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Omar Cooper Carrying Some Momentum
Omar Cooper Carrying Some Momentum
It was a tough summer for Jets WR Omar Cooper. He was largely quiet in camp and preseason action and even fell behind WR Isaiah Williams on the depth chart at one point. But The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt writes that Cooper "came on strong at the end of camp."
Kenyon Sadiq Back At Practice, Putting Him On Track For Week 1 Debut
Kenyon Sadiq Back At Practice, Putting Him On Track For Week 1 Debut
Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq practiced on Monday, according to The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt. Sadiq missed most of the offseason after hernia surgery plus a setback in his recovery. But the Jets have said all along that he'd be ready for Week 1, and he appears to be on track.
Isiah Pacheco Lands on IR, Falling Out of Draftable Range
Isiah Pacheco Lands on IR, Falling Out of Draftable Range
Lions RB Isiah Pacheco was placed on IR and will be out at least four games. Pacheco signed a one-year $1.81 million contract this offseason as the likely backup to Jahmyr Gibbs. He’s been dealing with a back issue during training camp that ultimately landed him on IR.
Ashton Jeanty Spotted At Practice With Two Ankles
Ashton Jeanty Spotted At Practice With Two Ankles
Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty was working off to the side with trainers at Tuesday's practice, according to The Athletic's Sam Warren. It's the first time Jeanty has been seen on the field since his ankle injury nine days ago.
Chuba Hubbard Back at Practice, Panthers Committee Talk Gets Tested
Chuba Hubbard Back at Practice, Panthers Committee Talk Gets Tested
Chuba Hubbard returned to practice after suffering a hamstring injury on August 12, per Mike Kaye of ESPN. Hubbard told reporters on August 24 that he feels good and felt the trainers were simply being cautious with him. Now, he’s officially back on the field.
TreVeyon Henderson Still Not Cleared, Week 1 Risk Growing
TreVeyon Henderson Still Not Cleared, Week 1 Risk Growing
Following the right ankle injury TreVeyon Henderson suffered after slipping in last week's practice, he still hasn't been cleared to return to full participation, per Mike Reiss of ESPN. Reiss mentioned that Henderson was present in the locker room today and walking normally.
Ja’Marr Chase Limited This Week, But His Top-Three WR Rank Holds
Ja’Marr Chase Limited This Week, But His Top-Three WR Rank Holds
After hyperextending his knee in practice last week, Ja’Marr Chase will be limited this week, per ESPN's Ben Baby. The Bengals still reportedly feel good about him with more than a week until their opener against the Buccaneers.
Tyler Warren Back at Practice, No Week 1 Downgrade Needed
Tyler Warren Back at Practice, No Week 1 Downgrade Needed
Just shy of two weeks after suffering a groin injury during a joint practice, Tyler Warren is back at practice, per Colts beat reporter Nathan Brown. Now, with just shy of two weeks until the opener, the team gets its star TE back on the field.
Keenan Allen Will Play Week 1
Keenan Allen Will Play Week 1
Colts WR Keenan Allen will play in the opener against the Ravens, GM Chris Ballard said Tuesday. Allen was arrested and charged with DWI on Sunday but won't face any discipline ahead of Week 1. "Good people make mistakes," Ballard said.
Josh Downs Returns To Practice, Avoids Calf Scare
Josh Downs Returns To Practice, Avoids Calf Scare
Josh Downs is returning to practice just over a week before the Colts’ home opener against the Ravens, according to Colts beat reporter Nathan Brown. He had been sidelined briefly by what was described as a very minor calf injury.
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