Does Kareem Hunt play on Sunday nights? Browns-Ravens . Fantasy Injury Update for Sunday Night Football Week 12

Kareem Hunt has officially been activated from IR, but he is still listed as “questionable” for Sunday night’s game against Raven. The best “handcuffed” RB in the league hasn’t played since Week 6, but the Browns (and fantasy football owners) hope to bring him back for Week 12. Starting off, the decision of the they hang while we wait for the latest injury update.

That’s why we’ll continue to update this article with Hunt up news until the official active/inactive report comes out on Sunday around 6:50 p.m. ET. For all the latest fantasy updates, follow us on Twitter @SN_Fosystem.

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Does Kareem Hunt play on Sunday nights?

Hunt (calves) practiced restraint all week, and although officially listed is “questionable”, both Hunt and Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said RB is super sub will play on Sunday night in Baltimore.

WEEK 12 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

In the five games before his injury, Hunt averaged 14.4 touches (3.4 catches), 88.8 yards total, and 1 TD per game. He’s more like “teammate #1” than “cuff #1” to Nick Chubb, and the duo have proven that both defenders can be effective illusion starters regardless of opponent. . Hunt is a bit more valuable in PPR tournaments than the standard one, but clearly, he’s effective any way you look at it.

WEEK 12 STANDARD RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

It’s possible he’ll be “calmed” back into action, but against a mid-running Baltimore defense, there’s no reason to worry about using Hunt in his first game back. He is a virtual starter of all formats, at least a flexible one.

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If Hunt takes a step back and ends up being a surprise scratch, then D’Ernest Johnson will once again act as the 2nd man behind Chubb. He never gets as many touches as Hunt while Chubb stays healthy, so Johnson isn’t someone you can trust in your imagination. Chubb merely sees more emphasis and becomes an even better RB1 option.