The NFL season is dwindling down and injuries are still affecting teams down the stretch. With that being said, here is the Week 11 fantasy football injury report.
QBs
Colts' Jacoby Brissett (Active): Jacoby Brissett sprained his knee in Week 9 and was sidelined for the team's contest versus the Miami Dolphins last Sunday. After getting a week to recover, Brissett will be back under center for the Colts in Week 11.
Lions' Matthew Stafford (Out): In a sudden development, Matthew Stafford was forced to sit out in Week 10 due to a back injury that's ailed him since earlier in the season. The Detroit Lions' franchise quarterback will miss his second consecutive game on Sunday after starting in 136 straight games before Week 10.
Possible replacements: Panthers' Kyle Allen (vs. Falcons), Raiders' Derek Carr (vs. Bengals), Jaguars' Nick Foles (vs. Colts)
RBs
Jets' Le'Veon Bell (Active): Le'Veon Bell has dealt with quite a few ailments throughout the week—including a rib injury. Despite missing a couple of practices, Bell will suit up for the New York Jets on Sunday.
Bears' David Montgomery (Questionable): Following the Chicago Bears' release of Mike Davis, David Montgomery rolled his ankle in practice. The Bears play on Sunday night and the rookie rusher will be a game-time decision.
Chiefs' Damien Williams (Questionable): Damien Williams missed practice on Friday and Saturday with the Kansas City Chiefs. Andy Reid said it was for personal reasons and that he's expected to travel with the team. However, it remains to be seen if he's officially going to suit up.
Falcons' Devonta Freeman (Out): While the Atlanta Falcons upset the New Orleans Saints last Sunday, they took a slight hit to their offense with Devonta Freeman sustaining a foot injury. As a result, Freeman is expected to miss at least a week, having already been ruled out versus the Carolina Panthers.
Eagles' Jordan Howard (Out): Jordan Howard has yet to be cleared for contact after sustaining a shoulder stinger in Week 9. The Philadelphia Eagles have ruled out their starting running back and Miles Sanders will get the start.
Possible replacements: 49ers' Raheem Mostert (vs. Cardinals), Dolphins' Kalen Ballage (vs. Bills), Lions' Ty Johnson (vs. Cowboys)
WRs
49ers' Emmanuel Sanders (Active): Emmanuel Sanders left last week's game with a rib injury and was listed as questionable to play in Week 11. On Sunday morning, it appears as if Sanders will be good to go against the Arizona Cardinals.
Ravens' Marquise Brown (Active): For the second consecutive week, Marquise Brown was listed on the Baltimore Ravens' injury report with an ankle injury. Just like last week, Brown will be active for the Ravens in Week 11.
Eagles' Alshon Jeffery (Out): Upon returning from their bye week, it was discovered that Alshon Jeffery was dealing with an ankle injury. The veteran receiver was unable to practice all week and has been ruled out by the Eagles as they prepare to face the New England Patriots.
Vikings' Adam Thielen (Out): Adam Thielen continues to deal with a hamstring ailment in Week 11. As a result, the Minnesota Vikings' wide receiver will miss his second straight game.
Possible replacements: Bengals' Auden Tate (vs. Raiders), Cowboys' Randall Cobb (vs. Lions), 49ers' Deebo Samuel (vs. Cardinals)
TEs
Rams' Gerald Everett (Questionable): The Los Angeles Rams had all three of their tight ends appear on the injury report. Among them, Gerald Everett is dealing with a wrist injury. Everett is listed as questionable but is expected to play on Sunday night versus the Bears.
Falcons' Austin Hooper (Out): Along with Freeman, the Falcons also witnessed Austin Hooper sustain an injury in their win over the Saints. The pass-catching tight end has been officially ruled as inactive by the Falcons for Week 11.
49ers' George Kittle (Out): George Kittle sustained a knee injury in Week 9 against the Cardinals. For the second consecutive week, Kittle will be inactive for the 49ers in their second meeting with Arizona in Week 11.
Possible replacements: Colts' Eric Ebron (vs. Jaguars), 49ers' Ross Dwelley (vs. Cardinals), Texans' Darren Fells (vs. Ravens)
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