Christian Barmore and Trent Brown are listed as questionable with their respective injuries for the Patriots in the NFL 2023 Week 8 health report.
The Bills were victorious in the first game of the eighth week of the 2023 NFL season, which was played on Thursday.
The week continues with 14 more games on Sunday, meaning that the 28 teams that will be competing in those games submitted the final injury reports for the week on Friday.
The final injury reports for both the Raiders and the Lions will be made public on Saturday before Monday’s game between the two teams.
All 32 teams in the NFL have been forced to face health-related storms over the course of the previous seven weeks due to the terrible fact that injuries are a fact of life in the NFL.
The San Francisco 49ers have a number of players who are sidelined with injuries, including Deshaun Watson, who is still recovering from his shoulder injury, Ryan Tannehill, who sustained an ankle injury in London, and Daniel Jones, who hasn’t played in a few weeks because of a neck issue.
On Friday’s practice, participation was limited for every single Patriots player who had a doubtful designation.
The good news for New England is that defensive tackle Davon Godchaux, guard Cole Strange, and running back Ty Montgomery did not have any injuries listed on the injury report.
Every questionable player on the Dolphins’ roster was limited on Friday, same like the Patriots’.
Ramsey was unable to participate in any practices at all this week, while Mostert & Hill were only able to participate in restricted drills on Thursday and Friday having missing Wednesday’s session. On Friday, Mostert confirmed to the media that he will compete against the Patriots.
Mekhi Becton does not have a game designation at this time, which is a positive indicator for the Jets’ offensive line. Cobb is a wide receiver on the depth chart who is used in the slot who has not played a significant role in the offense.
While McDonald was used in a rotating role as a rusher throughout this season, the probable absence of Carter would be more significant against a team that possessed more dangerous wideouts.
Due to the fact both Sauce Gardner & D.J. Reed have passed the concussion protocol, the Jets will have both of their starting cornerbacks available for Week 8 of the season.
Let’s take a look at some of the injuries that have been reported for Week 8 in the NFL. This is the official health report for each National Football League team for the eighth week of the season.
In order to compile the notes that are presented here, we referred to Derek Brown’s weekly Primer, the FantasyPros News Desk, & our in-house injury experts.
On Friday, James Hurst was recently added to the report, and it said that he and Peat both had their practicing time restricted.
That’s a situation that’s worth keeping an eye on, but beyond Saturday, let’s see how things play out.
This week, both Adebo and Howden showed positive signs of improvement, and it appears like Howden is going to be participating in the game regardless of Adebo’s status.
The Buffalo Bills prevailed over the Buccaneers from Tampa Bay 24-18 to start off Week 8 of the 2023 NFL season on “Thursday Night Football.”
Dawson Knox, the Bills’ tight end, was placed in injured reserve after having wrist surgery. As a result, the Bills was without their tight end.
Dalton Kincaid, a rookie who started in his place, made up for his absence admirably by catching five passes for 65 yards & a touchdown.
In other injury news for Week 8, quarterback Kyler Murray, who had a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in December of last year, was taken off the Arizona Cardinals’ illness report this week.
Even if the news does not indicate that Murray will start Sunday’s game vs the Baltimore Ravens, it does indicate that he is getting closer and closer to making his return.
Braxton Berrios, who plays wide receiver, did not participate in practice on Friday. However, he was absent due to personal matters and did not earn a game status classification, which indicates that his availability is not in issue.
Both Ramsey and Cracraft will need to be activated on Saturday in order for them to be eligible to play versus New England.
However, it appears that Ramsey will be given the green light to play much more quickly than Cracraft will.
In the days leading up the Week 8 meeting on Sunday, the New England Patriots and the Dolphins have had significant players on their rosters whose participation in the game is in question and who have been labeled as injured.
The latest reports that were received on Friday, however, suggest that both teams may be close to being ready to travel.
The only player from either team to be ruled out of participation in the game was the tackle for the Patriots, Calvin Anderson, who was unwell.
Anderson was also sidelined for a long amount of time over the summer due to an illness, but Head Coach Bill Belichick has indicated that the two incidents are not connected in any way.