Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and his girlfriend Sarah Jane Ramos are expecting a baby girl.

Dak Prescott is about to be a girl dad. 🥹 pic.twitter.com/ul3tVZn3n2

— Jess Nevarez (@JessNevarez_) November 25, 2023

Prescott’s Girl Dad Era Incoming

The news broke when Ramos posted maternity pictures on her Instagram with the caption, “A little bit of heaven sent down to earth. Our immeasurable blessing. I cannot wait to raise a strong, confident, beautiful baby girl with you, Dak.”

Prescott commented on the post, “How thankful I am to do this with you can’t be explained! God makes no mistakes and nothing is coincidental and for that, I thank Him daily! I love you, and y’all can always count on me. Let’s do this Mama!”

The quarterback then reposted Ramos’ announcement on his Instagram story with the caption, “Girl dad incoming.”

There is no word yet on when the baby is due, but this will be Prescott and Ramos’ first child together.

Prescott and Ramos launched their relationship on Instagram last week when she posted a carousel of pictures from her 30th birthday, and there was a picture of both of them.

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Ramos has also posted pictures of her attending a Cowboys game in the same post with the caption, “Entering a new decade with so much gratitude. Blessed and thankful for my family and friends that celebrated with me in my new home. I truly have everything I could wish for and have a feeling this next chapter will be the best one yet. #30.”

The next chapter will be a big one for the two as they enter their first-time parent era together.

Injuries continue to wreak havoc on fantasy football lineups. With just three weeks left in the fantasy regular season, managers need their players on the field.

Chicago Bears RB D’Onta Foreman left last week’s game early with an ankle injury. What is the latest on his status for Week 12, and how does it impact the fantasy football values of Khalil Herbert and Roschon Johnson?

Latest Injury Update on D’Onta Foreman

Last week, Foreman left the game in the first half with an ankle injury. He first hurt the ankle the week prior but was able to return to the game. Evidently, he aggravated the injury to the point where he was unable to continue.

Foreman’s inability to return did not bode well for his chances to play this week. And things got off to a rough start when he didn’t practice on Thursday. Foreman did return to a limited session on Friday, but according to Sean Hammond, Foreman left practice early with a trainer.

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Foreman was able to get in a limited practice on Saturday, but the Bears listed him as doubtful. It’s always frustrating when a player draws a doubtful tag, as that prevents fantasy managers from being able to put him on IR. I guess it’s better than questionable, though, because at least fantasy managers don’t need to hold out hope that Foreman will play.

I cannot remember the last time a player played through a doubtful tag. I’m pretty sure Terrell Owens did it once — to give you an idea of the last time it might have happened. I can’t say Foreman is 100 percent out until he is officially ruled out, but fantasy managers should operate as if he is.

Fantasy Impact on Khalil Herbert and Roschon Johnson?

After Foreman left the game last week, Herbert was back in the lead-back role he occupied prior to getting hurt himself. He played 43% of the snaps, with Johnson at 33%.

This week, the Bears are likely to use a pure two-man rotation. They had previously incorporated some Darrynton Evans, but he is now on the Dolphins. A 70-30 split between Herbert and Johnson, with the rookie operating mostly on passing downs, seems most likely.

Herbert was quite ineffective against the Lions’ stout run defense last week, carrying the ball 16 times for an abysmal 35 yards. Unfortunately, things aren’t likely to get much better against an equally imposing Vikings run defense that allows 3.8 yards per carry and 72 yards per game to running backs.

Herbert is still worth starting, if necessary, due to volume alone. Plus, if either of these backs is going to find the end zone, it will probably be Herbert. I wouldn’t bank on the Bears scoring a ton of points, and Justin Fields is liable to take short-yardage opportunities anyway, but Herbert does carry more upside than Johnson.

Herbert remains inside the top 36 running backs in our PFN Consensus Rankings. I have him personally at RB31 on the week. Johnson is a desperation RB4 — one fantasy managers should not need with no teams on bye this week.

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In the last month, Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill has suffered injuries to his hip, hand, and — most recently — ankle.

And while Hill has still been among the league’s most productive receivers in the five games since injuries started being an issue, there has been a drop-off in his production over that time.

In the Dolphins’ first six games of the season, Hill averaged 135.7 receiving yards and one touchdown per game, with a 19.4 yards-per-catch average.

In the last five, those numbers dipped to 102, .8, and 11.1.

Hill — whose 120 targets lead the NFL — ranks second league-wide with eight drops and let a touchdown slip through his injured hands Friday against the Jets.

Which raises the question: Are the Dolphins using Hill too much? And is there a concern that he might wear down late in the season when the Dolphins need him the most?

Miami Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel on Tyreek Hill’s Usage

We asked Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel about that dynamic during his day-after news conference Saturday.

In response, McDaniel rightly pointed out that “targets are not the same as playtime percentage.” And while Hill’s playtime percentage (67.6%) leads all Dolphins wide receivers, it is strategically outside the top 10 at his position. The team manages his snaps with sustainability in mind.

Still, McDaniel added, “He’s a football player that wants the ball. And I’m not gonna be like, ‘Hey man, you might get hit.’”

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Hill got ankle rolled during a D.J. Reed tackle on his first catch of the Jets game. And while the ailment clearly bothered him moving forward, Hill still caught nine passes for 102 yards and a touchdown in 44 snaps.

And based on McDaniel’s comments Saturday, expect Hill in the lineup when the Dolphins visit the Washington Commanders next weekend. That shouldn’t be a surprise. He’s played in all but six games since entering the league in 2016.

“He is a guy that knows how to protect himself on the field. You guys saw probably on the TV replay how it got rolled up early, which was just unfortunate.

“But he’s at a really, really good juncture in his career. I think his teammates have expressed it. I think you guys can kind of tell by his energy. He’s at, he’s at another level of [professionalism].

“He’s gonna make sure that if there’s a will, there’s a way. I’m very confident he’ll take care of himself. We have a good working relationship, such a trusting relationship with the players and Kyle [Johnston, the Dolphins’ head athletic trainer], where we’re not gonna press things too early.

“He’ll always be involved.”

• McDaniel said that Dolphins offensive tackle Terron Armstead is “week-to-week” with a quadriceps injury suffered Friday. Kendall Lamm, if healthy, will presumably start at left tackle during Armstead’s absence.

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