Charbonnet is back. Wilson is no longer a safe Monday bet.

Last week's Wilson plan has expired

Zach Charbonnet has no game designation and Mike Macdonald says he will play Monday. Jadarian Price is also medically cleared, but Seattle still needs to activate him from IR. Don't confuse the two stages.

That is enough to reduce confidence in Emanuel Wilson's workload. You can respect what he did against Kansas City without assuming the same opportunity survives two returning teammates. If you can start a credible Sunday back, take the usable role instead of leaving yourself dependent on a Monday committee.

Price needs a roster transaction

A player returning to practice is not automatically available in your fantasy lineup. Keep Price out until Seattle confirms activation. Even then, being available will not tell us how the carries, passing downs or goal-line work will divide.

Charbonnet is a roster priority if your league left him available. He is a riskier immediate start than a healthy back with an established workload. For dynasty managers, Monday is useful evidence about the order of the room; one night's split still needs context after a long rehabilitation.

Chicago's clearer decision

Kyle Monangai is out again. D'Andre Swift is the back to start from Chicago rather than treating both teams' rushing situations as equally uncertain. Colston Loveland has no designation after practising fully Saturday, so his neck issue does not require you to abandon a planned start.

Rashid Shaheed is ruled out for Seattle. If your remaining receiver is tied to this game, keep a healthy alternative eligible for that slot. Use the start/sit tool before Sunday players lock, not after your alternatives have played.