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Jaguars TE Brenton Strange (hip) has been designated to return from IR. He'll practice this week and is eligible to play vs. the Chargers on Sunday. Strange has been sidelined since going down in Week 5. Over the first four games of the season, he averaged 5.8 targets, 4.8 catches, and 45.5 yards, ranking TE11 in expected PPR points per game and 16th in actual points per game. All four of those games came with WRs Travis Hunter and Brian Thomas. The former is done for the season, while the latter is battling a high-ankle sprain. Strange has a shot to produce as a top-12 fantasy TE the rest of the way. We'll see if he's ready to play this weekend.

The Giants are moving QB Jameis Winston ahead of Russell Wilson on the depth chart, according to multiple reports. That's especially newsworthy this week, of course, because Jaxson Dart sustained a concussion in Sunday's loss to the Bears. If the rookie's not ready for this Sunday's home date with the Packers, then Winston would start.

IR is "being considered" for Broncos RB J.K. Dobbins (foot), according to The Denver Gazette's Chris Tomasson. Dobbins sought a second opinion on his foot injury, but we still haven't heard any further updates. If IR is even a possibility, though, it's likely that Dobbins will miss multiple games. IR would cost him at least four. Dobbins is worth keeping stashed as we await more information, but fantasy owners should at least plan on him missing Week 11. The Broncos then get a Week 12 bye. Dobbins' absence would likely mean a much bigger role for RB R.J. Harvey, particularly on early downs. The only other RBs on Denver's active roster are Tyler Badie and Jaleel McLaughlin.

Patriots WR Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) got in a limited practice on Tuesday. That gives him a shot to return for Thursday night's game vs. the Jets. We'll see how Boutte is listed on the final injury report tomorrow.

Patriots RBs Rhamondre Stevenson (toe) and Terrell Jennings (knee) were limited in Tuesday's practice. That gives them both a chance to play vs. the Jets on Thursday night, although we won't be surprised if they're held out on the short week. We'll get New England's final injury report on Wednesday afternoon. RB TreVeyon Henderson will be in for a big workload if Stevenson and Jennings are out.

Jaguars WR Travis Hunter will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to repair the LCL in his knee, according to multiple reports. There was no additional damage to the knee, and Hunter is expected to resume football activities in six months, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Green Bay's first game since losing TE Tucker Kraft to an ACL tear found Luke Musgrave working as the clear lead tight end. His 52 total snaps trailed only WR Christian Watson and QB Jordan Love among non-linemen on offense. Musgrave drew just three targets, ranking sixth among Packers in that category. But he caught all three to finish third on the team in receptions amid a bad offensive outing. Musgrave collected 23 yards on those catches. He also drew a 21-yard pass-interference penalty midway through the fourth quarter to get Green Bay into the red zone on the drive that culminated in the Packers' only TD.

Monday night's loss to the Eagles marked Green Bay's first game since losing TE Tucker Kraft to an ACL tear. The team also missed WR Matthew Golden (shoulder) for the game, and even watched WR Romeo Doubs leave early in the fourth quarter with a chest injury. WR Dontayvion Wicks, meanwhile, drew a team-high eight targets. He managed just 4 receptions for 38 yards on a night that found Green Bay throwing for just 176 yards in all. RB Josh Jacobs led the team in receptions (5) and ranked second in targets (six). WR Bo Melton was the only other Packer to exceed four targets, catching two of five looks for 28 yards. WR Christian Watson led the team with 45 receiving yards on 2 receptions among four targets.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs hasn't missed any games this year. But he did play through a calf injury for at least a couple of games, and a look at his snap shares and workloads indicates some impact. Jacobs got back to full playing time in Monday night's loss to the Eagles, though, and carried the offense. He handled 21 of 22 Green Bay RB carries for 74 yards and a TD. Jacobs also tallied a team-high 5 receptions for 33 yards on six targets (second among Packers). He did lost a fumble on his final touch, though, trying to extend a play on a fourth-and-1.