Thursday, September 24, 2015

Luke's Thursday Injury Report!


Tony Romo QB DAL - During the game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Tony Romo broke his clavicle and is now expected to miss upwards of 10 weeks while he heals.

Outlook: Look for Dallas to start Brandon Weeden at QB while Romo is on the mend. This means an obvious down swing for all Dallas players. It would be great for the running game if they had a true starter at the position, but with the RBBC setup, it will be a “wait and see” approach until Romo and Bryant make their returns towards the end of the fantasy season.

***UPDATE*** Tony Romo is now on IR-Designated-to-Return and is expected to come back my November 22nd against the Miami Dolphins.


Jay Cutler QB CHI - Cutler left the game against Arizona Cardinals due to a hamstring injury and did not return; he is considered day-to-day.

Outlook: Jay Cutler is expected to miss at least two weeks.


Tevin Coleman RB ATL - Coleman left the game against the New York Giants due to a chest injury and did not return.

Outlook: Coleman suffered a broken rib and is now expected to miss a “couple of weeks”. He could play sooner, if his pain tolerance allows.


Lamar Miller RB MIA - Miller left the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars with an ankle injury in the fourth quarter of the game and did not return.

Outlook: The loss of Miller seems to come across a little flat compared to other injuries as he had 10 rushes for just 14 yards in the game. He also had 5 receptions for 28 yards. His backup, Damian Williams, ended up getting the receiving touchdown in the loss. Miller is currently day to day and is questionable for week 3. Hopefully on his return, Miller looks more like the RB2 he was drafted to be.


Jordan Cameron TE MIA - Cameron left the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars early after pulling his groin. After some time on the sideline, Cameron said that he attempted to get back into the game, but his injury did not allow it.

Outlook: Cameron is no stranger to soft tissue issues. During his time with the Cleveland Browns, Cameron suffered through the like issues on multiple occasions. His return is questionable as of now and would follow suit with his prior injuries as they took a couple of weeks to be resolved. Hopefully he can bounce back more quickly this time as he seems to be a favorite target of Tannehill.


Eddie Lacy RB GB - Lacy left the game against the Seattle Seahawks early after suffering an ankle injury that needed x-rays. He did not return and was replaced by James Starks.

Outlook: Thankfully, for Lacy owners, the x-rays came back negative. Now Lacy is day to day and is currently questionable for week 3. We should have a better idea of Lacy’s chances to play sooner rather than later. As for the RB position with Lacy out, Starks did an admirable job and could be a waiver grab if it comes out early that Lacy will be inactive for week 3.


Minor Issues:

1.    Carlos Hyde left the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a head injury but was able to return to the game.
2.    Kendall Wright left the game against the Cleveland Browns with a leg injury but was able to return to the game. His role was basically non
3.    Davante Adams left the game against the Seattle Seahawks with an ankle injury but was able to return to the game. His role was limited upon that return.
4.    Matthew Stafford suffered a chest injury that caused him to be checked out after the game. he is currently probable for week 3.
5.    Drew Brees apparently suffered a hard hit that is now being touted as the direct cause to Brees’ game results. His status is currently probable, at this time, for week 3. The latest, as of September 23rd, is that the injury is a bruise and that he could play in week 3.
6.    Tavon Austin  left the game early against the Washington Redskins but was able to return to the game. He was taken to the locker room to receive fluids.
7.    Vance McDonald left the game early against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a knee injury. Not much is known about the injury currently.

Injuries Along the Trench:

1.    Ereck Flowers (OL/Giants) left the game against the Atlanta Falcons early with an ankle injury.
2.    Branden Albert (OL/Dolphins) left the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars early with a hamstring injury.
3.    Jeff Adams (RT/Texans) left the game against the Carolina Panthers early with a leg injury. He returned to the sideline in an air cast.
4.    Chance Warmack (OG/Titans) left the game early against the Cleveland Browns due to a knee ligament strain.

The Defensive Wounded:

1.    Kiko Alonso (LB/Eagles) left the game against the Dallas Cowboys early due to a left knee injury. He is now a game time decision.
2.    Gerald McCoy (DE/Buccaneers) left the game against the New Orleans Saints early due to a shoulder injury. At this time, McCoy says that he is fine.
3.    Aaron Williams (SS/Bills) left the game against the New England Patriots early due to a head/neck injury. He was taken by ambulance to a local hospital and has since been released.
4.    LaMarr Woodley (LB/Cardinals) left the game early against the Chicago Bears due to a shoulder injury; he did not return.
5.    Mychal Kendricks (LB/Eagles) left the game against the Dallas Cowboys early after suffering a hamstring injury; he did not return.
6.    Josh Boyd (DE/Packers) left the game against the Seattle Seahawks early due to an ankle injury.
7.    Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (CB/Giants) left the game against the Atlanta Falcons early due to sustaining a concussion. He is currently in the concussion protocol and is questionable for week 3. 

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