Week 10 Fantasy Injury Report: Mark Andrews, Darren Waller and Dalton Schultz

We’ll provide the latest news on these RBs and their fantasy injuries that could affect the Week 10 landscape below.

Week 10 Fantasy Injury Report: Darren Waller, Mark Andrews, Dalton Schultz

• Darren Waller

Waller (hamstring) missed his second consecutive game last week due to a hamstring injury suffered in the first half of Week 5.

Waller did participate in limited practice last week, and another week of participation should result in a return to game action.

Waller faces a difficult matchup against a Jaguars defense that allows the 11th-fewest FPPG (7.7) to TEs, but the Jags did just allow Broncos TE Greg Dulcich to rack up 87 yards on four catches.

Given the scarcity of the position, Waller remains a must-start TE1 in all formats.

We’ll have a better idea of his Week 9 status as the week progresses, but if he misses his third straight game, Foster Moreau is out.

Also read: Cam Akers – Injury Report: Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Los Angeles Rams 

• Mark Andrews

UPDATE: According to ESPN’s Jamison Hensley, Andrews was among several Ravens players who did not practice on Thursday or Friday.

Andrews (shoulder, knee) was forced to leave last week’s game against the Buccaneers because of a shoulder injury. On Monday, head coach Jon Harbaugh stated that his shoulder injury is not “a major, major thing.”

With a Week 10 bye on the horizon for Baltimore, this could be the game Andrews misses so he can rest for two and a half weeks.

If Andrews does not practice or is listed as “questionable,” owners should plan on starting Isaiah Likely, who had a strong game against the Buccaneers last week.

• Dalton Schultz

UPDATE 2: Schultz is now ACTIVE.

UPDATE: On Sunday, Schultz is expected to play.

Dalton Schultz of the Dallas Cowboys is still dealing with a knee injury that has plagued him for the majority of the season.

The good news is that he did practice all week, albeit in a limited capacity, and appears to be on track to play again this week. He was officially listed as questionable by the Cowboys.

On Sunday, the Cowboys face the Chicago Bears in the early game. After missing Week 6, he returned last week, catching all five passes thrown his way for 49 yards, his best game since Week 1.

He’s missed two games this season, and his knee injury has limited his output when he’s played. Last week’s performance was hopefully a sign of better things to come, and he obviously benefits from having Dak Prescott back at quarterback.

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