Tag: Week 3 injury report

Jets vs. Patriots injury report: Tony Adams, Wes Schweitzer out

Jets will be without a defensive starter Sunday.

Two players, including a defensive starter, for the New York Jets will miss Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots because of an injury.

Starting safety Tony Adams injured his hamstring during last week’s game against the Dallas Cowboys and did not practice all week. He is out meaning Adrian Amos is likely to start next to Jordan Whitehead on Sunday.

The Jets will also be without backup interior offensive lineman Wes Schweitzer. He popped up on the injury report Friday with a concussion. Schweitzer missed four games in 2022 with a concussion.

Three players are listed as questionable including left tackle Duane Brown, who dealt with a new hip injury this week to go with his shoulder injury he has been listed with. Brown did not practice all week but the Jets left open the door that he could still play Sunday. If not, it will likely be Billy Turner starting in his place.

Also questionable are edge John Franklin-Myers (hip) and kicker Greg Zuerlein (groin). Both were full participants in practice Friday, which should be a good sign for their availability Sunday.

The Patriots have five players listed as questionable: DL Christian Barmore (knee), CB Jonathan Jones (ankle), OL Mike Onwenu (ankle), OL Sidy Sow (concussion) and OG Cole Strange (knee). All were limited all week except for Sow who did not practice Thursday but was back in a limited fashion Friday.

Panthers Week 3 injury report: 2 linemen out, 3 limited at first practice

Here’s how the team’s Week 3 injury report is shaping up.

The Panthers lost their best player to a high ankle sprain this week. They’re also hurting in the trenches, with several starters either not participating or being limited at practice on Wednesday.

Here’s how the team’s Week 3 injury report is shaping up.

Player Injury Wed Thu Fri Status
DT Kawann Short Foot DNP
OL Dennis Daley Ankle DNP
G John Miller Ankle/Groin Limited
DE Yetur Gross-Matos Concussion Limited
DE Brian Burns Thigh Limited

The most concerning name here belongs to Burns, who is the only defensive lineman who’s played well this season. His injury doesn’t sound serious, though. Apparently, Burns had to sit out a few plays after getting kicked and coach Matt Rhule thinks he will be fine.

In related news, Carolina’s All-Pro running back Christian McCaffrey has been placed on the injured reserve list. He will be eligible to return in just three weeks under the new rules.

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Wednesday Injury Report: Tyron Smith, Gregory practicing, Lawrence off

The first injury report surfaces for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3 as they get set to travel to Seattle to face the Seahawks.

As the Dallas Cowboys prepare to ride some of the momentum from a historic comeback victory over the Atlanta Falcons, the team reported back to practice on Wednesday  in preparation for the upcoming tilt against the Seattle Seahawks.

Starting left tackle Tyron Smith continues to battle with his neck injury and did conditioning work on the side field. Wide receiver Ventell Bryant, currently on IR and eligible to return to practice next week, was also off to the side as well for conditioning. High anticipation for defensive end Randy Gregory to make his return to the Cowboys continues as conditioning continues. Gregory was reinstated by the commissioner, but cannot rejoin the team in full until Week 7.

Head coach Mike McCarthy mentioned in his morning presser Lawrence was off for the “good kind” of personal matter. It can be assumed it is related to his wife’s pregnancy. During the offseason Lawrence considered opting out of the season to be with her, but she told him he better report. She was expected to be due around this time.

If Smith is unable to go again on Sunday, expect the Cowboys to roll out the same starting offensive line that the team had against the Falcons in which they only allowed one sack on quarterback Dak Prescott.

Brandon Knight had a solid performance in Week 2 and may have earned himself the swing tackle role in 2020.

The Cowboys will continue to march towards Seattle in the coming days and will monitor Smith’s status as the travel day gets closer. When the official injury report comes out for both Dallas and Seattle, this post will be updated.

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