Eagles' Miles Sanders (knee) ruled out for Week 17's game against Washington
Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders (knee) has been ruled out of Week 17's game against the Washington Football Team.
What It Means:
Sanders has been downgraded to out and will not play against Washington in Week 17, ending his sophomore season. Boston Scott will operate as the primary option in the Eagles' backfield against Washington. Our models expect Scott to handle 16.2 carries and 2.3 receptions in Week 17.
Scott's Week 17 projection includes 68.3 rushing yards, 18.5 receiving yards, 0.49 touchdowns, and 12.1 FanDuel points. His salary is $4,900.
Source:
Jeremy Fowler
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