D.J. Moore’s groin issue after Monday night’s game prompted precautionary hospitalization, but Chicago’s coach indicated good progress and day-to-day status. Fantasy managers should watch practice reports for Week 7 against the Saints, as Moore’s availability will shape Chicago’s aerial plan. If Moore is limited, Cole Kmet could step into a larger role, while the broader offense will hinge on Moore’s health and Week 8 implications.

Other league notes surface in the same update stream, including George Kittle’s hamstring watch and Dalton Kincaid’s oblique status, which can quietly shift late-week lineup decisions for fantasy rosters and DFS alike.

Chicago stunned Washington 25-24 in prime time, reshaping the NFC wild-card scramble as both teams chase a playoff spot. The win spotlighted Bears resilience but also exposed worrisome flaws: Nahshon Wright was repeatedly exposed in coverage yet forced a late fumble that sparked Chicago’s late drive; Cole Kmet vanished as a target; Montez Sweat flashed briefly but didn’t dominate his former team; and the officiating drew heavy scrutiny for critical penalties that altered momentum. Clean up the penalties and ride the momentum, but the path to January remains unsettled.

Dalton Kincaid’s MNF absence tightens Buffalo’s Week 6 plan, nudging fantasy managers toward Dawson Knox and Cole Kmet as Monday-night pivots. Knox projects for expanded targets with red‑zone upside, while Kmet could emerge as a Bears streamer depending on Chicago’s game plan.

George Kittle’s return-to-practice timeline for San Francisco looms large for late-season rosters, and Kyler Murray’s starting status in Arizona remains the focal point if he’s limited. Jacoby Brissett could keep Arizona’s offense smoother in Murray’s absence, with Garrett Wilson’s knee timeline affecting Jets’ bye-week tweaks. Kamara trade chatter and Emeka Egbuka’s hamstring update complete a busy fantasy week.