Williams is a top-12 RB with how much he's been dominating touches for the Rams, while I have Sanders ranked not far from there. Outside of the two running backs, you probably shouldn't be planning on using any of the players here. Here's what we do know, or what we think we know based on reports: Likely to play We're publishing earlier than usual this week, so I don't have quite as much information on injuries as on a typical Sunday. There was an error processing your subscription. Now, here's everything you need to set your Week 5 lineup, plus the latest on injuries and more:

We'll be there right up until kickoff answering as many questions as we can, so make sure you're in the chat early to get your questions in. Go to Twitter and use the hashtag '#AskFFT', where our whole team will be answering questions all morning and go to the FFT YouTube channel to chat with Adam and I starting at 11:30 a.m. Of course, you might need more specific help, and the FFT team is here for you. In addition to my updated ranks, I also have the answers to some of your #AskFFT questions this morning and thoughts on the latest injury news from around the NFL.

I sure wish I had them both in that league. The good news is, at least we are getting Jonathan Taylor and Cooper Kupp back this week, and in my last updated rankings, both are starting-caliber players for me. I'm in a rough spot in that league, and I'm sure plenty of you are in similar spots with injuries and bye weeks causing attrition at every single position. In Week 5, Ridley is the only one of those players I'll actually have in my lineup, and even he hasn't been good enough to feel confident in the past few weeks. Brown, Calvin Ridley, and DK Metcalf at WR. In one of my leagues, I started the season out with a core I felt pretty darn good about: Joe Burrow at QB Saquon Barkley, Aaron Jones, and Nick Chubb at RB Amon-Ra St. It's amazing how much can change in a month.

Week 5 fantasy football rankings