The general trauma stories will come to Event 8 because the midpoint of the season is similar. The Cincinnati Bengals were shocked when Tee Higgins suffered quadriceps trauma on Friday, affecting his chances of playing on Sunday. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are eager to get Tua Tagovailoa back as he cleared concussion protocol before the Washington Commanders decide Jayden Daniels’ situation before kickoff.
The Dallas Cowboys will also not have Micah Parsons currently on their bye.
Below you’ll see notable trauma information for each and every group from Friday’s latest follow-up stories. Be sure to proceed to test this web page as we will update it.
The Eagles will be without Becton at the moment and Goedert at the immediate second. Tyler Steen will start with the proper defense and Serve Calcaterra will start with the close final. Younger was placed on the injury log shortly after the trauma history came to light.
A surprise for the Bengals, as Higgins was restricted in Friday’s practice and was not on the trauma record at all times. His situation is uncertain for Sunday. Andrei Iosivas is the leading candidate to replace Higgins. Facing Orlando Brown (knee) and guard Geno Stone (shin) did not receive a trauma designation.
The Ravens had Plants remain restricted on Friday, so that will be a determination during Sunday’s game. Mitchell will not provide insurance for Derrick Henry at this time, but he is expected to return soon. On Saturday, Baltimore announced that corner Nate Wiggins will not leave with the team for Cleveland, but he remains questionable.
Teller was once a complete player for the Browns and has since been activated off the injury book.
The Lions are fairly healthy heading into Sunday, as many of their offensive linemen were left days behind at this point.
For the Titans, the Levis situation is up in the air for the second time. If Levis cannot progress, Mason Rudolph will assemble his second team immediately. Baker, who transferred to Tennessee today, has been downgraded to out along with running back Tyjae Spears.
The Colts may have tackle Jonathan Taylor (ankle) available for Sunday’s game since he did not receive a trauma designation. Wide receiver Michael Pittman (again), but did not receive a trauma designation. The group also activated megastar running back DeForest Buckner and linebacker Cameron McGrone off the injury book, indicating they will play games on Sunday.
The Texans won’t have Al-Shaair back at this point and are fairly healthy heading into Game 8.
The Packers will be without their prep center on Sunday with Myers, so Jacob Monk will be the candidate to start. Rookie Edgerrin Cooper would start at linebacker if Walker doesn’t clear concussion protocol. Wide receiver Christian Watson (ankle) no longer received a trauma designation.
For the Jaguars, Etienne was restricted in practice at all times. It will be a determination at game time on Sunday. If Etienne can’t progress, Tank Bigsby would have the advantage. Meanwhile, the offensive version of Cam Robinson has cleared concussion protocol and now has no duel designation, highlighting that he will play games. The Jaguars also activated linebacker Foye Oluokon from the injured list.
Cardinals big receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. appeared on the trauma list with a knee injury, but does not have a trauma designation for Sunday.
Tagovailoa cleared concussion protocol and is expected to play in games Sunday against the Cardinals. Hill did not continue on Friday due to being restricted on Thursday due to his structural trauma, so his status for Sunday is up in the wind, but head coach Mike McDaniel is positive and Hill is expected to play.
- Jets: S Ashtyn Davis (concussion), DL Leki Fotu (knee), G Alijah Vera-Tucker (ankle), TE Kenny Yeboah (stomach), S Tony Adams (hamstring) OUT; WR Allen Lazard (chest) DOUBTABLE; OL Morgan Moses (knee) QUESTIONABLE
- Patriots: WR Ja’Lynn Polk (concussion), G Layden Robinson (ankle) OUT; OT Vederian Lowe (ankle), DE Keion White (ankle), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder/personal), G Mike Jordan (ankle), G Sidy Sow (ankle), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), DE Daniel Ekuale (stomach) , MLB Raekwon McMillan (again), S Kyle Dugger (ankle) QUESTIONABLE
The Jets will be without Vera-Tucker on Sunday because the offense could also have two offensive linemen out pending the status of Moses, who has been restricted throughout. The group also downgraded Kenny Yeboah and Tony Adams to miss out on Saturday.
The Patriots have a long history of trauma, but the most notable player is Jones, who sat out Friday despite his questionable designation. Meanwhile, the team added defenseman Kyle Dugger to the roster Saturday and listed him as questionable with ankle trauma.
It doesn’t look like the Falcons will be able to have Simmons this Sunday, as he was demoted from a restricted player in practice to a non-player on Friday. Atlanta is quite healthy heading into this matchup.
Both Evans and Chris Godwin, who was placed on the injured list, will be out for the Buccaneers. Trey Palmer and Jalen McMillan are the top options.
The excellent news for the Saints is that big receiver Chris Olave (concussion) cleared protocol and can play in games on Sunday. Tight end Taysom Hill (rib) also did not receive a trauma designation.
For the Chargers, Bosa and Chark were restricted on Friday. Both will be game-time decisions, as will McConkey.
The Costes will be without Bernard on Sunday, but will have tight end Dalton Kincaid (collarbone), cornerback Taron Johnson (forearm) and defensive back Damar Hamlin (ankle). Everyone contributed fully to Friday’s practice.
The Seahawks probably won’t have Metcalf on Sunday, but it’s not out of the question that he plays. Metcalf didn’t follow through, but the Seahawks will decide his situation closer to the weekend. Fant could also return to the right position at this point and cornerback Riq Woolen (ankle) will play games next Sunday without the last two games.
- Panthers: WR Diontae Johnson (rib), RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), S Jordan Fuller (hamstring), WR Adam Thielen (hamstring), LB DJ Wonnum (quadriceps), S Jammie Robinson (knee) OUT; QB Andy Dalton (thumb), CB Dane Jackson (hamstring), DOUBTFUL; DE A’Shawn Robinson (knee), LB Claudin Cherelus (hamstring), LB Josey Jewell (groin), T Taylor Moton (elbow), T Yosh Nijman (knee), TE Tommy Tremble (again), OLB Jadeveon Clowney (shoulder) ), DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), S Sam Franklin Jr. (subframe) QUESTIONABLE
- Broncos: S PJ Locke (thumb) DOUBTFUL; T Alex Palczewski (ankle) QUESTIONABLE
The Panthers have the longest trauma record in the NFL right now. Bryce Young is tending to settle in at quarterback right now in the wake of the Dalton trauma. Young won’t have his primary targets on Johnson or Thielen. Brooks is also not going to play at this time. On Saturday, Carolina placed defenseman Nick Scott on the injured list due to hamstring trauma. The team also reinforced quarterback Jack Plummer and corner Caleb Farley, slowing down running back Jonathon Brooks.
The Broncos are pretty healthy heading into this moment.
The Chiefs are pretty healthy at some positions heading into Sunday, even if they are thin at big receiver with Rashee Rice and Hollywood Brown out. Upload Smith-Schuster to the mix by this time. DeAndre Hopkins is expected to make his debut with the group today.
The Raiders get Meyers back at this time, as he was a complete player in Friday’s practice despite his questionable trauma designation. Motion running back Maxx Crosby (ankle) may be at it again, as he no longer received a trauma designation.
The Bears will be out among some secondary participants on Sunday, as More Energy failed to clear concussion protocol and Gordon may be out. The three players who are questionable are on the injured/designated to return book and contributed fully in Friday’s practice.
Daniels was limited in Friday’s practice for the Commanders, as their goal will be to continue him on Sunday. Commanders will see how he progresses during Saturday’s tour and throughout the weekend. Marcus Mariota will start if Daniels cannot progress.
- Jeans: CB DaRon Dull (subframe), DE Micah Parsons (ankle), DT Jordan Phillips (wrist), TE John Stephens (knee) OUT; LB Nick Vigil (subframe), CB Caelen Carson (shoulder), LB Eric Kendricks (shoulder) QUESTIONABLE
- 49ers: DT Kevin Givens (groin), WR Jauan Jennings (hip), Ok Jake Moody (ankle) OUT; TE George Kittle (subframe), S George Odum, CB Deommodore Lenoir (condition), WR Deebo Samuel (wrist, condition) QUESTIONABLE
Give up Parsons this time for the Cowboys, as Dallas will be without their top running back coming off the break. The Cowboys had a run on Friday, but Kendricks was limited.
Kittle was once restricted on Friday for the 49ers, so he will most likely be a determination of playing time on Sunday. Samuel continued again after this moment.
- Giants😛 Jamie Gillan (left hamstring) CB Adoree’ Jackson (neck) LB Ty Summers (ankle) OUT; CB Cor’Dale Flott (groin) DOUBTFUL; OT Jermaine Eluemunor (hip) CB Tre Hawkins III (ankle) QUESTIONABLE
- steelmakers: WR Roman Wilson (hamstring), LB Tyler Matakevich (hamstring), LB Nick Herbig (hamstring), C Zach Frazier (ankle), OT Dylan Cook (subframe), RB Cordarrelle Patterson (ankle) OUT; Justin Areas (hamstrings) QUESTIONABLE
Movement back Brian Burns (groin/Achilles) was once a restricted player on Saturday and carries a rejected trauma designation, indicating he will play. Cornerback Adoree’ Jackson (neck) has been ruled out.
For the Steelers, center Zach Frazier (ankle), linebacker Nick Herbig (hamstring) and big receiver Roman Wilson (hamstring) didn’t follow through and were ruled out. Najee Harris did not continue to work again Saturday, but was only given a resting speed and has a garbage designation. Areas confirmed in arrears in registration.
