Mayle signed a futures deal with the Chargers on Monday, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.

Mayle spent the majority of the season on the team's practice squad after appearing in 23 games over the past three seasons split between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens. While Antonio Gates future remains up in the air, the Chargers still retain Hunter Henry, Virgil Green and Sean Culkin -- leaving Mayle as the long shot tight end.

Liggins signed a futures deal with the Chargers on Monday, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.

Liggins spent the offseason with the Bolts before ultimately being cut ahead of Week 1. However, the former CFL wideout joined the team's practice squad in early December and will now get another offseason with the team this year.

Jones signed a futures deal with the Chargers on Monday, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.

Jones will remain with the Chargers through the offseason and into OTAs after spending the past two seasons on the team's practice squad. Backup quarterback Geno Smith will enter free agency this offseason, which could leave Jones the opportunity to compete for backup role heading into the season.

McKinley was detained by Los Angeles police on Tuesday after his friend grew concerned for his well being and called 911, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. It was reported that McKinley cooperated and left with police without being booked for any sort of crime.

McKinley's status remains unclear, as it was reported that he was spending time at a Los Angeles hotel when his friend became concerned and called local police. In a statement released Tuesday, head coach Dan Quinn reflected on the situation by saying, "Any time a situation occurs that (could be) related to mental health issues we take it very seriously. We will do everything we possibly can to support and assist (McKinley) as our players' mental and physical well being are always our top priority."

Cox will not play in the Pro Bowl due to a foot injury, Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Cox injured his foot in Sunday's NFC divisional-round loss to the Saints. It is unclear how serious the injury actually is, as he would likely only play in the exhibition contest if he was at full health. The defensive end posted a career-high 12 sacks this season. He will be replaced in the game by DeForest Buckner.

Owner David Tepper admitted Tuesday that a decision hasn't been made regarding surgery on Newton's right throwing shoulder, David Newton of ESPN.com reports. "We have to recognize we may have to do things through the year if it doesn't [get better]," Tepper said. "We have to make sure we have our options in all ways possible."

Upon first glance at his game log from the 2018 season, Newton was more or less himself for most of it, accounting for at least two touchdown passes in each game from Week 2 through Week 13. On top of that impressive run, he posted a career-high 67.9 completion percentage, averaged 4.8 yards per carry and scored four TDs on the ground. After Week 7, he regularly was rested in practice due to lingering soreness in his right shoulder, and the lack of reps seemed to catch up to him in his final two appearances Weeks 14 and 15, the latter of which was a 131-yard performance with no touchdowns and one interception on 16-for-29 passing. The Panthers opted to shut down Newton thereafter, leading to Taylor Heinicke (elbow) and Kyle Allen (shoulder) getting starts down the stretch. The initial remedy for Newton appears to be rest, but Tepper's comments indicate a procedure will be considered if his condition doesn't improve in a timely manner.

Len posted 24 points (9-14 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 5-6 FT), 11 rebounds, three assists, two blocks and a steal in 30 minutes during Tuesday's win over Oklahoma City.

Len had a fantastic game, contributing in every category and failing to turn to ball over. The sixth-year pro's a borderline play in standard leagues as he's averaging a solid 10.2 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game. Unfortunately he's undermined by subpar percentages for his position of 48.1-percent from the field, 29.0-percent from three and 65.5-percent from the line.

Teague put up 11 points (4-9 FG, 3-4 FT) and collected a rebound along with two assists and two steals across 26 minutes Tuesday against Philadelphia.

Teague finished with just two points in his last contest after tweaking his ankle, but he looked healthy and logged 26 minutes in an embarrassing 149-107 loss on the road. The 6-2 guard hasn't been overly impressive of late, averaging just 9.6 points and 2.6 rebounds over his last five games, although he has been effective in the assist column (6.8). The third-string point guard Tyus Jones went down with an ankle injury Tuesday evening, so it'll be up to Derrick Rose and Teague to handle point guard duties until Jones returns to health.

Young recorded 24 points (8-17 FG, 4-9 3Pt, 4-5 FT), 11 assists and six rebounds in 32 minutes Tuesday against Oklahoma City.

Young had his second-straight double-double and drained his most threes of 2019. His percentages have ticked up as the season's worn on, and he continues to be a fantastic source of assists. Although he failed to record a steal Tuesday, Young's upped his defensive production in his past 10 games, recording 14 swipes in that span. On the year, Young's averaging 15.8 points, 7.1 assists, 3.1 rebounds, 1.5 threes and 0.9 steals in 29.6 minutes per game.

Huerter accrued 17 points 6-10 FG, 5-8 3Pt), four assists and three rebounds in 37 minutes Tuesday against the Thunder.

Huerter's scored in double-figures in eight straight games, and appears to be finding his element in his first professional season. Huerter is on the cusp of fantasy relevance as he's averaging 13.1 points over his past 10 games although his secondary production remains inconsistent.

Rose accrued 15 points (11-20 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 5-5 FT), 18 rebounds, three assists and two steals across 35 minutes Tuesday against the 76ers.

Rose has missed seven of his team's last nine games due to injury, but he appears to have returned to health for good after leading his team in scoring off the bench. He's averaging 18.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.8 helpers over 33 games so far this season. Tyus Jones went down with an ankle sprain during Tuesday's tilt, so Rose and Jeff Teague will see most if not all of the team's minutes at point guard for the time being.

Collins finished with 26 points (12-14 FG, 2-3 FT), five rebounds and two assists in 28 minutes Tuesday against Oklahoma City.

Collins was super efficient Tuesday although made only minimal contributions elsewhere. Although he continues to struggle producing on the defensive end, Collins' offensive contributions are more than enough for owners. He's thriving in his second professional season, averaging 18.9 points, 10.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists alongside strong percentages of 57.1-percent from the field, 33.3-percent from three and 71.3-percent from the line on the year.

Carlson tallied a power-play assist, a minus-2 rating and 14 penalty minutes during Tuesday's 7-2 loss to the Predators.

Carlson was tossed late in the third period with the game well out of reach, but those in leagues that count penalty minutes won't mind the incident. The 29-year-old should contend for the Norris Trophy given that he has 43 points in 45 games, so keep rolling him regularly.

Oshie tallied a goal, a minus-2 rating and three shots during Tuesday's 7-2 loss to the Predators.

Oshie potted his 14th goal of the season in his 700th career NHL game. The 31-year-old winger has picked up the scoring pace recently with three goals and five points in his last five games, so make sure he's in your lineup moving forward.

Copley surrendered six goals on 27 shots during Tuesday's 7-2 blowout road loss to the Predators.

Copley was a surprise starter having started the night before in a loss to the Blues, but the Capitals put him in a difficult spot in order to give Braden Holtby extra rest following an injury scare stemming from a Jan. 12 loss to the Blue Jackets. The 26-year-old will fall to a 10-4-3 record in 18 starts in his first full season with the Capitals.

Reimer gave up four goals on 27 shots in Tuesday's 5-1 loss to the Canadiens.

Jesperi Kotkaniemi made Reimer look quite bad on a third-period goal that all but ended Florida's chances at a comeback. Reimer has now lost three straight -- two in overtime -- and will see his record fall to 8-8-5 with a 3.21 GAA and .894 save percentage. Roberto Luongo was originally announced as the Panthers' starter, but Reimer would wind up getting the nod. The 39-year-old veteran did serve as Florida's backup in the loss.

Subban recorded an assist and 12 penalty minutes during Tuesday's 7-2 rout over the Capitals.

Subban got into an altercation late in the game and was given a game misconduct, but fortunately for the Predators, the game was well in hand by then. The 29-year-old blueliner is warming up after a long absence due to injury with two goals and six points in his last 11 games. Make sure he's a regular in your lineup down the stretch.

Grimaldi recorded a goal while logging 8:03 of ice time during Tuesday's 7-2 rout over the Capitals.

Grimaldi has tormented the Capitals this season with two goals and three points in two games against the defending Stanley Cup champions. With just five goals and eight points in 29 games, the 25-year-old doesn't have much fantasy value even in deeper leagues.