Per usual, there are a slew of notable injuries to monitor ahead of this weekend's games. Fortunately for you, we're keeping track of every team's final injury report, which you can find below.
News broke about several injured players before today's injury reports were released. Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold will play this weekend for the first time after he sustained a hip injury during the early portions of Seattle's Week 1 win over the Patriots.
Rams wideout Puka Nacua (hip/groin) will be listed as doubtful for Sunday night's showdown against the Broncos in Denver. 49ers pass rusher Nick Bosa is expected to miss a few weeks after he pulled his calf during Thursday's practice. Jaxson Dart, who sustained a season-ending knee injury during Monday night's loss to the Rams, reportedly underwent surgery on Friday. His recovery timeline is 4-6 months.
Below is a rundown of every team's final injury report of the week. Be sure to monitor this page throughout the evening as we will be providing updates as soon as they are available.
Sunday, Sept. 27
Chargers at Bills
Chargers: G Kayode Awosika (fibula), TE Charlie Kolar (forearm), DB Elijah Molden (hamstring), G/T Trey Pipkins III, WR Brenen Thompson (quadricep), DL Dalvin Tomlinson (hamstring) OUT; QB Trey Lance (groin), CB Rodney Shelley (hamstring) QUESTIONABLE Bills: DB Jordan Hancock (hamstring), DL T.J. Sanders (illness) OUT; WR Keon Coleman (ankle), WR DJ Moore (shoulder), DL Ed Oliver (hip), G Ar'maj Reed-Adams (elbow) QUESTIONABLE
Lance was a late addition to the injury report. The Chargers can promote DJ Uiagalelei from the practice squad if Lance is unable to play. Jim Harbaugh said that Trevor Penning will start at left guard in place of Awosika.
For the Bills, coach Joe Brady said that Coleman and Moore will be game-time decisions after being limited participants on Friday.
"I'm going to give them all the way through till game time," Brady said. "And I have confidence in them. When they're ready to go, they'll be ready to go."
Panthers at Browns
Panthers: LB Devin Lloyd (calf), LB Claudin Cherelus (shoulder), S Nick Scott (rib) OUT; WR Jalen Coker (ankle), WR Xavier Legette (knee) QUESTIONABLE Browns: OL Teven Jenkins (back) OUT; CB Tyson Campbell (ankle, hip, knee), S Grant Delpit (shoulder) QUESTIONABLE
The Panthers were hit hard on both sides of the ball this week. Lloyd won NFC Defensive Player of the Week after registering nine tackles, a sack, two interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) and three pass breakups. He did not practice at all this week. Dave Canales said Coker should be good to go -- he didn't practice Thursday but logged limited practices on Wednesday and Friday -- and Legette will be a game-time decision.
The Browns will be without Jenkins for the third straight week, but coach Todd Monken said he's hopeful both Campbell and Delpit can play. Both were limited in practice all week. Campbell was listed as questionable (ankle) last week but played; he picked up the hip injury earlier this week and the knee injury on Friday.
Jets at Lions
Texans at Colts
Texans: WR Nico Collins (hamstring), DB M.J. Stewart (knee), LB Jake Hummel (groin), G Ed Ingram (groin), EDGE Jadeveon Clowney (knee) OUT; OT Trent Brown (knee/wrist) QUESTIONABLE Colts: TBA
It's another lengthy injury list for the Texans, with no absence looming larger than Collins'. The Texans managed just six points last week with Collins out, and tight end Dalton Schultz (140 yards) was the only player with more than 37 yards receiving. Ingram being out and Brown being questionable means an already-struggling offensive line could be down more bodies, too, though Brown at least logged a full practice Friday.
Patriots at Jaguars
Chiefs at Dolphins
Titans at Giants
Bengals at Steelers
Seahawks at Commanders
Seahawks: TBA Commanders: TBA
Cardinals at 49ers
Vikings at Buccaneers
Vikings: C Nick Samac (knee), P Brett Thorson (hamstring) OUT Buccaneers: TBA
It's a relatively clean injury report for Minnesota. Samac, the team's third-string center, has not played this year. Thorson got hurt in the Vikings' Week 2 win over the Bears, so Johnny Hekker will handle punting duties Sunday. The best news for Minnesota is that Aaron Jones (knee) is progressing from no practice on Wednesday to limited practice on Thursday to full practice -- and no injury designation -- on Friday.
Raiders at Saints
Raiders: S Treydan Stukes (concussion) OUT; TE Brock Bowers (knee), QB Aidan O'Connell (personal) QUESTIONABLE Saints: WR Barion Brown (hamstring), DL Christen Miller (toe) OUT; CB Martin Emerson Jr. (shoulder)
The Raiders are patiently waiting for Bowers to make his season debut. He was a limited participant both Wednesday and Thursday and did not practice Friday, which coach Klint Kubiak said was part of the plan. Bowers worked out before last week's game, before being ruled out (he had been doubtful), but will not work out pregame this week.
New Orleans will continue to be without its top two draft picks from 2026: Wide receiver Jordyn Tyson hurt his hamstring before the season began and is on IR with a potential October return, and Miller will miss his second straight game with a toe ailment that popped up late last week. Brown, a sixth-round pick, is also out. Emerson logged a limited practice Friday, his first participation all week.
Ravens vs. Cowboys
Ravens: TBA Saints: TBA
Rams at Broncos
Monday, Sept. 28
Eagles at Bears
Eagles: TBA Bears: QB Caleb Williams (hamstring), QB Tyson Bagent (concussion), OL Joe Thuney (rest), K Cairo Santos (hip) DNP; LB Noah Sewell, DB Tyrique Stevenson (hamstring), DL Shemar Turner (knee) limited; DL Grady Jarrett, RB Kyle Monangai (knee) FULL
The big question for the Bears is the quarterback situation. Williams hurt his hamstring in Week 2, and coach Ben Johnson said he expected Williams to miss some time. Bagent is still in the concussion protocol, meaning Case Keenum could draw the start. In better news, Monangai practiced Friday fully after not practicing on Thursday.
Final game statuses will come out on Saturday.
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