All articles tagged with #high ankle sprain
The Patriots will place wide receiver A.J. Brown on injured reserve after a high-ankle sprain in his debut, sidelining him for at least four games starting with Week 2 vs. the Steelers; Romeo Doubs will lead a thinner WR corps with Mack Hollins, Pop Douglas, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism behind him.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown will miss at least four weeks with an ankle injury, with a preliminary diagnosis of a high-ankle sprain and MRI to follow after negative X-rays; return timeline is roughly 3-6 weeks, prompting expanded roles for Mack Hollins, Romeo Doubs, and Demario Douglas ahead of Week 2 against the Steelers.
ESPN's Adam Schefter indicates Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love is likely to play Week 1 vs. the Chargers after limited practice on an ankle injury, potentially sharing carries with Tyler Allgeier and remaining a FLEX option in fantasy if active.
Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown exited Seattle game with a suspected high-ankle sprain; X-rays were negative for a fracture, but an MRI will determine return timing. Brown played 31 of 35 snaps before leaving, with Mack Hollins stepping up in his absence as New England enters a mini-bye before the Sept. 20 game vs. the Steelers.
Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown left Wednesday night's 13-10 loss to the Seahawks with what is believed to be a high-ankle sprain; he will undergo an MRI to determine the severity and potential return timeline, leaving New England to rely on other receivers such as Romeo Doubs, Pop Douglas, Mack Hollins, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism if he is sidelined.
A.J. Brown left New England’s Week 1 matchup against Seattle with an ankle injury and did not return, with concerns of a high ankle sprain. If injured, Brown could miss additional time, prompting more targets for Mack Hollins, Romeo Doubs, and Demario Douglas as the Patriots reassess his status for Week 2.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love has a high ankle sprain and is hopeful to be ready for Week 1 against the Chargers; the No. 3 overall pick flashed in the preseason, but Arizona may ease him into action behind Tyler Allgeier, with coach Mike LaFleur emphasizing workload management.
Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love remains hopeful to be ready for Week 1 against the Chargers after an ankle injury described as a high ankle sprain; coaches had suggested he might miss at least a week, but reports say the team is still optimistic about his availability. If healthy, Love is viewed as a potential lead back, though Arizona’s backfield also includes Tyler Allgeier, James Conner and Trey Benson, so his early-season workload will depend on recovery and coaching decisions.
Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love suffered a high ankle sprain in the preseason, potentially delaying his NFL debut. The team hopes for about a four-week recovery and a Week 1 matchup with the Chargers, while coach Mike LaFleur declined to confirm the sprain type. Arizona added running backs Montrell Stewart, Blake Watson and Tre Stewart to bolster depth, with James Conner and Tyler Allegier also on the roster.
Raiders starting left tackle Kolton Miller sustained a high ankle sprain and a hairline fracture during a game, leading to his expected placement on injured reserve, which impacts the team's offensive line stability.
Cowboys rookie right guard Tyler Booker is expected to miss 4-6 weeks due to a high ankle sprain sustained in a game, joining CeeDee Lamb who may also be placed on injured reserve, marking a setback for the team's offensive line.
Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has been diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain, and his availability for Week 4 against the Packers remains uncertain as the team evaluates his recovery, which could impact their offensive performance.
Cowboys' center Cooper Beebe is expected to miss 6-8 weeks due to a high ankle sprain, likely placing him on injured reserve, with Brock Hoffman set to fill in during his absence.
Titans running back Tyjae Spears suffered a high ankle sprain during a postseason game, with the severity still being evaluated. His absence could impact the team's backfield, potentially opening opportunities for rookie Kalel Mullings.
Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers is dealing with a high ankle sprain, leaving him less than fully healthy for the upcoming game against Texas A&M. Despite being listed as probable, there are concerns about his ability to perform, prompting preparations for backup quarterback Arch Manning. Ewers' injury, sustained during a game against Kentucky, has raised questions about head coach Steve Sarkisian's decision to keep him in the game, especially with Ewers' potential final regular-season game approaching.