St. Brown to Play; Skattebo, Pickens and Watson to Sit

Official noon CST inactives settle the early lineup calls. Later-game decisions remain pending.

Amon-Ra St. Brown is active against Miami. His rib injury won’t keep him out after limited practices all week. Start him. (NFL.com)

Cam Skattebo is inactive against Philadelphia. His hamstring injury keeps him out despite pushing to play. Devin Singletary is a volume-based FLEX option. (Giants.com)

George Pickens is inactive at Indianapolis; Jake Ferguson is active. Sit Pickens. KaVontae Turpin is also inactive. Ryan Flournoy is a speculative deep-league option with Pickens and Turpin out. Ferguson plays through an ankle injury after one limited practice Friday; he’s a tight-end option, but don’t assume a full workload or automatic extra targets. (Cowboys.com, CBS Sports)

Deshaun Watson is inactive at New Orleans; Shedeur Sanders starts. Watson cleared concussion protocol Saturday but won’t play. Sit him; Sanders remains a deep-league or superflex option. (NFL.com, NBC Sports)

Jaylen Wright is inactive; Kaytron Allen is active against Detroit. Ollie Gordon II remains Miami’s lead back, with Allen available behind him. Sit Wright. (NFL.com, NBC Sports)

Emeka Egbuka is expected to play Sunday night against Chicago. Ian Rapoport reports he’ll return after missing two games. Plan to start him, but check tonight’s inactives before locking him in; he remains questionable with a foot injury. (NFL.com)

Kyle Monangai won’t play Sunday night, per Rapoport. Sit Monangai; he’s expected back in Week 11 after Chicago’s bye. (NFL.com)

Hunter Henry remains questionable against Green Bay. Rapoport reports a “realistic chance” he plays through his foot injury, not a clearance. Keep a later-game backup ready for the 3:25 p.m. CST kickoff; expect inactives around 1:55 p.m. CST. (NBC Sports)