San Francisco won 32-29 at Seattle, Detroit routed Arizona 45-21 and Denver beat the Chargers 23-17. Here are the final scores, the stat lines and the moves RSO owners should make from the late Week 5 games.
Lamar Jackson is out with his ankle injury, so Tyler Huntley gets the Sunday night start against the Falcons. Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey are questionable but expected to play, while Atlanta loses Za'Darius Smith.
Drake Maye threw for 374 yards and four touchdowns as the Patriots routed the Raiders, and Jordan Love had 367 yards in a win over Chicago. Injuries to Henderson, Montgomery, Hockenson and others reshape several backfields and lineups for RSO owners.
Two Browns beat reporters saw Judkins in a boot on his right foot in the locker room after Sunday's game. Cleveland has not announced a diagnosis, so RSO owners should hold and watch the first injury report of the week.
The Chargers left McConkey off their Week 5 inactive list, but he is not expected to play meaningful snaps with his foot injury. RSO owners should treat him as a bench player for the late-afternoon game.
Most of Sunday's game-time decisions went the way fantasy managers hoped, with four key questionable players active. Ladd McConkey's foot is the big call left for the 4 PM window.
Three questionable starters will be decided on the inactive lists 90 minutes before kickoff. The London game at 9:30 a.m. ET means Eagles lineups have to be set early.
Head coach Joe Brady said Saturday that Palmer will miss Week 5 after getting hurt in Friday's practice. Rookie Skyler Bell will make his NFL debut and pick up many of Palmer's snaps.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Chicago all lost key fantasy pieces on Friday's final injury reports. The Chargers and Raiders receiver rooms also thinned out before Sunday.
Philadelphia will face Jacksonville on Sunday without its lead back and its No. 2 receiver, both out with hamstring injuries. Will Shipley moves to the front of a thin backfield, and Dallas Goedert returns at tight end.
Jesse Minter ruled Jackson out Friday after the quarterback missed every practice this week with an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley will start against the Falcons.