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We are just a day away from our eighth fantasy football Sunday, and before you set your lineups, you need to know all the latest injury updates on the top stars. Here, we have all the information you'll need to know before getting your lineups set. This is our final fantasy football injury report for Week 8.
Jackson is set to return from his ankle injury in Week 8. He is a significant upgrade from Tyler Huntley, and all of the weapons in the Ravens' offense should benefit.
Hall looked like he was on track to return from his quad injury this week after being a game-time decision in Week 7 and starting off the week with a limited practice, but he was unable to get in a full practice this week and is once again a game-time call. This one could go either way, but we are leaning towards him missing another week. Braelon Allen will get another start if Hall can't go.
Barkley is expected to play on Sunday Night Football; however, he is also expected to be limited and is very susceptible to re-injury as he tries to manage hamstring and back injuries. We would look for another option this week other than Barkley, if possible. If he is a surprise inactive, Elijah Mitchell is the next man up.
Love is set to return from an ankle injury this week. We are willing to put him right back into our starting lineups. The whole point of resting him was to get him healthy, so we have to assume he's fully healthy. His return makes Tyler Allgeier and Bam Knight unusable.
Monangai was not able to practice on Friday and looks unlikely to return from his foot injury this week. That will leave D'Andre Swift as the clear lead back, with Roschon Johnson backing him up.
Jones does not have any injury designation and is set to play in Week 8. We still expect Jordan Mason to serve as the clear starter in Minnesota, with Jones playing in a change-of-pace role.
Henderson missed practice on Thursday and Friday due to an illness. He is listed as questionable, and an illness can go either way. Usually, players play through it if they've had it for days, but without the details of the illness, we can't be sure.
Brown is a game-time decision due to ankle and knee injuries. It looks like he could truly go either way. With Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins already out, DeMario Douglas would be the WR1 in New England if Brown can't go.
Smith has once again been ruled out for Week 8 due to a hamstring injury, as has Dontayvion Wicks with an ankle injury. The Eagles will once again have to lean on Makai Lemon, Darius Cooper, and Hollywood Brown this week.
Rice is set to return from his hamstring injury this week. His return should send Xavier Worthy back to your bench.
St. Brown is good to go for Week 8. He never seemed like he was in any danger of missing any time.
Moore is once again questionable for Week 8 due to a shoulder injury. This is one you'll probably have to monitor up until game time.
Egbuka has once again been ruled out for Week 8. He has cleared the league's concussion protocol, but is still hobbled by his foot injury.
Tate has been ruled out with a shoulder injury. Wan'Dale Robinson should see an increased role in his absence.
Warren is set to return from his groin injury this week. The Colts will certainly need him with everything going on with the team right now.
Parkinson is expected to be a game-time decision due to an injury to his ribs. If he can't go, Tyler Higbee and Davis Allen both become intriguing tight end options.
Kincaid is listed as questionable with a chest injury, but we expect him to be out there. Dawson Knox could become fantasy-relevant if Kincaid is a surprise inactive.
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