Tag: Cardinals vs. Commanders injury report

Commanders DE Chase Young ruled out of game vs. Cardinals

Young will miss at least the first couple of games of the season with a neck injury.

The Washington Commanders entered the weekend with two pass rushers listed as questionable for their home opener against the Arizona Cardinals. Their most talented has been downgraded.

The Commanders announced Saturday that Chase Young was downgraded to out.

He will miss at least a couple of weeks with a neck injury.

Young was the 2020 Defensive Rookie of the Year with 7.5 sacks. In 2021, he suffered a serious knee injury, tearing his ACL and patellar tendon. He played in only three games last season.

Entering this year, he finally began feeling explosive but now is dealing with the neck injury.

Had Young been able to play, his matchup against Cardinals left tackle D.J. Humphries would have been one to pay attention to.

The Cardinals are seven-point underdogs in the season opener.

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Commanders injury report: Terry McLaurin ready, Chase Young questionable

Check out the Commanders’ final injury report of the week.

The Washington Commanders are set to host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at FedEx Field in front of a sold-out crowd for their season opener. After wrapping up their week of practice, they have released their final injury report and will have their best offensive player ready to play.

Their best pass rusher, though, is questionable. The details of the final injury report are below.

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Kelvin Beachum out; Hollywood Brown, Zach Ertz questionable in Week 1

The Cardinals have ruled out OL Kelvin Beachum and two pass catchers are questionable for the season opener.

The Arizona Cardinals have wrapped up the week of practice in Week 1 and will head on the road to face the Washington Commanders. They released their final injury report with game designations and will be down their top backup offensive lineman and could be without two of their two best pass catchers.

The details of the final injury report are below.

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Cardinals Week 1 injury report: Hollywood Brown, Zach Ertz limited again

OL Kelvin Beachum was downgraded while Marquise Brown and Zach Ertz were limited for the second straight game.

The Arizona Cardinals practiced on Thursday in preparation for their season opener on the road against the Washington Commanders. They released their second injury report of the week with only one change.

The Cardinals’ offensive line depth could be tested. One player was out.

The details of Thursday’s injury report are below.

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Terry McLaurin, Chase Young limited in Commanders’ Wednesday injury report

The Commanders, the Cardinals’ Week 1 opponent, had two key players limited on Wednesday.

The Arizona Cardinals will face the Washington Commanders on the road for their season opener. Both teams released their first injury report of the week and the season.

They had one player out on Wednesday, two key players limited and another starter listed but a full participant.

The details are below.

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Cardinals injury report: TE Zach Ertz, OL Kelvin Beachum limited to start week

Marquise Brown, Zach Ertz limited on the Cardinals’ first injury report of the season.

The Arizona Cardinals had their first official and regular Wednesday practice of the 2023 season and it came with the first injury report of the week. Aside from the players who are on reserve lists (Kyler Murray on injured reserve, for example), they are pretty healthy.

They started the week with three players limited and a fourth as a full participant.

The details of the Cardinals’ first injury report are below.

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