Green Bay Packers

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs (concussion) was a DNP at practice on Tuesday. Doubs was also a DNP on Monday after suffering a concussion in Week 12 against the San Francisco 49ers. Doubs caught three passes for 54 yards before exiting the game. He has been putting together another solid season with 34 receptions for 483 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games. With an excellent Miami Dolphins offense coming to town on Thanksgiving, the Packers will need all hands on deck. With Doubs' lack of practice at this point in the week, he looks poised to miss this game. If Doubs is ultimately ruled out, wide receivers Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, and Dontayvion Wicks stand to benefit the most from his absence. While Doubs has not been the Packers' most productive wide receiver, he has surely been an every-down player. The Packers have an embarrassment of riches as far as offensive weapons go so they should still produce high-end offensive numbers in Week 13.

The Green Bay Packers listed wide receiver Romeo Doubs (concussion) as a non-participant on their estimated practice report on Monday. The Packers didn't officially hold a practice. Doubs suffered a concussion in the Week 12 win over the San Francisco 49ers and is likely fighting an uphill battle to clear the league's concussion protocol with the team's next game coming on Thanksgiving night on Thursday against the Miami Dolphins. The Packers still have two more days of practice this week, but fantasy managers shouldn't be planning on having Doubs available in Week 13. If the 24-year-old is inactive on Thursday, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks will all become much more attractive plays in fantasy lineups. Tight end Tucker Kraft would likely see more targets as well. Malik Heath, who caught a TD on Sunday, would have a bigger role, too.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson had an afternoon to forget despite his team's 38-10 rout over the San Francisco 49ers in Week 12. Watson was targeted three times on the day, with the most notable being an on-target pass from quarterback Jordan Love that bounced off the outstretched hands of Watson where it was a likely touchdown had Watson come down with it. Love tried to get another pass to Watson to atone for that blunder, but it was almost intercepted. Coming off a four-catch, 150-yard effort last week, Watson disappointed fantasy managers and illustrated the "boom-or-bust" nature of his fantasy value. With the Packers staying home to host the Miami Dolphins on Thanksgiving, Watson is a volatile flex option with a sky-high ceiling and a rock-bottom floor for fantasy in Week 13.

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft found his way back into the good graces of fantasy managers as Kraft got into the end zone in the Packers' 38-10 rout over the San Francisco 49ers. Kraft did not earn a bunch of volume in the Packers' victory, as he caught both of his targets for 26 receiving yards, but his first catch was an 11-yard strike from quarterback Jordan Love to kick off the scoring for the Packers. There hasn't been much target volume to go around for the Packers, so Kraft has been more of a "touchdown-or-bust" tight end rather than an every-week starter. With the Packers hosting the Miami Dolphins on Thanksgiving in Week 13, Kraft is a high-end streaming tight end option for fantasy managers given that all 32 teams are playing next week.

Green Bay Packers kicker Brandon McManus was perfect on all his kicks as the Packers stymied the San Francisco 49ers 38-10 in Week 12. McManus put the exclamation point on six scoring drives with five successful point after attempts and one field goal, a 51-yarder made in the waning seconds of the first quarter. The Packers dominated throughout the game and McManus wasn't needed for a large chunk of the game minus the point-after attempts. His steady leg has earned him quite a bit of trust with the Packers. McManus and the Packers host the Miami Dolphins on Thanksgiving night in Week 13, where McManus will be a low-end starting kicker for fantasy managers looking to capitalize on a Packers' offense that's building momentum.