The seventh event of the 2024 NFL season is here. As usual, we are aware of several key injuries across the league. Once again, many key names face traumatic situations in their games. Some superstars will have the street lighted for Sunday, including impeccable Jets wide receiver Davante Adams (hamstring) and Browns running back Nick Chubb (knee).
The Vikings should look forward to Aaron Jones, as the Colts have unsure conditions on several wide receivers. Below you will see each and every trauma designation for each workforce as of this date.
Excellent information for the Patriots. Stevenson practiced in full on Friday, so there’s a good chance he’ll perform on Sunday. Jones was limited in practice throughout the day, but remains available to play.
For the Jaguars, Etienne was limited in practice throughout the day. If he can’t advance, Tank Bigsby will have the advantage on Sunday.
The Seahawks will be without Woolen and Brown, so they are missing two among their four cornerbacks. Nehemiah Pritchett is set to start at cornerback followed by Devon Witherspoon.
Simmons was restricted Thursday and Friday for the Falcons, so it will most likely be a determination of playing time on Sunday. That is the main trauma for Atlanta.
The Titans may not have Levis on Sunday, as he was restricted in practice on Friday due to his throwing shoulder trauma. If Levis is out, Mason Rudolph will get the start at quarterback. Sneed didn’t meet all the deadlines, but he might have enough to bring it forward.
The United States will have running back James Cook (toe) for Sunday since he did not receive a trauma designation but could be without Davis. Unspent Expenses Wide receiver Amari Cooper is anticipated to play in games.
The Bengals are fairly healthy heading into Sunday, as Ivey was a complete player in practice on Friday.
The battered Browns received adequate trauma information. Chubb is expected to make his season debut on Sunday, when Hicks and Hines were full members on the track on Friday. Pocic appears to be a game-time decision, as he was restricted on court on Friday.
While the Texans will be without Al-Shaair for Sunday, running back Joe Mixon (ankle) was a complete player in practice and did not receive a trauma designation. The same goes for the offensive against Laremy Tunsil (ankle).
The Packers may not have Wicks, but wide receivers Jayden Reed (ankle) and Christian Watson (ankle) will play the next few games as limited members at Friday’s practice. Tight end Tucker Kraft (groin) was also restricted, but will play in games.
- Dolphins: S Jevon Holland (hand) DOUBTFUL; WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring/private), LS Blake Ferguson (private), OT Austin Jackson (again), LB David Longy Jr. (knee), LB Emmanuel Ogbah (biceps), CB Cam Smith (hamstring), QB Skylar Thompson (ribs) QUESTIONABLE
- Foals: CB Chris Lammons (ankle), RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle) OUT; DE Dayo Odeyingbo (hamstring), WR Michael Pittman (again), T Braden Smith (knee), WR Josh Downs (toe), WR Alec Pierce (shoulder), LB EJ Pace (knee) QUESTIONABLE
The Dolphins will likely be without Holland, who was limited in all three practices. Beckham was limited on Friday and could get his duel status enthusiastic this weekend. Smith and Thompson were full members Friday, but Tyler Huntley is expected to start at QB.
Plenty of wide receiver injuries for the Colts, but Pierce is more likely to play in games since he was a complete player on Friday. Pittman didn’t realize he would be a complete player on Thursday, so it’s a game-time decision. Quarterback Anthony Richardson (indirect) did not receive a trauma designation, so he is expected to start Sunday. And without a Taylor, Trey Sermon is expected to start working again.
The Lions will likely have Davis for Sunday, as he was a complete player in practice on Friday. They may not have Zeitler, as he was restricted on Thursday but did not comply on Friday.
For the Vikings, Jones was limited in practice on Friday. There are experiences that he is more likely to play on this date. Hockenson is still short of his designated 21-day practice window to return.
The Eagles may have a defensive stance on Jalen Carter (shoulder) for Sunday, as he no longer received a trauma designation. Slay is also more likely to play the next few games as a complete player in practice. With Goedert out, Lend Calcaterra will start with a tight finish.
For the Giants, wide receiver Malik Nabers is back, having no longer received a trauma designation. Burns was restricted next Friday without practices Wednesday and Thursday. Lawrence is on the same trajectory as Burns, as the Giants could be without both of their defensive linemen.
The Raiders have a long list of injuries, but defensive end Maxx Crosby (ankle) will play the next few games without receiving a trauma designation. Meyers did not participate in any practices this date, so his final condition will likely improve over the weekend. White was a complete player in practice on Friday.
Kupp will be a playing time decision for the Rams this Sunday, as he was a limited player in practice on Friday. The same can be said for Noteboom, as it was also restricted.
- Panthers: RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), LB Josey Jewell (hamstring/groin), LB Claudin Cherelus ((hamstring), OT Taylor Moton (elbow), LS Jon Rhattigan (knee/defect), DE A’Shawn Robinson (knee) OUT; OLB Jadeveon Clowney (shoulder), DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), S Sam Franklin Jr. (foot) DOUBTFUL CB Dane Jackson (hamstring), WR Diontae Johnson (ankle), WR David Moore (knee), OT Yosh Nijman (knee), TE Tommy Tremble (concussion), DE LaBryan Ray (ankle/knee) QUESTIONABLE
- Commanders: DE Dorance Armstrong (rib), S Tyler Owens (shin) OUT: DE Clelin Ferrell (knee), RB Brian Robinson Jr. (knee), LB Jordan Magee (knee) QUESTIONABLE
The longest trauma record within the league to this date belongs to the Panthers. Brooks will not make his debut this week, even though the running back was limited in practice on Friday. Johnson was restricted on Friday, so there is a chance he plays. Tremble did not respect this date.
For the Commanders, Robinson was restricted on Friday. Shortstop Tyler Biadasz (thumb) was a complete player on Friday and no longer received a trauma designation.
The Chiefs will have Smith-Schuster on Sunday as he will be a game-time determination. Clyde Edwards-Helaire (defect) is likely to have surgery again, as he no longer received a trauma designation.
The 49ers will likely have Pearsall again, as he is expected to play in games. The kicker’s status draws attention, as neither kicker will play. Anders Carlson, whom the Packers are simply waiving, will cancel this date.
The Jets will see Davante Adams (hamstring) make his debut as he no longer received a trauma designation. Big receiver Mike Williams could also play next Sunday’s games without two practices for personal reasons. Williams was once a complete player on Friday.
The Steelers do not have operator Najee Harris (ribs) on a trauma designation, so he will play. Linebacker Alex Highsmith (groin) also can play. The quarterback in training has not yet been perceived.
The Ravens are pretty healthy, at least on Friday’s trauma record. Linebacker Malik Harrison (groin) did not observe the second moment directly.
The Buccaneers did not practice wide receiver Mike Evans (hamstring) for the second straight time. Cornerback Jamel Dean (hamstring) also didn’t stand out, but defenseman Antoine Winfield Jr. (foot) was a complete player.
The Chargers had running back Joey Bosa (hip) and wide receiver Quentin Johnston (ankle) as the impressive non-participants in Friday’s practice. Big receivers DJ Chark (groin) and Ladd McConkey (hip) were restricted members.
The Cardinals received good news on Friday as wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. (concussion) was a complete player in practice. Big receiver Michael Wilson (ankle) was restricted once.
