Welcome back everybody to the Football Guys Daily Update. You give us 10 minutes. We'll give you everything you need to know to make you the most informed fantasy football player in your league.

I'm Bob Harris and week 14's been another tough one.

Before we get into Sunday's game, let's preview tonight's action.

By this point you've already made some decisions or put some plans in motion for Monday night football.

Most, well, all of the machinations are on the Chargers side of the ball.

The Eagles go into tonight's game in Los Angeles without any skill players on the injury report.

They will be without key lineman on both sides of the ball.

Offensive tackle Lane Johnson and Jalen Carter on defense.

Carter's absence should plan to the Chargers' hands with Justin Herbert heading into this one just a week after having surgery to repair a broken bone in his left, non-throwing hand.

He's listed as questionable but seems likely to play.

The decision for fantasy investors was, do I have to start him?

If you felt that was the right course of action for you, I'm guessing you have Trey Lance standing by in case something changes before kickoff. That's

something you should do with every questionable player in your lineup every week. Chargers

rookie running back O'Mary in Hampton falls into that category. He's also listed as questionable.

And while it's been widely reported, he will return from the fractured ankle that led to

his stints on IR. He's yet to be officially activated. That should happen, or it must happen,

this afternoon in advance a kickoff. So if you decided to roll with Hampton, make sure you have

Kamani Vidal or some other option standing by. If it's not Vidal, move Hampton into the flex spot

to allow maximum flexibility in substituting.

Again, all signs point to Hampton playing, and also playing it safe and having a plan in place is always the wise choice.

And if you're rolling with Vidal, I'm sure you've already set your expectations for a secondary role.

We did see both Chicago running back to go for more than 100 yards each against this same defense a week ago.

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