Welcome back, everybody. 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. We'll get the ball rolling with tonight's game. The Eagles head into Green Bay to take on the Packers with both AJ Brown and Saquan Barkley off the injury report. Brown missed week 8 with a hamstring injury and Barclay tweaked a groin against the Giants that week.

Both took advantage of the week nine by and worked fully in practice all this week.

For the Packers, receivers Matthew Golden, Dantavian Wicks, and Savion Williams are questionable for tonight's game. Golden, who was unable to practice all week, could miss this one. Moving on to the Sunday action, Giants rookie quarterback, Jackson Dart, was ruled out with a concussion of the fourth quarter of New York's 2420 loss to the Chicago Bears.

He was replaced by Russell Wilson, who finished 3 to 7 passing for 45 yards.

He rushed twice for 12 yards.

The Giants led 20 to 10 during the fourth quarter, but were unable to hold off a Bears rally.

Before leaving, Dart was 19 to 29

passing for 242 yards. He had 66 yards rushing on six carries and a pair of touchdown. He became

the first rookie quarterback in NFL history to record a rushing touchdown in five straight games.

This is the fourth time Dart has been evaluated for concussion this year, raising questions about his style of play. That includes the preseason, but it's the first time he's actually had one. After the game, head coach Brian Dable declined to say whether Wilson or James Winston would start against the Packers next week if DART is not clear to return, and there'll be a few days before they know or get any idea of how the first round pick is progressing through the concussion protocol. It's also fair to wonder if that will be Daible's decision. Last week, a couple of different reports emerged that Giants co-owner John Mara was poised to fire Daible after a week seven come from a head loss in Denver, but that Merrow was talked out of it. Although Daible couldn't control the concussion that knocked dart out yesterday, the Giants had a 10-point lead over the Bears with four minutes to play, and they blew it. Speaking of New York, the Jets got a win on Sunday, but they lost wide receiver Garrett Wilson in the second half. Wilson limped off the field after coming down hard, diving for a Justin Fields pass. He did not return to the game. Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed later it was another injury to the same knee, the right knee, that kept Wilson out of week seven and eight. Glenn didn't give any further details about the nature of this injury, but the Jets played the Patriots on Thursday and the short turnaround is likely to be an issue. Tight-end Dalton Kincaid appeared to suffer a hamstring injury in the third quarter the bills lost to the Miami Dolphins. Buffalo initially ruled them questionable to return. Near the beginning of the fourth quarter, though, the bills downgraded Kincaid to out for the remainder of the game. Kincaid entered this matchup, leading all Bill's past catchers and receiving yards with 411, receiving touchdowns, four, and 20-plus yard receptions. He had nine of those

through nine weeks. Prior to the injury, Kincaid was also Buffalo's leading receiver through two and a half

quarters in Miami with 37 yards on two catches. Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes are next man up at

tight end if Kikade isn't ready to go against the Buccaneers in week 11. By the way, the bills attempted

to have receiving help before last week's NFL trade deadline, according to NFL Network's Tom

Pelliserow. Buffalo offered the Dolphins a first round pick for star receiver Jalen Waddle,

but Miami declined their offer. The 49ers had Brock Purdy on their inactive list again

since yesterday, but head coach Kyle Shanahan said it was a closer

decision than it had been in previous weeks. Purdy's been out since week four with a toe injury,

and Shanahan said after the 42-26 loss to the Rams, that his team wanted to be cautious with

his return. Purdy was initially injured in week one. He then aggravated the issue in his

week four return. Mack Jones got the start. He had

three touchdown passes and he's generally played well while Purdy's been out of action,

...