With the injury of Isiah Pacheco, fantasy football managers are looking for viable replacements to bolster their rosters. This article outlines several players available in more than 50% of ESPN leagues who have seen an increase in value and should be considered for pickups. Notable mentions include running backs like Samaje Perine and Carson Steele, who are primed to take on larger roles in the Chiefs' backfield, as well as other running back options across the league. The piece also highlights potential wide receiver and quarterback pickups to enhance fantasy lineups.

Patriots running back Antonio Gibson is active for today's matchup against the Bengals despite dealing with a hip injury. Added to the injury report late in the week, Gibson's limited practice participation suggests he may not be fully fit for the game. Fantasy managers are advised to avoid starting him this week.

As NFL teams release their official inactives lists for Week 1, fantasy football players need to stay updated on player statuses to make informed lineup decisions. Key players like Ja'Marr Chase and Tyler Lockett are facing questionable statuses, while others like Ian Thomas and Josh Downs are confirmed out. This article provides insights into the implications of these inactives on fantasy lineups.

Antonio Gibson, the running back for the Patriots, is expected to play in today's game against the Patriots despite dealing with a hip issue. He was limited in practice leading up to the game and is listed as questionable. Fantasy managers are advised to be cautious about including him in their Week 1 lineups, especially considering the potential impact on Rhamondre Stevenson’s workload.

Patriots running back Antonio Gibson is dealing with a hip injury and is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Bengals. He was added to the injury report on Thursday and had limited participation in practice on Friday. If Gibson is unable to play, Rhamondre Stevenson is expected to take on a significant workload as the primary back.

The New England Patriots have activated running back Antonio Gibson off the non-football illness list after he missed less than a week of training camp. This move indicates that Gibson is ready to return to practice and contribute to the team's backfield.

Brian Robinson, the running back for the Commanders, is not listed on the final Week 17 injury report. He will be part of a backfield duo with Antonio Gibson, as Chris Rodriguez is on injured reserve. Robinson is projected to be a low RB3 in the Week 17 Rankings.

Washington Commanders running back Chris Rodriguez has been placed on injured reserve with an ankle injury, forcing him to miss the final two games of the season. Rodriguez had seen his role expand in recent weeks and had a strong performance in Week 16, but now the team will rely on Brian Robinson, Antonio Gibson, and Derrick Gore in the backfield.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson is out for Sunday's game against the Jets, while RB Jonathan Williams is unlikely to play due to being in concussion protocol. This leaves RBs Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez as the primary options in the backfield. Gibson had more targets than Rodriguez last week, but neither player is a strong fantasy play for Week 16.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, is missing practice again due to a hamstring injury. He is likely to miss a second straight game against the Jets. In his absence, Chris Rodriguez has been the lead runner for the Commanders, with Jonathan Williams also getting playing time.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Commanders, did not practice due to a hamstring injury. It is unlikely that he will play in the upcoming game against the Jets. Washington utilized Antonio Gibson, Chris Rodriguez, and Jonathan Williams in their previous game, but Williams is now in the concussion protocol. Gibson is the most promising option for fantasy owners due to his involvement in the passing game, but he should be considered as a RB3 or flex play.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, missed another practice due to a hamstring injury. His absence has allowed Chris Rodriguez and Jonathan Williams to see more playing time, with Antonio Gibson maintaining his pass-catching role. If Robinson continues to be out, Rodriguez could see even more opportunities, especially with Williams in concussion protocol.

Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will lead Washington's backfield against the Rams with Brian Robinson ruled out due to a hamstring injury.

RB Brian Robinson Jr. has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Rams, leaving Antonio Gibson as the lead back for the Washington Commanders. Rookie Chris Rodriguez is expected to see some playing time as well. Washington's current record is 4-9 and there is speculation that their coach may be fired at the end of the season, which could impact workload decisions. Gibson is projected as a low-end RB2 for Week 15.

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson will miss Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Rams due to a hamstring injury. Robinson leads the team in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns this season. Antonio Gibson and rookie Chris Rodriguez will split Robinson's duties.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, is unlikely to play on Sunday due to a hamstring injury. He has not practiced all week after the Week 14 bye. If Robinson is inactive, Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez are expected to have larger roles in the Washington offense.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Washington Commanders, was a non-participant at Thursday's practice due to a hamstring issue. He was seen working with team trainers on the side, indicating a chance for him to practice on Friday. If Robinson is limited or sidelined for Sunday's game against the Rams, Antonio Gibson would have a bigger role, with Chris Rodriguez providing complementary reps.

Brian Robinson, running back for the Commanders, did not practice on Wednesday and is unlikely to play against the Rams in Week 15 due to a hamstring injury. If Robinson is unable to play, Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will handle the backfield duties for Washington.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin expressed his frustration after a game in which he had no receptions on 3 targets. McLaurin has been having a disappointing season, averaging a career-low 57.8 yards per game. Wide receiver Curtis Samuel and running back Antonio Gibson led the team with 5 targets each, with Samuel leading in receiving yards with 65. The Commanders' wide receivers may not be reliable for fantasy production in the remaining weeks, as they face tough matchups against the Jets and 49ers.

In Sunday's loss to Miami, Antonio Gibson took over the Washington backfield after Brian Robinson Jr. left with a hamstring injury. Gibson had a 56% snap share and carried the ball 10 times for 35 yards. He also had 4 receptions for 37 yards on 5 targets. Chris Rodriguez trailed Gibson with 7 carries. With Washington on a Week 14 bye, Robinson's status for Week 15 against the Rams is uncertain. If Robinson is out, Gibson could be a strong RB2 option.

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. was ruled out of the second half Sunday with an injured hamstring. Robinson was one of the few effective players for Washington early in the game in the game vs. the Miami Dolphins, carrying the ball seven times for 53 yards as the Commanders trailed 31-7 at halftime. Robinson leads Washington with 660 yards rushing this season; he tied his career-long with a 29-yard run in the second quarter. Antonio Gibson replaced Robinson as the primary back with Chris Rodriguez serving as his backup.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson hurt his hamstring in the first half of Sunday's game vs. the Dolphins and will not return. Antonio Gibson and Chris Rodriguez will now handle the workload in the backfield.

Antonio Gibson, running back for the Commanders, has seen an increase in his touch counts over the past three games, primarily due to his receptions. Despite not having a high level of usage in terms of touches, Gibson has caught five passes in three of his last four games. He returned from a toe injury last week and regained the backfield receiving lead from Brian Robinson Jr. Although Washington is considered underdogs in their upcoming game against Miami, the pass-friendly game conditions could provide Gibson with some sneaky upside for fantasy football.

Antonio Gibson, running back for the Commanders, is active for today's game against the Cowboys. However, he is not at 100% due to a toe injury. Gibson's return impacts the target projection for Brian Robinson.

Antonio Gibson is listed as active for Week 12 after dealing with a toe injury. He is expected to resume his role as the pass-catching complement to Brian Robinson.