WEEK 12 BALTIMORE RAVENS (7-3) @ JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (3-7) DATE: Sunday (11/27/22) STADIUM: TIAA Bank Field TIME: 1:00 PM ET REFEREE: Land Clark
REGULAR-SEASON SERIES HISTORY LEADER Ravens lead all-time series, 12-10 STREAKS Ravens have won 2 of last 3 LAST GAME 12/20/20: Jaguars 14 at Ravens 40 LAST GAME AT SITE 9/24/17: Jaguars 44, Ravens 7
BALTIMORE RAVENS LAST WEEK W 13-3 vs. Carolina COACH VS. OPP. John Harbaugh: 4-3 PTS. FOR 24.8 OFFENSE 350.2 PASSING Lamar Jackson: 184-290-1,977-16-7-91.7 RUSHING Lamar Jackson (QB): 97-666-6.9-3 RECEIVING Mark Andrews (TE): 48-551-11.5-5 PTS. AGAINST 19.9 DEFENSE 336.2 SACKS Justin Houston: 9 INTs Marlon Humphrey: 3 TAKE/GIVE +7 (16/9) PUNTING (NET) Jordan Stout (R): 46.3 (40.2) KICKING Justin Tucker: 86 (26/27 PAT; 20/22 FG)
RAVENS NOTES • QB LAMAR JACKSON had 24th-career rush TD last week, tied 4th-most among QBs in 1st 5 career seasons in SB era. Has 12 TDs (11 pass, 1 rush) vs. 3 INTs for 96.2 rating in 5 road starts in 2022. Completed 17 of 22 atts. (77.3 pct.) & had 4 TDs (3 pass, 1 rush) vs. INT for 133.1 rating in last meeting. • RB KENYAN DRAKE has 50+ scrimmage yards in 4 of his past 5. Aims for his 4th in row on road with TD & 4th in row overall with 50+ scrimmage yards. • TE MARK ANDREWS had 6 catches for 63 yards last week. Had 5 catches for 66 yards & rec. TD in last meeting. Has rec. TD in 2 of his past 3 on road & 5+ catches in 5 of his past 6 road games. Ranks 2nd among TEs with 551 rec. yards in 2022. • WR DEVIN DUVERNAY has 4 rec. TDs in 5 road games this season. • WR DEMARCUS ROBINSON had career-high 9 catches for 128 rec. yards last week. • LB ROQUAN SMITH had 1st sack with Bal. last week. Had 8 tackles, career-high 2 INTs & FR in his only career game vs. Jax. (12/27/20 w/ Chi.). • LB JUSTIN HOUSTON has 5.5 sacks in 4 road games this season & aims for his 3rd in row on road with 2+ sacks. Has 5 sacks in 3 career games at Jax. & aims for his 4th in row on road vs. Jax. with sack. • LB PATRICK QUEEN had season-high 12 tackles & 0.5 sacks last week. Had sack & 3 TFL in last meeting. Has 5+ tackles in 5 of his past 6 on road. • LB JASON PIERRE-PAUL aims for his 4th in row vs. Jax. with sack. • DE CALAIS CAMPBELL had 31.5 sacks & 44 TFL in 48 games with Jax. (2017-19). • CB MARLON HUMPHREY had 5th-career FR last week. Aims for his 4th in row with PD. • CB MARCUS PETERS has 12 career FFs, tied 3rd-most among active DBs.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LAST WEEK: Bye (L 27-17 at Kansas City in Week 10) COACH VS. OPP. Doug Pederson: 0-2 PTS. FOR 21.6 OFFENSE 362.2 PASSING Trevor Lawrence: 227-348-2,334-13-6-89.7 RUSHING Travis Etienne: 131-725-5.5-4 RECEIVING Christian Kirk: 52-679-13.1-7 PTS. AGAINST 20.5 DEFENSE 357.7 SACKS Dawuane Smoot: 5 INTs Andre Cisco: 3 TAKE/GIVE +1 (14/13) PUNTING (NET) Logan Cooke: 49.7 (43.3) KICKING Riley Patterson: 62 (20/21 PAT; 14/18 FG)
JAGUARS NOTES • QB TREVOR LAWRENCE completed season-high 29 of 40 atts. (72.5 pct.) for 259 yards & 2 TDs vs. 0 INTs for 106.1 rating in Week 10. Has 5 games with 70+ comp. pct. & 100+ rating in 2022, tied-most in NFL (Tua Tagovailoa – 5) & aims for his 3rd in row with 70+ comp. pct. & 100+ rating. • RB TRAVIS ETIENNE has 50+ scrimmage yards in 9 of 1st 10 career games & needs 73 scrimmage yards for 1st-career 1,000-yard season. Aims for his 4th in row at home with rush TD & 5th in row at home with 100+ scrimmage yards. • WR CHRISTIAN KIRK had season-high 9 catches for 105 yards & 2 rec. TDs in Week 10, his 6th-career game with 2+ TD catches. Has career-high 7 rec. TDs in 2022. Aims for his 3rd in row with 8+ catches, 75+ rec. yards & TD catch. Had 6 catches for 114 yards in his only career game vs. Bal. (9/15/19 w/ Az.). • WR MARVIN JONES had 90 rec. yards in his last game vs. Bal. (12/3/17 w/ Det.). • WR ZAY JONES had 8 catches for 68 yards in Week 10. Had rec. TD in his last game vs. Bal. (9/13/21 w/ LV). • LB FOYESADE OLUOKUN has 7+ tackles in 9 of his 10 games this season. Aims for his 5th in row at home & 9th in row overall with 7+ tackles. Had 10 tackles & FF in his only career game vs. Bal. (12/2/18 w/ Atl.). • LB DEVIN LLOYD (rookie) aims for his 3rd in row with FR. Has 5+ tackles in 4 of his 5 home games in 2022. Ranks 3rd among all rookies with 72 tackles. • DL DAWUANE SMOOT aims for his 3rd in row at home with 1.5+ sacks. Had sack & FF in last meeting. • S RAYSHAWN JENKINS had 1st-career FF in Week 10.
EDMONTON OILERS AT NEW YORK RANGERS 11:00 a.m. MT at Madison Square Garden BROADCAST INFO: 630 CHED Radio, Sportsnet 10-10-0 – 20 PTS RECORD 10-7-4 – 24 PTS Div. – 5th Conference – 9th RANK Div. – 4th Conference – 7th 4th –29.2 (21/72) POWER PLAY 14th – 22.2% (16/72) 29th – 72.2% (57/79) PENALTY KILL 6th – 82.5% (52/63) ALL-TIME RECORDS vs. NY RANGERS GP RECORD HOME (39) AWAY (41) GF GA OILERS ALL-TIME vs. NY RANGERS 80 37-32-9-2 18-18-3-0 19-14-6-2 275 278 OILERS vs. NY RANGERS – 2022-23 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0
QUICK FACTS Saturday’s game will mark Edmonton’s first of two games against the Rangers this season and the lone game on in New York City.
The last time these teams met was on January 3rd in New York where the Rangers defeated the Oilers 4-1.
Tyson Barrie leads the team lead with 17 career points against the Rangers and Cody Ceci has appeared in a team leading 31 career games against New York.
OVERTIME WINNER Connor McDavid scored the overtime winning goal on Nov.19 vs. Vegas. The goal marked his 14th career overtime goal and he ranks first in the NHL in overtime goals since 2015-16.
MOST OVERTIME GOALS SINCE 2015-16 Connor McDavid – 14 Jonathan Toews – 13 Brad Marchand – 13 Sidney Crosby – 12
500 AND COUNTING Following his 500th career game on Nov. 7 at WSH, Connor McDavid finished ranked 6th all-time in NHL scoring (724 PTS) in your first 500 games. McDavid became the 9th player in Oilers franchise history to score a goal in his 500th NHL game, joining the likes of Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier and Leon Draisaitl.
200 CLUB Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored his 200th career goal with the Oilers on Oct. 26 at STL which stood as the game winning goal. Nugent-Hopkins becomes just the ninth player in Oilers history to record 200 goals with the Oilers and has achieved the mark in 726 games all with the Oilers.
SHOOTING GALLERY The Oilers posted a franchise high 26 shots on goal in one period on October 24th vs. PIT. The previous record of 24 shots was done three times and most recently against Calgary on Feb. 1/20. Evander Kane also posted a team high nine shots against the Penguins and tied an Oilers record for most shots in a period by a player, recording eight shots in the second period. Taylor Hall co-holds the record, posting eight shots previously on Feb. 19/11 vs. ATL). Kane holds the league record of 10 shots in a period by a player, which he recorded on Nov. 1/18 against Columbus as a member of the San Jose Sharks.
McDAVID HITS 700-POINT MARK WITH SEASON-OPENING HAT TRICK With Edmonton trailing 3-0 midway through the second period, Oilers captain Connor McDavid factored on four of his club’s five consecutive goals, capping off the night with the NHL’s first hat trick of the 2022-23 season. McDavid (3-1—4) boosted his career totals to 242-459—701 (488 GP) and became the fastest active player to reach the 700-point milestone.
The three-goal performance marked the second season-opening hat trick of McDavid’s career (also Oct. 4, 2017) as he became the third player in NHL history to record multiple hat tricks in season openers alongside Brendan Shanahan (2) and Cam Neely (2).
The Oilers overcame a three-goal deficit to win a season-opening game for the first time in franchise history. Edmonton became just the ninth club in NHL history to do so and the first since Anaheim on Oct. 5, 2017. Coincidentally, the Ducks overcame a 3-1 deficit Wednesday night to record their second-ever multi-goal comeback win in a season opener.
LAST 10 GAMES vs. NY RANGERS Record: 5-5-0 GF: 31 GA: 33 2021-22 1/3/22 @ NYR 4-1 L 2021-22 11/5/21 @ EDM 6-5 W 2019-20 12/31/19 @ EDM 7-5 W 2019-20 10/12/19 @ NYR 4-1 W 2019-20 3/11/19 @ EDM 3-2 W (OT) 2018-19 10/13/18 @ NYR 2-1 W 2017-18 3/3/18 @ EDM 2-3 L 2017-18 11/11/17 @ NYR 2-4 L 2016-17 11/13/16 @ EDM 1-3 L 2016-17 11/3/16 @ NYR 3- 5 L
OILERS LEADERS vs. N.Y. RANGERS NHL CAREER Games: Ceci (31) Goals: Kane (7) Assists: Barrie (14) Points: Barrie (17) Penalty minutes: Kane (16)
RECENT TRANSACTIONS Oct. 12 F Devin Shore recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) D Philip Broberg loaned to Bakersfield (AHL) Oct. 14 D Philip Broberg recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) F Devin Shore loaned to Bakerfield (AHL) Oct. 15 F Devin Shore recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) D Philip Broberg loaned to Bakersfield (AHL) Oct. 17 D Markus Niemelainen recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) F Brad Malone loaned to Bakersfield (AHL) Nov. 9 F Mattias Janmark and Klim Kostin recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) F Evander Kane placed on LTIR Nov. 17 F Tyler Benson loaned to Bakersfield on conditioning assignment (AHL) Nov. 18 F Brad Malone recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) Nov. 25 D Philip Broberg recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) D Markus Niemelainen assigned to Bakersfield (AHL)
LAST GAME Anaheim Ducks 3, New York Rangers 2 – November 23, 2022 – (Honda Center) NYR Goals: B. Goodrow (5), B. Schneider (2) ANA Goals: M. McTavish (3), D. Kulikov (2), T. Terry (8) NYR Goalie: J. Halak (L – 19/22) ANA Goalie: J. Gibson (W – 41/43) NYR Shots: 43 ANA Shots: 22 NYR PP: 0/4 NYR PK: 3/3 Game Summary | Event Summary RECAP/NOTES: The Rangers dropped the finale of the four-game road trip, 3-2, in Anaheim on Wednesday. Barclay Goodrow opened the scoring for New York with his 50th goal of his career but the Ducks scored the next three goals. Braden Schneider cut the deficit to one with his goal for a second-straight night but the Ducks survived. New York registered 43 shots in the loss, tied for its second most of the season.
RANGERS RUNDOWN
The New York Rangers return home after nearly two weeks to face the Edmonton Oilers in a Saturday matinee at Madison Square Garden (1:00 PM ET – TV: MSG Network, NHL Network – Radio: ESPN 98.7 FM). New York will play five of its next six games at Madison Square Garden.
Today is the Blueshirts’ fifth-straight game against a Pacific Division opponent. Against the Western Conference this season, the Rangers are 7-3-3 and 3-1-2 against teams in the Pacific Division.
The Blueshirts will play their second “afternoon” game of the season today (note: any game starting before 5 p.m. local is considered an “afternoon” or “matinee” game). In the first one, New York beat Dallas, 6-3, on October 29. Last year, the club went 7-2-0 in matinee contests.
When scoring first this season, the Rangers are 8-1-1.
At home against the Oilers, the Blueshirts have won four of their last six games, including a 4-1 win on Jan. 3, 2022.
New York ranks third in the NHL with 630 hits. Mika Zibanejad, Artemi Panarin and Adam Fox each have 23 points on the season. The Rangers are one of two teams (DAL) in the NHL with three or more players with 23 or more points.
The Rangers have been tied after two periods 11 times this season and carry a 6-1-4 record in those games. Their six such wins are the most in the NHL.
DATE/TIME OPPONENT/LOCATION TV RADIO Nov. 28/7:00 PM New Jersey/MSG MSG Network/NHLN ESPN 98.7 FM Nov. 30/7:00 PM Ottawa/Canadian Tire Centre MSGSN ESPN 1050 AM Dec. 2/7:00 PM Ottawa/MSG MSG Network TBD Dec. 3/7:30 PM Chicago/MSG MSG Network TBD Dec. 5/7:00 PM St. Louis/MSG MSG Network/NHLN TBD
LAST FIVE GAMES DATE OPPONENT RESULT Nov. 23 at Anaheim L, 3-2 Nov. 22 at Los Angeles W, 5-3 Nov. 19 at San Jose W, 2-1 Nov. 17 at Seattle OTL, 3-2 Nov. 13 Arizona W, 4-1
Jazz look to end another skid in showdown with Suns
The Utah Jazz snapped a three-game losing streak eight days ago when they edged the Suns in Salt Lake City.
The Jazz, losers of six of their past eight games, will hope for the same positive result Saturday night in Phoenix as they find themselves in the midst of another three-game streak.
This much is true: Utah will need to shoot a lot better to beat the Suns than it did while losing at Golden State 129-118 on Friday night, following losses to Detroit and the Los Angeles Clippers. Against the Warriors, the Jazz only made 11 of 45 3-pointers.
Golden State jumped to a 37-23 lead in the first quarter, but the Jazz overcame the early deficit. Sustaining that momentum proved too difficult, however. Utah briefly took a one-point lead in the third quarter, but Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and company made the visitors pay for their off-night from 3-point range.
Against the Suns in last week’s win, Lauri Markkanen made 15 of 18 shots for a career-high 38 points, and the Jazz shot 56 percent from the field overall and made 16 of 31 from long distance.
Devin Booker had a huge outing against Utah — 49 points — in the 134-133 Jazz win on Nov. 18, and the Suns shot 52.1 percent from the field despite a 9-of-30 effort from 3-point range.
Phoenix beat Detroit 108-102 on Friday night despite shooting 24.1 percent beyond the arc. The Suns shot 48.3 percent overall, with Deandre Ayton leading the way by hitting 11 of 13 shots en route to 28 points.
Ayton also grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked two shots. He had a key putback bucket with 1:34 remaining vs. the Pistons to increase Phoenix’s lead to five.
Both teams will be without their veteran starting point guard. Chris Paul has been out seven games with a sore right heel, while the Jazz have struggled with Mike Conley (knee) sidelined during their latest losing streak.
Phoenix has replaced Utah atop the Western Conference standings since the two teams last met.
The Los Angeles Lakers will look to sweep a two-games-in-two-nights series against the reeling San Antonio Spurs when the teams square off Saturday night in the Alamo City.
It will be the third game between the teams over a seven-day stretch, with Los Angeles capturing the first two.
The Lakers, buoyed by the continued dominating play of Anthony Davis and the return of LeBron James, did enough to beat San Antonio 105-94 on Friday in the first game of the two-game set. It was the Lakers’ first road win of the year after six losses.
Davis had 25 points and 15 rebounds in Friday’s win, scoring 11 points in the fourth quarter after the Spurs clawed their way back into the game with a rousing third period. James was a force after being out with an adductor strain since Nov. 9, scoring 21 points. He also had nine of the Lakers’ 21 turnovers.
An 8-2 run over a three-minute stretch of the third quarter capped by a three-point play by Keldon Johnson allowed the Spurs to pull to 70-58, and Jakob Poeltl’s jumper at the 4:08 mark got them within 10 points. That spurt was a precursor to another that San Antonio forged over the rest of the period to draw to 79-75 heading into the final quarter.
Davis and James then combined for seven consecutive points early in the fourth during an 11-0 run to push the Lakers’ advantage to 12 points, and San Antonio never seriously challenged again.
Walker added 18 points in his return to San Antonio after signing with the Lakers as a free agent in the offseason. Troy Brown Jr. had 10 for Los Angeles, which has won four of its past five games. The Lakers were without Patrick Beverley, who sat out the first game of a three-game suspension for a shoving incident against Phoenix Suns center Deandre Ayton in the fourth quarter on Tuesday night.
San Antonio dropped its seventh straight game and 12 of its 13 contests in November.
Tre Jones led the Spurs with 19 points, with Devin Vassell scoring 18, Johnson 15, Jeremy Sochan 13 and Jakob Poeltl 10. San Antonio was missing key bench players Doug McDermott and Josh Richardson, both of whom had ankle injuries.
The Spurs trailed 33-21 at the end of the first quarter.
It takes more than a quarter of good play to beat the Lakers, especially with James back in the fold.
Houston coach Stephen Silas has spoken often about the need for the Rockets to be rewarded for their effort, to glean something tangible from spirited showings beyond another close defeat.
The Rockets finally secured a much-needed victory on Friday, outlasting the visiting Atlanta Hawks 128-122 by surrendering only 18 points in the fourth quarter while producing a plus-31 rebounding margin — including 22 offensive boards that yielded 37 second-chance points.
After surveying the celebratory mood in the locker room following a win that snapped a four-game homecourt losing skid, Silas recognized that the moment was short-lived at best.
The Rockets will host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday in the second game of a back-to-back for both. The Thunder topped the Chicago Bulls 123-119 in overtime on Friday.
Beyond their overwhelming performance on the glass, the Rockets outflanked Atlanta with a collective offensive effort. Second-year guard Jalen Green was dynamic, posting 30 points, five rebounds and five assists before fouling out late in the fourth quarter, but he had ample help.
The Rockets, who were without starters Eric Gordon and Alperen Sengun, got 21 points apiece from KJ Martin and rookie Jabari Smith Jr., with Martin adding 15 rebounds and Smith nine. Kevin Porter Jr. chipped in a double-double of 12 points and 10 assists with seven rebounds while Garrison Mathews made the most of his rare playing time with 20 points off the bench.
Houston assisted on 25 of its 41 field goals while Green and Smith took 17 shots each and Porter hoisted 16. Martin finished 10 of 13 from the floor to underscore the egalitarian display.
The Thunder snapped a three-game skid with the win over the Bulls, one that featured another standout showing from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 30 points, eight rebounds and seven assists.
Outscored 47-29 over the final 17 minutes in an overtime loss to the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday, the Thunder took something positive from that collapse and applied it against the Bulls. Oklahoma City coughed up a double-digit lead, but this time recovered to finish.
Gilgeous-Alexander credited the “15-man roster” for carrying the Thunder through the finish line, one that included four starters scoring in double figures, Josh Giddey posting 10 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists, plus an additional 48 bench points, including 17 from Darius Bazley.
Thaddeus Young should have another chance to show his value to the depleted Toronto Raptors on Saturday against the visiting Dallas Mavericks.
The Raptors will be facing a Mavericks team motivated to make up for a 125-112 loss to the Boston Celtics in the opener of a three-game road trip on Wednesday despite 42 points from Luka Doncic.
Both teams have lost two straight.
With the Raptors dealing with injuries to players like Pascal Siakam (adductor strain), the 34-year-old Young has gone from providing experience off the bench to putting in significant minutes.
Toronto was down to 10 available players in a 112-98 home loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday, and Young played 28 minutes a starter and delivered 12 points, eight rebounds, five assists and two steals.
In an overtime loss to the host Atlanta Hawks on Nov. 19, he recorded season-best 18 points with nine rebounds, four assists and four steals in 35 minutes.
Young’s first start as a Raptor was Nov. 12 when he registered 15 points and three steals against the host Indiana Pacers.
Siakam, injured in the loss at Dallas on Nov. 4, is not yet ready to return. Others out on Wednesday were Scottie Barnes (knee), Fred VanVleet (illness), Dalano Banton (ankle), Precious Achiuwa (ankle) and Otto Porter Jr. (dislocated toe).
Based on how well he worked with Doncic on Wednesday, Christian Wood could be making his first start of the season on Saturday.
The two worked together to cut a 17-point deficit to nine with three minutes to play at Boston.
One game after playing a season-low 17 minutes in a home loss to the Denver Nuggets, Wood played a season-high 34 against Boston and had 26 points and 12 rebounds.
Kidd has said that he prefers Wood and Tim Hardaway Jr. coming off the bench.
Wood, an offseason acquisition, prefers not to comment on the situation.
* The Bruins watched an NHL record fall following their matinee clash with the Hurricanes and became the first team in League history to win each of their first 12 home games of a season.
* Josh Morrissey and Jason Robertson each continued their strings of success to start 2022-23 as the Jets and Stars required overtime to decide a winner between the Central Division’s top two clubs.
* The Kraken find themselves within the NHL’s top four in points percentage following a fourth straight win and improving to 8-1-1 in their past 10 contests.
* Another full day of NHL action is ahead as the League celebrates the 105th anniversary of its founding in 1917.
BRUINS SET NHL RECORD WITH 12-0-0 START AT HOME Facing a 2-0 defict on home ice for the first time since February, the Bruins scored three unanswered goals – two by David Krejci and an overtime tally from David Pastrnak – to become the first team in NHL history to start a season with 12 straight wins at home.
* This marks the seventh time the Bruins have won at least 12 straight home contests within a regular season, but their current streak dates back further than the start of the 2022-23 campaign. Boston has left TD Garden with a “W” in each game since April 16, including three playoff victories (all vs. CAR), to mark the sixth instance in NHL history of a team winning 19 or more consecutive home games at any point.
* Krejci (127-274—401 in 493 GP) joined Patrice Bergeron (218-321—539 in 622 GP) and Brad Marchand (182-233—415 in 441 GP) as the third player to record 400 career points at TD Garden. It was the 118th regular-season game in that building in which Krejci, Bergeron, Marchand and Pastrnak all registered a point, with Boston improving to 100-11-7 in those contests.
* ICYMI: adidas and the NHL unveiled the special-edition jerseys the Bruins and Penguins will wear during the 2023 Discover NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 2. The jerseys go on sale Dec. 1.
JETS OUTLAST STARS IN BATTLE OF TOP CLUBS IN CENTRAL The Stars tied the game twice in the first period and Jason Robertson (2-1—3) scored twice in the final 2:12 of regulation to help Dallas erase a multi-goal deficit, but Josh Morrissey found the back of the net 34 seconds into overtime to lift the second-place Jets past the top team in the Central Division.
* Morrissey (4-16—20 in 19 GP) is one of three defensemen to lead their team in points this season, joining Erik Karlsson (11-19—30) and Adam Fox (6-17—23; tied). The Jets blueliner has only been held without a point four times so far, trailing only Quinn Hughes (3 GP) for the fewest among all defensemen in 2022-23.
* Hockey Fights Cancer Month holds a special meaning for Morrissey after his father, Tom, passed away in August 2021. Winnipeg hosts its Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Night on Nov. 29 and during its 2021 celebration, Morrissey auctioned off the suit he had tailored for the game to pay homage to his dad who worked in the financial world and always wore suits.
* Robertson’s third straight multi-goal outing boosted his 2022-23 totals to 18-16—34 and overtook Connor McDavid (16 in 20 GP) and Bo Horvat (16 in 20 GP) for the most goals among all players. His rise up the NHL leaderboard includes a 14-game point streak – the longest by any skater in Stars team history and one back of Mitchell Marner (15 GP w/ TOR; active) for the longest of the season.
* Robertson is the fourth player in franchise history to sit atop the NHL in goals through the first quarter of a season following Jamie Benn (14 in 21 GP; 2015-16), Tyler Seguin (15 in 21 GP; 2014-15) and Dino Ciccarelli (tied w/ 20 in 18 GP; 1986-87).
* Robertson has now also recorded the second-most points among all skaters this season and has done so thanks in part to a 24-point month of November (14-10—24). With two scheduled contests before Dec. 1, Robertson sits one shy of becoming the third player in Stars/North Stars history with 25-plus points in a single month; Tom McCarthy (12-15—27 in Nov. 1983) and Neal Broten (5-20—25 in Jan. 1984 & 10-15—25 in Feb. 1982) are the only ones to do so.
KRAKEN CONTINUE TO COLLECT THE POINTS IN SECOND SEASON Andre Burakovsky (2-0—2) scored twice, including his first game-winning goal in a Kraken uniform, as Seattle improved to 12-5-3 (27 points) in 2022-23 – six more wins than they had through their first 20 games in 2021-22 (6-13-1, 13 points).
* Burakovsky (7-13—20), who joined the Kraken from the defending Stanley Cup-champion Avalanche, leads the team in points and goals (tied), and is one of 10 Seattle skaters with a double-digit point total – tied for the most among all teams in 2022-23 (also BOS, FLA, LAK & VGK w/ 10). In 2021-22, only six Kraken players had 10 or more points and none reached the 20-point mark.
HRONEK EXTENDS HOT STRETCH, HELPS RED WINGS CAPTURE FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN Filip Hronek (1-1—2) extended his goal streak to four games and captain Dylan Larkin scored the decisive marker in the shootout to lift Detroit (11-5-4, 26 points) to its fourth straight victory. Hronek joined Rasmus Dahlin (5 GP from Oct. 13-22) and Erik Karlsson (4 GP from Oct. 27 – Nov. 3) as the third defenseman with a four-game goal streak in 2022-23.
* Hronek now has 6-12—18 in 20 games this season – the second-most assists (tied) and third-most points among all Red Wings skaters. Only three Detroit defensemen in nearly 40 years (since 1984-85) have had as many points through their first 20 contests of a campaign: Paul Coffey (3-21—24 in 1994-95), Nicklas Lidstrom (3-17—20 in 2010-11; 3-16—19 in 2007-08 & 1995-96) and Larry Murphy (3-16—19 in 1998-99).
NYLANDER, MARNER LIFT MAPLE LEAFS TO VICTORY IN MINNESOTA William Nylander and Mitchell Marner, who extended his point streak, both found the back of the net Friday as the Maple Leafs earned a victory at Xcel Energy Center. While wearing a special patch to honor the late Börje Salming, Nylander tied Darcy Tucker and the Maple Leafs legend for 30th place on the franchise‘s all-time goals list; he also tied Salming for the second-most goals by a Swedish Maple Leafs player. Nylander dedicated his game winner to his fellow countryman following the contest.
THE NHL WAS FOUNDED ON THIS DATE IN 1917 A full day of hockey awaits on the 105th anniversary of the NHL’s founding, with a quadruple header on Sportsnet ready to mark the occasion.
* The NHL was founded on Nov. 26, 1917, at the Windsor Hotel in Montreal, following three days of meetings involving owners from the National Hockey Association – which had suspended operations weeks earlier. As noted in the meeting minutes, the owners decided “that the Canadiens, Wanderers, Ottawa and Quebec Hockey Clubs unite to comprise the National Hockey League.”
* Quebec’s entry into the NHL was delayed until 1919-20, but Toronto was granted a franchise and the League began with four clubs – the Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Wanderers, Ottawa Senators and Toronto Arenas. The League’s first contests were played on Dec. 19, 1917. Learn more in an article published in 2017 in celebration of the League’s 100th anniversary.
OVECHKIN CAN CATCH GRETZKY ATOP AN ALL-TIME GOALS LIST TONIGHT
Alex Ovechkin (11-10—21 in 22 GP) and the Capitals will open a six-game road trip when they visit the first-place Metropolitan Devils at Prudential Center, one day after he celebrated goal No. 791 in front of his son. It also marked his 147th career power-play tally at home, which moved him within one of Teemu Selanne (148) for third most in NHL history – an #NHLStats Pack detailing his road to 800, which was published after Ovechkin scored his 790th, can be found here.
* Ovechkin enters the contest with 401 career regular-season road goals, one back of Wayne Gretzky (402) for the most in NHL history. Of course, it isn’t the only all-time goals list Ovechkin is trying to catch Gretzky in – he now sits 103 tallies shy of matching The Great One for top spot on the NHL’s all-time goals list and nine from joining him and Gordie Howe (801) in the 800-goal club.
* The Capitals captainhas scored in 38 different buildings as a visitor, including 13 goals at Prudential Center (28 GP). Six players have scored a road goal in 50-plus different venues: Jaromir Jagr (55), Brendan Shanahan (52), Selanne (51), Steve Yzerman (51), Mark Recchi (50) and Brett Hull (50).
* Ovechkin has had nearly an even split in home/road goals throughout his career, with 50.6% of his total goals coming on the road (401 of 791). Among players with at least 100 career NHL goals, Martin Rucinsky (142 of 241; 58.9%) scored the highest percentage of his career goals on the road.
* Ovechkin has scored 14 regular-season hat tricks on the road, tied with Mike Bossy (14) for the fourth most in NHL history behind Gretzky (19), Mario Lemieux (19) and Marcel Dionne (17). Ovechkin’s only multi-goal effort at Prudential Center was Nov. 15, 2008, when he potted two against Scott Clemmensen,including the latest tying goal on the road in franchise history (19:59 of P3; a feat since matched).
* Did You Know? Two players in NHL history scored 10 career regular-season goals on the road before potting their first on home ice: Murray Wilson (first home goal: Feb. 7, 1973) and Wally Kilrea (first home goal: March 12, 1931).
* Ten players in NHL history have scored five or more goals in their career without ever scoring a goal on home ice. Dalton Prout, Fredrik Claesson and Milan Marcetta lead the way with seven career goals, all of which came on the road. Other notables among the 10 include current Canes defenseman Dylan Coghlan (6; all on the road) and Blue Jackets general manager Jarmo Kekalainen (5; all on the road).
The following are the NFL transactions for Friday, November 25. Transactions will be published each day after they are circulated to NFL clubs. This public version will include waiver requests, assignments via waivers, terminations, free agent signings, reserve list and practice squad additions and deletions, and trades.
WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS
WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL)
NEW YORK GIANTS
Hamilton, Devery
T
Duke
Thompson, Trenton
DB
San Diego State
CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Monday, 11/28/22
TERMINATIONS VIA WAIVER SYSTEM
ATLANTA
Edwards, Bryan
WR
South Carolina
NEW YORK JETS
Harris, Marcell
LB
Florida
ACTIVE LIST ADDITION
ACTIVATION
WASHINGTON
Eifler, Milo
LB
Illinois
From Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
RESERVE LIST ADDITIONS
GREEN BAY
Rhyan, Sean
G
UCLA
Reserve/Suspended By Commissioner-Less than One Year
TOTAL AUDIENCE OF 138 MILLION ACROSS THREE GAMES –
HIGHEST ON RECORD & UP +34% VS. 2021
AVERAGE VIEWERSHIP OF 33.5 MILLION ACROSS THREE GAMES –
HIGHEST THANKSGIVING DAY NFL AVERAGE ON RECORD
This year is the most-watched NFL Thanksgiving Day ever.
The total unduplicated audience across all three games – Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions, New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots vs. Minnesota Vikings – was 138 million – the highest Thanksgiving total audience on record. The 138 million total unduplicated audience number surpasses the previous high of 126 million in 2016 and is up +34% vs. 2021 (103 million).
The average viewership (TV+Digital) across the three games was 33.5 million – the highest Thanksgiving Day NFL average on record. The 33.5 million average viewers surpass the previous high of 32.9 million in 1993 (two games) and is up +6% vs. 2021 (31.6 million).
The late afternoon game on FOX between the Giants and Cowboys averaged 42.0 million viewers (TV+Digital) – the most-watched NFL regular season game on record.
*Source: Nielsen fast national viewership and Adobe digital
LB Cole Holcomb (foot), WR Dax Milne (foot), CB Benjamin St-Juste (ankle), TE Logan Thomas (rib, illness)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
C Tyler Larsen (shoulder), LB David Mayo (hamstring), WR Dax Milne (foot), TE Logan Thomas (rib), DE Chase Young (knee)
Thursday
C Tyler Larsen (shoulder), DE James Smith-Williams (illness), TE Logan Thomas (rib), DE Chase Young (knee)
Friday
DE Chase Young (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
QB Taylor Heinicke (back)
Thursday
QB Taylor Heinicke (back), LB David Mayo (hamstring)
Friday
QB Taylor Heinicke (back), C Tyler Larsen (shoulder), LB David Mayo (hamstring), DE James Smith-Williams (illness)
BALTIMORE RAVENS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
BALTIMORE RAVENS
Status Report
OUT
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (hip), T Ronnie Stanley (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE
WR Devin Duvernay (hamstring), RB Gus Edwards (hamstring, knee), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), TE Isaiah Likely (ankle), WR Demarcus Robinson (hip)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (hip), DE Calais Campbell (not injury related – resting player), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), LB Justin Houston (not injury related – resting player), QB Lamar Jackson (hip), CB Marcus Peters (not injury related – resting player), T Ronnie Stanley (ankle), G Kevin Zeitler (illness)
Thursday
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (hip), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), WR Demarcus Robinson (hip), T Ronnie Stanley (ankle)
Friday
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (hip), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), CB Marcus Peters (not injury related – resting player), DE Jason Pierre-Paul (not injury related – resting player), T Ronnie Stanley (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
RB Gus Edwards (hamstring, knee)
Friday
WR Devin Duvernay (hamstring), TE Isaiah Likely (ankle)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
RB Gus Edwards (hamstring, knee), QB Lamar Jackson (hip), G Kevin Zeitler (illness)
Friday
RB Gus Edwards (hamstring, knee), QB Lamar Jackson (hip), WR Demarcus Robinson (hip), G Kevin Zeitler (illness)
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Status
Friday
No players listed
Practice
Wednesday
No Injuries to Report
ThursdayFriday
No Injuries to ReportNo Injuries to Report
CHICAGO BEARS at NEW YORK JETS
CHICAGO BEARS
Status Report
OUT
S Jaquan Brisker (concussion), CB Kyler Gordon (concussion), LB Sterling Weatherford (concussion)
QUESTIONABLE
QB Justin Fields (left shoulder)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
S Jaquan Brisker (concussion), CB Kyler Gordon (concussion), LB Sterling Weatherford (concussion)
Thursday
S Jaquan Brisker (concussion), CB Kyler Gordon (concussion), LB Sterling Weatherford (concussion)
Friday
S Jaquan Brisker (concussion), CB Kyler Gordon (concussion), LB Sterling Weatherford (concussion)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
QB Justin Fields (left shoulder)
Thursday
QB Justin Fields (left shoulder)
Friday
QB Justin Fields (left shoulder)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
S Dane Cruikshank (hamstring), T Teven Jenkins (hip)
Thursday
S Dane Cruikshank (hamstring), T Teven Jenkins (hip)
Friday
S Dane Cruikshank (hamstring), T Teven Jenkins (hip)
NEW YORK JETS
Status Report
OUT
DT Sheldon Rankins (elbow)
DOUBTFUL
TE Kenny Yeboah (calf)
QUESTIONABLE
T Duane Brown (shoulder)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
DT Sheldon Rankins (elbow), TE Kenny Yeboah (calf)
Thursday
DT Sheldon Rankins (elbow), TE Kenny Yeboah (calf)
Friday
DT Sheldon Rankins (elbow), TE Kenny Yeboah (calf)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
T Duane Brown (shoulder), CB Ahmad Gardner (calf), G Nate Herbig (shin), LB Quincy Williams (ankle)
Thursday
T Duane Brown (shoulder), CB Ahmad Gardner (calf), G Nate Herbig (shin), LB Quincy Williams (ankle)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
WR Corey Davis (knee)
Thursday
WR Corey Davis (knee)
Friday
T Duane Brown (shoulder), WR Corey Davis (knee), CB Ahmad Gardner (calf), G Nate Herbig (shin), LB Quincy Williams (ankle)
CINCINNATI BENGALS at TENNESSEE TITANS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
Status Report
OUT
RB Joe Mixon (concussion)
QUESTIONABLE
LB Joe Bachie (knee), WR Ja’Marr Chase (hip), S Dax Hill (shoulder), DT Josh Tupou (calf)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
T La’el Collins (not injury related – resting player), DE Trey Hendrickson (illness), RB Joe Mixon (concussion), DT Jay Tufele (illness)
Thursday
RB Joe Mixon (concussion), DT Jay Tufele (illness)
Friday
RB Joe Mixon (concussion)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
LB Joe Bachie (knee), WR Ja’Marr Chase (hip), RB Chris Evans (knee), S Dax Hill (shoulder), DT D.J. Reader (ankle), DT Josh Tupou (calf)
Thursday
LB Joe Bachie (knee), WR Ja’Marr Chase (hip), T La’el Collins (not injury related – resting player), DT Josh Tupou (calf)
Friday
LB Joe Bachie (knee), WR Ja’Marr Chase (hip)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
RB Chris Evans (knee), DE Trey Hendrickson (illness), S Dax Hill (shoulder), DT D.J. Reader (ankle)
Friday
T La’el Collins (not injury related – resting player), RB Chris Evans (knee), DE Trey Hendrickson (illness), S Dax Hill (shoulder), DT D.J. Reader (ankle), DT Jay Tufele (illness), DT Josh Tupou (calf)
TENNESSEE TITANS
The Titans did not practice Thursday. The Thursday practice report is an estimation.
Status Report
OUT
DE Denico Autry (knee)
QUESTIONABLE
K Randy Bullock (right calf), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), RB Hassan Haskins (hip), C Ben Jones (concussion), DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
DE Denico Autry (knee), K Randy Bullock (right calf), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), RB Derrick Henry (not injury related – resting player)
Thursday
DE Denico Autry (knee)
Friday
DE Denico Autry (knee), K Randy Bullock (right calf)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
C Ben Jones (concussion), DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle)
Thursday
K Randy Bullock (right calf), CB Kristian Fulton (hamstring), RB Hassan Haskins (hip), C Ben Jones (concussion), DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle)
LB Bud Dupree (hip), S Amani Hooker (shoulder), CB Elijah Molden (groin), QB Ryan Tannehill (ankle)
Thursday
LB Bud Dupree (hip), RB Derrick Henry (not injury related – resting player), S Amani Hooker (shoulder), CB Elijah Molden (groin), QB Ryan Tannehill (ankle)
Friday
LB Bud Dupree (hip), RB Derrick Henry (not injury related – resting player), S Amani Hooker (shoulder), C Ben Jones (concussion), CB Elijah Molden (groin), QB Ryan Tannehill (ankle)
DENVER BRONCOS at CAROLINA PANTHERS
DENVER BRONCOS
The Broncos did not practice Thursday. The Thursday practice report is an estimation.
Status Report
OUT
WR K.J. Hamler (hamstring), DE Jonathan Harris (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (ankle), CB K’Waun Williams (wrist, elbow knee)
QUESTIONABLE
TE Andrew Beck (hamstring), DE Jacob Martin (knee)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
WR K.J. Hamler (hamstring), DE Jonathan Harris (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (ankle), DE Jacob Martin (knee), CB K’Waun Williams (wrist, elbow knee)
Thursday
WR K.J. Hamler (hamstring), DE Jonathan Harris (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (ankle), DE Jacob Martin (knee), CB K’Waun Williams (wrist, elbow knee)
Friday
WR K.J. Hamler (hamstring), DE Jonathan Harris (knee), WR Jerry Jeudy (ankle), CB K’Waun Williams (wrist, elbow knee)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
TE Andrew Beck (hamstring), LS Jacob Bobenmoyer (hand), LB Jonathon Cooper (knee), DT D.J. Jones (hand), RB Latavius Murray (wrist), DT Mike Purcell (ankle), S Justin Simmons (knee)
Thursday
TE Andrew Beck (hamstring), LS Jacob Bobenmoyer (hand), LB Jonathon Cooper (knee), DT D.J. Jones (hand), RB Latavius Murray (wrist), DT Mike Purcell (ankle), S Justin Simmons (knee)
Friday
TE Andrew Beck (hamstring), DE Jacob Martin (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Friday
LS Jacob Bobenmoyer (hand), LB Jonathon Cooper (knee), DT D.J. Jones (hand), RB Latavius Murray (wrist), DT Mike Purcell (ankle), S Justin Simmons (knee)
CAROLINA PANTHERS
Status Report
OUT
S Myles Hartsfield (ankle), DT Matt Ioannidis (calf), LB Cory Littleton (ankle)
DOUBTFUL
TE Giovanni Ricci (neck), QB Phillip Walker (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE
WR Terrace Marshall (shoulder), TE Stephen Sullivan (illness), TE Ian Thomas (illness)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
T Larnel Coleman (illness), T Cameron Erving (illness), RB D’Onta Foreman (not injury related – resting player), S Myles Hartsfield (ankle), DT Matt Ioannidis (calf), LB Cory Littleton (ankle), TE Giovanni Ricci (neck), WR Shi Smith (illness)
Thursday
T Larnel Coleman (illness), T Cameron Erving (illness), S Myles Hartsfield (ankle), DT Matt Ioannidis (calf), LB Cory Littleton (ankle), T Taylor Moton (not injury related – resting player), TE Giovanni Ricci (neck), WR Shi Smith (illness), TE Ian Thomas (illness)
Friday
S Myles Hartsfield (ankle), DT Matt Ioannidis (calf), LB Cory Littleton (ankle), TE Giovanni Ricci (neck), TE Stephen Sullivan (illness), TE Ian Thomas (illness)
S Juston Burris (concussion), T Larnel Coleman (illness), T Cameron Erving (illness), WR Terrace Marshall (shoulder), WR Shi Smith (illness)
GREEN BAY PACKERS at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES on Sunday night
GREEN BAY PACKERS
Status Report
OUT
WR Romeo Doubs (ankle)
DOUBTFUL
LB De’Vondre Campbell (knee)
QUESTIONABLE
T David Bakhtiari (knee), CB Shemar Jean-Charles (ankle)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
T David Bakhtiari (knee), LB De’Vondre Campbell (knee), S Tariq Carpenter (illness), WR Romeo Doubs (ankle), S Rudy Ford (illness), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), T Rasheed Walker (illness)
Thursday
LB De’Vondre Campbell (knee), WR Romeo Doubs (ankle), TE Marcedes Lewis (not injury related – resting player), TE Robert Tonyan (illness), T Rasheed Walker (illness)
T David Bakhtiari (knee), WR Randall Cobb (illness), CB Shemar Jean-Charles (ankle), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), RB Aaron Jones (shin, glute), WR Allen Lazard (shoulder)
Friday
T David Bakhtiari (knee), LB De’Vondre Campbell (knee), WR Randall Cobb (illness), CB Shemar Jean-Charles (ankle), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), RB Aaron Jones (shin, glute), WR Allen Lazard (shoulder)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
CB Jaire Alexander (groin), K Mason Crosby (illness), LB Quay Walker (shoulder)
Thursday
CB Jaire Alexander (groin), LB Krys Barnes (hand), S Tariq Carpenter (illness), K Mason Crosby (illness), S Rudy Ford (illness), QB Aaron Rodgers (right thumb), LB Quay Walker (shoulder)
Friday
CB Jaire Alexander (groin), LB Krys Barnes (hand), S Tariq Carpenter (illness), K Mason Crosby (illness), S Rudy Ford (illness), TE Marcedes Lewis (not injury related – resting player), QB Aaron Rodgers (right thumb), TE Robert Tonyan (illness), LB Quay Walker (shoulder), T Rasheed Walker (illness)
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
The Eagles did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Thursday
WR A.J. Brown (illness)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
CB Josh Jobe (hamstring)
Thursday
CB James Bradberry (not injury related – resting player), G Landon Dickerson (not injury related – resting player), DE Brandon Graham (not injury related – resting player), CB Josh Jobe (hamstring), T Lane Johnson (not injury related – resting player), C Jason Kelce (not injury related – resting player), G Isaac Seumalo (not injury related – resting player), CB Darius Slay (not injury related – resting player), DE Josh Sweat (not injury related – resting player)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
WR DeVonta Smith (knee)
Friday
WR A.J. Brown (illness), CB Josh Jobe (hamstring)
HOUSTON TEXANS at MIAMI DOLPHINS
HOUSTON TEXANS
The Texans did not practice Thursday. The Thursday practice report is an estimation.
Status Report
OUT
CB Derek Stingley (hamstring)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
CB Derek Stingley (hamstring), LS Jonathan Weeks (not injury related – personal matter)
Thursday
CB Derek Stingley (hamstring), LS Jonathan Weeks (not injury related – personal matter)
WR Greg Dortch (thumb), TE Zach Ertz (knee), T D.J. Humphries (back), WR Rondale Moore (groin), CB Byron Murphy (back), S Charles Washington (chest)
Thursday
WR Greg Dortch (thumb), TE Zach Ertz (knee), T D.J. Humphries (back), WR Rondale Moore (groin), CB Byron Murphy (back), S Charles Washington (chest)
Friday
WR Greg Dortch (thumb), TE Zach Ertz (knee), T D.J. Humphries (back), QB Trace McSorley (illness), WR Rondale Moore (groin), CB Byron Murphy (back), S Charles Washington (chest)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
G Max Garcia (shoulder), DT Trysten Hill (foot), QB Colt McCoy (right elbow)
Thursday
QB Colt McCoy (right elbow)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
QB Kyler Murray (hamstring)
Thursday
G Max Garcia (shoulder), DT Trysten Hill (foot), QB Kyler Murray (hamstring)
Friday
G Max Garcia (shoulder), DT Trysten Hill (foot), QB Colt McCoy (right elbow), QB Kyler Murray (hamstring)
LOS ANGELES RAMS at KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
LOS ANGELES RAMS
The Rams did not practice Thursday. The Thursday practice report is an estimation.
Status Report
OUT
C Brian Allen (thumb), LB Travin Howard (hip), DT A’Shawn Robinson (knee), QB Matthew Stafford (concussion, neck)
QUESTIONABLE
TE Tyler Higbee (knee), T Ty Nsekhe (ankle), WR Allen Robinson (ankle), C Matt Skura (knee)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
C Brian Allen (thumb), TE Tyler Higbee (knee), T Ty Nsekhe (ankle), DT A’Shawn Robinson (knee), QB Matthew Stafford (concussion, neck)
Thursday
C Brian Allen (thumb), T Ty Nsekhe (ankle), DT A’Shawn Robinson (knee), QB Matthew Stafford (concussion, neck)
Friday
C Brian Allen (thumb), DT Aaron Donald (not injury related – resting player), LB Travin Howard (hip), T Ty Nsekhe (ankle), DT A’Shawn Robinson (knee), QB Matthew Stafford (concussion, neck)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
LB Travin Howard (hip), WR Allen Robinson (ankle), C Matt Skura (knee), QB John Wolford (neck)
Thursday
TE Tyler Higbee (knee), LB Travin Howard (hip), WR Allen Robinson (ankle), C Matt Skura (knee)
Friday
TE Tyler Higbee (knee), WR Allen Robinson (ankle), C Matt Skura (knee)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
QB John Wolford (neck)
Friday
QB John Wolford (neck)
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
Status Report
OUT
WR Kadarius Toney (hamstring)
QUESTIONABLE
CB Chris Lammons (concussion), S Juan Thornhill (calf), G Joe Thuney (ankle)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
G Joe Thuney (ankle), WR Kadarius Toney (hamstring)
Thursday
FB Michael Burton (illness), G Joe Thuney (ankle), WR Kadarius Toney (hamstring)
Friday
DT Chris Jones (not injury related – personal matter), CB Chris Lammons (concussion), S Juan Thornhill (calf), WR Kadarius Toney (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
S Juan Thornhill (calf)
Thursday
S Juan Thornhill (calf)
Friday
G Joe Thuney (ankle)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
LB Nick Bolton (hamstring), CB Chris Lammons (concussion), RB Jerick McKinnon (hamstring, shoulder), T Lucas Niang (knee), WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (concussion), CB L’Jarius Sneed (knee), CB Jaylen Watson (hand)
Thursday
LB Nick Bolton (hamstring), CB Chris Lammons (concussion), RB Jerick McKinnon (hamstring, shoulder), T Lucas Niang (knee), WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (concussion), CB L’Jarius Sneed (knee), CB Jaylen Watson (hand)
Friday
LB Nick Bolton (hamstring), FB Michael Burton (illness), RB Jerick McKinnon (hamstring, shoulder), T Lucas Niang (knee), WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (concussion), CB L’Jarius Sneed (knee), CB Jaylen Watson (hand)
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
Status Report
OUT
S J.T. Gray (hamstring), DE Payton Turner (ankle), LB Pete Werner (ankle)
QUESTIONABLE
DE Marcus Davenport (calf), RB Mark Ingram (knee), DE Cameron Jordan (eye), RB Alvin Kamara (illness), CB Marshon Lattimore (abdomen), G Andrus Peat (triceps)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
S J.T. Gray (hamstring), DE Payton Turner (ankle), LB Pete Werner (ankle)
Thursday
S J.T. Gray (hamstring), RB Alvin Kamara (illness), DE Payton Turner (ankle), LB Pete Werner (ankle)
Friday
S J.T. Gray (hamstring), DE Payton Turner (ankle), LB Pete Werner (ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
DE Marcus Davenport (calf), T James Hurst (concussion), RB Mark Ingram (knee), DE Cameron Jordan (eye), WR Jarvis Landry (ankle), CB Marshon Lattimore (abdomen), G Andrus Peat (triceps), T Ryan Ramczyk (not injury related – resting player, knee)
Thursday
DE Marcus Davenport (calf), RB Mark Ingram (knee), DE Cameron Jordan (eye), WR Jarvis Landry (ankle), CB Marshon Lattimore (abdomen), G Andrus Peat (triceps)
Friday
DE Marcus Davenport (calf), RB Mark Ingram (knee), DE Cameron Jordan (eye), WR Jarvis Landry (ankle), CB Marshon Lattimore (abdomen), G Andrus Peat (triceps)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
T James Hurst (concussion), T Ryan Ramczyk (knee, not injury related – resting player)
Friday
T James Hurst (concussion), RB Alvin Kamara (illness), T Ryan Ramczyk (knee, not injury related – resting player)
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
The 49ers did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Status Report
DOUBTFUL
DT Arik Armstead (foot, ankle)
QUESTIONABLE
WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
DT Arik Armstead (foot, ankle), T Trent Williams (not injury related – resting player)
Thursday
DT Arik Armstead (foot, ankle)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
DE Samson Ebukam (quadricep, Achilles), WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring)
Thursday
DE Samson Ebukam (quadricep, Achilles), WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring)
Friday
DT Arik Armstead (foot, ankle), WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
T Trent Williams (not injury related – resting player)
Friday
DE Samson Ebukam (quadricep, Achilles), T Trent Williams (not injury related – resting player)
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at CLEVELAND BROWNS
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Status Report
OUT
WR Russell Gage (hamstring), G Luke Goedeke (foot)
DOUBTFUL
RB Leonard Fournette (hip)
QUESTIONABLE
DT Vita Vea (foot)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
WR Russell Gage (hamstring), DT Vita Vea (foot)
Thursday
QB Tom Brady (not injury related – resting player), WR Russell Gage (hamstring), WR Julio Jones (not injury related – resting player), DT Vita Vea (foot)
Friday
LB Lavonte David (not injury related – resting player), WR Mike Evans (not injury related – resting player), WR Russell Gage (hamstring), DT Akiem Hicks (not injury related – resting player)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
RB Leonard Fournette (hip), G Luke Goedeke (foot)
Thursday
RB Leonard Fournette (hip), G Luke Goedeke (foot)
Friday
RB Leonard Fournette (hip), G Luke Goedeke (foot), DT Vita Vea (foot)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
CB Zyon McCollum (concussion), LB J.J. Russell (hamstring)
Thursday
CB Zyon McCollum (concussion), LB J.J. Russell (hamstring)
Friday
QB Tom Brady (not injury related – resting player), WR Julio Jones (not injury related – resting player), CB Zyon McCollum (concussion), LB J.J. Russell (hamstring)
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Status Report
OUT
CB Greg Newsome (concussion)
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
S D’Anthony Bell (concussion), G Joel Bitonio (not injury related – resting player, illness), DE Jadeveon Clowney (not injury related – resting player), WR Amari Cooper (not injury related – resting player), G Hjalte Froholdt (illness), DE Myles Garrett (not injury related – resting player), S Ronnie Harrison (illness), CB Greg Newsome (concussion), TE David Njoku (ankle, knee)
Thursday
T Jack Conklin (foot, not injury related – resting player), G Hjalte Froholdt (illness), CB Greg Newsome (concussion), G Wyatt Teller (calf)
Friday
CB Greg Newsome (concussion)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
G Wyatt Teller (calf), T Jedrick Wills (knee), DT Perrion Winfrey (concussion)
Thursday
S D’Anthony Bell (concussion), TE David Njoku (ankle, knee)
Friday
G Hjalte Froholdt (illness), TE David Njoku (ankle, knee), G Wyatt Teller (calf), CB Denzel Ward (groin)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Wednesday
T Jack Conklin (foot)
Thursday
G Joel Bitonio (not injury related – resting player, illness), DE Jadeveon Clowney (not injury related – resting player), WR Amari Cooper (not injury related – resting player), DE Myles Garrett (not injury related – resting player), S Ronnie Harrison (illness), T Jedrick Wills (knee), DT Perrion Winfrey (concussion)
Friday
S D’Anthony Bell (concussion), G Joel Bitonio (not injury related – resting player, illness), DE Jadeveon Clowney (not injury related – resting player), T Jack Conklin (foot, not injury related – resting player), WR Amari Cooper (not injury related – resting player), DE Myles Garrett (not injury related – resting player), S Ronnie Harrison (illness), T Jedrick Wills (knee), DT Perrion Winfrey (concussion)
PITTSBURGH STEELERS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS on Monday night
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Thursday
WR Miles Boykin (oblique), C Mason Cole (foot), DT Cameron Heyward (not injury related – resting player), DT Larry Ogunjobi (not injury related – resting player), RB Jaylen Warren (hamstring), LB T.J. Watt (not injury related – resting player), CB Ahkello Witherspoon (hamstring)
Friday
C Mason Cole (foot), TE Connor Heyward (illness), RB Jaylen Warren (hamstring), CB Ahkello Witherspoon (hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Friday
WR Miles Boykin (oblique), G James Daniels (groin), LB Robert Spillane (back)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Friday
DT Cameron Heyward (not injury related – resting player), DT Larry Ogunjobi (not injury related – resting player), LB T.J. Watt (not injury related – resting player)
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
The Colts did not practice Thursday. The Thursday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
Thursday
DT DeForest Buckner (ribs), TE Kylen Granson (illness), C Ryan Kelly (shoulder, knee), DE Kwity Paye (ankle)
Friday
DT DeForest Buckner (ribs, illness), TE Kylen Granson (illness), T Dennis Kelly (illness), DE Kwity Paye (ankle), DT Grover Stewart (shoulder, not injury related – resting player)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
WR Parris Campbell (illness), DT Grover Stewart (shoulder)
Friday
C Ryan Kelly (shoulder, knee), DE Yannick Ngakoue (back)
FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
Thursday
G Matt Pryor (illness), TE Jelani Woods (shoulder)
Friday
WR Parris Campbell (illness), G Matt Pryor (illness), TE Jelani Woods (shoulder)
