Week 12 Fantasy Football: Josh Jacobs, Chris Godwin Jr. Inactive Update

As Week 12 of the NFL season approaches, teams finalize their rosters and provide updates on player statuses. Inactive lists play a crucial role in setting fantasy football lineups. This week’s updates highlight key players who may influence fantasy outcomes.
Josh Jacobs and Chris Godwin Jr. Status Update
Josh Jacobs, the running back for the Green Bay Packers, is dealing with a knee injury. Given the close proximity to Thanksgiving games, there’s a possibility that Jacobs may not play this week. A final decision is expected just before kickoff.
On the other hand, Chris Godwin Jr. from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is also part of the inactive discussions, although specific injuries weren’t reported. Fantasy managers will need to keep an eye on updates for both players.
Key Player Inactive Updates
- Isaac TeSlaa, WR, Detroit Lions (oblique): His potential absence could free up opportunities for Jameson Williams.
- Rhamondre Stevenson, RB, New England Patriots (toe): Anticipated to play despite concerns from fantasy owners about TreVeyon Henderson.
- Aaron Rodgers, QB, Pittsburgh Steelers (wrist): Uncertain status; Mason Rudolph may start if Rodgers needs more recovery time.
- Kenneth Walker III, RB, Seattle Seahawks (back): Listed as questionable, but expected to be available.
- Drake London, WR, Atlanta Falcons (knee): With Michael Penix Jr. out, other receivers may step up.
Other Notable Injuries and Updates
- Joe Burrow, QB, Cincinnati Bengals (toe): Expected to return next week after a brief absence.
- Ja’Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals (suspension): Eligible to return for the upcoming game.
- Isiah Pacheco, RB, Kansas City Chiefs (knee): Careful management as he sits out this week.
- Brian Thomas Jr., WR, Jacksonville Jaguars (ankle): Limited options as the team relies on Jakobi Meyers.
As the inactives lists are finalized, fantasy football participants should stay updated with El-Balad for the latest player statuses. Setting your lineup effectively can be influenced greatly by this information.



