Fantasy Football: Week 16 WR rankings (Half-PPR)

Jets DT Quinnen Williams is inactive for today's game against the Rams due to a hamstring injury. His absence is beneficial for Rams RB Kyren Williams and the passing game, as they won't have to face one of the Jets' top pass rushers. Williams tested his injury pregame but was deemed unfit to play, impacting both teams' strategies for the matchup. Full Article

David Montgomery will miss Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears due to an injured MCL, but he may return next month if his rehab goes well. Montgomery opted against surgery and is hopeful for a playoff return if the Lions advance. He sustained the injury during Week 15's game against the Buffalo Bills and will undergo rehab to potentially play again this season. Full Article

In Week 15, the Cincinnati Bengals had a top-five fantasy performance by forcing a season-high six turnovers against the Tennessee Titans, scoring 19 fantasy points. The Bengals intercepted three passes, including a 39-yard pick-six, and forced a lost fumble from Will Levis and RB Tony Pollard. After Levis' struggles, Mason Rudolph will start in Week 16 against the Indianapolis Colts, making the Titans potentially a good streaming option for D/ST. Full Article

Welcome to the NFL Injury Roundup, where fantasy dreams meet the harsh reality of the injury report 🤕. Here's a brief glimpse into the latest on who’s limping into the weekend—and who’s leaping off the bench to save your fantasy team. Buckle up, because these updates could be the difference between victory and heartbreak: David Moore expected to play Sunday despite concussion protocol, unlikely to be a fantasy factor. Jalen Coker set to play Sunday...

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo confirms that Rams TE Tyler Higbee will be limited in his return from a torn ACL and MCL, expected to play 20-25 plays against the Jets, mostly in passing situations. However, Garafolo advises against starting Higbee in Week 16 fantasy lineups due to his restricted playing time and potential impact on performance. Full Article