Safety Jamal Adams (knee) and wide receiver Tyler Lockett (hamstring) of the Seattle Seahawks are expected to participate in Sunday’s game against the Browns, according to sources cited by NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.
Lockett was not present for Seattle’s first two practices this past week, but he participated fully in Friday’s session, earning him a dubious Week 8 designation. Following a day of recuperation on Wednesday, Adams was limited on Thursday. Adams submitted a complete session on Friday and was given a dubious appointment for Sunday.
Regarding the Browns, earlier this week, quarterback Deshaun Watson (right shoulder) was declared ineligible for Sunday’s game. The Browns’ backup quarterback, PJ Walker, will start the game in Seattle.
Marquise Goodwin, a wide receiver, and Cleveland running back Jerome Ford (ankle) are both doubtful.
In addition, we are monitoring the following injuries before Sunday’s Week 8 games.
According to sources, NFL Network’s James Palmer stated that quarterback Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars (knee) is anticipated to play against the Steelers.
Josh Palmer, a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, and Gerald Everett, a tight end, are thought to be game-time choices against the Bears, Rapoport reported citing sources.
Raheem Mostert, the running back for the Miami Dolphins (ankle), is anticipated to play against the Patriots, according to sources that Rapoport cited. Security According to Rapoport, cornerback Xavien Howard (groin) will be evaluated at game time, while Jevon Holland (concussion) is not anticipated to participate.
According to sources, Rapoport stated that safety Tyrann Mathieu (foot), safety Marcus Maye (sickness), and quarterback/tight end Taysom Hill of the New Orleans Saints are anticipated to play against the Colts.
According to sources, Rapoport stated that Washington Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel (foot) will be evaluated at game time against the Eagles.
