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Ask the Experts: Who will be best in fantasy playoffs?
ASK THE EXPERTS appears weekly from training camp through the Super Bowl with answers to a new question being posted Thursday morning. How the guest experts responded when we asked them: Which one player would you most like to roster for the fantasy playoffs? more »
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Chargers RB Ekeler a surprise addition to injury report
Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER was a surprise addition to the injury report on Thursday due to a hip injury. Ekeler did not practice, missing just his third practice… More session this season. Ekeler has dealt with injuries in the past but he has played all six games this season. Fantasy owners will want to monitor his status in the days ahead. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Herbert, Ekeler combine for 7 touchdowns vs. Browns
Los Angeles quarterback JUSTIN HERBERT and running back AUSTIN EKELER had 7 touchdowns between them as the Chargers scored 34 second-half points against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. While trying to… More run out the clock and kick a game-winning field goal, Ekeler scored a reluctant three-yard touchdown when he was essentially pulled into the end zone by Browns defenders. The Chargers hung on for the win, and Ekeler owners had their third touchdown. Less
Source: Los Angeles Times
Chargers RB Ekeler misses practice with bad hammy
Here we go again? Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER was listed as a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice due to a hamstring injury. Fantasy owners may recall that Ekeler missed… More six games last season dealing with a hamstring injury. While it’s too soon to know Ekeler’s status for Sunday’s game against the Washington Football Team, fantasy owners will want to monitor his progress in the days ahead. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Chargers RB Ekeler has great expectations for 2021 season
Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER said this week that he is betting on himself to make plays in the team’s new offense under new OC Joe Lombardi. Ekeler added… More that he can be used in much the same way Lombardi used running back ALVIN KAMARA during their time together with the New Orleans Saints. Ekeler had an amazing 2019 season before struggling in 2020, playing in just 10 games due to injuries. Fantasy owners are hoping for a return to form under Lombardi in 2021. Less
Source: NFL.com
Lions hire Lynn as new offensive coordinator
The Detroit Lions have hired former Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn as their new offensive coordinator. Lynn replaces Darrell Bevell, the former Lions interim coach and offensive coordinator, who… More has been hired to lead Urban Meyer’s offense in Jacksonville. AUSTIN EKELER developed into one of the more versatile running backs in the league under Lynn, something to keep in mind for fans of Lions running back D’ANDRE SWIFT. Less
Source: Mlive.com
Chargers WR Allen, RB Ekeler trending up for TNF
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver KEENAN ALLEN (hamstring) and running back AUSTIN EKELER (quad) were both listed as limited participants on Tuesday’s estimated practice report. After being estimated as “out” on… More Monday’s report, the dynamic duo is trending in the right direction. Their improving status is an encouraging sign for their availability against the Las Vegas Raiders Thursday night. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Fantasy owners welcome back Chargers RB Ekeler
Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER returned to the lineup for Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills for the first time since suffering a serious hamstring injury way back in… More Week #4. Prior to the game, head coach Anthony Lynn said that Ekeler would be used sparingly. Hopefully, fantasy owners ignored those comments and started him anyway. Ekeler had 25 touches and a productive return to the field. Less
Source: ESPN.com
Chargers remove RB Ekeler from injured reserve list
The Los Angeles Chargers designated running back AUSTIN EKELER to return from injured reserve on Tuesday. Ekeler suffered a severe hamstring injury in a Week #4 loss to Tampa Bay and… More has not been seen since. While Ekeler is not a lock to play on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, he will get the opportunity to practice today. Less
Source: Team Blog
Mailbag: November 13, 2020
Ian Allan answers your fantasy football questions. In this edition: Trading Dalvin Cook. Can injured running backs like Raheem Mostert and Austin Ekeler return to prominence? Does Davante Adams or Ezekiel Elliott have a better long-term future? And more. more »
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Chargers RB Ekeler to miss 4 to 6 weeks
Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER is expected to miss four to six weeks due to a hamstring injury and a hyperextended knee injury suffered in Sunday’s game against Tampa… More Bay. Ekeler is reportedly seeking a second opinion on his injuries and a timeline for a return, but fantasy owners can expect to be without his services for the foreseeable future. Less
Source: ESPN.com
Chargers RB Ekeler expected to miss multiple weeks
Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER suffered an injury during the first quarter of Sunday’s loss to Tampa Bay. Ekeler is believed to have a significant hamstring injury and a… More hyperextended knee. He was on crutches while wearing a brace after the game, and he is expected to miss significant time. The duo of JUSTIN JACKSON and JOSHUA KELLEY will handle the backfield in Ekeler’s absence. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Factoid: Undrafted rookies
With the pandemic wiping out the preseason games, teams will need to construct their rosters without ever having seen some of the players on the field in an actual football game. This could be more notable than many realize. History shows us that some of these lightly regarded undrafted players will go on to have notable careers. more »
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Factoid: Austin Ekeler
I don’t know that Austin Ekeler will ever run for 1,000 yards in an NFL season. He’s an awfully small guy. But his receiving production is certainly intriguing. more »
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Fantasy News: Chargers running backs
I have interest in the Chargers’ running backs. Not only Austin Ekeler, but Justin Jackson. They could both outperform where they’re drafted. more »
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