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NFL Week 2: Injuries and Uncertainty Continue
Developing
In Short: Injuries and uncertainty dominate the NFL's Week 2 as key players miss games and teams face tough matchups.
After a chaotic Week 1, the NFL barrels into Week 2 with a new set of challenges, including a flurry of injuries that threaten to disrupt key matchups.
Among the notable injuries are those of Lions' starting right tackle Blake Miller and starting left guard Christian Mahogany, both ruled out for Thursday Night Football.
The Rams' pass rusher Myles Garrett and Eagles' left guard Landon Dickerson are among those who have landed on injured reserve, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the teams' Week 2 performances.
What's still developing
- As is often the case, one of the key storylines in any given week is injuries, and Week 2 is no exception.
- Unfortunately, the NFL opening weekend handed out its fair share of injury news.
- Reed (foot) QUESTIONABLE Bills game statuses : S Cole Bishop (knee/groin), RB TY Johnson (hamstring), DL T.J.
- Reed is questionable with a foot injury after being a limited participant in practice on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Bills safety Cole Bishop (knee/groin), running back Ty Johnson (hamstring) and defensive lineman T.J.
Sources
- Raiders Beatlink
