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Raiders vs Chiefs final injury report: Latest updates, news for Week 8

All the latest updates and news on TEAMA’s injury report ahead of a Week X game vs. TEAMB.

Who will play and who will not for the Raiders and Chiefs? Well, the Raiders should get their best receiver back this week while the Chiefs will be without one of their starting receivers.

Injury report

TE Harrison Bryant injury update

Bryant missed practice all week with an elbow injury he sustained in last Sunday’s game against the Rams. He is officially Questionable for the game.

WR Jakobi Meyers injury update

Practiced FULL on Friday and is officially Questionable for the game. Head coach Antonio Pierce said Friday morning that he expects Meyers to return this week after missing the past two weeks with an ankle injury.

G Dylan Parham injury update

Parham has been ruled OUT again as he missed all week with a foot injury. He will once again be replaced at right guard by Jordan Meredith.

LB’s Tommy Eichenberg, Kana’i Mauga injury updates

Both players were Full go at practice on Friday and are Questionable for the game.

Raiders Week 8 injury report vs Chiefs: 3 missing from practice

The first injury report of the week sees a couple starting offensive linemen and the number two tight end sidelined.

While Jakobi Meyers returned to practice Wednesday, there were a few Raiders players who weren’t on the field. They were tight end Harrison Bryant (elbow), T Kolton Miller, and G Dylan Parham.

Bryant injured his elbow in Sunday’s game against the Rams. John Samuel Shenker took his reps on offense.

Kolton Miller has begun each week missing practice, but has played each week.

Dylan Parham missed Sunday’s game against the Rams. Jordan Meredith took his place in the lineup.

Raiders vs Rams injury report: Dylan Parham OUT, Adam Butler Questionable Week 7

All the latest updates and news on Raiders injury report ahead of a Week 7 game vs. the Rams.

For the second time this season, the Raiders head to Los Angeles to play a game. This time it’s against the Rams. And this time, the Raiders will be without several of the players they had on the field when they visited the Chargers in the season opener.

Several starters are either on injured reserve or simply not on the team anymore. For instance, DT Christian Wilkins and S Marcus Epps are on IR. And Davante Adams was traded to the Jets this week.

Several other starters are on the injury report and their status is in doubt.

One player whose status is not in doubt is Dylan Parham. The starting guard is OUT for the game with a foot injury He will be replaced in the lineup by Jordan Meredith.

The most concerning potential loss is that of Jakobi Meyers who missed all week of practices and is officially Doubtful for the. The Raiders were without him last week and tried replacing him by committee while Tre Tucker started on the other side.

Joining the injury report on Friday was Adam Butler. He missed practice with a knee injury and illness and is officially Questionable for the game.

Other Raiders players who are OUT include linebackers Kana’i Mauga (knee) and Tommy Eichenberg (quad).

Raiders, Rams Week 7 injury update: 2 key starters return to practice

Raiders, Rams Week 7 injury update: 2 key starters return to practice

A couple Raiders starters returned to practice Thursday for the Raiders. But four starters were still missing.

The two starters who returned were LT Kolton Miller and CB Jack Jones. The four still missing are DE Maxx Crosby (ankle), WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle), G Dylan Parham (foot), and DT John Jenkins (illness).

The ones to worry about are WR Jakobi Meyers and G Dylan Parham.

Meyers missed last Sunday’s game and the Raiders couldn’t get the ball to the wide receivers who were healthy for the game. And with Davante Adams now with the Jets, the Raiders were without both their outside starters to begin the season.

Parham left midway through the game on Sunday and was replaced by Jordan Meredith.

Raiders, Rams Week 7 injury report: 6 Raiders starters miss practice

Another week for the Raiders with several starters missing.

Preparations for the Raiders week seven game in Los Angeles against the Rams have begun. This time without Davante Adams on the roster. But Adams wasn’t the only starter not practicing for the Raiders Wednesday. They were without six starters Wednesday.

Those starters included DE Maxx Crosby (ankle), WR Jakobi Meyers (ankle), T Kolton Miller (knee/shoulder), G Dylan Parham (foot), DT John Jenkins (illness), and CB Jack Jones (illness).

Maxx Crosby has been resting Wednesdays for a few weeks now and has played the past couple weeks. Same with Kolton Miller.

Meyers missed last Sunday’s game with his injury and the team struggled to replace him in the lineup. Dylan Parham left Sunday’s game with his foot injury and was replaced at right guard by Jordan Meredith.

Other Raiders players not practicing were linebackers Kana’i Mauga (knee) and Tommy Eichenberg (quad).

The only player missing for the Rams was long snapper Alex Ward (illness).

Raiders, Broncos final Week 5 injury report: Maxx Crosby Questionable

Maxx Crosby Questionable on Raiders injury report

Finally some good news on the Raiders injury report. After seeing their already lengthy list of injured players who missed practice get even longer on Thursday, Friday brought the return of some key players to practice along with the chance that they are able to play Sunday in Denver.

Most notable, of course, being Maxx Crosby who returned from his ankle injury Friday and is officially Questionable for the game.

Also returning to practice Friday after missing the first two practices of the week were LB Divine Deablo, G Dylan Parham, WR Tyreik McAllister, and LB Kana’i Mauga. All of whom are officially Questionable for the game.

Those officially out include WR Davante Adams (hamstrong), T Thayer Munford (knee/ankle), CB DeCamerion Richardson (hamstring), TE Michael Mayer (personal), S Trey Taylor (knee), RB Zamir White (groin), and LB Luke Masterson (knee).

Replacing Munford at RT will be rookie DJ Glaze. Replacing TE Michael Mayer will be Harrison Bryant. Replacing WR Davante Adams is Tre Tucker. Replacing LB Luke Masterson is Tommy Eichenberg.

Out for the Broncos is RB Tyler Badie (back).

Raiders, Broncos Week 5 injury report: Raiders already long injury list grows longer

Raiders already long injury list grows longer

Funny how the Raiders can get a player back at practice, but the number of those missing from practice actually grew. That’s because while they got Kolton Miller back at practice, RB Zamir White is now down with a groin injury, as is LB Luke Masterson with a knee injury

Everyone else who missed practice due to injury on Wednesday was still missing Thursday.

Masteron was replacing Divine Deablo who is still missing with an oblique injuty. Which means if neither of them can go, the Raiders would have to dig even deeper into their linebacker depth chart.

Zamir White had been the team’s feature back the past four weeks, but was expected to see his snaps decrease in favor of Alexander Mattison.

Others still not practicing for the Raiders include starters WR Davante Adams (hamstring), TE Michael Mayer (personal), T Kolton Miller (knee/shoulder), T Thayer Munford, G Dylan Parham (Achilles), and DE Maxx Crosby (ankle).

Raiders, Broncos Week 5 injury report: Maxx Crosby among 8 Raiders starters missing

Maxx Crosby, Kolton Miller among 8 Raiders starters who missed practice Wednesday

Quite an injury report for the Raiders heading into Week five for the Raiders. In total they were missing ten players, eight of whom are starters.

Among those not practicing for the Raiders are starters WR Davante Adams (hamstring), TE Michael Mayer (personal), T Kolton Miller (knee/shoulder), T Thayer Munford, G Dylan Parham (Achilles), DE Maxx Crosby (ankle), and LB Divine Deablo (oblique).

Limited were RB Zamir White (groin), LB Luke Masterson (knee), and S Isaiah Pola-Mao (personal).

Several of these players missed Sunday’s game against the Browns including Adams, Mayer, Munford, Crosy, and Deablo.

Antonio Pierce plans ‘a lot of changes’ to try and get Raiders NFL-worst run game going

With by the league’s worth run game, there are ‘A lot of changes’ in the works for the Raiders

You simply won’t see a worse run game than the one the Raiders are attempting to deploy this season. What they’re doing in just not working. So, what’s the problem? Is it scheme? Personnel? Both?

It could be both, sure. But if you look back at the line last year and this year, it wasn’t that much different personnel wise. And they were running the ball really well late last season with Zamir White. Now? Abysmal.

White averaged nearly 100 yards per game over the final four games last season behind much of the same offensive line (only one guard and one tackle have changed). He has 102 yards in the first the weeks combined this season and he had just 14 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Panthers.

“Last year is last year. We are where we are now. Worst running team in football,” said Pierce. “That’s not something I’m proud of, our staff’s proud of and I’m sure our team is not. And again, we’re going to get in here and chip away after we make the corrections from today and be honest with one another.”

Pierce would not rule out a change is blocking scheme, saying “I think there’s going to be a lot of changes.”

As far as personnel, rookie tackle DJ Glaze most of game at right tackle after the injury to Thayer Munford. That didn’t seem to change anything in terms of the run game issues. They put rookie guard Jackson Powers-Johnson in for a time and that didn’t seem to make a difference either.

They had a total of three first downs on the ground in the game Sunday and didn’t have a single first down in the second half.

And then there’s this:

https://twitter.com/austingayle_/status/1838004575678476584

At this point either they need to change back to the scheme that works with these guys or just stop running it.

Something’s got to give: Raiders and Panthers biggest weaknesses face off

If there was ever a game the Raiders could get their run game going, it’s this one.

How the Raiders were able to win last week confounded quite a few NFL people. Mainly because the Raiders were expected to rely on their run game this season and that’s the one thing that’s been historically bad over the first two games.

That seems like a recipe for disaster. And yet they were able to shift gears in the second half last week and pull out a win.

Even as terrible as the Panthers have been through the air, they’ve been even worse on the ground. Leading to a situation where each team’s biggest weakness will face off against each other.

Raiders run game vs Panthers run defense

Or, in this case, the lack of both.

The Raiders have run for 98 yards this season. Not per game. Total. They average 2.5 yards per carry.

Meanwhile the Panthers run defense has surrendered 200 yards per game and 4.9 yards per carry with three touchdowns. So, basically double what the Raiders have put up.

The problem is simple for each team, really. It’s the Raiders offensive line that’s been bad and the Panthers defensive line.

Run stops have been coming from across the line for the Raiders. No one is immune. While the Panthers’ defensive line hasn’t been stopping anything. Mainly because Derrick Brown is lost for the season.

So, either the Raiders are going to get their run game going in this game, or they never will.