Chiefs inactives
The Chiefs didn't have any injury designations ahead of Sunday Night Football.
NFL Week 3 is here, and all 32 NFL teams are dealing with injuries. Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love will not make his return to the field this week after warming up on Sunday. The San Francisco 49ers will be without several stars against the Minnesota Vikings, including running back Christian McCaffrey, wide receiver Deebo Samuel and tight end George Kittle.
Justin Herbert (high ankle sprain) warmed up and is going to give it a go for the Chargers in Pittsburgh. Brian Burns (groin) is active for the New York Giants. Steelers QB Russell Wilson was inactive for the third straight week, so Justin Fields will be under center for Pittsburgh again Sunday.
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The Chiefs didn't have any injury designations ahead of Sunday Night Football.
The Falcons didn't have any injury designations on their report this week.
Wide receiver Jalen Brooks (ankle) and defensive tackle Mazi Smith (back) were questionable, but are ready to go for this week. Tight end John Stephens Jr. (hamstring) is out.
The Rams are another team with crucial injuries early this season. Puka Nacua is on IR, wide receiver Cooper Kupp (ankle) and tight end Davis Allen (back) are out, so L.A.'s offense will be without some key players.
Jimmy Garoppolo served his two-game suspension and is the backup this week.
The 49ers are dealing with many significant injuries. Christian McCaffrey was placed on IR so he will once again be out. Two of their other offensive stars, wide receiver Deebo Samuel (calf) and tight end George Kittle (hamstring) are also out.
The good news for the Niners is they will have cornerback Charvarius Ward (hamstring/knee) and defensive end DE Nick Bosa (rib) available against the Rams.
Guard Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu (personal) was ruled out. Wide receiver Deonte Harty (calf), linebacker David Ojabo (quad) and cornerback Nate Wiggins (neck/concussion) are all active after they were listed as questionable.
Right tackle Kelvin Beachum (hamstring) didn't practice Friday and is inactive. Wide Greg Dortch (hamstring) and defensive lineman Dante Stills (shoulder) are both active this week.
Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown not given an injury designation and was a full participant all week as he deals with a quadricep injury. Cornerback Ennis Rakestraw (hamstring) and safety Ifeatu Melifonwu (ankle) were ruled out ahead of Sunday.
Head coach Antonio Pierce said this week that he expected Maxx Crosby to play and he will, after the defensive end was limited in practice with an ankle injury. Defensive end Tyree Wilson (knee) and defensive tackle Christian Wilkins (knee) were questionable and are also good to go on Sunday.
Linebacker Divine Deablo (oblique/concussion) was already ruled out. Cornerback Decamerion Richardson, who missed the first two games of the season with a hamstring injury, will once again be sidelined.
Nose tackle Shy Tuttle (foot) was doubtful and is out. Defensive end A'Shawn Robinson (knee), cornerback Lonnie Johnson (thigh) and safety Nick Scott (neck) were all questionable and are all active this week.
Linebacker Uchenna Nwosu (knee) and tackle George Fant (knee) were both ruled out ahead of Sunday's game. Linebacker Jerome Baker (hamstring) and running back Kenneth Walker III (oblique) were listed as doubtful and are both out.
Tua Tagovailoa remains in concussion protocol and on IR, so it will be Skylar Thompson starting for Miami.
Wide receiver Mike Grant DuBose (shoulder) was ruled out ahead of Sunday. Running back Raheem Mostert (chest) and wide receiver Malik Washington (quadricep) were doubtful and are both out.
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The Chargers are activating 3 QBs today and Herbert will get the start.
CJGJ told reporters in the Eagles locker room Friday he'll "see ya Sunday." We'll see if he gives it a go. The Eagles don't seem too concerned.
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Jordan Love warming up
Good news for the Cowboys offense.