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Pro Football Doc Injury Advice: Wild Card Round (Fantasy Football)

Pro Football Doc Injury Advice: Wild Card Round (Fantasy Football)

Injuries are unfortunately part of football, and they certainly impact fantasy football. But rather than throwing up your hands in hopelessness, know that you have an injury resource that can set you apart from your leaguemates. Pro Football Doc has you covered when it comes to everything NFL injuries. Pro Football Doc is led by David J. Chao, an ex-NFL head team doctor who spent 17+years that role.

Among their many offerings, Pro Football Doc provides its fantastic Injury Index® which allows you to see the impact injuries will have on each and every NFL game. The best part? It’s free!

To get the Injury Index® for every NFL game, go to Pro Football Doc. Again, by signing up you will gain FREE access to this awesome injury resource.

And for the rest of the playoffs, we’re going to take a look at a few matchups each week along with Dr. Chao’s injury takes.

Indianapolis Colts vs Buffalo Bills

The Bills are the healthiest team overall in the playoffs as evidenced by their team “A” grade. With John Brown now back, their main issue is whether slot receiver Cole Beasley will return. The Colts have lost some starters from the early season, but the current issue offensively is protecting an immobile Philip Rivers and his turf toe given the recent loss of left tackle Anthony Castonzo and even his back up. Defensively they need two secondary contributors to clear the concussion protocol.

– David J. Chao

Baltimore Ravens vs. Tennessee Titans

The first Wild Card Sunday playoff game features a matchup of two of the healthier teams. Baltimore and Tennesse both lost their stud left tackle earlier this season but have adjusted nicely. They both are missing a slot wideout, but Willie Snead (ankle) could return.

The Ravens are getting healthy at the right time as key defenders Calais Campbell and Marcus Peters both have recently recovered from calf issues. The Titans have gotten past the loss of linebackers Jadeveon Clowney and Jayon Brown.

The Ravens have a slight health advantage and both defenses have a small advantage over the offenses with the high total at 54.5 and strong run games.

– David J. Chao

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