Welcome back, everybody, with the Football Guys Daily Update. 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. Mike Dempsey's on assignment today. He'll be back in his usual spot here tomorrow, but I got you covered for now. We'll start with Monday night's game. The Jaguars beat the chiefs in a wild 3128 tilt in Jacksonville. Jaguars tight-in Brenton Strange injured his hip in the

first half and was ruled out at halftime. Strange caught one pass for 22 yards in the first quarter.

On the other side of the ball, Chiefs wide out Xavier Worthy was active despite turning up as

questionable on Sunday. He's been playing through a shoulder injury but also dealing with an ankle.

It's not clear if the ankle injury slowed him, but it wasn't a huge night for worthy.

He finished with six catches for 42 yards on nine targets.

He added a nine-yard run.

Meanwhile, the Giants and Eagles will mix it up in Philly on Thursday night football this week,

and both teams had their non-practice practices on Monday.

The Eagles listed Saquant Barkley as a non-participant on their estimated injury report because of a knee

injury. Barclay has just 83 carries for 267 yards through five games this year. It's his

worst five-game stretch as an eagle. After gaining more than 2,000 yards and 16 games last season,

Barclay's on pace for fewer than 1,000 yards and 16 games last season, Barclay's on pace for fewer than

1,000 yards and 17 games this year. There's no indication any of this is injured related or

that Barclay is in danger of missing Thursday's game against his former team. In fact, NFL Network

seen Rap report reports Barclay had general soreness coming out of Sunday's loss of the Broncos and fully expects to play Thursday night. On the other side of the ball, Jackson Dart was listed as a limited participant with a sore hamstring that will not keep him from playing Thursday. His thing's staying now. Darius Slayton was a non-participant with a hamstring issue that seems likely to sideline him. If Slayton's unable to play, Jalen Hyatt and Bo Collins figured to move up in the rotation alongside Wondale Robinson, though the Giants could use more two tight-end sets featuring Theo Johnson and Daniel Bellinger. Running back Tyrone Tracy Jr., who's missed the last two games with a shoulder injury, was limited. With Tracy out, Rookie Camp Scadaboo as established himself as the team's lead

back, expect Tracy to work behind the rookie when he returns to action. Dark, by the way,

threw for 202 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions in Sunday's 26-14 loss to the Saints.

He also ran seven times for 55 yards and lost a fumble in the game, but he finished the week

as a not unrespectable

quarterback 15. On to some bigger news, at least for our fantasy fortunes. The charges are

placing running back Omari and Hampton on the injured reserve list. The rookie running back will miss

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