Fantasy football news & notes: Taylor, Williams injuries mar Week 4

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The news: Colts RB Jonathan Taylor suffered a high ankle sprain in loss to the Titans.

What it means in fantasy: Taylor may not be able to join the team for Thursday night's game against the Broncos because of a quick turnaround. Taylor will have further testing to determine the severity of the injury, according to coach Frank Reich. Whether Taylor will miss the Denver game is unclear. Taylor's absence would be filled by Nyheim Hines and Deon Jackson.

Going deeper: Taylor has averaged 20.3 touches per game since 2020.

The news: Saints RB Alvin Kamara missed Sunday's game against the Vikings with a rib injury.

What it means in fantasy: Kamara has been either limited or out of practice for each of the past three weeks with this rib injury. Latavius Murray was activated from the Saints' practice squad Saturday. He and Mark Ingram II formed the Saints' running back by committee. Ingram missed a portion of the second half and spent time in the injury tent, but he returned to force Murray to split carries evenly with him. The Saints appear hesitant to turn the backfield over entirely to Ingram, so barring an injury, he will remain a fantasy RB3 until Kamara returns.

The news: Broncos RB Javonte Williams suffered what appeared to be a serious knee injury against the Raiders.

What it means in fantasy: After spending time in the medical tent, Williams headed to the locker room and was ruled out of the game. Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett said he had no update on Williams' status following the game. The second-year