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Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was targeted just twice in Sunday's win in Buffalo. He caught both for 19 yards, his lowest output since Week 5.

Kelce plays the Seahawks in Week 11.

The Rams will have their probable players Week 10 against the Cardinals.

Jo-Lonn Dunbar, E.J. Gaines, Cory Harkey, William Hayes and Rodney McLeod will all play. All five were listed as probable coming into the contest. 

Janoris Jenkins, who was listed as questionable, will also give it a shot. Jenkins is dealing with a knee injury. Cody Davis will also try to play. He was questionable on the team's final injury report. 

The Cardinals have made Logan Thomas, Stepfan Taylor, Desmond Bishop, Thomas Keiser, Glenn Carson, Alameda Ta'amu and Darren Fells inactive Week 10 against the Rams.

Both Taylor and Bishop had been ruled out prior to Sunday. The other five players listed did not appear on the injury report, and are considered healthy scratches. 

The Seahawks have listed Steven Terrell, Kam Chancellor, Malcolm Smith, Bobby Wagner, James Carpenter, Zach Miller and Tony Moeaki as inactive for Week 10 against the Giants. 

Both Miller and Wagner had been ruled out prior to the contest. Chancellor, Smith and Carpenter were all listed as doubtful coming into the game. Both Terrell and Moeaki are healthy scratches. 

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (ribs) is active for the game at Buffalo after being listed as probable. Also suiting up are safety Eric Berry (ankle), linebacker Tamba Hali (knee), cornerback Phillip Gaines (ankle, quadriceps), running back Cyrus Gray (hand), wideout Junior Hemingway (hamstring), and cornerbacks Sean Smith (groin) and Chris Owens (knee).

Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew officially ruled active for Sunday's clash against Miami in Week 10. Pettigrew missed Detroit's previous game in London and was questionable heading into Sunday with a foot injury. With Eric Ebron (hamstring) and Joseph Fauria (ankle) sidelined, Pettigrew could see a larger-than-normal role on offense.

The following players were labeled ruled for the Lions in Week 10 against Miami: Nick Fairley, Kellen Moore, Eric Ebron, Garrett Reynolds, Ryan Broyles, Larry Webster and Joseph Fauria.

The Rams head into Week 10 against the Cardinals relatively healthy. Daren Bates (groin) was the only player ruled doubtful on the team's final injury report for the game on Friday. Cody Davis (concussion), Janoris Jenkins (knee) and Marcus Roberson (ankle) were deemed questionable.

Meanwhile, Jo-Lonn Dunbar (toe), E.J. Gaines (knee), Cory Harkey (knee), William Hayes (fibula) and Rodney McLeod (knee) were all ruled probable for Sunday.

Every designation but doubtful is represented on a rather lengthy injury report submitted by the Chiefs for their Sunday game against Buffalo. Those ruled out are wide receiver Donnie Avery (groin), defensive back Jamell Fleming (hamstring) and linebacker Jerry Franklin (hamstring).

Among the questionables are cornerbacks Chris Owens (knee) and Phillip Gaines (ankle/quad) and linebacker Josh Martin (hamstring/knee). The probables are safety Eric Berry (ankle), running back Cyrus Gray (hand), linebacker Tamba Hali (knee), wideout Junior Hemingway (hamstring), tight end Travis Kelce (ribs) and cornerback Sean Smith (groin).

Saints tight end Jimmy Graham (shoulder) and wide receiver Kenny Stills (thigh) were labeled probable for Sunday's game against the 49ers in Week 10, per the team's official website. Graham is coming off his third straight game back from injury. Stills cracked the 70-yard mark his last time out against the Panthers. Both players were never in any danger of missing game action Week 10.