Latavius Murray (quad) is questionable for the Divisional Round against the Bucs.

Advice: Murray missed practice this week but was labeled as "day to day" by coach Sean Payton mid-week. He'll be a game-time call for Sunday. If he sits, Ty Montgomery could see some extra work behind Alvin Kamara, who would again be a threat for 25-plus touches. Rotoworld.com 34 minutes ago

9 News Denver's Mike Klis reports Von Miller is "under criminal investigation" by Parker police in Colorado.

Advice: “We’re not commenting on nature of the allegations," said Parker police spokesman Josh Hans. "We haven’t completed the investigation.” That's all we have so far, as Klis has added nothing to the report at this point. Rotoworld.com Today, 11:41 am

Sammy Watkins (calf) is out for the Divisional Round against the Browns.

Advice: Watkins was injured in the Week 16 win, and the two weeks off still wasn't enough to get him ready. He didn't practice at all this week. It'll be Mecole Hardman, Demarcus Robinson, and Byron Pringle soaking up snaps behind Tyreek Hill. Rotoworld.com Today, 11:35 am

Rams promoted QB Bryce Perkins from the practice squad.

Advice: This was expected with John Wolford (neck) ruled out. Perkins will back up Jared Goff for Saturday's Divisional Round game with the Packers. Rotoworld.com Today, 8:32 am

Titans signed DT Daylon Mack to a reserve/futures deal. 

Advice: Mack, who was most recently waived by the Lions in August, was drafted by the Ravens with the 160th pick in the 2019 NFL draft. He played in one game for Baltimore that season before suffering a season-ending knee injury. Mack could be a depth player for Tennessee in 2021.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 2:28 pm

Chris Godwin (hip, quad) remained "limited" in Thursday's practice. 

Advice: We haven't seen concern about Godwin's status from the Bucs' press corps, though it is worth noting that he was absent from the Wild Card injury report. Frequently at less than 100 percent health this season, Godwin combined for a modest 9/120/0 across the Bucs' two regular season losses to the Saints. Including last week's playoff win, Godwin is coming off one of his better two-game stretches of the season.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 1:31 pm

Aaron Donald (ribs) has been removed from the Rams' Divisional Round injury report. 

Advice: Donald's injury ended up looking worse than it was. Either that, or he has been given enough pain-killing injections to no longer feel his ribs. Donald said on Wednesday that he had "no pain." It's the best-case scenario for the Rams, who are going to need Donald to once again wreak havoc up front if they are to spring another road postseason upset against the Packers in wintry Green Bay.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 1:21 pm

Cooper Kupp (knee) is listed as questionable for the Divisional Round against the Packers. 

Advice: Dealing with inflammation in his knee, Kupp would be a stunning inactive in the Rams' matchup with Green Bay after catching 4-of-9 targets for 78 yards in LA's Wild Card win over the Seahawks. None of the Rams wideouts have much DFS appeal with an injured Jared Goff under center in the freezing Lambeau weather. If Kupp is out, Van Jefferson and Josh Reynolds would be in line for a bump in snaps and targets.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 1:15 pm

Sammy Watkins (calf) did not practice Thursday. 

Advice: Watkins' status for the Chiefs' Divisional Round clash with the Browns is looking bleaker every day. He suffered the calf injury and was rested -- along with most KC starters -- in Week 17. Without a limited practice on Friday, Watkins will be hard pressed to suit up against Cleveland. That would open up snaps and targets for Demarcus Robinson and Mecole Hardman. Robinson averaged five targets in games where Watkins was sidelined while Hardman averaged 3.17 targets.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 11:58 am

Ronald Jones (quad) returned to practice Thursday.

Advice: It's unclear early in the session if Jones was limited or practiced in full, but Tampa Bay's official injury report will clear that up Thursday afternoon. Jones also still had a brace on his thumb while carrying the ball. If available for the team's upcoming game against the Saints, Jones would likely return to his primary role ahead of Leonard Fournette. The latter would continue handling the lion's share of touches if Jones is ruled out. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:32 am

Cooper Kupp (knee) did not practice on Wednesday.

Advice: Kupp didn't practice on Tuesday either. It would be nice for Kupp to get in a limited practice tomorrow, but it's possible that Kupp plays even if he doesn't practice. It's the playoffs. The Rams "hope" Kupp can gut it out, and The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue reports Kupp is "expected to play". If he ultimately can't go, Robert Woods will be heavily leaned on when the Rams opt to pass, while Van Jefferson would be the player to see the biggest usage jump, going from being the No. 4 receiver to starting in three-receiver sets. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 3:16 pm

Clyde Edwards-Helaire (hip, ankle) was limited during Wednesday's practice. 

Advice: That would seem to put the rookie on track to play this week against the Rams. CEH worked as the team's unquestioned primary back with 36 touches in his final two games of the regular season before the hip and ankle injuries. Edwards-Helaire could be a cheap source of touches in this week's four-game DFS slate.  Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 1:37 pm

Latavius Murray (quad) did not practice Wednesday. 

Advice: The quad injury, suffered in last week's win over Chicago, has lingered for Murray. His status for the Divisional Round won't be in question unless he doesn't practice on Thursday or Friday. Alvin Kamara would stand to benefit from Murray's absence. Taysom Hill (knee) -- a threat to Kamara's goal line work -- also missed Wednesday's practice.  Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 1:30 pm

Clyde Edwards-Helaire (hip, ankle) practiced during the open portion of Wednesday's practice. 

Advice: We'll see later whether CEH logged a limited session of a full practice ahead of this weekend's game against the Browns. The Chiefs have said he would likely be ready for their Divisional Round game so this isn't a surprising development. Even with a few days of limited practice, we should see Edwards-Helaire active against Cleveland. CEH had 36 touches in his final two games of the regular season before the hip and ankle injuries. Darwin Thompson's impressive Week 17 showing could buy him some playing time this week if CEH is inactive.  Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 10:13 am

Rams coach Sean McVay said Aaron Donald (ribs) "will be ready" for the Divisional Round against the Packers.

Advice: Donald may not practice much this week, but he'll likely get a rib injection to help with the pain before suiting up in Green Bay. The Rams' league-best defense will need to play at their best to slow down the Packers' passing offense, especially with Jared Goff's thumb preventing the Rams offense from fully clicking. Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 4:59 pm

Cooper Kupp (knee) was held out of Tuesday's practice. 

Advice: The Rams "hope" Kupp can go against the Packers on Saturday, but his Divisional Round week is off to a rough start. Kupp, of course, might get in zero practice reps even if he goes, so his practice status might not be as telling as it would be during the regular season. If Kupp is out there, it will be vs. a Packers defense that permitted the fifth fewest wide receiver fantasy points during the regular season.   Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 1:49 pm

Rams head coach Sean McVay said the "hope" is that Cooper Kupp, who has bursitis of the knee, will be able to play this week against the Packers. 

Advice: Bursitis is the inflammation or irritation of a fluid-filled sac near the knee joint. Kupp was seen with team trainers late in the Rams' Wild Card win over Seattle examining the knee, with Kupp in clear discomfort. If Kupp isn't able to play this week against Green Bay, look for Van Jefferson and Josh Reynolds to see a boost in snaps. Jefferson saw eight targets to Reynold's six targets with Kupp sidelined in Week 17.  Rotoworld.com Monday, 5:57 am

Latavius Murray rushed four times for nine yards and caught both of his targets for 11 yards and one touchdown in the Saints' Wild Card win over the Bears.

Advice: Murray's touchdown came from six yards out on a broken play. He was out-touched 25-6 by Alvin Kamara. Murray's fantasy outlook is as touchdown-dependent as they come as the clear No. 2 back ahead of a tough date with the Bucs' strong run defense. Rotoworld.com Sunday, 6:07 pm

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports Rams HC Sean McVay is "hopeful" that DT Aaron Donald will play in their Divisional Round game. 

Advice: Garafolo added that x-rays did not reveal any broken bones and Donald could have returned to the Rams' Wild Card game against the Seahawks but did not. It sounds like Donald will be able to go next week and his injury is in the realm of a pain tolerance issue. He may not be at full strength but even a less than healthy Aaron Donald is one of the best defensive lineman in the NFL.  Rotoworld.com Sunday, 9:30 am

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports Texans QB Deshaun Watson "is still angry about team's insensitivity to social justice."

Advice: Mort added that Watson's anger over the team's insensitivity to social justice issues includes their hiring practices and not even giving Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy an interview. Watson has reportedly gone to bat for Bieniemy within the Houston organization and Bieniemy's record should speak for itself. He has been the Chiefs OC in all three of Patrick Mahomes' three seasons as a starter and is serving under arguably the greatest offensive-minded head coach in the NFL, Andy Reid. Houston's refusal to interview him is questionable at best. Mort included the fact that Watson's new contract gave him a no-trade clause. With the no-trade clause in his deal, the Texans can't simply move Watson to the highest bidder. They will have to find a place Watson wants to land for him to waive the clause. Mort's sources speculated that a deal with Miami involving Tua Tagovailoa would be considered by Watson. The deal may be best for both parties at Tagovailoa has failed to live up to expectations in his first year and Watson's relationship with Houston may be fractured beyond repair. Rotoworld.com Sunday, 8:42 am

Mike Evans caught 6-of-10 targets for 119 yards in the Bucs' Wild Card win over Washington.

Advice: Evans' Week 17 knee scare doesn't look to be overly serious. He avoided a setback in the Wild Card Round while leading the Bucs in receiving. Evans should be fully ready for next weekend. Right now, the Bucs are most likely to play the Saints in New Orleans. Expect Evans to do battle with CB Marshon Lattimore then. Historically, Lattimore has played extremely well against Evans. Rotoworld.com Saturday, 8:53 pm

Ronald Jones (quad) is questionable to return to the Bucs' Wild Card game against Washington.

Advice: Jones wasn't on the Bucs' final injury report and is active for the game, but he hasn't played a snap through the first quarter. The only explanation is that Jones suffered an injury in pre-game warmups. It's a mystery to us and all those who rostered Jones in playoff formats. The Bucs will continue to utilize Leonard Fournette in a bellcow role with Ke'Shawn Vaughn occasionally mixing in. LeSean McCoy is out. Rotoworld.com Saturday, 5:45 pm

Rams DT Aaron Donald was forced from Los Angeles' Wild Card game against the Seahawks with a rib injury.

Advice: Deemed "questionable," Donald seemed close to returning several times but never did check back in. He was almost single-handedly wrecking the Seahawks' offense before getting injured in the third quarter. He will probably be out there with added mid-section protection for the Divisional Round, but how effective he might be is anyone's guess.  Rotoworld.com Saturday, 4:47 pm

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Mike Evans (questionable, knee) will play in Saturday's Wild Card game against Washington.

Advice: Evans had been trending toward playing after a late-week return to practice. It's possible his snaps are scaled back, but even at less than 100 percent, Evans is always a threat to score. With Evans cleared, Scotty Miller will remain limited to four-wide sets. Rotoworld.com Saturday, 8:41 am

Texans CEO Cal McNair said he hasn't heard from Deshaun Watson and hopes to speak with him soon.

Advice: "I've come to understand that it's been reported that Deshaun feels left out of the process, but he and I had several visits and I understood his point of view before meeting with candidates," McNair said Friday. "I've reached out to Deshaun about Nick's hire, and I look forward to him getting back to me when he returns from his vacation." It's clearly lost on McNair that Watson was heard before Caserio's hiring then practically ignored in the next step of Houston's search. The Texans also didn't so much as request an interview with Chiefs OC Eric Bienemy, who was the one coach Watson strongly advocated for when asked his opinions. Caserio claims Watson "is our quarterback" moving forward, but an early split in ideology is a horrific start for both sides. Rotoworld.com Friday, 12:13 pm

Taysom Hill (concussion) has resumed practicing in full. 

Advice: Hill entered the concussion protocol on Wednesday but is already back to full participation. Either he was never concussed or had one of the fastest recoveries you will ever see. Alvin Kamara (COVID-19) is trending toward being out there against the Bears on Sunday, but Hill could still be in for a bigger-than-usual workload after Kamara was unable to practice in person.  Rotoworld.com Thursday, 1:31 pm

Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians said Mike Evans (knee) is a game-time decision for the Wild Card game against Washington.

Advice: Evans reportedly did some work in the training room on Thursday and felt "ok." Arians also said if Evans is out there, that's a terrific sign he's healthy. Although his status will likely come down to the wire, it sounds as if Evans will be more than just a decoy or big threat inside the red zone if healthy. He remains an intriguing low-rostered option for any postseason fantasy contests. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 9:21 am

Rams activated WR Cooper Kupp from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Advice: After missing Week 17 with the virus, Kupp will be back out there for the Wild Card tilt with the Seahawks. It's unclear who -- Jared Goff or John Wolford -- will be throwing him the football. Kupp posted 5-50 and 8-66 receiving lines in two dates with Seattle this season. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 1:05 pm

The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue reports Cooper Kupp (COVID-19) will return to practice on Wednesday.

Advice: Kupp was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list on December 29 and missed the regular season finale. Provided nothing changes, Kupp will be ready to go for the Wild Card Round against the Seahawks. He'll face Ugo Amadi in the slot. The Rams are still figuring out how healthy Jared Goff will be for Saturday's contest. John Walford possibly could start. Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 3:15 pm

Speaking Tuesday, Dolphins GM Chris Grier committed to Tua Tagovailoa as the team's starting quarterback moving forward. 

Advice: Grier added the usual caveats: We will add competition at every position, can't rule out drafting a quarterback, etc., but it is unsurprising to hear. Even with the Texans' No. 3 overall pick, Tagovailoa did not play poorly enough as a rookie for the Dolphins to go the Josh Rosen or Dwayne Haskins route. Playing with a limited supporting cast, Tagovailoa certainly did not light up the stat sheet, but he largely avoided turnovers while hinting at play-making ability. There's no guarantee he is the long-sought answer in Miami, but his rookie year was ultimately a normal one.  Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 12:07 pm