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The Texans have listed QB Deshaun Watson (back) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness) as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Titans.

In other words, they are unlikely to play. The Texans can only move up to the third seed in the AFC and that would be if Kansas City loses to the Chargers. The Chiefs play at 1:00 and the Texans play at 4:25, so a Chiefs win renders this game meaningless for the Texans, as they would be locked into the fourth seed. Either way, it’s a good bet neither play.

Heading into week 17, Dolphins’ QB Ryan Fitzpatrick remains the team’s leading rusher with 228 yards. So, with one game left to be played and Myles Gaskin likely out on Sunday with an ankle injury, the Dolphins needed to sign someone to the 53-man roster.

According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Dolphins have signed former Washington Redskins RB Samaje Perine.

Ian Rapoport believes Perine will be park of the future in the Miami backfield in 2020, which makes sense as the Dolphins don't have a lot of options right now at the position. Dynasty GMs should make note. Perine is a former fourth round pick and was most recently on the Bengals practice squad.

Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster was a full practice participant Friday and was not listed on the team's final injury report.

JuJu not having a game designation is a great sign that he will return to the Steelers' lineup and just in time for those who hung onto him. When asked about what has to happen for him to play, he said: "Don’t go out. Don’t go out and party, don’t go out dancing. Just stay home and make sure my knee is good." JuJu can certainly help the ailing Devlin Hodges, after his rough outing in Week 15 against the Bills. Fortunately for the Steelers, they get the Jets in Week 16. Smith-Schuster should have some flex appeal this week and is also a worthy option in daily leagues as well.