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Marcel Reece: Released by Seattle
Marcel Reece was released by the Seahawks on Saturday.Entering his eighth season, Reece could be one of those guys to land somewhere else based solely off his tenured career. The long-time Raider was unable to edge out Tre Madden for the starting fullback spot but could hold value as a veteran leader in another locker room. As far as his fantasy value is concerned, that seems to be close to nonexistent at the moment.
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Seahawks' Marcel Reece: Not listed on Wednesday's injury report
Marcel Reece (foot) does not appear on the Seattle Seahawks' injury report Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.Reece bruised his foot in last weekend's tilt with the Lions. However, after practicing both Tuesday and Wednesday, he appears on track to suit up Sunday against the Falcons.
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Seahawks' Marcel Reece: Practices Tuesday
Marcel Reece (foot) is practicing Tuesday and looks to be in good shape according to head coach Pete Carroll, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.Reece suffered a foot injury during Saturday's wild-card win over the Lions, but it appears as if the veteran will be ready for Saturday's tilt with the Falcons. Look for more updates to come throughout the week. Will Tukuafu (concussion) landed on injured reserve earlier in the season, leaving the Seattle Seahawks with no backup fullback, should Reece be ruled out.
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Seahawks' Marcel Reece: Suffers foot injury
Marcel Reece suffered a foot injury during Saturday's playoff win over the Lions, and although coach Pete Carroll said it wasn't a break, Reece's status for this Saturday's divisional round game against the Falcons is uncertain, Liz Mathews of 710 ESPN Seattle reports.Reece got his foot stepped on, which resulted in soreness after the incident Saturday. Despite not suffering a break, Reece may be limited during practice this week, and his status for Saturday sits in question. As Seattle's starting fullback, Reece's biggest fantasy impact comes in the form of his blocking for running back Thomas Rawls.
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Seahawks' Marcel Reece: Signs with Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks signed Marcel Reece on Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.Reece opened the season needing to log three of the four remaining absences to fulfill his suspension for a violation of the NFL's policy on performance enhancing drugs. Once completed, though, the Raiders cut the fullback loose on Sep. 26, and he's remained on the free-agent market in the meantime. Reece is likely only a stop-gap option for starting FB Will Tukuafu, who became entrenched in the concussion protocol this weekend.
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Marcel Reece: Released by Raiders
The Raiders have released Marcel Reece (suspension).With Reece poised to come off the suspension that had sidelined him to date this season, the Raiders instead elected to release the veteran fullback, who should re-surface elsewhere before long.
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Raiders' Marcel Reece: Draws four-game suspension
Marcel Reece has been suspended four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance enhancing drugs, CSN Bay Area reports.Reece, who will sit out Sunday's season finale against the Chiefs, is thus eligible to return to action after the Oakland Raiders' third game of the 2016 season. In the meantime, he can participate in all of the team's offseason and preseason practices and games.
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Raiders' Marcel Reece: Hauls in three passes
Marcel Reece caught all three of his targets for 37 yards in Sunday's loss to the Packers.Reece caught multiple passes during garbage time late in the game, as the Oakland Raiders were trying to move down the field with under two minutes left. He really didn't play a part in the game prior to the last couple of drives, and he likely won't have a large role moving forward. Reece shouldn't be considered a fantasy option at this point.
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Raiders' Marcel Reece: Caught three passes
Marcel Reece rushed for four yards on one carry and added three catches for 19 yards in Sunday's loss to the Chiefs.After receiving just four touches over the last three weeks combined, the pass-catching fullback received four in Sunday's game alone. Reece has always been known as a great receiver out of the backfield, but his three catches were due to game flow and the fact that the Oakland Raiders were trailing late in the game. He seems to get more time in obvious passing situations, but he doesn't hold much fantasy value at this time. The Raiders' have a lot of options on offense, and Reece is ultimately near the bottom of the list.
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Raiders' Marcel Reece: Could see expanded role next week
Marcel Reece rushed thrice for 21 yards and was not targeted in the passing game Sunday in Pittsburgh, but he could get more action in the coming weeks if starter Latavius Murray (concussion) can't play.Reece is nominally a fullback, but he has served as a very competent fill-in at the running back position before. The 30-year-old would be especially useful in PPR formats if given an expanded role, as he has demonstrated sure hands out of the backfield throughout his career.
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