NFL Game 7 trauma log: Fresh Jets WR Davante Adams practices fully, Broncos CB Patrick Surtain II ruled out

The seventh event of the 2024 NFL season is here. As usual, we are monitoring a number of key accidents across the league.

Both the Denver Broncos and the Fresh Orleans Saints walk wounded into their “Thursday Night Football” showdown that marks Professor Sean Payton’s return to the Caesars Superdome. Broncos All-Pro cornerback Patrick Surtain II (concussion) is out, as are the Saints’ two big receivers, Chris Olave (indirect) and Rashid Shaheed (knee).

Elsewhere, some superstars returned to full practice Wednesday, including new Jets big receiver Davante Adams (hamstring) and Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb (knee).

Below you will see the important trauma information for each team from Wednesday’s preliminary application document in this life. Be sure to proceed to test this web page as we will update it.

Denver Broncos (-2.5) at Fresh Orleans Saints (Thursday)

The Denver Broncos ruled out Surtain II after he suffered a concussion in a 23-16 home loss against the Los Angeles Chargers in Event 6. That’s a big fribble away for Denver’s defense.

Alternatively, the Saints offense isn’t having the same impact early in the season. Carr is out with indirect trauma, and explosive receiver Shaheed will be out for at least a few weeks after undergoing meniscus surgery on Wednesday, according to ESPN. Guardian Dennis Allen mentioned that he may be placed on injured reserve. Olave could also be ruled out with a concussion.

The Jaguars are fairly healthy heading into their second straight game in London with every member of their team training in some capacity.

The same goes for the Patriots, except for running back Rhamondre Stevenson, who did not apply Wednesday due to core trauma.

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The Titans overlooked some key participants in practice, including edge rusher L’Jarius Sneed and running back Tyjae Spears. Pitching quarterback Will Levis ran despite a soreness in his throwing shoulder.

Running back James Cook, who missed Buffalo’s Game 5 victory over the Jets, returned to training on a limited basis.

The Bengals are an attractive, healthy team with cornerback DJ Turner II’s status as the only player who didn’t apply at all on Wednesday.

Browns star running back Nick Chubb practiced fully in his first action since an unfortunate knee trauma he suffered in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ final sign. That’s a splendid sign that Cleveland’s offense can get a boost from his presence then buying and selling Amari Cooper to the Buffalo Expenses.

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Even though quarterback Anthony Richardson practiced significantly later and missed the last two games with indirect hip trauma, most of his offense missed practice Wednesday with numerous injuries. Big catcher Michael Pittman played through pain in Event 6 with back trauma, and fellow catcher Josh Downs also reported Sunday. Both will undoubtedly be available until the end of life. Jonathan Taylor, who has missed the last two games with ankle trauma, did not return to work Wednesday.

Miami Dolphins manager De’Von Achane returned to practice later Wednesday, missing Game 6 with a concussion. Quarterback Skylar Thompson, Tua Tagovailoa’s starting backup, practiced hard and then missed the final two games with rib trauma.

Fresh York Jets (-1.5) at Pittsburgh Steelers

Fresh Jets big receiver Davante Adams’ hamstring healed after he was soft during his final three games with the Las Vegas Raiders in Weeks 4-6 while practicing fully on Wednesday. His best friend and quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, was not linked on the Jets’ farmland to the 40-year-old who was suffering from ankle trauma.

The Steelers have a long list of injuries, including running back Najee Harris. He had his most productive game of the season in Event 6 with 106 rushing yards on 14 carries, including a quick 36-yard touchdown. Your situation, along with many others, will likely be important to monitor throughout life. Quarterback Russell Wilson is not on the trauma practice log for the first time this season.

Los Angeles Chargers (-2.5) at Arizona Cardinals (Monday)