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MLB 2024 NLCS Postgame Notes Game 6

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October 21, 2024

Dodgers Win NLCS
The Dodgers took the sixth game of the 2024 NLCS, 10-5, behind a four-RBI game from Tommy Edman, who was named NLCS MVP. It is the first time that the Dodgers clinched the NL Pennant or World Series at Dodger Stadium since winning Game 7 of the 1988 NLCS, 6-0, over the Mets.

The Dodgers are advancing to their 22nd World Series overall and their 13th World Series since moving to Los Angeles after appearing in nine World Series while in Brooklyn. Since the LCS moved to its current seven-game format in 1985,the winner of the sixth game of the NLCS has advanced to the Fall Classic 22 times (84.6%). Los Angeles has won the National League Pennant in four of the last eight years including 2017, 2018, 2020 and 2024.

The Dodgers will meet the Yankees in the Fall Classic, with Game 1 scheduled for Friday night here at Dodger Stadium. It will be the 12th time that the storied franchises have played each other in the World Series, the most frequent World Series matchup in Baseball history. Previously they faced off in 1981, 1978, 1977, 1963, 1956, 1955, 1953, 1952, 1949, 1947 and 1941. Overall, the Yankees’ 41 World Series appearances and the Dodgers’ 22 World Series appearances are the most and second-most, respectively, of any Major League club.

Tommy Edman Named NLCS MVP
Tommy Edman was named NLCS MVP after hitting safely in all six games of the series going 11-for-27 (.407) with a homer, 11 RBI, three doubles, five runs scored, a stolen base and a 1.023 OPS. Other Dodgers to win NLCS MVP include: Corey Seager (2020); Cody Bellinger (2018); Chris Taylor (2017); Justin Turner (2017); Orel Hershiser (1988); Burt Hooton (1981); Steve Garvey (1978); and Dusty Baker (1977). Edman, who was born in Pontiac, Michigan, is the first NLCS MVP to be born in Michigan and just the second Postseason MVP (WS, ALCS or NLCS) that was born in Michigan, joining Kirk Gibson, who was named ALCS MVP in 1984.

Edman put the Dodgers ahead, 2-1, in the first inning with a two-run double to score Shohei Ohtani and Teoscar Hernández. The double marked the first lead change of the entire series, with the team scoring first going 5-0 in the series entering tonight. In the third inning, Edman ripped a two-run home run to give the Dodgers a 4-1 lead, marking his 10th and 11th RBI of the series. His 11 RBI are tied for the most by a Dodgers player in the NLCS with Corey Seager, who also drove home 11 runs in the 2020 NLCS. Overall, Edman’s 11 RBI are tied for the third-most in a single LCS (AL or NL) with Seager (2020 NLCS), Melvin Upton Jr. (2008 ALCS) and David Ortiz (2004 ALCS) and trails only Adolis García (15 RBI, 2023 ALCS) and Nelson Cruz (13 RBI, 2011 ALCS).

With his two hits tonight, Edman finished the series with three consecutive multi-hit games, marking the first time a Dodgers player had three consecutive multi-hit games in a single Postseason since Justin Turner in Games 1, 2 and 3 of the 2015 NLDS. Edman is one of five Dodgers players to hit safely in each of their first six games of a single NLCS, joining Justin Turner (2020); Carl Crawford (2013); A.J. Ellis (2013); and Mike Scioscia (1988). Overall, Edman has a hit in nine of his 11 games this Postseason and his 11 hits are the most in an NLCS, surpassing Chris Taylor’s 10 hits in 2021. Edman’s 11 hits are tied for the most in a Dodgers’ Postseason series with Ron Fairly (1965 WS); Bill Russell (1978 WS); and Maury Wills (1965 WS).

According to Sarah Langs, Edman, who batted fourth tonight, is the fourth player in Postseason history to bat fourth and ninth within the same Postseason series, joining Aaron Hicks (2019 ALCS); Kiké Hernández (2017 WS); and Matt Joyce (2011 ALDS)

RallyAnimals
Will Smith hit a two-run homer in the third inning to cap off a four-run rally for Los Angeles. Along with Edman’s blast it was the 14th time in Postseason history that the Dodgers hit at least two home runs in a single inning and the first time since the second inning of Game 5 in the 2021 NLCS against Atlanta. Smith’s seven career Postseason homers as a catcher are the most by a Dodgers catcher and are tied for fourth-most as a
catcher in Postseason history with Gary Sánchez. The pair trails Jorge Posada (11 HR); Jason Varitek (11 HR); Hall of Famer Johnny Bench (10 HR); Javy López (10 HR); Travis d’Arnaud (10 HR); and Hall of Famer Yogi Berra (9 HR).

Rack ‘Em Up
The Dodgers outscored the Mets 46-26 (+20) in the series, marking just the third time in LCS (AL or NL) history that a club outscored their opponent by at least 20 runs in the series. Previously the 1996 Braves outscored the Cardinals by 26 runs in a seven-game series and the 2017 Dodgers outscored the Cubs by 20 runs in a five-game series. There have been four World Series in which a club outscored their opponents by at least 20 runs including the 2001 Diamondbacks; the 1960 Yankees; the 1936 Yankees and the 1910 Athletics.

The Dodgers’ 46 runs are the most by a National League club in any Postseason series surpassing the previous mark of 44 runs set by the 1996 Braves in the NLCS and matched by the Giants in the 2002 World Series. Overall, Los Angeles’ 46 runs in the series are third-most in a single Postseason series trailing the 1960 Yankees (55 runs in World Series) and 2007 Red Sox (51 runs in ALCS).

All six games in this series were decided by four-or-more runs, marking the second series in Postseason history where each of the first six games have been decided by at least four runs. The only other time it has happened was the 1965 World Series between Twins and Dodgers, when the first 6 games were decided by 4+ runs.

Get On Base
Shohei Ohtani tallied two hits and drew a walk, reaching safely 17 times in the NLCS. With his single in the sixth inning, he reached safely 16 times in the series, setting a new Dodgers single-series record in the Postseason. Max Muncy also reached 17 times in the series, reaching twice tonight via a pair of walks and a hit-by-pitch. Previously Corey Seager (2020 WS); Manny Ramírez (2008 NLCS); and Jim Gilliam (1955 WS) held the record, reaching 15 times each in their respective series.

The Dodgers drew 42 walks in the NLCS, marking the most in a single Postseason series. It is just third time in Postseason history that a club had at least 40 walks in a single series. Los Angeles joins the 2011 Cardinals, who drew 41 walks in the World Series and the 1997 Indians, who drew 40 walks in the World Series.

He’s Just a Kid
Mark Vientos hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning, marking his 13th and 14th RBI of the Postseason, setting the Mets’ single-Postseason mark. He surpassed by John Olerud in 1999 and Curtis Granderson in 2015, who each drove home 12 RBI in the Postseason. Vientos is the sixth player in Postseason history aged 24-or-younger with at least 14 RBI in a single Postseason, joining B.J. Upton (16 RBI in 2008); Kyle Tucker (15 RBI in 2021); Albert Pujols (14 RBI in 2004); Carlos Correa (14 RBI in 2017); and Juan Soto (14 RBI in 2019). Overall, Vientos hit .327 (18-for-55) with five homers, 14 RBI, two doubles, three walks, eight runs scored, a .362 on-base percentage and a .998 OPS this Postseason.

NFL Seven From Sunday – Week 7

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October 21, 2024

NEW YORK – A look at seven statistical highlights from games played during the 9:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET windows on Sunday, October 20, the seventh week of the 2024 season.

With three games remaining in Week 7, five games were decided by seven or fewer points, four teams came back to win after trailing by at least 10 points (Buffalo, Detroit, Indianapolis and Jacksonville) and two teams won on game-winning plays in the final minute of regulation (Detroit and Green Bay).

There have been 57 games this season decided by seven points or fewer, tied with 2022 (57 games) and 2012 (57) for the most such games through Week 7 in NFL history.

This is the first week this season in which four-or-more teams came back to win after trailing by at least 10 points.

The Kansas City Chiefs (6-0) defeated San Francisco, 28-18, in a rematch of Super Bowl LVIII, the 10th regular-season rematch of the previous season’s Super Bowl.

Kansas City is the last remaining undefeated team in the NFL and the seventh reigning Super Bowl champion to begin the following season 6-0 since 2000, joining the 2019, 2015 and 2004 New England Patriots, 2011 Green Bay Packers, 2007 Indianapolis Colts and 2000 St. Louis Rams.

Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence completed 15 of 20 pass attempts (75 percent) for 193 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions and a 121.5 passer rating, while wide receiver Parker Washington recorded a 96-yard punt-return touchdown in the Jaguars’ 32-16 victory over New England at Wembley Stadium, the third and final game in London this season.

Lawrence has 1,401 passing yards in six career London games, surpassing Blake Bortles (1,209 passing yards) for the most career passing yards ever in London games. The victory also marked Lawrence’s fourth-career win in London, surpassing Bortles (three wins) for the most wins by a starting quarterback ever in London games.

Washington’s 96-yard punt-return touchdown marks the first punt-return touchdown ever in an NFL international game and the longest touchdown ever in an NFL international game.

Detroit quarterback Jared Goff completed 22 of 25 pass attempts (88 percent) for 280 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions and a 140.0 passer rating in the Lions’ 31-29 victory at Minnesota.

Goff, who had a 153.8 passer rating in Week 6 and a 155.8 passer rating in Week 4 prior to Detroit’s Week 5 bye, is the fourth quarterback in NFL history with a passer rating of 140-or-higher in three consecutive games, joining Aaron Rodgers (Weeks 7-10, 2011), as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers Roger Staubach (Weeks 11-13, 1971) and Kurt Warner (Weeks 3-5, 1999).

Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love completed 24 of 33 pass attempts (72.7 percent) for 220 yards and three touchdowns in the Packers’ 24-22 victory over Houston.

Love, who is 25 years and 353 days old, has recorded at least two touchdown passes in nine consecutive games and is the fourth quarterback aged 25-or-younger with at least two touchdown passes in nine-or-more consecutive games, joining Patrick Mahomes (14 consecutive games from Week 6, 2018 – Week 3, 2019), as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers Brett Favre (12 games from Week 10, 1994 – Week 4, 1995) and Dan Marino (10 games from Weeks 1-10, 1984 and nine games from Week 9, 1986 – Week 1, 1987).

Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts totaled three touchdowns (two rushing, one passing) and running back Saquon Barkley recorded 187 scrimmage yards (176 rushing, 11 receiving) and a rushing touchdown in Philadelphia’s 28-3 victory at the New York Giants.

Hurts has 45 career regular-season rushing touchdowns, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Young (43 rushing touchdowns) for the third-most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in NFL history. Only Cam Newton (75) and Josh Allen (56) have more.

Including the postseason, Hurts has 50 career rushing touchdowns, becoming the fourth quarterback ever with 50 rushing touchdowns, including the postseason, joining Cam Newton (77 rushing touchdowns), Josh Allen (61) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Young (51).

Hurts has 13 career games with multiple rushing touchdowns, the most by a quarterback in NFL history.

Barkley has 761 scrimmage yards this season, the most by a player in his first six games with a team since Barkley’s first six games with the Giants as a rookie in 2018 (811 scrimmage yards).

Barkley has totaled at least 115 scrimmage yards in five of his first six games with Philadelphia, becoming the fifth player ever with at least 115 scrimmage yards in five of his first six games with a team, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer Curtis Martin (with the New York Jets in 1998), Adrian Peterson (with Minnesota in 2007), Billy Sims (with Detroit in 1980) and Curt Warner (with Seattle in 1983).

Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen recorded 323 passing yards and two touchdown passes with no interceptions and a 116.1 passer rating in Buffalo’s 34-10 victory over Tennessee today.

Allen, making his 100th career start, has 38 career games with at least two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 100-or-higher, tied with Philip Rivers (38 games) for the fifth-most such games by a player in his first 100 career starts in NFL history. Only Aaron Rodgers (54 games), Patrick Mahomes (49), Tony Romo (46) and Dak Prescott (40) have more.

Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams recorded 76 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns in the Rams’ 20-15 victory against Las Vegas.

Williams has recorded a rushing touchdown in nine consecutive games, tied with Shaun Alexander (nine consecutive games in 2005) and Ezekiel Elliott (nine in 2022) for the fourth-longest streak of games with a rushing touchdown since 2000. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson (18 games from 2004-05), Priest Holmes (11 games in 2002) and Jonathan Taylor (11 games in 2021) have longer streaks since 2000.

Williams, who is 24 years and 55 days old, is the third player younger than 25 years old with a rushing touchdown in nine-or-more consecutive games in NFL history, joining Jonathan Taylor (11 games in 2021) and Natrone Means (nine games from 1993-94).

Additional notes from Sunday include:

Las Vegas rookie tight end Brock Bowers had 10 receptions for 93 yards against the Los Angeles Rams today.

Bowers has 47 receptions this season, surpassing Eddie Royal (46 receptions) for the third-most by a player in his first seven career games in NFL history. Only Puka Nacua (58 receptions) and Saquon Barkley (49) have more.

Bowers has 477 receiving yards, surpassing Jordan Reed (425 receiving yards) for the third-most receiving yards by a tight end in his first seven career games in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer Mike Ditka (505 receiving yards in 1961) and Kyle Pitts (484 in 2021) have more

Bowers has nine games with at least nine receptions, the most ever by a rookie tight end and tied with Saquon Barkley (three games), Puka Nacua (three) and Eddie Royal (three) for the most-ever by a player in his first seven career games.

Minnesota wide receiver Justin Jefferson recorded seven receptions for 81 yards and a touchdown today against Detroit.

Since entering the NFL in 2020, Jefferson has 6,430 career receiving yards, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerry Rice (6,364 receiving yards) for the third-most by a player in his first five seasons in NFL history. Only Torry Holt (6,784 receiving yards) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss (6,743) have more.

NHL Morning Skate – Oct. 21, 2024

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October 21, 2024

* There’s only one game Monday, and it’s on Prime! Nikita Kucherov and Auston Matthews will lead the Lightning and Maple Leafs into the second Prime Monday Night Hockey of the season, at 7:30 p.m. ET on Prime Video Canada.

* The Jets continued their successful start to the season by winning a fifth straight game and remained as the only undefeated team in 2024-25.

* Cale Makar (1-2—3) paced the way in Colorado’s second straight victory and boosted his season totals to 2-10—12 as he now co-leads the League in scoring.

MAPLE LEAFS, LIGHTNING FACE OFF ON PRIME VIDEO CANADA

Prime Monday Night Hockey owns the spotlight on a one-game Monday as a pair of Atlantic Division rivals clashwhen Nikita Kucherov and the Lightning (3-1-0, 6 points) travel to Scotiabank Arena to meet Auston Matthews and the Maple Leafs (3-2-0, 6 points). Prime will stream all national regular-season Monday night games in English throughout the 2024-25 campaign for Prime Members in Canada.

* Kucherov (7-2—9 in 4 GP), with five goals in his past four outings against the Maple Leafs and 19 in 35 career games against the club, already owns the franchise record for longest goal streak to begin a season after he found the back of the net in each of Tampa Bay’s first seven games to begin 2017-18. He can join Cy Denneny (3x; most: 12 GP in 1917-18) and Mario Lemieux (2x; most: 12 GP in 1992-93) as the third player in NHL history to register a season-opening goal streak of five or more games multiple times.

* The newly named Maple Leafs captain has found the back of the net in back-to-back games following a three-game goalless stretch to begin the season. Matthews (370-283—653 in 567 GP), who turned 27 on the same day Alex Ovechkin celebrated his 39th birthday (Sept. 17, 2024), is one tally shy of tying the icon’s total for career goals at age 27 or younger. The NHL’s second-highest scorer in League history had 371 in 601 contests.

ONE MORE SLEEP UNTIL NHL FROZEN FRENZY RETURNS TO ESPN

Tuesday will mark the only 16-game day in the NHL this season and the return of NHL Frozen Frenzy, with all 32 teams in action led by ESPN’s exclusive tripleheader: Capitals at Flyers (6 p.m. ET), Avalanche at Kraken (8:30 p.m. ET) and Kings at Golden Knights (11 p.m. ET). All 16 games have a different start time, including a puck drop every 15 minutes across 13 games over a three-hour span (from 6:30 p.m. ET to 9:30 p.m. ET; MIN at FLA through PIT at CGY).

* The continuous action will be captured throughout the night on the live whip-around studio show hosted by John Buccigross alongside analysts Kevin Weekes and P.K. Subban. Live look-ins will air on ESPN+ from 7-8 p.m. ET, and then on ESPN2 and ESPN+ from 8 p.m. – 12 a.m. ET.

How many 16-game days have there been in NHL history?

Tuesday will mark the fourth time 32 clubs play on the same day, following Jan. 13, 2024, Oct. 24, 2023 (the first “NHL Frozen Frenzy”) and April 8, 2023.

What’s the single-day NHL record for total goals?

The most total goals scored in a single day in NHL history (including shootout-deciding goals) is 114 on Nov. 4, 2023 (15 GP). Last year’s Frozen Frenzy included 102 goals.

What’s the highest number of goal scorers on one day in NHL history?

The most unique goal scorers in a single day to date is 95, set Nov. 4, 2023 (15 GP). Last year’s Frozen Frenzy saw 93 unique goal scorers.

Will there be a Frenzy of comeback wins once again?

The 10 comeback wins witnessed on Frozen Frenzy last season fell one shy of the most on one day in NHL history – the mark was set Oct. 29, 2005 when 11 of 13 games saw a team rally to win. Looking at multi-goal comeback wins, the most in one day is five, achieved nine times (last: Oct. 18, 2022; 5 of 8 GP).

Which dates have seen the narrowest margins of victory?

An all-time high was achieved April 5, 2018, when 11 of 12 games played were decided by a one-goal margin of victory. The last date with at least 10 such contests was Jan. 26, 2021 (10 of 13 GP).

What’s the most tying goals in a day?
The most game-tying goals in a single day is 24, achieved four times: Oct. 10, 2019 (11 GP), March 28, 2009 (11 GP), Dec. 23, 2005 (14 GP) and Nov. 29, 1986 (10 GP).

Have all 32 teams ever scored on the same day?

Not yet. There has been at least one shutout on each of the previous three 16-game days (3 on Jan. 13, 2024, 2 on Oct. 24, 2023 & 3 on April 8, 2023.). Thirty teams have scored on the same day on two occasions to date, both last October: during a 15-game day Oct. 21, 2023, and three days later during Frozen Frenzy.

Which days have seen the most shutouts?

The most shutouts on one day in NHL history is six, seen twice (March 21, 2001 & Feb. 28, 1929).

What was the best day for special teams?

The day with the most special-teams goals on record was Dec. 9, 2006, when 39 were scored across the power play (36) and shorthanded (3) during a 14-game day.

Best days offensively for defensemen?

The most combined goals by defensemen on one game day is 25, achieved on Oct. 15, 2022. Scott Mayfield and Robin Salo each accounted for two tallies and finished the night as the only two blueliners to find the back of the net multiple times.

Best days offensively for rookies?

The most combined goals by rookies in a single day, excluding gamedays during the NHL’s inaugural season where all players held that distinction, is 21 – April 4, 1982 and March 17, 1982.

How many do we need for a record number of overtime games?

The most overtime games in one day is eight, witnessed three times (includes any game extending past regulation): Feb. 7, 2019 (8 of 14 GP), Nov. 27, 2015 (8 of 12 GP) and Feb. 22, 2007 (8 of 12 GP). The most shootouts in one day is six (Nov. 28, 2009).

PERFECT JETS SOAR TO ANOTHER WIN TO START THE SEASON

Adam Lowry (1-0—1), Kyle Connor (1-0—1) and Mark Scheifele (1-0—1) scored three of their team’s six goals as the Jets (5-0-0, 10 points) captured their fifth straight win to start the season, and first by means of a multi-goal comeback. Winnipeg’s string of success to start 2024-25 has benefited from back-to-home games with six or more goals for the eighth time in franchise history and first since March 31, 2023 to April 2, 2023.

* The Jets concluded the weekend as one the NHL’s highest-scoring teams and joined the Rangers as the second club with 24 goals through their first five games of the season. Only three other campaigns in the past 30 years have featured multiple teams accomplish the feat: 2023-24 (CAR & DET, both w/ 24), 2021-22 (STL: 25 & EDM: 24) and 1995-96 (VAN: 25 & DET: 24).

MAKAR AND LAFERRIERE LEAD AVALANCHE, KINGS TO ROAD VICTORIES IN LIVE UPDATES
Cale Makar (1-2—3) and Alex Laferriere (1-0—1) each factored on their team’s decisive goal as the Avalanche and Kings skated to road victories to cap Sunday’s edition of #NHLStats: Live Updates.

* Makarfactored on both of Ross Colton’s goals in the first period and became the first player this season to register 10 assists as Colorado earned its second straight victory. Makar (2-10—12 in 6 GP) is now tied for the League-lead in scoring thanks to his 2.00 point-per-game pace, which is higher than his pace from this stage of last season when he tallied a career-best 90 points (3-6—9 in 6 GP; 1.50 P/GP).

* Laferriere’s team-leading (tied) fourth goal of the season served as the winner as he became just the fourth Kings player age 22 or younger to record consecutive game-winning goals, joining Gabriel Vilardi (2 GP in 2020-21), Larry Murphy (2 GP in 1982-83) and Steve Bozek (2 GP in 1981-82).

QUICK CLICKS

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MLB 2024 NLCS Game 6 Notes

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October 20, 2024

Game Six
Since the LCS moved to its current seven-game format in 1985,the winner of the sixth game of the NLCS has advanced to the Fall Classic 21 times (84.0%). The Dodgers hold a 3-2 series lead and per Elias, in best-of-seven NLCS (since 1985), teams that hold a 3-2 series lead, go on to win the series 68.0% of the time (17- 8). In the LCS (AL or NL), a team up 3-2 in a seven-game series wins the series 70.2% of the time (33-14). In the 114 previous best-of-seven series that have sat at 3-2 after five games, the team leading 3-2 has won the series 79 times (69.2%). The team trailing in the series has forced a Game 7 35 times, including the Diamondbacks in last year’s NLCS and the Rangers in last year’s ALCS. The Dodgers are 7-13 all-time in Game 6 of a Postseason Series, including 7-12 in Game 6 of a best-of-seven series overall, and 1-6 in Game 6 of the NLCS.

The Dodgers are 3-2 in Game 6 of a Postseason series since 2017. They beat the Astros, 3-1, in the 2017 World Series; lost to the Brewers, 7-2 in Game 6 of the 2018 NLCS; beat the Braves, 3-1, in the 2020 NLCS; beat the Rays, 3-1, in the 2020 World Series and los to Atlanta in the 2021 NLCS.
Los Angeles is 27-18 in potential clinch games in the Postseason, including an 8-6 record in NLCS clinch opportunities. They are attempting to advance to their 22nd World Series and first since winning it all in 2020. The Dodgers have appeared in nine World Series during their time in Brooklyn and 12 World Series since moving to Los Angeles. The Mets are 4-2 all-time in Game 6 of a Postseason Series, including 4-2 in Game 6 of a best-of-seven series overall, and 3-1 in Game 6 of the NLCS.
New York is playing its first Game 6 of the Postseason since beat the Cardinals, 4-2, in Game 6 of the 2006 NLCS.
The Mets are looking to fend off elimination for a third time this Postseason after beating the Brewers, 4-2, in Game 3 of the Wild Card Series and bringing this NLCS back to Los Angeles with a 12-6 win on Friday night. New York is 11-8 all-time in potential elimination games.

Clutch Factors
Pete Alonso put the Mets in the lead, 3-0, with a three-run shot in the first inning on Friday night. Of Alonso’s five career Postseason homers, four have put the Mets into the lead including his blast to lead-off the fifth inning in Game 2 of the 2022 Wild Card Series against San Diego; his three-run go-ahead shot in the ninth inning of Game 3 at Milwaukee in the Wild Card Series; and his solo blast to lead off the second inning in Game 3 of the NLDS against Philadelphia.

Each of the first five games in this series have been decided by four-or-more runs, marking the second series in Postseason history where each of the first five games have been decided by at least four runs. The only other time it has happened was the 1965 World Series between Twins and Dodgers, when the first 6 games were decided by 4+ runs.

The Mets scored five runs in the third inning of Game 5, marking the fourth time this Postseason that they scored at least four runs in a single frame. Per Elias, the Mets are the fifth team (sixth occurrence) with at least four five-run innings in a single Postseason, joining the 2023 Rangers (4x); 2007 Red Sox (5x); 2002 Angels (4x); 1999 Red Sox (4x); and 1979 Orioles (4x).

Winnipeg Blue Bombers add to practice roster

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October 20, 2024

Winnipeg Blue Bombers add to practice roster

WINNIPEG, MB., – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today announce the team has added American defensive back Nick Taylor and American linebacker Cam Bright to the practice roster.

Taylor (5-9, 187, Florida International; born: March 27, 1988, in Hollywood, FL.) returns to the Bombers as a free agent. Taylor has had stints with Ottawa (2016-2017), Edmonton (2018-2019), Winnipeg (2019-2022), and Calgary (2023). Taylor has won three Grey Cups – once with Ottawa (2016), and back-to-back with Winnipeg (2019-2021).

Across his six seasons in the CFL, Taylor has achieved 167 tackles, and 6 interceptions for two touchdowns in 60 career games (55 starts).

After a release from Edmonton (2019), Taylor signed with the Blue Bombers and started all 29 games he played in, recording 80 tackles and four interceptions for one touchdown.

Bright (6-0, 222, Washington; born: February 23, 1999, in Cleveland, OH.) signs with the Bombers after spending parts of the 2024 CFL season with Calgary and Ottawa.

In 2023, Bright signed as an undrafted free agent with the Cleveland Browns, attended camp, and played in all three exhibition games, recording two tackles. He was then released and signed with the Calgary Stampeders in February 2024.

Bright spent a five-year collegiate career with Pittsburgh (2018-2021), and Washington (2022). Over that time, Bright recorded 245 tackles (141 solo, 104 assists), 12 sacks, three fumble recoveries (one touchdown), three passes defended, and two interceptions in 65 games (32 starts).

WNBA Finals Preview: Minnesota Lynx (2-2) vs New York Liberty (2-2)

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October 20, 2024

WNBA Finals Preview: Minnesota Lynx (2-2) vs New York Liberty (2-2)

It all comes down to this. With the championship series tied 2-2, the Minnesota Lynx and host New York Liberty will meet in a decisive winner-take-all Game 5 of the WNBA Finals on Sunday night.

After going down 2-1, the Lynx won Game 4 at home in Minneapolis on Friday night behind 19 points from Kayla McBride, who was one of five Minnesota players – all starters — to score in double figures.

Bridget Carleton scored 12 points and knocked down the game-winning free throws with two seconds to play. That came after the Lynx defense forced the Liberty into a shot-clock violation, and after Carleton corralled an offensive rebound after a missed shot by teammate Courtney Williams.

The 82-80 victory was sealed for the Lynx when Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu failed to recreate her Game 3 heroics, missing the mark on a long-range 3-pointer at the buzzer. New York lost despite getting 21 points from Jonquel Jones and a double-double from Breanna Stewart (11 points, 11 rebounds).

Stewart shot just 5 of 21 for the game, a 23.8 percent clip — her worst shooting mark of the season. The All-WNBA first-team selection was often guarded by Napheesa Collier, the WNBA Defensive Player of the Year and Stewart’s former UConn teammate.

In the fourth quarter, Stewart went 1 of 8 from the floor with the game on the line. It was, simply put, one of Stewart’s roughest performances. But the star forward remains undeterred and determined.

The Lynx also forced the Liberty into 16 turnovers and scored 19 points off those extra possessions.

Should the Lynx win Sunday, it will be their fifth championship as a franchise and make Cheryl Reeve the coach with the most WNBA titles, adding to Minnesota’s crowns in 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017. The Liberty are aiming for their first championship, and they’ll have a chance to capture it in front of their home fans.

Sunday’s game gets the primetime treatment, tipping off at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Neither team reported any injuries heading into the final game of the season.

NHL Morning Skate – Oct. 20, 2024

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October 20, 2024

* Connor Ingram improved to 4-0-1 to achieve an NHL first and help Utah Hockey Club remain undefeated in front of their home fans.

* More than half of Saturday’s games (9 of 13) included a team rally back to at least even the score, with clubs combining for 17 tying goals.

* The undefeated Jets kickstart a three-game Sunday against the Penguins, which will conclude the first of four instalments of the ‘Freeway Face-Off’ between the Kings and Ducks.

SATURDAY MAYHEM

In the lead-up to NHL Frozen Frenzy on Tuesday – when all 32 clubs will play across 16 staggered start times (including an exclusive tripleheader on ESPN) – Saturday served up five games with multi-goal rallies:

* The Lightning overcame 2-0 and 3-2 deficits, but Brady Tkachuk and Noah Gregor netted consecutive special-team goals to help Ottawa hand Tampa Bay its first loss of 2024-25. The Senators have eight power-play goals through five contests of a season for the second time in franchise history (also 8 PPG in 5 GP in 2005-06) and have scored on the man advantage in each of their first four home games for the sixth time.

* Alex Ovechkin scored his first goal of 2024-25 to help the Capitals take a 3-1 lead, but Nico Hischier set a franchise record by scoring two goals in a span of 10 seconds to level the game. Washington would take another two-goal lead before New Jersey rallied from its second multi-goal deficit of the game to force overtime where it was Tom Wilson (2-1—3) who netted the winner to help the Capitals improve to 3-1-0.

* Cole Caufield recorded his fifth and sixth goals of the season – tied for second across the League – as the Canadiens erased a 2-0 deficit before falling to the Islanders in a shootout. Noah Dobson had two assists in regulation and netted the decisive marker in the nine-round shootout, the longest in the NHL this season and longest for the Islanders since Jan. 18, 2022.

* JJ Peterka tallied a go-ahead goal soon after Chicago erased a 2-0 deficit as he and Ryan McLeod both extended their goal streaks to three games in a Buffalo win. Peterka and McLeod will have a chance to match and set career highs when the Sabres host the Stars during NHL Frozen Frenzy on Tuesday.

* Mathieu Joseph tied the game at 1-1, thanks to an assist from his brother Pierre-Olivier Joseph that gave their parents a lot to cheer about, before the Blues took a 3-1 lead which was then erased with two third-period goals by the Hurricanes. The night ended in a St. Louis win and with Philip Broberg joining a short NHL list as he recorded a point in his sixth consecutive game with club.

PANTHERS, STARS EMERGE AS RECENT PLAYOFF FOES RENEW ACQUAINTANCES

Two games Saturday were head-to-head between clubs that recently met late in the postseason: the Panthers defeated the Golden Knights in a battle of the past two Stanley Cup champions (and 2023 Final foes), shortly after the Stars ousted the Oilers to avenge a loss in the 2024 Western Conference Final.

* Sam Reinhart (1-2—3) scored one of three tying goals for the Panthers in regulation – boosting his totals to 5-7—12 this season (7 GP) – and Gustav Forsling notched the overtime winner to give Florida its fourth straight regular-season victory against Vegas (and third consecutive since losing to them in the 2023 Stanley Cup Final). Sergei Bobrovsky secured his 399th win as he closes in on becoming the fastest goaltender in NHL history to 400 victories, helping Florida overcome a 45-save effort by Vegas newcomer Ilya Samsonov.

* Roope Hintz (1-2—3) helped Dallas build a 3-0 lead and Jake Oettinger (30 saves) won his first appearance since signing an eight-year contract extension Thursday as Dallas improved to 4-0-0 on home ice this season. Oettinger improved to 4-0-0 overall, matching the longest season-opening winning streak of his career. The Stars have allowed just three goals against through the first 245 minutes of playing time at American Airlines Center in 2024-25.

SEASON-OPENING POINT STREAKS EXTENDED

The Flames (4-0-1), Rangers (4-0-1) and Wild (3-0-2) all extended their season-opening point streaks – Calgary collected a point against Seattle in overtime, but suffered its first loss of 2024-25, while New York tied a franchise record.

* Alexis Lafrenière opened the scoring for a point in his fifth straight game to help the Rangers maintain their perfect road record – New York matched the second-longest, season-opening road winning streak in franchise history (also 3 GP in 1927-28) and trail a 4-0-0 start in 1931-32. Lafrenière tied Tomas Sandstrom (5 GP in 1986-87) and Mike McEwen (5 GP in 1978-79) for the second-longest season-opening point streak by a Rangers player age 23 or younger, trailing Darren Turcotte (11 GP in 1990-91).

* After scoring a goal Tuesday, goaltender Filip Gustavsson (23 saves) nearly followed that up with a shutout Saturday as he came within 85 seconds of a perfect showing and helped Minnesota boost its record to 3-0-2. The Wild, who have yet to trail in regulation in 2024-25, stretched their season-opening point streak to five games (3-0-2) – their longest since 2008-09 (6-0-1 in 7 GP) and three shy of the franchise record set in 2007-08 (7-0-1 in 8 GP).

MORE #NHLSTATS AROUND THE RINKS FROM A BUSY SATURDAY
A busy Saturday included a number of #NHLStats which were featured in Live Updates:

* Utah found itself trailing in the third period but a goal by Vladislav Kolyachonok helped send the game to extra time which was followed by Michael Kesselring’s overtime goal as Utah Hockey Club improved to 2-0-0 at Delta Center this season while goaltender Connor Ingram improved to 4-0-1 overall. Utah became the 10th franchise in NHL history and first since Tampa Bay in 1992-93 to win each of its first two home games.

* Nikita Kucherov scored his League-leading seventh goal of 2024-25 to stretch his season-opening goal streak to four games while new teammate Jake Guentzel netted his first in a Lightning uniform. Soon after, Kucherov’s former teammate Steven Stamkos tallied his first goal with the Predators (shortly after being denied by Alex Lyon’s highlight-reel save). Stamkos, who will play in Tampa as a visitor for the first time Oct. 28 (7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN+, Hulu, TVAS), netted his 215th career power-play goal to tie Joe Nieuwendyk for 14th on the NHL’s all-time list.

* The Red Wings claimed their second victory of the season as general manager Steve Yzerman served his 1,000th game in that role. Yzerman became the 37th general manager to hit the mark, with Winnipeg’s Kevin Cheveldayoff (999) set to join him when the Penguins visit the Jets on Sunday.

* Tyler Myers collected an assist in his 1,000th game to help the Canucks earn their second straight victory. Myers became the 400th player in League history to reach the 1,000-game milestone and the sixth defenseman from the 2008 NHL Draft class (also Drew Doughty, Alex Pietrangelo, John Carlson, Erik Karlsson & Luke Schenn). The 2008 draft class is the fourth to have six blueliners reach the milestone (also 7 from 1984, 6 from 1982 & 7 from 1979).

QUICK CLICKS

* Predators celebrate Luke Schenn’s 1,000th NHL game with special ceremony
* Brenden Morrow ‘very honored’ to be inducted into Stars Hall of Fame
* CHL notebook: Jets prospect Kevin He off to fast start
* Alexis Lafreniere feeling ‘cool’ with eyes of a nation upon him
* Aleksander Barkov could return from lower-body injury next week for Panthers

PERFECT JETS, ‘FREEWAY FACE-OFF’ PREVIEW

The undefeated Jets (4-0-0) kickstart a three-game Sunday against the Penguins before the Kings and Ducks clash for the first rendition of this season’s ‘Freeway Face-Off’. Winnipeg, which can extend its season-opening win streak to five games, has spent just 15.7% of playing time trailing during its string of success to start the season (37:56), which is among the lowest in the League so far this season.

MLB 2024 ALCS Game 5 Postgame Notes

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MLB Editor

October 20, 2024

NEW YORK YANKEES
With tonight’s victory, the Yankees win the 2024 ALCS 4-1 and clinch the American League Championship for an MLB record 41st time in franchise history, and first time since 2009, when they captured their 27th World Series Championship in franchise history.

Improve to 11-3 all-time in ALCS Game 5’s…NYY has won each of their last four Game 5’s since their last loss in 2009 at LAA.
Tonight is the first time the Yankees have clinched the pennant on the road since 1999 at Boston…Had lost their last six road games with a potential ALCS clinch on the line.
Tonight is the ninth time in MLB history that a team has clinched a pennant in extra innings and the first since the Yankees did so in Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS vs. Boston…Yankees become only team to clinch multiple World Series berths with an extra-inning win.
Tonight was Yankees 42nd extra-inning game in the Postseason in franchise history, which is the most all-time…New York now holds a 22-19-1 record in Postseason extra inning games, including a 5-7 extra inning record in the ALCS…Yankees snapped a four game losing streak in extra-inning ALCS games.
Yankees are scheduled to play Game 1 of the 2024 World Series on Friday, Oct. 25 against the winner of the Mets/Dodgers NLCS…The Yankees would have home field advantage against the Mets, but would open on the road if the Dodgers win the National League pennant.
The Yankees and Dodgers have faced off in an MLB record 11 World Series (NYY has won 8 of 11).
A Yankees vs. Mets World Series would create the 15th all-time “Subway Series” and second between the Yankees and Mets (NYY won the 2000 World Series in five games).
GIANCARLO STANTON: Named the Most Valuable Player of the 2024 American League Championship Series…Becomes the ninth Yankee to win the award, joining: Graig Nettles (1981), Bernie Williams (1996), David Wells (1998), Orlando Hernandez (1999), David Justice (2000), Andy Pettitte (2001), Mariano Rivera (2003) and CC Sabathia (2009)…He is the fourth designated hitter to win ALCS MVP, joining David Ortiz (2004 BOS), Delmon Young (2012 DET) and Yordan Alvarez (2021 HOU)…He is the 10th California-born player to win ALCS MVP, which is the most from any U.S. state.
Hit a game-tying two-run home run in the 6th inning to even the score at 2-2…It was his 16th career Postseason home run and fifth of the 2024 Postseason (fourth HR in this ALCS).
His 16 Postseason home runs pass Babe Ruth and Aaron Judge for fourth-most in Yankees history…Only Bernie Williams (22), Derek Jeter (20) and Mickey Mantle (18) have hit more.
The 16 homers in his first 36 career Postseason games are the most by any Major Leaguer…Carlos Beltrán and Nelson Cruz each had 15 HR through their first 36 playoff games.
His five home runs in the 2024 Postseason lead the Majors.
First Yankees player to hit 5+ HR in a Postseason multiple times (Stanton had 6 HR in 2020 Postseason)…Fifth A.L. player to have 5+ HR in multiple Postseasons, joining Jose Altuve, Carlos Correa, Nelson Cruz and David Ortiz.
Has now homered in three consecutive Postseason games…First Yankee to do so since his own franchise record streak of five straight Postseason games with a home run in 2020.
His eight career Postseason hits vs. Cleveland are his most against any opponent and all eight hits have been home runs.
The eight Postseason HR vs. Cleveland are tied for the fourth-most for any player against a single opponent all-time…Duke Snider had 10 HR vs. NYY and Reggie Jackson and Mickey Mantle each hit nine HR vs. Dodgers in Postseason play.
JUAN SOTO: Hit a go-ahead three-run HR in the 10th inning to give Yankees a 5-2 lead…It was his 10th career Postseason home run and third of this ALCS.
The home run was the 11th extra-inning, go-ahead HR in Yankees Postseason history and first since Raúl Ibañez in Game 3 of the 2012 ALDS vs. Baltimore
First Yankees go-ahead, extra-inning HR in an ALCS game since current Yankees manager Aaron Boone had a walk-off HR in the 11th inning of Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS to clinch the pennant.
First Yankees go-ahead HR in extra innings with two outs and two strikes since a walk-off HR by Derek Jeter in Game 4 of the 2001 World Series vs. Arizona.
Doubled in the 1st inning to extend his Postseason on-base streak to 20 consecutive games, dating back to Game 2 of the 2022 National League Wild Card Series with San Diego…The streak spans his final 11 Postseason games for the Padres and first nine with the Yankees.
The 20 game on-base streak is the longest in MLB since a 21 game streak by Ketel Marte from 2017-23 for Arizona and is the 18th streak of at least 20 games in MLB history.
GLEYBER TORRES: Singled to lead off the game and has reached base safely in each of his last 12 Postseason games (including all nine Yankees games this year), dating back to Game 2 of the 2022 ALCS at Houston.
Has reached safely in the Yankees first plate appearance of the game in eight of New York’s nine Postseason contests in 2024…Leads all active players with a .636 Postseason OBP in the 1st inning (min. 20 PA).
His 12-game on-base streak in the Postseason is the longest for a Yankees player since a 12-game streak by DJ LeMahieu spanning the 2019-20 Postseasons…The last Yankee to have a longer on-base streak in the Postseason was Derek Jeter (21 game on-base streak spanning 2007-10). • Owns a .889 OBP in the 1st inning this Postseason, the highest 1st inning OBP in a single Postseason in MLB history (min. 9 games), ahead of Ryan Braun (2011 – .818 OBP) and Barry Bonds (2002 – .800 OBP).
ANTHONY VOLPE: Singled in the 5th inning and has now reached base in nine straight games to begin his Postseason career…His 108.7 MPH exit velocity on the hit tied for the hardest hit ball of his career (regular season or Postseason).
The nine game Postseason on-base streak to begin his career is the longest for a Yankees player since Luke Voit reached in his first nine playoff games, spanning the 2018-20 Postseasons…Last Yankees player to have a longer on-base streak to begin his career was Derek Jeter, who reached in his first 13 Postseason games in 1996.
LUKE WEAVER: Earned his first career Postseason win after working 2.0 scoreless innings to finish the game, allowing just one baserunner…Pitched in four of five games during the series.
CARLOS RODÓN: Did not factor in decision after tossing 4.2 innings and allowing two earned runs on five hits with one walk and six strikeouts.
His 22 total strikeouts across his first three Postseason games for the Yankees are tied with David Cone (1995-96) and Red Ruffing (1932-36) for the second-most in franchise history…Only Gerrit Cole (30 SO in 2020) had more in his first three Postseason games for the Club. • Walked Brayan Rocchio to lead off the 3rd inning, which was his first walk allowed in the 2024 Postseason…Had not issued a base on balls across his first 11.2 IP to begin the 2024 playoffs and tallied 20 strikeouts in that span. • Made third start of the 2024 Postseason and second in this ALCS.

CLEVELAND GUARDIANS
With tonight’s loss, the Guardians are eliminated from the 2024 Postseason and lose the ALCS 4-1…Finish the 2024 Postseason with a 4-6 overall record.

Guardians are now 2-4 all-time in Game 5 of the ALCS, including a 1-4 record at home.
Tonight was Guardians 17th extra-inning Postseason game in franchise history…Now hold a 11-6 all-time record in those games…This is the First time Cleveland has played multiple extra inning contests in the same Postseason since the 1997 ALCS vs. Baltimore (Games 3 & 6 – both wins).
Guardians defense turned three double plays tonight…Most double plays in a Postseason game for Cleveland since turning three in Game 7 of the 2007 ALCS at Boston.
TANNER BIBEE: Did not factor in decision after tossing 5.2 innings and allowing two earned runs on six hits with no walks and five strikeouts.
Only runs allowed came on two-run HR by Giancarlo Stanton in the 6th inning, which was his final batter faced.
The 5.2 innings tonight mark the longest start for any Cleveland pitcher in the 2024 Postseason.
Hit two Yankees with pitches in the top of the 1st inning…First game of career (regular season or Postseason) allowing multiple HBP.
Third time in Cleveland Postseason history that a pitcher has hit multiple batters in an inning (Corey Kluber – 2018 ALDS Game 1 vs. Astros & Chad Ogea – 1998 ALCS Game 5 vs. Yankees).
JHONKENSY NOEL: In the top of the 1st inning, recorded his second outfield assist of the 2024 Postseason as Cleveland got Gleyber Torres out at the plate.
Became fourth Cleveland player with multiple outfield assists in a single Postseason, joining Manny Ramirez (1996), David Justice (1999) and Franklin Gutierrez (2007).
BO NAYLOR: Drove in the first run of the game with an RBI double in the 2nd inning, scoring his brother Josh Naylor from first base.
The RBI double came on the 10th pitch of his at bat, marking the first Cleveland Postseason RBI hit on a 10+ pitch at-bat since Yan Gomes’ walkoff single in Game 2 of the 2017 ALDS vs. Yankees.
BO NAYLOR AND JOSH NAYLOR: After Josh Naylor singled in the 2nd inning, he was driven in by Bo Naylor on an RBI double later in the inning.
Fourth time in Postseason history that a brother drove in his brother (credit: ELIAS).
2001 ALDS Game 4: Oakland’s Jeremy Giambi drove in Jason Giambi in 3rd inning
1996 NLDS Game 2: San Diego’s Tony Gwynn drove in Chris Gwynn in 6th inning
1927 World Series Game 2: Pittsburgh’s Paul Waner drove in Lloyd Waner in 8th inning
STEVEN KWAN: Singled in the 5th inning to extend his Postseason franchise record on-base streak to 16 games.
Batted .381 (16/42) across his 10 games in the 2024 Postseason with a .458 OBP and .863 OPS…The .381 average is the highest in a single Postseason in Cleveland history (min. 7 games); previous was .357 (15/42) by Tony Fernandez in 1997.
JOSÉ RAMÍREZ: Drew his fifth intentional walk of the Postseason in the 5th inning.
The five IBB lead the Majors in the 2024 Postseason.
Five IBB also pass Albert Belle (4 IBB in 1995) for the most in a single Postseason in Cleveland history…Most IBB in a single Postseason since Miguel Cabrera had five in 2011 for Detroit.
JOSH NAYLOR: Drew walks in consecutive plate appearances in the 6th and 8th innings tonight…He had started his Postseason career with zero walks through his first 79 plate appearances before those two walks.

2024 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

First Postseason series to feature multiple extra-inning games since 2017 World Series (Astros vs. Dodgers) and first League Championship Series to feature multiple extra-inning games since 2011 ALCS (Rangers vs. Tigers).

NFL Week 7 Injury Report – Saturday

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NFL

NFL Editor

October 19, 2024

CAROLINA PANTHERS at WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
CAROLINA PANTHERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), LB Claudin Cherelus (hamstring), LB Josey Jewell (hamstring, groin), T Taylor Moton
(elbow), LB Jon Rhattigan (knee, illness), DE A’Shawn Robinson (knee)
DOUBTFUL LB Jadeveon Clowney (shoulder), DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), S Sam Franklin (foot)
QUESTIONABLE CB Dane Jackson (hamstring), WR Diontae Johnson (ribs, third injury: ankle), WR David Moore (knee), T Yosuah
Nijman (knee), DE LaBryan Ray (ankle, knee), TE Tommy Tremble (back, concussion. tremble has cleared
concussion protocol. his game status is a result of a back injury.)
NOTE C Andrew Raym (raym, andrew has cleared concussion protocol and does not have a game status. )
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Claudin Cherelus (hamstring), LB Jadeveon Clowney (shin), CB Troy Hill (not injury related – resting player), RB
Chuba Hubbard (not injury related – resting player), LB Josey Jewell (hamstring, groin), WR Diontae Johnson
(ankle), T Taylor Moton (elbow), LB Jon Rhattigan (knee, illness), DE A’Shawn Robinson (knee)
THURSDAY RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), LB Claudin Cherelus (hamstring), LB Jadeveon Clowney (shoulder), LB Josey Jewell
(hamstring, glute), WR Diontae Johnson (ankle), T Taylor Moton (elbow), LB Jon Rhattigan (knee, illness), DE
A’Shawn Robinson (knee)
FRIDAY LB Claudin Cherelus (hamstring), LB Josey Jewell (hamstring, groin), T Taylor Moton (elbow), LB Jon Rhattigan
(knee, illness), DE A’Shawn Robinson (knee), TE Tommy Tremble (back, concussion)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), WR David Moore (knee), DE LaBryan Ray (ankle, knee), C Andrew Raym
(concussion), S Nick Scott (hamstring), TE Tommy Tremble (concussion)
THURSDAY T Ikem Ekwonu (elbow), LB Marquis Haynes (back), WR David Moore (knee), DE LaBryan Ray (ankle, knee), S Nick
Scott (hamstring), TE Ian Thomas (hip)
FRIDAY RB Jonathon Brooks (knee), LB Jadeveon Clowney (shin), WR Diontae Johnson (ribs, third injury: ankle), WR
David Moore (knee), T Yosuah Nijman (knee), DE LaBryan Ray (ankle, knee), S Nick Scott (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), S Sam Franklin (foot), CB Dane Jackson (hamstring)
THURSDAY DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), S Sam Franklin (foot), CB Troy Hill (not injury related – resting player), RB Chuba
Hubbard (not injury related – resting player), CB Dane Jackson (hamstring), T Yosuah Nijman (knee), C Andrew
Raym (concussion), TE Tommy Tremble (concussion)
FRIDAY DT Jaden Crumedy (ankle), T Ikem Ekwonu (elbow), S Sam Franklin (foot), LB Marquis Haynes (back), CB Dane
Jackson (hamstring), C Andrew Raym (concussion), TE Ian Thomas (hip)
WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT DE Dorance Armstrong (rib), S Tyler Owens (shin), LB Jordan Magee (knee) *
QUESTIONABLE DE Clelin Ferrell (knee), RB Brian Robinson (knee)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DE Dorance Armstrong (rib), TE Zach Ertz (not injury related – resting player), S Tyler Owens (shin)
THURSDAY DE Dorance Armstrong (rib), LB Frankie Luvu (toe, not injury related – resting player), LB Bobby Wagner (not injury
related – resting player)
FRIDAY DE Dorance Armstrong (rib), S Tyler Owens (shin)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY G Nick Allegretti (ankle), WR Noah Brown (groin), S Percy Butler (groin), DE Clelin Ferrell (knee), LB Frankie Luvu
(toe), S Quan Martin (neck), WR Terry McLaurin (not injury related – resting player), DT Daron Payne (knee), RB
Brian Robinson (knee)
THURSDAY G Nick Allegretti (ankle), C Tyler Biadasz (thumb), DE Clelin Ferrell (knee), S Quan Martin (neck), S Tyler Owens
(shin), RB Brian Robinson (knee)
FRIDAY DE Clelin Ferrell (knee), RB Brian Robinson (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Emmanuel Forbes (thumb), LB Jordan Magee (knee)
THURSDAY WR Noah Brown (groin), S Percy Butler (groin), CB Emmanuel Forbes (thumb), LB Jordan Magee (knee), DT
Daron Payne (knee)
FRIDAY G Nick Allegretti (ankle), C Tyler Biadasz (thumb), WR Noah Brown (groin), S Percy Butler (groin), CB Emmanuel
Forbes (thumb), LB Frankie Luvu (toe), LB Jordan Magee (knee), S Quan Martin (neck), DT Daron Payne (knee)
CINCINNATI BENGALS at CLEVELAND BROWNS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
STATUS REPORT
NOTE CB D.J. Ivey (activated from reserve/physically unable to perform list. will play.) *
PRACTICE REPORT
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB D.J. Turner (ankle)
THURSDAY CB D.J. Turner (ankle)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY QB Joe Burrow (right wrist), CB D.J. Ivey (knee), DT Kris Jenkins (thumb)
THURSDAY QB Joe Burrow (right wrist, shin), CB D.J. Ivey (knee), DT Kris Jenkins (thumb)
FRIDAY QB Joe Burrow (right wrist, shin), CB D.J. Ivey (knee), DT Kris Jenkins (thumb), CB D.J. Turner (ankle)
CLEVELAND BROWNS
STATUS REPORT
OUT RB Jerome Ford (hamstring) *, S Ronnie Hickman (ankle) *, RB Nyheim Hines (knee) *
QUESTIONABLE RB Nick Chubb (knee), S Juan Thornhill (calf), LB Jordan Hicks (eye, triceps) *, C Ethan Pocic (knee) *
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Jerome Ford (hamstring), S Ronnie Hickman (ankle), C Ethan Pocic (knee)
THURSDAY RB Jerome Ford (hamstring), S Ronnie Hickman (ankle)
FRIDAY RB Jerome Ford (hamstring), S Ronnie Hickman (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Grant Delpit (concussion), RB D’Onta Foreman (groin), DE Myles Garrett (achilles), LB Jordan Hicks (elbow,
triceps), S Juan Thornhill (calf), CB Denzel Ward (hamstring), T Jedrick Wills (shoulder, knee)
THURSDAY S Grant Delpit (concussion), RB D’Onta Foreman (groin), LB Jordan Hicks (elbow, triceps), C Ethan Pocic (knee), S
Juan Thornhill (calf), CB Denzel Ward (hamstring)
FRIDAY C Ethan Pocic (knee), S Juan Thornhill (calf), CB Denzel Ward (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Nick Chubb (knee), CB Martin Emerson (rib), RB Nyheim Hines (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (knee), TE David Njoku
(ankle)
THURSDAY RB Nick Chubb (knee), CB Martin Emerson (rib), DE Myles Garrett (achilles), RB Nyheim Hines (knee), WR Jerry
Jeudy (knee), TE David Njoku (ankle), T Jedrick Wills (shoulder, knee)
FRIDAY RB Nick Chubb (knee), S Grant Delpit (concussion), CB Martin Emerson (rib), RB D’Onta Foreman (groin), DE
Myles Garrett (achilles), LB Jordan Hicks (elbow, triceps), RB Nyheim Hines (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (knee), TE
David Njoku (ankle), DE Za’Darius Smith (toe), T Jedrick Wills (shoulder, knee)
DETROIT LIONS at MINNESOTA VIKINGS
DETROIT LIONS
STATUS REPORT
OUT G Christian Mahogany (illness)
QUESTIONABLE CB Carlton Davis (quadricep), G Kevin Zeitler (groin)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Carlton Davis (quadricep), C Frank Ragnow (not injury related – resting player), T Dan Skipper (ribs), G Kevin
Zeitler (not injury related – resting player)
THURSDAY CB Carlton Davis (quadricep)
FRIDAY G Kevin Zeitler (groin)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Brian Branch (knee)
THURSDAY G Kevin Zeitler (groin)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY G Christian Mahogany (illness)
THURSDAY S Brian Branch (knee), G Christian Mahogany (illness), C Frank Ragnow (not injury related – resting player), T Dan
Skipper (ribs)
FRIDAY S Brian Branch (knee), CB Carlton Davis (quadricep), G Christian Mahogany (illness), C Frank Ragnow (not injury
related – resting player), T Dan Skipper (ribs)
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
STATUS REPORT
OUT LB Blake Cashman (toe), CB Akayleb Evans (hip), TE T.J. Hockenson (knee) *, G Dalton Risner (back) *
QUESTIONABLE RB Aaron Jones (hamstring), DE Patrick Jones (shoulder), DT Harrison Phillips (shoulder)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Blake Cashman (toe), CB Akayleb Evans (hip), RB Aaron Jones (hand), DE Patrick Jones (shoulder), DT
Harrison Phillips (shoulder)
THURSDAY LB Blake Cashman (toe), CB Akayleb Evans (hip)
FRIDAY LB Blake Cashman (toe), CB Akayleb Evans (hip), CB Stephon Gilmore (not injury related – resting player), S
Harrison Smith (not injury related – resting player)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY TE T.J. Hockenson (knee), G Dalton Risner (back)
THURSDAY TE T.J. Hockenson (knee), RB Aaron Jones (hamstring), DE Patrick Jones (shoulder), DT Harrison Phillips
(shoulder), G Dalton Risner (back)
FRIDAY TE T.J. Hockenson (knee), RB Aaron Jones (hamstring), G Dalton Risner (back)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Theo Jackson (hand), TE Josh Oliver (wrist)
THURSDAY S Theo Jackson (hand), TE Josh Oliver (wrist)
FRIDAY S Theo Jackson (hand), DE Patrick Jones (shoulder), TE Josh Oliver (wrist), DT Harrison Phillips (shoulder)
HOUSTON TEXANS at GREEN BAY PACKERS
HOUSTON TEXANS
STATUS REPORT
OUT LB Azeez Al-Shaair (knee), CB Kamari Lassiter (shoulder), LB Henry To’oTo’o (concussion), S Jimmie Ward
(groin), WR Robert Woods (foot), WR Steven Sims (back) *
QUESTIONABLE DT Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Azeez Al-Shaair (knee), DT Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder), CB Kamari Lassiter (shoulder), LB Henry To’oTo’o
(concussion), S Jimmie Ward (groin), WR Robert Woods (foot)
THURSDAY LB Azeez Al-Shaair (knee), DT Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder), CB Kamari Lassiter (shoulder), LB Henry To’oTo’o
(concussion), S Jimmie Ward (groin), WR Robert Woods (foot)
FRIDAY LB Azeez Al-Shaair (knee), CB Kamari Lassiter (shoulder), WR Steven Sims (back), LB Henry To’oTo’o
(concussion), S Jimmie Ward (groin), WR Robert Woods (foot)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Joe Mixon (ankle), LB Del’Shawn Phillips (hip), T Laremy Tunsil (ankle)
THURSDAY RB Joe Mixon (ankle), LB Del’Shawn Phillips (hip)
FRIDAY DT Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY T Laremy Tunsil (ankle)
FRIDAY RB Joe Mixon (ankle), LB Del’Shawn Phillips (hip), T Laremy Tunsil (ankle)
GREEN BAY PACKERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT DT Devonte Wyatt (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE WR Dontayvion Wicks (shoulder), DT Colby Wooden (knee)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY G Elgton Jenkins (knee), DT Colby Wooden (knee), DT Devonte Wyatt (ankle)
THURSDAY DT Devonte Wyatt (ankle)
FRIDAY DT Devonte Wyatt (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Jaire Alexander (groin), DT Kenny Clark (toe), TE Tucker Kraft (groin), C Josh Myers (neck), WR Jayden Reed
(ankle), WR Christian Watson (ankle), WR Dontayvion Wicks (shoulder)
THURSDAY CB Jaire Alexander (groin), DT Kenny Clark (toe), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), TE Tucker Kraft (groin), C Josh Myers
(neck), WR Jayden Reed (ankle), WR Christian Watson (ankle), WR Dontayvion Wicks (shoulder), DT Colby
Wooden (knee)
FRIDAY CB Jaire Alexander (groin), TE Tucker Kraft (groin), WR Jayden Reed (ankle), WR Christian Watson (ankle), WR
Dontayvion Wicks (shoulder), DT Colby Wooden (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Jonathan Ford (calf)
THURSDAY DT Jonathan Ford (calf)
FRIDAY DT Kenny Clark (toe), DT Jonathan Ford (calf), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), C Josh Myers (neck)
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
STATUS REPORT
OUT DE Michael Danna (pectoral)
QUESTIONABLE WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DE Michael Danna (pectoral)
THURSDAY DE Michael Danna (pectoral)
FRIDAY DE Michael Danna (pectoral)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring)
FRIDAY WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (illness), WR Mecole Hardman (knee), DT Derrick Nnadi (triceps)
THURSDAY RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (illness), WR Mecole Hardman (knee), DT Derrick Nnadi (triceps)
FRIDAY RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (illness), WR Mecole Hardman (knee), DT Derrick Nnadi (triceps)
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT WR Jauan Jennings (hip), K Jake Moody (right ankle), K Matthew Wright (shoulder, back)
QUESTIONABLE DT Kevin Givens (groin), CB Darrell Luter (pelvis), WR Ricky Pearsall (chest)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Maliek Collins (knee, knee), DE Leonard Floyd (not injury related – resting player), WR Jauan Jennings (hip), K
Jake Moody (right ankle), T Trent Williams (not injury related – resting player), K Matthew Wright (shoulder, back)
THURSDAY DT Kevin Givens (groin), WR Jauan Jennings (hip), K Jake Moody (right ankle), K Matthew Wright (shoulder, back)
FRIDAY WR Jauan Jennings (hip), K Jake Moody (right ankle), K Matthew Wright (shoulder, back)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Jordan Elliott (knee), CB Darrell Luter (pelvis), RB Jordan Mason (shoulder), S Malik Mustapha (ankle), WR
Deebo Samuel (wrist)
THURSDAY DT Maliek Collins (left knee, right knee), DT Jordan Elliott (knee), CB Darrell Luter (pelvis), RB Jordan Mason
(shoulder), S Malik Mustapha (ankle), WR Deebo Samuel (wrist)
FRIDAY DT Kevin Givens (groin), CB Darrell Luter (pelvis)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (calf), WR Ricky Pearsall (chest), CB Charvarius Ward (knee)
THURSDAY LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (calf), DE Leonard Floyd (not injury related – resting player), WR Ricky Pearsall
(chest), CB Charvarius Ward (knee), T Trent Williams (not injury related – resting player)
FRIDAY DT Maliek Collins (left knee, right knee), DT Jordan Elliott (knee), LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (calf), DE
Leonard Floyd (not injury related – resting player), RB Jordan Mason (shoulder), S Malik Mustapha (ankle), WR
Ricky Pearsall (chest), WR Deebo Samuel (wrist), CB Charvarius Ward (knee), T Trent Williams (not injury related –
resting player)
LAS VEGAS RAIDERS at LOS ANGELES RAMS
LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT LB Tommy Eichenberg (quadricep), LB Kana’i Mauga (knee), G Dylan Parham (foot)
DOUBTFUL WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE DT Adam Butler (knee, illness), DT John Jenkins (illness), RB Zamir White (groin)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DE Maxx Crosby (ankle), LB Tommy Eichenberg (quadricep), DT John Jenkins (illness), CB Jack Jones (illness),
LB Kana’i Mauga (knee), WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle), T Kolton Miller (knee, shoulder), G Dylan Parham (foot)
THURSDAY DE Maxx Crosby (ankle), LB Tommy Eichenberg (quadricep), DT John Jenkins (illness), LB Kana’i Mauga (knee),
WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle), G Dylan Parham (foot)
FRIDAY DT Adam Butler (knee, illness), LB Tommy Eichenberg (quadricep), CB Nate Hobbs (not injury related – personal
matter), LB Kana’i Mauga (knee), WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle), G Dylan Parham (foot)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Zamir White (groin)
THURSDAY CB Jack Jones (illness), RB Zamir White (groin)
FRIDAY DE Maxx Crosby (ankle)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Adam Butler (knee), RB Tyreik McAllister (shoulder), T Thayer Munford (knee, ankle), G Jackson PowersJohnson (knee)
THURSDAY DT Adam Butler (knee), RB Tyreik McAllister (shoulder), T Kolton Miller (knee, shoulder), T Thayer Munford (knee,
ankle), G Jackson Powers-Johnson (knee)
FRIDAY DT John Jenkins (illness), CB Jack Jones (illness), RB Tyreik McAllister (shoulder), T Kolton Miller (knee,
shoulder), T Thayer Munford (knee, ankle), G Jackson Powers-Johnson (knee), RB Zamir White (groin)
LOS ANGELES RAMS
STATUS REPORT
QUESTIONABLE WR Cooper Kupp (ankle), T Joseph Noteboom (ankle), WR Jordan Whittington (shoulder)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LS Alex Ward (illness)
FRIDAY T Rob Havenstein (not injury related – resting player), CB Tre’Davious White (not injury related – resting player)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Cooper Kupp (ankle), T Joseph Noteboom (ankle), WR Jordan Whittington (shoulder)
THURSDAY WR Cooper Kupp (ankle), T Joseph Noteboom (ankle), WR Jordan Whittington (shoulder)
FRIDAY WR Cooper Kupp (ankle), T Joseph Noteboom (ankle), WR Jordan Whittington (shoulder)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY G Logan Bruss (knee)
THURSDAY G Logan Bruss (knee), LS Alex Ward (illness)
FRIDAY G Logan Bruss (knee), LS Alex Ward (illness)
MIAMI DOLPHINS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
MIAMI DOLPHINS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Cam Smith (hamstring) *
DOUBTFUL S Jevon Holland (hand)
QUESTIONABLE WR Odell Beckham (hamstring, not injury related – personal matter), LS Blake Ferguson (not injury related –
personal matter), T Austin Jackson (back), LB David Long (knee), DE Emmanuel Ogbah (biceps), QB Skylar
Thompson (ribs)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY T Terron Armstead (not injury related – resting player), DT Calais Campbell (not injury related – resting player)
FRIDAY WR Odell Beckham (hamstring, not injury related – personal matter)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Jevon Holland (hand), LB Mohamed Kamara (ankle), LB David Long (knee), DE Emmanuel Ogbah (biceps), S
Jordan Poyer (shin)
THURSDAY S Jevon Holland (hand), LB Mohamed Kamara (ankle), T Kendall Lamm (elbow), LB David Long (knee), DE
Emmanuel Ogbah (biceps), S Jordan Poyer (shin)
FRIDAY LS Blake Ferguson (not injury related – personal matter), S Jevon Holland (hand), T Austin Jackson (back), LB
David Long (knee), DE Emmanuel Ogbah (biceps)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY RB Devon Achane (concussion), CB Cam Smith (hamstring), QB Skylar Thompson (ribs)
THURSDAY RB Devon Achane (concussion), CB Cam Smith (hamstring), QB Skylar Thompson (ribs)
FRIDAY RB Devon Achane (concussion), LB Mohamed Kamara (ankle), T Kendall Lamm (elbow), S Jordan Poyer (shin),
CB Cam Smith (hamstring), QB Skylar Thompson (ribs)
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Chris Lammons (ankle), RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle)
DOUBTFUL LB E.J. Speed (knee) *
QUESTIONABLE WR Josh Downs (toe), DE Dayo Odeyingbo (hamstring), WR Alec Pierce (shoulder), WR Michael Pittman (back), T
Braden Smith (knee)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Josh Downs (toe), C Ryan Kelly (calf), CB Chris Lammons (ankle), DE Dayo Odeyingbo (hamstring), WR
Michael Pittman (back), RB Trey Sermon (knee), T Braden Smith (knee), LB E.J. Speed (knee), RB Jonathan Taylor
(ankle)
THURSDAY CB Chris Lammons (ankle), WR Alec Pierce (shoulder), RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle)
FRIDAY CB Chris Lammons (ankle), DE Dayo Odeyingbo (hamstring), WR Michael Pittman (back), T Braden Smith (knee),
DT Grover Stewart (not injury related – resting player), RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY WR Josh Downs (toe), C Ryan Kelly (calf), DE Dayo Odeyingbo (hamstring), RB Trey Sermon (knee), LB E.J. Speed
(knee)
FRIDAY WR Josh Downs (toe)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY QB Anthony Richardson (oblique)
THURSDAY WR Michael Pittman (back), QB Anthony Richardson (oblique), T Braden Smith (knee)
FRIDAY C Ryan Kelly (calf), WR Alec Pierce (shoulder), QB Anthony Richardson (oblique), RB Trey Sermon (knee), LB E.J.
Speed (knee)
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
STATUS REPORT
OUT T Vederian Lowe (ankle), T Vederian Lowe (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE WR Javon Baker (illness), LB Curtis Jacobs (knee), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder), G Michael Jordan (ankle), RB
Rhamondre Stevenson (foot), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), CB Marco Wilson (groin)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Marcus Jones (groin, illness), T Vederian Lowe (ankle), RB Rhamondre Stevenson (foot)
THURSDAY T Vederian Lowe (ankle), RB Rhamondre Stevenson (foot)
FRIDAY WR Javon Baker (illness), T Vederian Lowe (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Isaiah Bolden (hamstring), S Kyle Dugger (ankle), DT Davon Godchaux (elbow), CB Jonathan Jones
(shoulder), G Michael Jordan (ankle), S Marte Mapu (neck), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), CB Marco Wilson (groin)
THURSDAY S Kyle Dugger (ankle), LB Curtis Jacobs (knee), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder), CB Marcus Jones (groin, illness),
G Michael Jordan (ankle), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), CB Marco Wilson (groin)
FRIDAY LB Curtis Jacobs (knee), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), CB Marco Wilson (groin)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Kendrick Bourne (knee), LS Joe Cardona (calf), LB Anfernee Jennings (shoulder), QB Drake Maye (knee), WR
K.J. Osborn (shoulder)
THURSDAY CB Isaiah Bolden (hamstring), WR Kendrick Bourne (knee), LS Joe Cardona (calf), DT Davon Godchaux (elbow),
LB Anfernee Jennings (shoulder), S Marte Mapu (neck), QB Drake Maye (knee), WR K.J. Osborn (shoulder)
FRIDAY CB Isaiah Bolden (hamstring), WR Kendrick Bourne (knee), LS Joe Cardona (calf), S Kyle Dugger (ankle), DT
Davon Godchaux (elbow), LB Anfernee Jennings (shoulder), CB Marcus Jones (groin, illness), G Michael Jordan
(ankle), S Marte Mapu (neck), QB Drake Maye (knee), WR K.J. Osborn (shoulder), RB Rhamondre Stevenson
(foot)
Lowe (Out) did not travel with the team
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
STATUS REPORT
QUESTIONABLE CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring), RB Travis Etienne (hamstring)
PRACTICE REPORT
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DE Arik Armstead (shoulder), CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring), WR Gabe Davis (knee), TE Evan Engram
(hamstring), RB Travis Etienne (hamstring)
THURSDAY DE Arik Armstead (shoulder), CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring), WR Gabe Davis (knee), TE Evan Engram
(hamstring), RB Travis Etienne (hamstring)
FRIDAY CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring), RB Travis Etienne (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY T Anton Harrison (knee)
THURSDAY T Anton Harrison (knee)
FRIDAY DE Arik Armstead (shoulder), WR Gabe Davis (knee), TE Evan Engram (hamstring), T Anton Harrison (knee)
NEW YORK JETS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS
NEW YORK JETS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Michael Carter (back)
QUESTIONABLE TE Tyler Conklin (hip), CB D.J. Reed (groin), LB Chazz Surratt (heel)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Michael Carter (back), CB D.J. Reed (groin), QB Aaron Rodgers (ankle), WR Mike Williams (not injury related –
personal matter)
THURSDAY CB Michael Carter (back), CB D.J. Reed (groin), WR Mike Williams (not injury related – personal matter)
FRIDAY CB Michael Carter (back), CB D.J. Reed (groin)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY TE Tyler Conklin (hip), DE Will McDonald (shoulder), T Morgan Moses (knee), T Tyron Smith (not injury related –
resting player), LB Chazz Surratt (heel)
THURSDAY TE Tyler Conklin (hip), DE Will McDonald (shoulder), T Morgan Moses (knee), T Tyron Smith (not injury related –
resting player)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Davante Adams (hamstring)
THURSDAY WR Davante Adams (hamstring), QB Aaron Rodgers (ankle), LB Chazz Surratt (heel)
FRIDAY WR Davante Adams (hamstring), TE Tyler Conklin (hip), DE Will McDonald (shoulder), T Morgan Moses (knee),
QB Aaron Rodgers (ankle), T Tyron Smith (not injury related – resting player), LB Chazz Surratt (heel), WR Mike
Williams (not injury related – personal matter)
PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY Walkthrough
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT T Dylan Cook (foot), C Zach Frazier (ankle), LB Nick Herbig (hamstring), RB Cordarrelle Patterson (knee)
QUESTIONABLE DT Montravius Adams (knee), WR Roman Wilson (hamstring)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY C Zach Frazier (ankle), RB Najee Harris (ribs), LB Nick Herbig (hamstring), DT Cameron Heyward (not injury
related – resting player), S Damontae Kazee (ankle), DT Larry Ogunjobi (not injury related – resting player), RB
Cordarrelle Patterson (knee), G Isaac Seumalo (not injury related – resting player), LB T.J. Watt (not injury related –
resting player)
THURSDAY C Zach Frazier (ankle), LB Nick Herbig (hamstring), DT Cameron Heyward (not injury related – resting player), RB
Cordarrelle Patterson (knee)
FRIDAY C Zach Frazier (ankle), LB Nick Herbig (hamstring), RB Cordarrelle Patterson (knee)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Alex Highsmith (groin)
THURSDAY T Dylan Cook (foot), S Damontae Kazee (ankle), DT Larry Ogunjobi (not injury related – resting player), WR Roman
Wilson (hamstring)
FRIDAY DT Montravius Adams (knee), WR Roman Wilson (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY TE MyCole Pruitt (knee)
THURSDAY RB Najee Harris (ribs), LB Alex Highsmith (groin), TE MyCole Pruitt (knee), G Isaac Seumalo (not injury related –
resting player), LB T.J. Watt (not injury related – resting player)
FRIDAY T Dylan Cook (foot), RB Najee Harris (ribs), DT Cameron Heyward (not injury related – resting player), LB Alex
Highsmith (groin), S Damontae Kazee (ankle), DT Larry Ogunjobi (not injury related – resting player), TE MyCole
Pruitt (knee), G Isaac Seumalo (not injury related – resting player), LB T.J. Watt (not injury related – resting player)
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES at NEW YORK GIANTS
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
STATUS REPORT
OUT TE Dallas Goedert (hamstring), T Jordan Mailata (hamstring), DT Byron Young (hamstring)
QUESTIONABLE CB Eli Ricks (groin), CB Darius Slay (knee)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY TE Dallas Goedert (hamstring), T Jordan Mailata (hamstring), DT Milton Williams (ankle)
THURSDAY DT Jalen Carter (shoulder), TE Dallas Goedert (hamstring), T Jordan Mailata (hamstring), CB Eli Ricks (groin), CB
Darius Slay (knee)
FRIDAY TE Dallas Goedert (hamstring), T Jordan Mailata (hamstring), CB Eli Ricks (groin), DT Byron Young (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Oren Burks (groin), LB Jalyx Hunt (ankle), CB Darius Slay (knee)
THURSDAY LB Oren Burks (groin), DT Milton Williams (ankle), DT Byron Young (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Sydney Brown (knee), TE Albert Okwuegbunam (abdomen), WR Ainias Smith (ankle)
THURSDAY S Sydney Brown (knee), LB Jalyx Hunt (ankle), TE Albert Okwuegbunam (abdomen), WR Ainias Smith (ankle)
FRIDAY S Sydney Brown (knee), LB Oren Burks (groin), DT Jalen Carter (shoulder), LB Jalyx Hunt (ankle), TE Albert
Okwuegbunam (abdomen), CB Darius Slay (knee), WR Ainias Smith (ankle), DT Milton Williams (ankle)
NEW YORK GIANTS
STATUS REPORT
OUT P Jamie Gillan (right hamstring), CB Adoree’ Jackson (neck)
QUESTIONABLE S Dane Belton (illness), LB Brian Burns (groin), DT Dexter Lawrence (hip)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Brian Burns (groin), P Jamie Gillan (left hamstring), DT Dexter Lawrence (hip), T Andrew Thomas (foot)
THURSDAY LB Brian Burns (groin), P Jamie Gillan (left hamstring), CB Adoree’ Jackson (neck), DT Dexter Lawrence (hip)
FRIDAY S Dane Belton (illness), P Jamie Gillan (left hamstring), CB Adoree’ Jackson (neck)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton (shoulder), WR Malik Nabers (concussion), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (ankle), RB Devin
Singletary (groin), WR Darius Slayton (groin), LB Ty Summers (hamstring)
THURSDAY WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton (shoulder), RB Devin Singletary (groin), WR Darius Slayton (groin), LB Ty Summers
(hamstring)
FRIDAY LB Brian Burns (groin), DT D.J. Davidson (shoulder), DT Dexter Lawrence (hip), WR Malik Nabers (concussion,
groin), RB Devin Singletary (groin), WR Darius Slayton (groin), LB Ty Summers (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY WR Malik Nabers (concussion, groin), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (ankle)
FRIDAY WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton (shoulder), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (ankle)
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at ATLANTA FALCONS
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Tre Brown (ankle), T Stone Forsythe (hand), S Jerrick Reed (knee), CB Tariq Woolen (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE RB Kenneth Walker (illness) *
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY G Anthony Bradford (toe), CB Tre Brown (ankle), T Stone Forsythe (hand), WR Laviska Shenault (back), CB Tariq
Woolen (ankle)
THURSDAY CB Tre Brown (ankle), T Stone Forsythe (hand), WR Tyler Lockett (knee), RB Kenny McIntosh (foot), CB Tariq
Woolen (ankle)
FRIDAY CB Tre Brown (ankle), T Stone Forsythe (hand), CB Tariq Woolen (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Boye Mafe (knee), DT Byron Murphy (hamstring), S Jerrick Reed (knee), C Connor Williams (chest), DT
Leonard Williams (knee)
THURSDAY DT Byron Murphy (hamstring), S Jerrick Reed (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY S Julian Love (hamstring, quadricep)
THURSDAY G Anthony Bradford (toe), S Julian Love (hamstring, quadricep), LB Boye Mafe (knee), WR Laviska Shenault
(back), C Connor Williams (chest), DT Leonard Williams (knee)
FRIDAY G Anthony Bradford (toe), WR Tyler Lockett (knee), S Julian Love (hamstring, quadricep), LB Boye Mafe (knee),
RB Kenny McIntosh (foot), DT Byron Murphy (hamstring), S Jerrick Reed (knee), WR Laviska Shenault (back), C
Connor Williams (chest), DT Leonard Williams (knee)
ATLANTA FALCONS
STATUS REPORT
OUT LB Troy Andersen (knee), LB Lorenzo Carter (concussion)
QUESTIONABLE CB Antonio Hamilton (back), S Justin Simmons (hamstring)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Troy Andersen (knee), LB Lorenzo Carter (concussion), S Justin Simmons (hamstring)
THURSDAY LB Troy Andersen (knee), LB Lorenzo Carter (concussion), WR KhaDarel Hodge (not injury related – personal
matter)
FRIDAY LB Lorenzo Carter (concussion), DT Grady Jarrett (not injury related – resting player), DT David Onyemata (not
injury related – resting player)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY CB Antonio Hamilton (back), LB Matt Judon (not injury related – resting player), LB Nate Landman (calf,
quadricep), RB Bijan Robinson (not injury related – resting player)
THURSDAY RB Bijan Robinson (not injury related – resting player), S Justin Simmons (hamstring)
FRIDAY LB Troy Andersen (knee), DE Ta’Quon Graham (not injury related – resting player), CB Antonio Hamilton (back), LB
Matt Judon (not injury related – resting player), LB Nate Landman (calf, quadricep), T Jake Matthews (not injury
related – resting player), T Kaleb McGary (not injury related – resting player), S Justin Simmons (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY CB Antonio Hamilton (back), LB Nate Landman (calf, quadricep)
TENNESSEE TITANS at BUFFALO BILLS
TENNESSEE TITANS
STATUS REPORT
OUT WR Treylon Burks (knee), DT Keondre Coburn (knee), LB Cedric Gray (shoulder), RB Tyjae Spears (hamstring)
QUESTIONABLE QB Will Levis (right shoulder), CB L’Jarius Sneed (quadricep)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY DT Keondre Coburn (knee), WR DeAndre Hopkins (not injury related – resting player), LB Ernest Jones (illness), CB
L’Jarius Sneed (quadricep), RB Tyjae Spears (hamstring)
THURSDAY WR Treylon Burks (knee), DT Keondre Coburn (knee), CB L’Jarius Sneed (quadricep), RB Tyjae Spears
(hamstring), DT T’Vondre Sweat (knee)
FRIDAY WR Treylon Burks (knee), DT Keondre Coburn (knee), CB L’Jarius Sneed (quadricep), RB Tyjae Spears (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY WR Treylon Burks (knee), QB Will Levis (right shoulder), LB Kenneth Murray (not injury related – resting player), DT
Jeffery Simmons (not injury related – resting player)
THURSDAY LB Ernest Jones (illness)
FRIDAY QB Will Levis (right shoulder)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Cedric Gray (shoulder)
THURSDAY LB Cedric Gray (shoulder), WR DeAndre Hopkins (not injury related – resting player), QB Will Levis (right shoulder),
LB Kenneth Murray (not injury related – resting player), DT Jeffery Simmons (not injury related – resting player)
FRIDAY LB Cedric Gray (shoulder), WR DeAndre Hopkins (not injury related – resting player), LB Ernest Jones (illness), LB
Kenneth Murray (not injury related – resting player), DT Jeffery Simmons (not injury related – resting player), DT
T’Vondre Sweat (knee)
COACH
OUT Defensive Passing Game Coordinator/Cornerbacks Chris Harris
Chris Harris (Defensive Passing Game Coordinator/Cornerbacks) has status of Out; Steve Jackson (Secondary and Safeties Coach) will assume
responsibilities
BUFFALO BILLS
STATUS REPORT
DOUBTFUL RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring)
QUESTIONABLE RB Ray Davis (calf), S Mike Edwards (illness)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY DT DaQuan Jones (foot, not injury related – resting player)
FRIDAY S Mike Edwards (illness)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY LB Terrel Bernard (pectoral), RB James Cook (toe), FB Reggie Gilliam (hamstring), WR Mack Hollins (shoulder),
CB Taron Johnson (forearm), DT DaQuan Jones (foot), TE Dalton Kincaid (collarbone), DT Ed Oliver (hamstring)
THURSDAY LB Terrel Bernard (pectoral), RB Ray Davis (calf), FB Reggie Gilliam (hamstring), WR Mack Hollins (shoulder), CB
Taron Johnson (forearm), TE Dalton Kincaid (collarbone), DT Ed Oliver (hamstring)
FRIDAY RB Ray Davis (calf)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY QB Josh Allen (left hand), RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring), DT Austin Johnson (oblique), C Connor McGovern
(shoulder), TE Quintin Morris (shoulder), WR Khalil Shakir (ankle), QB Mitchell Trubisky (knee)
THURSDAY QB Josh Allen (left hand), RB James Cook (toe), RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring), DT Austin Johnson (oblique), C
Connor McGovern (shoulder), TE Quintin Morris (shoulder), WR Khalil Shakir (ankle), QB Mitchell Trubisky (knee)
FRIDAY QB Josh Allen (left hand), LB Terrel Bernard (pectoral), RB James Cook (toe), RB Darrynton Evans (hamstring), FB
Reggie Gilliam (hamstring), WR Mack Hollins (shoulder), DT Austin Johnson (oblique), CB Taron Johnson
(forearm), DT DaQuan Jones (foot, not injury related – resting player), TE Dalton Kincaid (collarbone), C Connor
McGovern (shoulder), TE Quintin Morris (shoulder), DT Ed Oliver (hamstring), WR Khalil Shakir (ankle), QB
Mitchell Trubisky (knee)
PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY Walkthrough
BALTIMORE RAVENS at TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS on Monday night
BALTIMORE RAVENS
STATUS REPORT
OUT RB Rasheen Ali (ankle), LB Malik Harrison (groin)
DOUBTFUL DE Broderick Washington (knee)
QUESTIONABLE CB Arthur Maulet (knee, hamstring)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY LB Malik Harrison (groin), WR Deonte Harty (knee), DE Brent Urban (illness)
FRIDAY RB Rasheen Ali (ankle), LB Malik Harrison (groin), WR Deonte Harty (knee)
SATURDAY RB Rasheen Ali (ankle), LB Malik Harrison (groin)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY RB Rasheen Ali (ankle), CB Arthur Maulet (knee, hamstring), DE Broderick Washington (knee)
FRIDAY CB Arthur Maulet (knee, hamstring), DE Brent Urban (illness), DE Broderick Washington (knee)
SATURDAY DE Broderick Washington (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
SATURDAY CB Arthur Maulet (knee, hamstring), DE Brent Urban (illness)
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Jamel Dean (hamstring), TE Payne Durham (calf), WR Rakim Jarrett (knee), WR Kameron Johnson (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE DE Earnest Brown (ribs), WR Trey Palmer (concussion), DT Vita Vea (hamstring), RB Rachaad White (foot)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY CB Jamel Dean (hamstring), TE Payne Durham (calf), WR Mike Evans (hamstring), WR Kameron Johnson (ankle)
FRIDAY CB Jamel Dean (hamstring), TE Payne Durham (calf), WR Mike Evans (hamstring), WR Kameron Johnson (ankle)
SATURDAY LB Lavonte David (not injury related – resting player), CB Jamel Dean (hamstring), TE Payne Durham (calf), DE
William Gholston (knee), WR Kameron Johnson (ankle), DT Vita Vea (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY C Graham Barton (hamstring), LB Chris Braswell (shoulder), DE William Gholston (knee), S Christian Izien (elbow,
groin), WR Rakim Jarrett (knee), WR Trey Palmer (concussion), RB Rachaad White (foot), S Antoine Winfeld
(foot)
FRIDAY C Graham Barton (hamstring), DE William Gholston (knee), WR Rakim Jarrett (knee), RB Rachaad White (foot)
SATURDAY WR Mike Evans (hamstring), S Antoine Winfeld (foot)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY DE Earnest Brown (ribs)
FRIDAY LB Chris Braswell (shoulder), DE Earnest Brown (ribs), S Christian Izien (elbow, groin), WR Trey Palmer
(concussion), S Antoine Winfeld (foot)
SATURDAY C Graham Barton (hamstring), LB Chris Braswell (shoulder), DE Earnest Brown (ribs), S Christian Izien (elbow,
groin), WR Rakim Jarrett (knee), WR Trey Palmer (concussion), RB Rachaad White (foot)
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS at ARIZONA CARDINALS on Monday night
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
STATUS REPORT
OUT CB Deane Leonard (hamstring)
DOUBTFUL DE Joey Bosa (hip), TE Hayden Hurst (groin), WR Quentin Johnston (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE WR D.J. Chark (groin), WR Derius Davis (hamstring), WR Simi Fehoko (shoulder, groin), CB Kristian Fulton
(hamstring), WR Ladd McConkey (hips), CB Ja’Sir Taylor (fbula)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY DE Joey Bosa (hip), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), TE Hayden Hurst (groin), WR Quentin Johnston (ankle), CB
Deane Leonard (hamstring)
FRIDAY DE Joey Bosa (hip), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), TE Hayden Hurst (groin), WR Quentin Johnston (ankle), CB
Deane Leonard (hamstring)
SATURDAY DE Joey Bosa (hip), TE Hayden Hurst (groin), WR Quentin Johnston (ankle), CB Deane Leonard (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY WR D.J. Chark (groin), TE Will Dissly (shoulder), WR Simi Fehoko (shoulder, groin), G Zion Johnson (ankle), WR
Ladd McConkey (hips), T Trey Pipkins (shoulder), CB Ja’Sir Taylor (fbula)
FRIDAY WR D.J. Chark (groin), WR Ladd McConkey (hips), T Trey Pipkins (shoulder), CB Ja’Sir Taylor (fbula)
SATURDAY WR D.J. Chark (groin), WR Derius Davis (hamstring), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), WR Ladd McConkey (hips),
CB Ja’Sir Taylor (fbula)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
FRIDAY TE Will Dissly (shoulder), WR Simi Fehoko (shoulder, groin), G Zion Johnson (ankle)
SATURDAY TE Will Dissly (shoulder), WR Simi Fehoko (shoulder, groin), G Zion Johnson (ankle), T Trey Pipkins (shoulder)
PRACTICE
THURSDAY Team Did Not Practice
ARIZONA CARDINALS
STATUS REPORT
OUT LB Owen Pappoe (hip), DT Darius Robinson (calf)
QUESTIONABLE RB Trey Benson (illness), T Christian Jones (ankle), DT Roy Lopez (ankle), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (neck), LB
Kyzir White (knee), CB Garrett Williams (groin)
PRACTICE REPORT
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY T Kelvin Beachum (hamstring), LB Owen Pappoe (hip), DT Darius Robinson (calf)
FRIDAY LB Owen Pappoe (hip), DT Darius Robinson (calf)
SATURDAY RB Trey Benson (illness), LB Owen Pappoe (hip), DT Darius Robinson (calf)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY G Evan Brown (ankle), WR Marvin Harrison (concussion), DT Roy Lopez (ankle), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (neck),
LB Kyzir White (knee), CB Garrett Williams (groin), WR Michael Wilson (ankle)
FRIDAY T Kelvin Beachum (hamstring), G Evan Brown (ankle), DT Roy Lopez (ankle), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (neck), LB
Kyzir White (knee), CB Garrett Williams (groin), WR Michael Wilson (ankle)
SATURDAY DT Roy Lopez (ankle), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (neck), LB Kyzir White (knee), CB Garrett Williams (groin)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
THURSDAY G Isaiah Adams (thumb), T Christian Jones (ankle), WR Zay Jones (feet)
FRIDAY G Isaiah Adams (thumb), WR Marvin Harrison (concussion), T Christian Jones (ankle), WR Zay Jones (feet)
SATURDAY G Isaiah Adams (thumb), T Kelvin Beachum (hamstring), G Evan Brown (ankle), WR Marvin Harrison
(concussion), T Christian Jones (ankle), WR Zay Jones (feet), WR Michael Wilson (ankle)

Updated after the issuance of the Game Status Report

NFL team transactions report for Saturday, October 19, 2024

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October 19, 2024

WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS
WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL)
CAROLINA
Raym, Andrew C Oklahoma
MINNESOTA
Jackson, Trishton WR Syracuse

CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Monday, 10/21/24
TERMINATIONS OF VESTED VETERANS
CAROLINA
Hill, Troy DB Oregon
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
Jefferson, Tony DB Oklahoma
ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS
ACTIVATIONS
ATLANTA
Brooks, Natrone DB Southern Mississippi – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Harris, Demone DE Buffalo – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
CAROLINA
Jackson, Dane DB Pittsburgh – From Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
Lawson, Shaq DE Clemson – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Quarterman, Shaquille LB Miami – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
CINCINNATI
Hill, Trey C Georgia
From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Ivey, D.J. DB Miami – From Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
CLEVELAND
Chubb, Nick RB Georgia – From Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
Darden, Jaelon WR North Texas – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Thornhill, Juan DB Virginia – From Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
DETROIT
Ukwu, Isaac DE Mississippi – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Zylstra, Shane TE Minn. State-Mankato – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
GREEN BAY
Beck, Andrew RB Texas – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
HOUSTON
Hairston, Troy RB Central Michigan – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
King, Desmond DB Iowa – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
INDIANAPOLIS
Anderson, Liam LB Holy Cross – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Joseph, Kelvin DB Kentucky – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
JACKSONVILLE
Campbell, Tyson DB Georgia – From Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
Funk, Jake RB Maryland – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Gaziano, Joe DE Northwestern – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
LAS VEGAS
Shorter, Justin TE Florida – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Wilkerson, Kristian WR Southeast Missouri – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
LOS ANGELES RAMS
Witherspoon, Ahkello DB Colorado – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
MIAMI
Needham, Nik DB Texas-El Paso – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Overton, Matt LS Western Washington- From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
MINNESOTA
Redmond, Jalen DE Oklahoma – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Richter, Bo LB Air Force – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
NEW ENGLAND
Mathis, Ochaun LB Nebraska – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
NEW YORK GIANTS
Fox, Tomon LB North Carolina – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
NEW YORK JETS
Mills, Jalen DB Louisiana State – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Sheffield, Kendall DB Ohio State – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
PHILADELPHIA
Brown, Sydney DB Illinois – From Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
Driscoll, Jack T Auburn – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
PITTSBURGH
Johnson, Brandon WR Central Florida – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Ward, Jonathan RB Central Michigan – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
SAN FRANCISCO
Carlson, Anders K Auburn – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Mahoney, Jaylen DB Vanderbilt – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Pearsall, Ricky WR Florida – From Reserve/Non-Football Injury; Designated for Return
SEATTLE
Hicks, Faion DB Wisconsin – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Jobe, Josh DB Alabama – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
TENNESSEE
Jeudy-Lally, Gabe DB Tennessee – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)
Siemian, Trevor QB Northwestern – From Practice Squad (Standard Elevation)

FREE AGENT SIGNINGS
ATLANTA
King, Kevin DB Washington – From Atlanta Practice Squad
CAROLINA
Smith, T.J. DT Arkansas – From Carolina Practice Squad
DETROIT
O’Connor, Pat DE Eastern Michigan – From Detroit Practice Squad
LAS VEGAS
Bachman, Alex WR Wake Forest – From Las Vegas Practice Squad
MIAMI
Boyle, Tim QB Eastern Kentucky – From Miami Practice Squad
MINNESOTA
Tonyan, Robert TE Indiana State – From Minnesota Practice Squad
NEW YORK JETS
Firkser, Anthony TE Harvard – From New York Jets Practice Squad
PITTSBURGH
Ogundeji, Adetokunbo LB Notre Dame – From Pittsburgh Practice Squad
TENNESSEE
Anderson, Abdullah DT Bucknell – From Tennessee Practice Squad

RESERVE LIST ADDITIONS
ATLANTA
Carter, Lorenzo LB Georgia – Reserve/Injured
BALTIMORE
Harty, Deonte WR Assumption – Reserve/Injured
MIAMI
Ferguson, Blake LS Louisiana State – Reserve/Non-Football Illness
SAN FRANCISCO
Wright, Matthew K Central Florida – Reserve/Injured
TENNESSEE
Burks, Treylon WR Arkansas – Reserve/Injured

PRACTICE SQUAD TRANSACTIONS
ADDITIONS
DENVER
Watson, Blake RB Memphis
INDIANAPOLIS
Ajiake, Austin LB Nevada-Las Vegas
MIAMI
Overton, Matt LS Western Washington
Veteran
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
NEW YORK JETS
Bates, Brenden TE Kentucky

CONTRACTS TERMINATED BY CLUB
DENVER
Eiselen, Dieter C Yale
GREEN BAY
Luther, T.J. WR Gardner-Webb
Injury Settlement
INDIANAPOLIS
Fernea, Ethan WR UCLA
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
Shelton, Nehemiah DB San Jose State
CONTRACTS TERMINATED BY PLAYER
ATLANTA
King, Kevin DB Washington
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
CAROLINA
Smith, T.J. DT Arkansas
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
DETROIT
O’Connor, Pat DE Eastern Michigan
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
LAS VEGAS
Bachman, Alex WR Wake Forest
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
MIAMI
Boyle, Tim QB Eastern Kentucky
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
MINNESOTA
Tonyan, Robert TE Indiana State
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
NEW YORK JETS
Firkser, Anthony TE Harvard
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
PITTSBURGH
Ogundeji, Adetokunbo LB Notre Dame
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
TENNESSEE
Anderson, Abdullah DT Bucknell
(Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS
ROSTER EXEMPTION LIFTED (Counts on Active List)
HOUSTON
Autry, Denico DE Mississippi State
From Exempt/Commissioner Permission

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