Week 10 Fantasy Injury Update for Jonathan Taylor, Mark Andrews and Treylon Burks

We’ll take a look at the most recent information on these pass catchers, as well as their fantasy injuries for Week 10.

Update Fantasy Injury Week 10: Jonathan Taylor, Mark Andrews and Treylon Burks

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Jonathan Taylor

UPDATE: Taylor (ankle) participated in full practice on Friday, according to Colts beat writer Nate Atkins. According to The Athletic’s James Boyd, he previously participated in practice on Thursday.

According to beat writer Zak Keefer, Taylor (ankle) returned to practice on Wednesday after missing

Since Week 4, the star running back has been dealing with an ankle injury. Taylor last appeared on the field in Week 8 against the Commanders, gaining 76 yards on 16 carries.

If Taylor is able to complete a full week of practice, he will be considered an RB1 against a Raiders defense that allows the seventh-most fantasy points per game to RBs.

If he suffers an unexpected setback, Deon Jackson (knee), Jordan Wilkins, and Zack Moss will split time.

Mark Andrews

Andrews is dealing with a number of injuries, the majority of which he sustained during a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

He suffered a knee injury early in the game and was forced to leave after landing awkwardly on his right shoulder.

The shoulder injury is described as a strain that is not serious. He did not play in last week’s game, and it is unclear whether he will play in Week 11 against the Carolina Panthers.

He appears to be questionable ahead of their Week 11 matchup, with more information to come closer to the game.

Andrews has appeared in eight games this season, recording 42 receptions for 488 yards and five touchdowns. He’s having a good season, but he hasn’t reached the heights of his 2021 season.

The Baltimore Ravens are on bye in week 10, so fantasy owners are unlikely to start Mark Andrews. The Ravens are holding him out, and he will most likely return in Week 11, but how much he will play is unknown.

If Andrews is unable to recover, TE Isaiah Likely will take over as the Ravens’ starting tight end. Likely started the Week 9 game against the Saints, where he had one reception for 33 yards on five targets.

So far, he has appeared in every game and has 17 receptions for 205 yards and two touchdowns.

Treylon Burks

Burks (toe) was designated to return from Injured Reserve by the Tennessee Titans on Wednesday, giving them a 21-day window to activate him from IR.

Burks began practicing on Wednesday and has a chance to return from injured reserve and play against the Denver Broncos in Week 10. On Oct. 8, the first-round pick was placed on injured reserve.

However, it’s too early to tell whether he’ll be activated, so we’ll have to wait for more injury news.

He has 10 catches for 129 yards in his first four NFL games (two starts). Burks struggled with conditioning issues during training camp and was brought along slowly, but he was just beginning to see a larger role in the passing game when he was injured.

Tennessee is desperate for a wide receiver to step up, and with Ryan Tannehill (ankle) possibly returning in Week 10, Burks could be set for a midseason breakout.

When he returns, he’ll almost certainly be eased back in, but Burks has plenty of upside for fantasy managers and is worth stashing in all formats.

Despite the Titans being one of the NFL’s most run-heavy teams, there is room for at least one receiver to produce with efficiency and YAC ability. Burks fits that mold.

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