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Chiefs WR Josh Gordon tested positive, per the wire.

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Gordon caught two passes for 9 yards and a TD this past week but his status will be up in the air for a Thursday night game against the Chargers in Week 15. Reports say Gordon is vaccinated so he'll need two negative tests in 24 hours to get back on the field.

In his Monday press conference, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters that running back Kareem Hunt (ankle) and cornerback Troy Hill (knee) are both unlikely to play in Week 15.

Related players: Nick Chubb, D'Ernest Johnson

It was said Hunt could have returned to the game so this is maybe a bit of a surprise he's listed as unlikely to go. However, Hunt has one less day with a Saturday game against the Raiders on tap this week. Chubb should get a bulk of the workload with Johnson mixing in as a change of pace and passing-down back.

Browns’ RB Kareem Hunt will undergo a precautionary MRI on his ankle Monday.

Related players: Nick Chubb, D'Ernest Johnson

The rest of the tweet said the team felt he could have returned to the game if needed, so that sounds like good news for Week 15. Johnson saw his work on passing downs and as a change of pace behind Chubb, and that would likely continue if Hunt misses time. Schefter went on to report Hunt, “wanted to try and fight through it," but the Browns did not think they should put him back out there, according to HC Kevin Stefanski.

The Browns like their 1-2 punch at running back, but most of the time, Kareem Hunt takes the field when Nick Chubb goes to the sideline. This week, they’re considering some packages with Chubb and Hunt on the field together.

The Browns have scored a total of just 30 points in their last three games, and Stefanski acknowledged that he has to find ways to put more points on the board. That may involve using both of his running backs.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters Friday that Clyde Edwards-Helaire didn't practice due to the stomach flu. Reid is optimistic he will play Sunday night.

Stomach flu, the poops, general illness, or whatever it is, we hope CEH is good to go Sunday. If not, Darrel Williams will start.

Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that QB Kyler Murray (ankle) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) are game-time decisions Week 13 at Chicago.

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With the best record in the NFC, Arizona has wiggle room to be extra cautious with these two. Thankfully, Cardinals-Bears is an early Sunday game so adjustments can be made prior to kick-off.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins logged a limited practice on Thursday.

Hopkins has now logged two straight limited practices and is expected to play against the Chicago Bears this weekend. He may see his snaps scaled back in his return to the lineup but maintains WR2 status with obvious WR1 upside. He will likely be listed as questionable heading into the weekend, but fantasy managers should remain optimistic about his availability. Hopkins is currently our 22nd ranked wide receiver for Week 13.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray (ankle) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) are practicing Wednesday, their first since being on bye.

Hopefully the additional week of rest helps get both on the field Week 13. Their matchup against Chicago is exploitable.

Kliff Kingsbury said he remains hopeful that Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins will play Sunday.

The tweet added Kingsbury won't fully say if they will or won't play until he sees them moving around in practice this week. Murray and Hopkins have missed three games and now a Week 12 bye, so the hope is both are ready to go against the Bears in Week 13.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (thigh) is questionable for Week 12's game against the Cleveland Browns.

Brown got in three limited practices this week, a good sign that he will be active.