The Week 6 Injury Report has a healthy slate of names to watch heading into Sunday/Monday. While team practice reports can give us a good idea of who is going to play/sit, sometimes it is not that obvious. I break down some of these injuries below to try and make your start/sit decisions a little easier.
Understanding the NFL's Injury Report
(per Dr. Bramel - Footballguys OG)
"The injury report released by the NFL is [made up of] two reports. The first is the Practice Participation report, which lists which injured players practiced and their participation level. It also includes players who rested or missed practice for non-injury-related reasons. The second is the Game Status Report, which gives the probability a player will play, i.e., Questionable, Doubtful, Out. The Practice Participation Report is released every day of the week (Monday through Saturday). The Game Status Report is released with the Friday participation report (Wednesday for Thursday games, Saturday for Monday games). In this feature, I'll include the Game Status Listing and my expectations of their likelihood of playing."
If you are reading this article on Saturday, make sure to come back on Sunday morning as more updates trickle in within the next 24 hours.
Current Status on High-Impact Injured Players
Gameday Decision
- RB Brian Robinson Jr.
- WR Christian Watson
- QB Anthony Richardson
- WR Michael Pittman Jr.
- WR Josh Downs
- RB Jaylen Warren
- RB Devin Singletary
Trending Doubtful (Likely Inactive)
- RB Rachaad White
- WR Khalil Shakir
Trending Probable (Expected to Play)
- TE Evan Engram
- RB Joe Mixon
- WR Diontae Johnson
- RB James Cook
Ruled Out
- WR Malik Nabers (concussion)
- WR Nico Collins (hamstring - placed on IR)
- RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle)
- RB Rhamondre Stevenson (foot)
- RB Nick Chubb (knee)
- TE/QB Taysom Hill (ribs)
- TE Luke Musgrave (ankle - placed on IR)
- WR Davante Adams (hamstring/contract)
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