Arizona Cardinals
As the NFL heads into its Week 15 slate, several playoff contenders are monitoring significant injuries that could impact the postseason push, according to the league’s Thursday injury report.
Falcons, Buccaneers dealing with major offensive concerns
The Atlanta Falcons ruled out wide receiver Drake London after the second-year standout missed all three practice sessions this week with a knee injury. Tight end Kyle Pitts (knee) and defensive tackle David Onyemata (foot) are among four Falcons listed questionable ahead of Thursday night’s matchup at Tampa Bay. Defensive tackle Brandon Dorlus and linebacker Jalon Walker also draw the questionable tag.
Tampa Bay listed star wide receiver Mike Evans as questionable with a collarbone injury after three straight limited practices. Rookie receiver Jalen McMillan (neck) is also questionable, while tight end Cade Otton is doubtful with a knee issue. Linebacker SirVocea Dennis (hip) and safety Rashad Wisdom (quadricep) were ruled out.
Texans monitoring health of key playmakers
Houston ruled out running back Nick Chubb (ribs) and cornerback Kamari Lassiter (foot) ahead of its matchup with Arizona. Several Texans—including linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, tight end Harrison Bryant, and defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins—upgraded to full participation Thursday, putting them on track to play.
Arizona, meanwhile, continues to battle injuries to multiple starters, ruling out or holding out wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., tackle Paris Johnson, and defensive linemen Bilal Nichols and Dalvin Tomlinson for a second straight day.
Ravens, Bengals face uncertainty at skill positions
Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews remains limited by a glute injury but has not yet been given a game status designation. Cincinnati remains without defensive end Trey Hendrickson, who has not practiced all week because of hip and pelvis injuries. Receiver Tee Higgins remained limited on Thursday as he recovers from a concussion.
Patriots, Bills managing lengthy lists
New England ruled out running back Terrell Jennings (concussion) and linebacker Harold Landry (knee) did not practice. Buffalo quarterback Mitchell Trubisky (illness) missed Thursday’s session, though key contributors like tight end Dawson Knox and defensive lineman Joey Bosa trended upward with full or limited work.
Several NFC contenders face injury hurdles
The Detroit Lions listed veteran tackle Taylor Decker and safety Brian Branch as non-participants again Thursday. Rams star wideout Davante Adams remained sidelined for a second straight day with a hamstring injury.
In Dallas, the Cowboys await clarity on tight end Jake Ferguson, who missed Thursday’s session with a calf injury. CeeDee Lamb, however, progressed to full participation and appears likely to play. Minnesota held out tackle Christian Darrisaw for the second consecutive day.
Jets, Jaguars battling depth concerns
New York quarterback Justin Fields (knee) and tight end Mason Taylor (neck) did not practice and remain uncertain for Sunday. Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence returned to full participation as he continues to manage an ankle injury, positioning him to start in Week 15.
49ers, Titans navigating injuries to star players
San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey returned to limited action Thursday after the team reclassified his absence as illness-related. Linebacker Nick Martin and defensive end Sam Okuayinonu did not practice again. Tennessee listed linebacker James Williams (illness) as a non-participant for a second day, while defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons returned in full.
Commanders and Giants face defensive attrition
Washington ruled out cornerback Jonathan Jones, linebacker Bobby Wagner, and rested linebacker Von Miller again on Thursday. Giants linebacker Victor Dimukeje, defensive tackle D.J. Davidson, and edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux all missed their second straight practice.
Steelers, Dolphins release early Monday night designations
Pittsburgh listed linebacker T.J. Watt as a non-participant with a lung issue in the team’s Thursday session ahead of its Monday night meeting with Miami. Dolphins running back Devon Achane was limited with a rib injury, while tight end Darren Waller sat out due to rest.

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