE)
    45) Ray Davis | BUF (vs. NYJ)
    46) Antonio Gibson | NE (vs. LAC)
    47) Kenneth Gainwell | PHI (vs. DAL)
    48) Craig Reynolds | DET (at SF)
    49) Cam Akers | MIN (vs. GB)
    50) Ty Johnson | BUF (vs. NYJ)
    51) Blake Corum | LAR (vs. ARI)
    52) Patrick Taylor Jr. | SF (vs. DET)
    53) Roschon Johnson | CHI (vs. SEA)
    54) Braelon Allen | NYJ (at BUF)
    55) Jeremy McNichols | WAS (vs. ATL)
    56) Jaleel McLaughlin | DEN (at CIN)
    57) Isaiah Davis | NYJ (at BUF)
    58) D’Onta Foreman | CLE (vs. MIA)
    59) Cordarrelle Patterson | PIT (vs. KC)
    60) Jamaal Williams | NO (vs. LV)
    61) Emanuel Wilson | GB (at MIN)
    62) DeeJay Dallas | ARI (at LAR)
    63) Keaton Mitchell | BAL (at HOU)
    64) Chris Brooks | GB (at MIN)
    65) Pierre Strong Jr. | CLE (vs. MIA)
    66) Ke’Shawn Vaughn | SF (vs. DET)
    67) Trey Benson | ARI (at LAR)
    68) Kenneth Walker III | SEA (at CHI)
    69) Michael Carter | ARI (at LAR)
    70) Sean Tucker | TB (vs. CAR)
    71) Samaje Perine | KC (at PIT)
    72) Israel Abanikanda | SF (vs. DET)
    73) Ezekiel Elliott | DAL (at PHI)
    74) Khalil Herbert | CIN (vs. DEN)
    75) Dare Ogunbowale | HOU (vs. BAL)
    76) Jaylen Wright | MIA (at CLE)
    77) Kyle Juszczyk | SF (vs. DET)
    78) Trey Sermon | IND (at NYG)
    79) Mike Boone | CAR (at TB)
    80) Chris Rodriguez Jr. | WAS (vs. ATL)
    81) Dameon Pierce | HOU (vs. BAL)
    82) Sione Vaki | DET (at SF)
    83) Hunter Luepke | DAL (at PHI)
    84) Alec Ingold | MIA (at CLE)
    85) Tyler Goodson | IND (at NYG)





    Week 17 Injury Update, Start/Sit Advice, Projections, and More

    As we head into the final week of the regular season, fantasy football managers are facing tough decisions about who to start and who to sit. Injuries are always a concern this late in the season, so here is the latest injury update to help you make those crucial lineup decisions:

    – Christian McCaffrey (RB, Carolina Panthers) – McCaffrey is dealing with a shoulder injury and is considered day-to-day. Monitor his status leading up to game time and have a backup plan in place.

    – Julio Jones (WR, Atlanta Falcons) – Jones is dealing with a hamstring injury and may be limited in practice leading up to Week 17. Consider benching him if he is not able to practice fully.

    – Kenny Golladay (WR, Detroit Lions) – Golladay has been dealing with a hip injury and has missed several games. He is unlikely to play in Week 17, so make sure to find a replacement.

    Start/Sit Advice:

    – Start: Jalen Hurts (QB, Philadelphia Eagles) – Hurts has been a fantasy stud since taking over as the starter and has a favorable matchup against the Washington Football Team.

    – Sit: Todd Gurley (RB, Atlanta Falcons) – Gurley has been dealing with a knee injury and has been ineffective in recent weeks. Look for other options at the running back position.

    Projections:

    – Davante Adams (WR, Green Bay Packers) – Adams is projected to have a big game against the Chicago Bears and should be started with confidence.

    – Lamar Jackson (QB, Baltimore Ravens) – Jackson has a favorable matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals and is projected to have a big game through the air and on the ground.

    Make sure to check back for more updates as we get closer to game time. Good luck in Week 17!

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  • Seahawks should hand keys to backfield to Zach Charbonnet in Week 17

    Seahawks should hand keys to backfield to Zach Charbonnet in Week 17


    Seattle Seahawks preferred running back Kenneth Walker III did not practice on Wednesday. It’s worth noting the Seahawks held a walk-through practice, so Walker’s non-participation was an estimation. Either way, the former Michigan State standout appears unlikely to suit up versus the Chicago Bears on a Boxing Day special of Thursday Night Football in Week 17.

    The Seahawks should hand the keys to the backfield to Zach Charbonnet, which could be a positive development for the offense.

    Walker returned from a two-game absence to play against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 16. Walker was ineffective before re-injuring his ankle, averaging 3.9 yards per carry (eight for 31). Charbonnet’s impact was also lessened, totaling just 13 yards, including negative-1 rushing yards.

    Charbonnet was outstanding in the previous two contests that Walker was sidelined for. Against the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals, the ex UCLA Bruin totaled three touchdowns. In the Arizona game specifically, Charbonnet rushed for a career-high 134 yards. He averaged more than six yards per carry in both outings.

    Walker has clearly been nursing a difficult ankle injury. Walker attempted to return versus the Vikings, but the same ailment is now sidelining him again. Charbonnet is currently the healthier, more effective back. Starting Charbonnet against the Bears would be a positive development for Ryan Grubb’s offense.



    As the Seattle Seahawks head into Week 17 of the NFL season, they find themselves in need of a spark in the backfield. With injuries to key running backs and inconsistent production from others, it may be time for the team to hand the keys to rookie running back Zach Charbonnet.

    Charbonnet, a fourth-round pick out of UCLA, has shown flashes of brilliance in limited opportunities this season. His combination of size, speed, and power make him a versatile threat in both the running and passing game. In his most recent game, Charbonnet rushed for 76 yards on just seven carries, showcasing his ability to break tackles and make explosive plays.

    With the Seahawks fighting for a playoff spot, they need a reliable option in the backfield to take pressure off of quarterback Russell Wilson. Charbonnet has the potential to be that player and could provide a much-needed boost to the offense.

    By giving Charbonnet more opportunities in Week 17, the Seahawks could unleash his full potential and give their offense a new dynamic. It’s time for Seattle to trust in their rookie running back and see what he can do with the keys to the backfield. Let’s see if Charbonnet can lead the Seahawks to victory and a spot in the playoffs.

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  • Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol three days before Eagles’ Week 17 meeting with Cowboys

    Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol three days before Eagles’ Week 17 meeting with Cowboys


    A concussion forced Hurts forced out of action in the first quarter of Philadelphia’s Week 16 loss to Washington, prompting the Eagles to replace him with Pickett, who finished off the drive he entered by firing a touchdown pass to A.J. Brown to give the Eagles a 14-0 lead. Pickett played well enough to give the Eagles a chance to win, completing 14 of 24 passes for 143 yards, one touchdown and one interception, but sustained his own ailment that has forced the Eagles to consider all options.

    Pickett won the backup job in a rather tight battle with McKee during preseason action in which Pickett struggled and neither clearly separated himself from the other. If Hurts cannot clear protocol soon, Pickett should be expected to start if his health status improves over the next few days. If not, Eagles fans might need to prepare to watch McKee lead their offense.



    Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol three days before Eagles’ Week 17 meeting with Cowboys

    Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is still in concussion protocol as the team prepares to face off against the Dallas Cowboys in their final game of the regular season. Hurts suffered the injury in last week’s game against the Washington Football Team and has been limited in practice leading up to Sunday’s matchup.

    The Eagles’ coaching staff has been monitoring Hurts closely and will continue to evaluate his status in the coming days. In the meantime, backup quarterback Gardner Minshew has been taking first-team reps in practice and will be ready to step in if Hurts is unable to play.

    Despite the uncertainty surrounding Hurts’ availability, the Eagles remain focused on finishing the season strong and securing a win against their division rival. The team is currently sitting at 8-8 and will be looking to end the season on a high note before heading into the offseason.

    Stay tuned for updates on Hurts’ status as the Eagles prepare for their crucial Week 17 showdown with the Cowboys.

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  • NFL Week 17 injury tracker: Latest updates on Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin and more

    NFL Week 17 injury tracker: Latest updates on Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin and more


    Week 17 of the NFL season kicked off with a Christmas Day doubleheader, with games between the Chiefs and Steelers as well as the Ravens and Texans. With just two weeks left of the 2024 NFL regular season, every snap and every game is crucial for teams’ playoff chances and draft order for the upcoming offseason.

    Who’s in and who’s out can be make-or-break for teams at this stage. All squads are dealing with injuries to some degree at this point, some more than others. 

    Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (left finger/concussion) didn’t practice on Wednesday, putting his status for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys in question.

    Here’s a look at each team’s final injury report for Week 17, updated as the final reports come in:

    With Walker out for Thursday night, it’ll again be Zach Charbonnet leading the backfield for the Seahawks.

    Chicago held a walkthrough Wednesday for the third straight day and estimated that all three questionable players would’ve been limited.

    The Patriots and Chargers are both dealing with a long list of injuries. On the Chargers side, Hurst went from not practicing Tuesday to being a limited participant in Wednesday’s estimated report. On Monday, the team opened Dobbin’s 21-day practice window. 

    Jones missed last week and was not a participant in Wednesday’s practice. Peppers also missed last week’s game and was limited on Christmas Day.

    Denver listed a few players on its report, but they were all full participants in practice. The Broncos are very healthy heading into this game.

    It’s always worth monitoring Higgins’ status, given how he tends to perform at less than 100% health. Mims and Brown each getting in at least some practice is a good sign ahead of a date with Denver’s pass rush. The defense potentially missing a few pieces up front probably can’t make things much worse.

    • Cardinals: S Joey Blount (ribs), CB Elijah Jones (ankle) DNP; RB Trey Benson (ankle), OL Evan Brown (neck), LB Baron Browning (neck), RB James Conner (knee), K Matt Prater (left knee), DL Darius Robinson (calf), LB Mack Wilson (concussion) LP; P Michael Palardy (illness), OL Kelvin Beachum (rest) FP 
    • Rams: OL Rob Havenstein (shoulder) LP

    Both of the Cardinals’ top running backs remain on the injury report. They’ve got some issues on the defensive front seven as well, which could prove important against a Rams offense that needs to get back on track after struggling over the past two weeks.

    L.A. only has Havenstein on the report, but his prospective absence would be a big one. 

    Lamb has been playing through his shoulder injury, but two more receivers popping up on the injury report is less than ideal. Kendricks missed last week’s game but Vigil, who hasn’t practiced in months, played and excelled. Bass’ thigh injury is one to watch, as he’s been playing well of late.

    The biggest news from Philadelphia’s report is Hurts not practicing. He left last week’s game with a concussion and didn’t return. Pickett, who came in for the injured Hurts in Week 16, was also on the injury report as a limited participant. 

    Legette, who missed last week’s game, was a full participant, listed with hip/wrist injuries. Clowney was also a full participant. 

    The Bucs didn’t hold a practice on Christmas Day, so they gave an estimated practice report Wednesday. Winfield and Otton, who were out last week, didn’t practice. 

    New York doesn’t really have anything to play for, so these notable DNPs are perhaps something to watch more closely than they would’ve been early in the year. There are a lot of key players included on that list, including two starting corners, two starting linemen, and, of course, Rodgers’ top target.

    Richardson was among those who didn’t practice Wednesday. Pittman was a full participant.

    The Giants had seven players who didn’t practice Wednesday, including Nabers, who was also on last week’s report, but didn’t get a game designation for Week 16. Lock was once again on the injury report and was a limited participant.

    The Raiders had a relatively short injury report this week. Powers-Johnson was one of three players limited Wednesday.

    Carr will likely remain sidelined this week, as he didn’t practice Wednesday. Kamara, who missed last week’s game, was also a non-participant. Valdes-Scantling was limited after missing the Saints’ Week 16 matchup.

    Murray was on the report last week with a hamstring injury, and this week he is dealing with a wrist injury. Folk missed last week’s game and was a nonparticipant Wednesday.

    Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said Little will likely be sidelined this week against the Titans. Savage is another big question mark, as he is in concussion protocol.

    • Dolphins: OT Terron Armstead (knee), DT Calais Campbell (rest), CB Kendall Fuller (knee), S Jordan Poyer (knee/finger), WR Jaylen Waddle (knee), LB Anthony Walker Jr. (knee) DNP; LB Jordyn Brooks (quad/knee), WR Dee Eskridge (knee), WR Tyreek Hill (wrist/rest), FB Alex Ingold (ankle), QB Tua Tagovailoa (hip) LP; WR Malik Washington (knee) FP
    • Browns: DL Shelby Harris (elbow), TE David Njoku (knee), LB Ogbo Okoronwko (knee) DNP; CB Martin Emerson Jr. (back), WR Jerry Jeudy (knee/shin), QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf), WR Cedric Tillman (concussion), QB Jameis Winston (right shoulder) LP; LB Devin Bush (shoulder), LB Khaleke Hudson (back) FP

    There’s a lot to watch here for Miami’s offense, including basically the entire wide receiver corps. Waddle seems like the most likely of the three to have an issue suiting up this weekend, given the injury he suffered last week. There are also a few key injuries to watch in the secondary.

    Winston was the team’s emergency third quarterback last week and remains on the injury report as a limited participant. Njoku was unable to participate as he continues to deal with an injury. He was questionable last week with a hamstring injury, but did play. 

    We saw Watson leave Monday night’s game with an injury, but the Packers do have a plethora of receiving options to make up for his potential absence. If Walker has to miss, that could be damaging against a Vikings offense that likes to attack the intermediate middle of the field.

    This is a potentially concerning report for Minnesota’s defense, as Smith and Cashman are obviously key players on that side of the ball. Ham plays an important role in both the run game and as a pass blocker on many third downs, so his status is worth keeping an eye on as well.

    A pair of DNPs in the secondary is less than ideal coming up on a test against Jayden Daniels and Co. London and Carter getting in limited practices, though, is encouraging.

    Washington appears to be a bit banged up in its wide receiver corps, and it’s worth watching McLaurin’s status in particular. There are also some key defensive players on the injury report, and Lattimore not practicing at all is notable as the Commanders prepare to face Drake London and Darnell Mooney.





    As the NFL regular season comes to a close, injuries are becoming more prevalent as teams battle for playoff positioning. In this Week 17 injury tracker, we’ll provide the latest updates on key players including Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin, and more.

    Jalen Hurts, QB, Philadelphia Eagles:
    Hurts suffered an ankle injury in Week 16 and his status for the Eagles’ crucial matchup against the Dallas Cowboys is uncertain. He is currently listed as day-to-day and will be a game-time decision.

    Kenneth Walker III, RB, Detroit Lions:
    Walker suffered a knee injury in Week 16 and has been ruled out for the Lions’ final game of the season against the Green Bay Packers. The rookie sensation will undergo further evaluation to determine the extent of the injury.

    Terry McLaurin, WR, Washington Football Team:
    McLaurin is dealing with a hamstring injury that has limited his practice participation leading up to the team’s game against the New York Giants. He is considered questionable for the game and will be a game-time decision.

    Stay tuned for more updates on these key players and other notable injuries as Week 17 unfolds. Injuries can have a significant impact on a team’s playoff chances, so it will be crucial for these players to recover quickly and get back on the field.

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  • NFL Week 17 injury tracker: Latest updates on Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin and more

    NFL Week 17 injury tracker: Latest updates on Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin and more


    Week 17 of the NFL season kicked off with a Christmas Day doubleheader, with games between the Chiefs and Steelers as well as the Ravens and Texans. With just two weeks left of the 2024 NFL regular season, every snap and every game is crucial for teams’ playoff chances and draft order for the upcoming offseason.

    Who’s in and who’s out can be make-or-break for teams at this stage. All squads are dealing with injuries to some degree at this point, some more than others. 

    Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (left finger/concussion) didn’t practice on Wednesday, putting his status for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys in question.

    Here’s a look at each team’s final injury report for Week 17, updated as the final reports come in:

    With Walker out for Thursday night, it’ll again be Zach Charbonnet leading the backfield for the Seahawks.

    Chicago held a walkthrough Wednesday for the third straight day and estimated that all three questionable players would’ve been limited.

    The Patriots and Chargers are both dealing with a long list of injuries. On the Chargers side, Hurst went from not practicing Tuesday to being a limited participant in Wednesday’s estimated report. On Monday, the team opened Dobbin’s 21-day practice window. 

    Jones missed last week and was not a participant in Wednesday’s practice. Peppers also missed last week’s game and was limited on Christmas Day.

    Denver listed a few players on its report, but they were all full participants in practice. The Broncos are very healthy heading into this game.

    It’s always worth monitoring Higgins’ status, given how he tends to perform at less than 100% health. Mims and Brown each getting in at least some practice is a good sign ahead of a date with Denver’s pass rush. The defense potentially missing a few pieces up front probably can’t make things much worse.

    • Cardinals: S Joey Blount (ribs), CB Elijah Jones (ankle) DNP; RB Trey Benson (ankle), OL Evan Brown (neck), LB Baron Browning (neck), RB James Conner (knee), K Matt Prater (left knee), DL Darius Robinson (calf), LB Mack Wilson (concussion) LP; P Michael Palardy (illness), OL Kelvin Beachum (rest) FP 
    • Rams: OL Rob Havenstein (shoulder) LP

    Both of the Cardinals’ top running backs remain on the injury report. They’ve got some issues on the defensive front seven as well, which could prove important against a Rams offense that needs to get back on track after struggling over the past two weeks.

    L.A. only has Havenstein on the report, but his prospective absence would be a big one. 

    Lamb has been playing through his shoulder injury, but two more receivers popping up on the injury report is less than ideal. Kendricks missed last week’s game but Vigil, who hasn’t practiced in months, played and excelled. Bass’ thigh injury is one to watch, as he’s been playing well of late.

    The biggest news from Philadelphia’s report is Hurts not practicing. He left last week’s game with a concussion and didn’t return. Pickett, who came in for the injured Hurts in Week 16, was also on the injury report as a limited participant. 

    Legette, who missed last week’s game, was a full participant, listed with hip/wrist injuries. Clowney was also a full participant. 

    The Bucs didn’t hold a practice on Christmas Day, so they gave an estimated practice report Wednesday. Winfield and Otton, who were out last week, didn’t practice. 

    New York doesn’t really have anything to play for, so these notable DNPs are perhaps something to watch more closely than they would’ve been early in the year. There are a lot of key players included on that list, including two starting corners, two starting linemen, and, of course, Rodgers’ top target.

    Richardson was among those who didn’t practice Wednesday. Pittman was a full participant.

    The Giants had seven players who didn’t practice Wednesday, including Nabers, who was also on last week’s report, but didn’t get a game designation for Week 16. Lock was once again on the injury report and was a limited participant.

    The Raiders had a relatively short injury report this week. Powers-Johnson was one of three players limited Wednesday.

    Carr will likely remain sidelined this week, as he didn’t practice Wednesday. Kamara, who missed last week’s game, was also a non-participant. Valdes-Scantling was limited after missing the Saints’ Week 16 matchup.

    Murray was on the report last week with a hamstring injury, and this week he is dealing with a wrist injury. Folk missed last week’s game and was a nonparticipant Wednesday.

    Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said Little will likely be sidelined this week against the Titans. Savage is another big question mark, as he is in concussion protocol.

    • Dolphins: OT Terron Armstead (knee), DT Calais Campbell (rest), CB Kendall Fuller (knee), S Jordan Poyer (knee/finger), WR Jaylen Waddle (knee), LB Anthony Walker Jr. (knee) DNP; LB Jordyn Brooks (quad/knee), WR Dee Eskridge (knee), WR Tyreek Hill (wrist/rest), FB Alex Ingold (ankle), QB Tua Tagovailoa (hip) LP; WR Malik Washington (knee) FP
    • Browns: DL Shelby Harris (elbow), TE David Njoku (knee), LB Ogbo Okoronwko (knee) DNP; CB Martin Emerson Jr. (back), WR Jerry Jeudy (knee/shin), QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf), WR Cedric Tillman (concussion), QB Jameis Winston (right shoulder) LP; LB Devin Bush (shoulder), LB Khaleke Hudson (back) FP

    There’s a lot to watch here for Miami’s offense, including basically the entire wide receiver corps. Waddle seems like the most likely of the three to have an issue suiting up this weekend, given the injury he suffered last week. There are also a few key injuries to watch in the secondary.

    Winston was the team’s emergency third quarterback last week and remains on the injury report as a limited participant. Njoku was unable to participate as he continues to deal with an injury. He was questionable last week with a hamstring injury, but did play. 

    We saw Watson leave Monday night’s game with an injury, but the Packers do have a plethora of receiving options to make up for his potential absence. If Walker has to miss, that could be damaging against a Vikings offense that likes to attack the intermediate middle of the field.

    This is a potentially concerning report for Minnesota’s defense, as Smith and Cashman are obviously key players on that side of the ball. Ham plays an important role in both the run game and as a pass blocker on many third downs, so his status is worth keeping an eye on as well.

    A pair of DNPs in the secondary is less than ideal coming up on a test against Jayden Daniels and Co. London and Carter getting in limited practices, though, is encouraging.

    Washington appears to be a bit banged up in its wide receiver corps, and it’s worth watching McLaurin’s status in particular. There are also some key defensive players on the injury report, and Lattimore not practicing at all is notable as the Commanders prepare to face Drake London and Darnell Mooney.





    As the NFL regular season comes to a close, injuries are becoming more prevalent as teams battle for playoff positioning. In this Week 17 injury tracker, we’ll provide the latest updates on key players including Jalen Hurts, Kenneth Walker III, Terry McLaurin, and more.

    Jalen Hurts, QB, Philadelphia Eagles:
    Hurts suffered an ankle injury in Week 16 and his status for the Eagles’ crucial matchup against the Dallas Cowboys is uncertain. He is currently listed as day-to-day and will be a game-time decision.

    Kenneth Walker III, RB, Detroit Lions:
    Walker suffered a knee injury in Week 16 and has been ruled out for the Lions’ final game of the season against the Green Bay Packers. The rookie sensation will undergo further evaluation to determine the extent of the injury.

    Terry McLaurin, WR, Washington Football Team:
    McLaurin is dealing with a hamstring injury that has limited his practice participation leading up to the team’s game against the New York Giants. He is considered questionable for the game and will be a game-time decision.

    Stay tuned for more updates on these key players and other notable injuries as Week 17 unfolds. Injuries can have a significant impact on a team’s playoff chances, so it will be crucial for these players to recover quickly and get back on the field.

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  • Will Eagles QB play Week 17 vs. Cowboys?

    Will Eagles QB play Week 17 vs. Cowboys?




    With the Philadelphia Eagles officially eliminated from playoff contention, the question on everyone’s mind is whether starting quarterback Jalen Hurts will see the field in Week 17 against the Dallas Cowboys. While some may argue that it’s a meaningless game and the Eagles should rest their key players, others believe it’s important for Hurts to continue gaining valuable experience and building chemistry with his teammates.

    Head coach Nick Sirianni has yet to confirm whether Hurts will start or if backup quarterback Gardner Minshew will get the nod instead. Regardless of who takes the field, one thing is for certain – Eagles fans will be eagerly watching to see how the team performs in their final game of the season. Stay tuned for updates as game day approaches.

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  • Arabic TV Free Week Trial أفضل خدمة قنوات عربية ورياضية اشتراك سنة تجربة مجانية

    Arabic TV Free Week Trial أفضل خدمة قنوات عربية ورياضية اشتراك سنة تجربة مجانية



    Arabic TV Free Week Trial أفضل خدمة قنوات عربية ورياضية اشتراك سنة تجربة مجانية

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    Looking to watch your favorite Arabic TV channels and sports programs? Look no further than our Arabic TV Free Week Trial! Get access to the best Arabic and sports channels with a one-year subscription and enjoy a free trial week to test out our service.

    With our service, you can watch all your favorite shows, movies, and sports events in high-quality streaming. Whether you’re a fan of drama series, news programs, or sports matches, we have something for everyone.

    Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the best Arabic TV and sports channels for free. Sign up for our one-year subscription and start your free trial week today! Hurry, this offer won’t last long. Subscribe now and enjoy the best Arabic TV experience.
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  • The Latest Tech Trends: Google’s Top Searches of the Week

    The Latest Tech Trends: Google’s Top Searches of the Week


    Google’s top searches of the week give us a fascinating glimpse into the latest tech trends that are capturing the public’s attention. From new gadgets to popular apps, here are some of the most searched-for tech topics of the week.

    One of the top searches this week was for the latest iPhone model. With Apple releasing new phones every year, there is always a lot of buzz around the latest features and upgrades. This week, the iPhone 13 was a hot topic, with people searching for information on its camera quality, battery life, and other specifications.

    Another popular search was for the latest smart home devices. With more and more people looking to automate their homes, there is a growing interest in devices like smart speakers, smart thermostats, and smart security cameras. People are eager to learn about the newest products on the market and how they can make their lives easier and more convenient.

    Virtual reality (VR) technology was also a trending search topic this week. With VR headsets becoming more affordable and accessible, there is a growing interest in virtual reality gaming, immersive experiences, and virtual tours. People are curious about the latest VR devices and the potential applications for this technology in various industries.

    Artificial intelligence (AI) was another hot topic in tech searches this week. From AI-powered chatbots to machine learning algorithms, people are intrigued by the ways that AI is shaping our world. Searches for AI news, developments, and breakthroughs were all popular, indicating a growing interest in this cutting-edge technology.

    Finally, cryptocurrency searches were also trending this week. With the rise of digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, people are eager to learn more about how to invest in cryptocurrencies, how blockchain technology works, and the latest news in the crypto world. Searches for cryptocurrency prices, trends, and regulations were all popular topics.

    Overall, Google’s top searches of the week reveal a diverse range of tech trends that are capturing the public’s attention. From new gadgets to emerging technologies, people are eager to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest developments in the tech world. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just curious about what’s new and exciting, Google’s top searches provide a valuable glimpse into the ever-changing landscape of technology.


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  • Your Dream Life Planner – Undated: Week Per Page Diary – Accountability and Motivation – Life Review – Habit Tracker – Monthly Check In – Journal and More…

    Your Dream Life Planner – Undated: Week Per Page Diary – Accountability and Motivation – Life Review – Habit Tracker – Monthly Check In – Journal and More…


    Price: $24.98
    (as of Dec 25,2024 12:46:27 UTC – Details)




    ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0DR9D5FN7
    Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (December 18, 2024)
    Language ‏ : ‎ English
    Paperback ‏ : ‎ 265 pages
    Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.03 pounds
    Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.6 x 9 inches


    Are you ready to take control of your life and start living your dream life? Look no further than our undated week per page diary, designed to help you stay accountable, motivated, and on track towards your goals.

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  • Digital Wall Clock, 11.5″ Extra Large Display Calendar Alarm Day Clock with Date and of Week, Temperature,2 USB Chargers,3 Alarms, 5 Dimmer& 12/24Hr LED Desk for Office, Living Room, Bedroom, Elderly

    Digital Wall Clock, 11.5″ Extra Large Display Calendar Alarm Day Clock with Date and of Week, Temperature,2 USB Chargers,3 Alarms, 5 Dimmer& 12/24Hr LED Desk for Office, Living Room, Bedroom, Elderly


    Price: $43.99 – $35.99
    (as of Dec 23,2024 23:46:27 UTC – Details)


    Product Description

    IMPORTANT: The NON-BATTERY clock must require an adapter plug-in to function.The battery only stores time and alarm settings during power outages.

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    ROCAM MULTI-FUNCTIONAL DIGITAL WALL CLOCK, PERFECT FOR MEETING ALL YOUR NEEDS

    This calendar alarm clock is useful for all age demographics: perfect for knowing when to leave for work, go to school, or when to start dinner, to setting daily reminders for you and your family. Very easy to read the time and date with those big digit numbers no matter day or night, and it’s simple to operate even the kids can set it, with the following highlight features:

    > 11.5 inch Super Large LED display

    > Month/Day/Year/Date display

    > 5 level Brightness Dimmer

    > Weekday/Weekend Alarm Options

    > 3 Alarm Options with big Snooze Button

    > 12H/24H and DST Switch Button

    > Accurate Temperature Display with Battery Backup

    > Dual USB Charger Ports

    > All-day assistance

    DIGITAL WALL CLOCKDIGITAL WALL CLOCK

    11.5 INCH LARGE DISPLAY WITH 5 LEVEL DIMMER

    Dimmable Display – 5 Level Dimmer allow you to adjust the brightness to protect your eyes, especially for the students who do their homework at night and the this enable to see the time and date from all angles.Modern Design – This day clock looks great everywhere in your home, kitchen or office. Nicely standing on the desk by the holder or just mount it on the wall.Large Display – The 11.5 Inch Extra Large Display with non-abbreviated day of the week enables the elderly to recognize the time and date easily.Accurate Time and Temperature Display – We understand that you are always need a clock with accurate time display and works well even after several years, that’s why we are here to recommend this amazing day clock, we provide 3 months replacement if you find the time is not accurate but we are sure this is not gonna happen. Also the built-in thermometer shows the indoor temperature in Fahrenheit/Celsius and it takes 1 min only to complete the startup.

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    CHARGE YOUR DUAL MOBILE DEVICES AT NIGHT

    Charge your cellphone, tablet or other smart device with the dual USB ports at the back at night, we specially set 2 ports for both you and your partner, now the calendar clock becomes a charging station. The USB port compatible with most of USB device on the market (not included).

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    LOUD ALARM CLOCK WITH 3 ALARM SETTINGS OPTION

    15-level of Adjustable Volume-The digital alarm clock is designed to be loud enough for seniors, children, and heavy sleepers. With 15 adjustable volume levels (60dB-108dB), you can customize the perfect volume to wake up happy every day.3 Alarms with 7-5-2 Setting Mode- This large number digital clock with 3 alarms allows you and your family to set 3 independent wake-up times in 3 different time setting modes for Mon- Sun/ Mon- -Fri/ Sat- Sun, which is perfect for households with multiple schedules and habits.

    DIGITAL CLCOK 1005DIGITAL CLCOK 1005

    digital wall clockdigital wall clock Specification And Service

    Power Source: AC/DC Adaptor-Auto Voltage 100V~240V, 50/60HzDC Input: 5V 2APower Consumption: 0.5 ~7.5WUSB Output: 5V 1A Backup Battery: DC 3V CR2032 coin cell x 1pc ( included)A 24-hour response time for emails12-Months Replacement

    MODERN ALARM DAY CLOCK WITH ACCURATE TIME

    More Than a Clear Display : Indoor Thermometer, 2 USB Chargers, and Home Decor

    It clearly displays the year, month, day, week, time, and indoor temperature.The numbers on our clock display is soft blue color, customer find it easier to read at a distance at night than the white one, can acts as a nice night light too.IIt’s comes with a CR2032 coin cell battery so you don’t have to purchase separately. It’s with 5 level dimmer while the similar model only got 2 level still too bright at night.It can be hang on the wall or just put on the desk as a desk clock.
    Kind tips:The NON-BATTERY clock must require an adapter plug-in to function.The battery only stores time and alarm settings during power outages

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    2 In 1 Large Top Button

    The most prominent large button SNOOZE/DIMMER allows you to conveniently adjust the 5-level brightness or snooze for an extra 9 minutes after the alarm goes off. When adjusting the brightness, press the “OK” button to automatically save the setting or wait for 10s to display the right brightness.

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    12/24Hr Time Format & DST

    The digital clock large display features both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats, allowing you to switch between standard and military time to accommodate people of all ages and different reading habits. The daylight saving time function can also be easily switched with just one button on the back.

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    Package Content

    1 x Digital Calendar Clock

    1 x CR2032 Coin Cell Battery

    1 x Installation Screws Pack

    1 x Exquisite Box & 1 x User Manual

    1 x Power Adapter & 1×70 Inch Cable(1.8M)

    1 x Table stand & 1x 1x Wall mount bracket

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    THE 1st UNIQUE BLUE 11.5-INCH LARGE-SCREEN DESK CLOCK IS A IDEAL GIFT CHOICE.

    This alarm clock has a wide range of applications and is an ideal decoration for bedroom, living room, nursing home, office, and more. It is also a perfect gift for seniors adults kids on special occasions such as Christmas, birthdays, Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and more.

    Multi-function Digital Day Clock : The 11.5 inch Extra Large Led display clearly shows the time, period of the day, full day of the week, month and date in large letters that is easy to read without cofusing abbreviation. What’s more, it will monitor and display the indoor temperature accurately in ℉/℃, perfect calendar clock for all the range including kids, elderly, seniors, visually impaired, dementia patients and hearing impaired.
    3 Alarm Clock with Big Snooze Button and Dimmer: Easily setting 3 alarms with this Digital Alarm Clock separately. You could set an alarm on Weekend only, Weekdays only or Everyday and turn them off for 24 hours or permanently. The Snooze Button on the top enable you to sleep for few more minutes before you have to get up. The manual brightness control function got 5 levels so you could adjust to your personal comfort one and protect your eyes.
    Digital Desk and Wall Clock with Dual Usb Charger: The Digital Clock has a stand for displaying on a desk/shelf/nightstand, as well as a keyhole slot for easy wall-mounting. The dual USB ports of the clock allow you to charge your phone and tablets at night. A modern decoration alarm clock for bedroom, kitchen, living room or office.
    Easy Operation & Battery Backup: The switch button on the back enables you to set the display to 12 hour or 24 hour time mode. Simply press the Dst button to switch for Daylight Saving Times (Dst). Moreover the Battery Backup ensures the time and settings will be retained in case of the power outage. (Battery is included in the package)
    Best Gift : Ideal gift idea for elderly, seniors, impaired vision, dementia, alzheimer’s, memory loss, your kids, boys, girls, friends, family, parents and lovers for Christmas, Birthday and New Year.

    Customers say

    Customers find the clock easy to read from across the room due to its large, clear display. They appreciate the bright blue color and night dimmer feature. The display size is also appreciated for being large enough to read from across the space. Customers find the clock easy-to-set and user-friendly when adjusting the time.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews


    Introducing the Digital Wall Clock, 11.5″ Extra Large Display Calendar Alarm Day Clock with Date and Week, Temperature, 2 USB Chargers, 3 Alarms, 5 Dimmer & 12/24Hr LED Desk Clock!

    Are you looking for a sleek and modern clock that not only tells time but also provides you with important information at a glance? Look no further than our Digital Wall Clock! With its extra-large 11.5″ display, you’ll never have to strain your eyes to see the time, date, day of the week, and temperature again.

    This clock is packed with features to make your life easier. It comes with 3 alarms to help you stay on schedule, 2 USB chargers so you can keep your devices powered up, and 5 dimmer settings to adjust the brightness to your liking. Plus, you can choose between a 12 or 24-hour display format to suit your preferences.

    Whether you need a clock for your office, living room, bedroom, or for elderly loved ones, this Digital Wall Clock is the perfect choice. Don’t settle for a basic clock when you can have one that does it all! Get yours today and enjoy the convenience and style it brings to your space.
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