NFL Week 11 Injury Dashboard

The NFL's decision to get rid of the "Probable" injury designation has resulted in an overwhelming majority of players being labeled "Questionable" ahead of Sunday. Luckily, we can mostly sift through the noise and determine which questionable players have a good or bad chance of playing by tracking daily practice participation and news.

You can view every injured player's daily practice participation as well as their estimated and official game status in the table below, but first let's break down some of the week's most-important news to monitor.

• Cardinals RB Chase Edmonds (hamstring) remains sidelined, while coach Kliff Kingsbury said that David Johnson is "obviously" being hampered by ankle and back injuries. Kenyan Drake sure looks a lot like this offense's best RB at the moment. The defense is also banged up, as Patrick Peterson (calf) is considered day to day. Of course, Emmanuel Sanders (7-112-1) didn't have too much trouble with a healthy Peterson back in Week 9.
• Falcons RB Devonta Freeman could reportedly miss "about" two weeks with what is believed to be a sprained foot. Coach Dan Quinn said he's "confident" with Brian Hill in a lead role if Freeman is ultimately sidelined. TE Austin Hooper (knee) should also be considered doubtful for Week 11. He's expected to be replaced by a combination of Luke Stocker and Jaeden Graham. CB Desmond Trufant (toe) appears to be nearing a return after missing four consecutive games.
• Panthers CBs James Bradberry (groin) and Donte Jackson (leg) are each banged up. Good luck covering Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley at less than 100%.
• Bengals WR A.J. Green (ankle) is still considered day to day. Auden Tate, Tyler Boyd and Alex Erickson will continue to work in 3-WR sets as long as Green remains sidelined. RB Giovani Bernard (knee) is also banged up. Joe Mixon set season-high marks in snap rate (76%) and touches (32) with Bernard mostly sidelined in Week 10.
• Browns TE Ricky Seals-Jones (knee) got in a limited practice to start the week. Demetrius Harris will continue to work as the featured TE with RSJ sidelined, although the team's reliance on 2-RB formations in Week 10 could lead to the TE becoming a non-viable fantasy option in this offense.
• Lions QB Matthew Stafford (hip, back) missed his first game since 2010 last week and is considered week to week. RB Ty Johnson (concussion) remains in the protocol, meaning J.D. McKissic and (to a lesser extent) Paul Perkins will work as the offense's lead RBs if Johnson remains sidelined. At the very least, the Jeff Driskel experience was fun in Week 10.

• Texans WR Will Fuller (hamstring) returned to practice Monday and reportedly has a chance to suit up this week. It wouldn't be surprising to see Kenny Stills shift to more of a full-time role in the slot if Fuller returns.
• Colts QB Jacoby Brissett (knee) will start Sunday if he manages to get in a full practice on Wednesday according to coach Frank Reich. There's less optimism surrounding WRs T.Y. Hilton (calf) and Parris Campbell (hand), who were replaced in 2-WR sets by Zach Pascal and Marcus Johnson in Week 10. Devin Funchess (collarbone, IR) is expected to play limited snaps if active this week.
• Jaguars QB Nick Foles (collarbone) will start in Week 11 for the first time since Week 1. He's tentatively expected to get Dede Westbrook (shoulder) back after the Jaguars' slot WR managed to practice on Monday.
• Rams WR Brandin Cooks (concussion) has already been ruled out for Week 11. The offensive line is a mess at the moment, with C Brian Allen (knee) joining LG Joseph Noteboom (knee) on the injured reserve list. RT Rob Havenstein (knee) is considered week to week.
• Vikings WR Adam Thielen (hamstring) remains without a timetable for return, although coach Mike Zimmer has continued to stress this isn't a long-term injury. Bisi Johnson will continue to work in 2-WR sets with Stefon Diggs while Thielen is sidelined.
• Saints CB Marshon Lattimore (hamstring) should be considered week to week after exiting Week 10's loss to the Falcons early. Lattimore's absence would obviously be great news for Mike Evans' chances of popping off in Week 11.
• Patriots TE Ben Watson has played a near every-snap role with Matt LaCossee (knee) and Ryan Izzo (concussion) sidelined.
• Jets TE Chris Herndon (ribs) will miss an extended period of time, meaning Ryan Griffin will continue to work as the offense's full-time TE. Le'Veon Bell (ribs) already said he'll play in Week 11.
• Steelers RB James Conner (shoulder) is expected to return Thursday night against the Browns, relegating Jaylen Samuels to more of a pass-down role. Backup RB Benny Snell (knee) remains without a timetable for return.
• 49ers TE George Kittle (knee, ankle) seems to have a decent chance of returning this week, while WR Emmanuel Sanders (ribs) and RB Matt Breida (ankle) are mysteries following their injuries on Monday night. Raheem Mostert is the next man up at RB, while Deebo Samuel would work as the offense's No. 1 WR if Sanders is sidelined.
• Redskins QB Case Keenum (concussion) will be replaced by Dwayne Haskins under center for the remainder of the season. The offense is tentatively expected to get RB Derrius Guice (knee) back in Week 11, but the status of Chris Thompson (toe) is a bit more unclear. TE Vernon Davis (concussion) remains in the protocol.

The below injury dashboard denotes every player listed on all 32 team's injury reports as well as those that are currently suspended or on the IR/PUP. "DNP" stands for "Did Not Practice", "LP" stands for "Limited Practice" and "FP" stands for "Full Practice".

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