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sports18h ago

Espn.com and 8 more

Josh Johnson will start during the Washington Commanders' Christmas Day game against the Dallas Cowboys, with injuries affecting Mariota and Daniels.
The Commanders released a full injury report for Week 17, listing players like Jayden Daniels and Daron Payne as OUT or limited.
Quinn emphasized tailoring the offense to Johnson's strengths and ensuring he gets reps to showcase what he can do in that role.

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The Commanders face uncertainty over who will score fantasy points with Josh Johnson set to start for Washington.
ESPN reporting and Yahoo Fantasy discussions indicate Johnson's start creates uncertainty for the commander's scoring output.
Marcus Mariota did not practice, trending towards Johnson's involvement in the game plan.
The article references Yahoo Fantasy’s 'Fantasy Forecast' podcasts as the source of expert insights.
Analysts discuss potential impact if Washington relies on backup QBs to supply fantasy points.
The narrative includes consideration of Johnson's limited NFL game activity in years prior to this start.
The discussion notes that Washington may need to lean on defense and run game if the QB situation stalls.
The piece situates the debate within the broader context of Week 17 matchups against the Cowboys.
Yahoo Sports Daily contributions are cited to illustrate how personnel decisions could affect fantasy scores.
The analysis underscores the risk of relying on a backup QB in a high-profile Week 17 game.

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sports20h ago

Nypost.com and 1 more

Injuries reshape NFL Christmas Day, elevating unexpected QBs (Johnson, Brosmer, Oladokun) and forcing a marquee-mismatch slate.
The first game (1 p.m.) features Washington vs. Dallas, both eliminated from playoff contention, amplifying quarterback adversity for fans.
The 4:30 p.m. slot pits Minnesota vs. Brosmer’s Vikings, with McCarthy’s injuries and Brosmer’s rough debut reshaping the NFC North battle.
The third game features Oladokun in Kansas City as top-QB injuries sideline Mahomes and Minshew, pushing a late-season pivot.
Netflix’s $150 million-per-year Christmas deal faces real-test as QB turmoil shifts the game slate and viewership dynamics.
Broncos vs. Chiefs-Arrowhead remains a potential postseason highlight, with Denver securely in the playoff picture and Kelce nearing a landmark home game.
Analysts frame the lineup shifts as a stress test for streaming-first NFL broadcast strategies amid rights negotiations.
Insiders and analysts continue dissecting the QB-mismatch era, with discussions stretched across podcasts and sports media.
The reference piece highlights the broader context of Week 17 ambitions from Netflix and Amazon, signaling a strategic push for high-profile games regardless of QB health.

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