The second half of the regular 2022 NFL season kicked off Thursday night when it started leopards We were able bodice The hawks At home, we now have a full list of Sunday deck games for Week 10. This includes an international relationship between Seahawks And the pirate for history books. For the first time ever, a regular season match will be played in Munich. Of course, the appointment will be shown early Sunday morning, as will the rest of the list.

As every week, a new batch of games comes with a new set of infections that we need to keep track of. This week in particular, several quarterbacks have their poses in the air, so all eyes will be on them. As the teams wrap up their training week, they have released their final injury reports and posted match statuses for Week 10. Below, you’ll be able to find each of these reports and a breakdown of some of the biggest injuries.

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Seahawks at Buccaneers (-2.5), in Munich

Seattle is in good health as it enters these international matches. Goodwin is officially listed as Doubtful, but he was able to rehearse fully on Friday, which is an encouraging sign of his availability. Meanwhile, Gelaspia was the only other player included in the final injury report and was left out after not training all week.

Pratt is the only player included in the Bucs’ final injury report to have made the trip to Germany. He’s been a full participant all week, so it looks like he has a good chance of playing. Although questionable all week, Mike Evans (ribs and ankle) doesn’t hold a rating. It should also be noted that the safety of Antoine Winfield Jr. has removed the concussion protocol and will play.

The Vikings have received a minor injury report all season, but Tomlinson’s exit again is the first major player to miss a game in weeks. Starting position Garrett Bradbury (Ankle) was a full participant on Friday after being limited on Thursday. He was not given an injury classification.

After missing the first two practice sessions of the week, Allen returned to the field Friday in limited capacity and was officially listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against Minnesota. Sean McDermott told reporters earlier on Friday that Allen’s situation is really “hour to hour” so it appears to be a real game-time decision.

The promising news for Detroit is that running back D’Andre Swift not only doesn’t have an injury rating for this game, but he was able to train fully for the first time in weeks on Friday. Meanwhile, Reynolds hasn’t been able to make it onto the court at all this week, so it’s no surprise to see him already ruled out.

Jenkins’ restriction to Friday training is something to watch for the Bears. He was the team’s best offensive man of the year, a force in the running game. If he can’t go, Michael Schofield is set to start. Feldur wouldn’t cause the bears any problems defending the nickel, especially if Johnson couldn’t play. Johnson is arguably the best player on the team.

• Bronco: TE Andrew Beck (hamstrings), OLB Baron Browning (hamstrings), WR KJ Hamler (hamstrings) out; T Cameron Fleming (quadruple), S Justin Simmons (knee), CB Darius Phillips (disease), LP Nick Bonito (disease), WR Kendall Hinton (disease)
• titans: LB Zach Cunningham (elbow), OLB Bud Dupree (hip), S Amani Hooker (shoulder), DE Jeffery Simmons (ankle), DB Josh Thompson (knee) out; CB Christian Fulton (hamstring), DT Kevin Strong (ankle), QB Ryan Tanehill (ankle) in question

Humler and Beck both suffered hamstring injuries in training with the Broncos this week, which coach Nathaniel Hackett will assess after his farewell week. Jonathon Cooper and Jacob Martin were the only outside quarterbacks on the Broncos’ roster who were able to train on Friday, which could leave Denver weak in the center if Bonito can’t go this week.

The Titans have four defensive rookies, but the main spot in Sunday’s game is Tannehill. The quarterback was limited in practice on Friday. Head coach Mike Frabel has not committed to Tanehill, but said the midfielder is “making progress”. If Tannehill misses his third game in a row, Malik Willis will start.

• Jaguar: S Rayshawn Jenkins (Concussion) Doubtful
• heads: WR Mikol Hardman (abdomen) out; RP Gerrick McKinnon (shoulder, knee, hamstring) is questionable

Jacksonville remains one of the healthiest teams in the NFL. Jenkins is the only one with a rating entering Week 10 and was limited in practice on Friday. Tight end Evan Engram is listed on the injury report with a back injury, but he has trained fully and is good to go on Sunday.

Hardman hasn’t trained at all this week due to an abdominal injury and will be in Kansas City’s Week 10 game against the Jaggs. Meanwhile, McKinnon was demoted to a limited participant during Friday’s training after being a full participant the previous two days. The pass feature deals with a bunch of injuries and is now officially suspect.

A farewell week wasn’t enough for the Browns to get Ngoku healthy and ready for this match against Miami. This is the second match that Njoku has missed due to an ankle injury he sustained against crows In the seventh week. With him sidelined, Harrison Bryant and Pharaoh Brown would be the club’s best faltering ends. Meanwhile, Owusu-Kuramoah will miss his second game in a row.

Armstead sat in practice on Friday and was listed as questionable, but that was a natural in this year’s injury report. She hasn’t usually trained more than once a week this year and she’s dealing with a toe injury, but she’s played eight games. Jackson may also be in line to play his first game since week one, but he was limited on Friday.

Houston might regain its two best wide receivers in week 10. Both Cooks and Collins were able to practice on a limited basis this week and are officially listed as suspect. Reeves-Maybin was also promoted to a full participant on Friday, which bodes well for his playing prospects.

Golladay has not played since Week 4 but is expected to be available on Sunday against Houston. Guldai, largely disappointed since arriving in New York, has been limited all week and is officially listed as questionable. Flott and Ximines were also tied up all week. As for Neal, this is the second game in a row he has missed due to a knee injury.

None of the players who were left out have ever trained this week, including Lattimore. As New Orleans continues to deal with a host of injuries, they’ve got an encouraging sign from Jarvis Landry. The veteran wide receiver doesn’t have an injury label and is in line to play on Sunday.

Jackson and Witherspoon did not train all week, and have since been left out for Week 10. Dotson appeared on Friday’s injury report as a limited participant with an abdominal injury and is now listed as suspect. Meanwhile, the accelerator TJ Watt passed to reporters that You expect to play on Sunday It is not expected to be on any kind of sudden count.

The Colts’ main development is Jonathan Taylor (ankle), who was a full participant in Friday’s training and was not given an injury rating. Jackson will be out, so Zack Moss, and possibly Jordan Wilkins, will spell Taylor against the Raiders. Kylen Granson will be the only tight party if Alie-Cox — who was limited on Friday — can’t go. Paye hasn’t trained all week, so his decision will be playtime.

The Raiders have only Berryman on the injury report, and he was limited to Friday’s training. Las Vegas will be without Darren Waller (hamstring) and Hunter Renfrew (slashes), as both players were put on injury/reserve Thursday.

Elliott may be questionable for the Cowboys, but he’s expected to play based on the praise of Jerry Jones and Mike McCarthy. Dalton Schultz (knee), Micah Parsons (shoulder) and Michael Gallup (chest) are also out of play this week.

The Packers have three rookies at Doubs, Campbell and Stokes, but they have other rookies whose hits haven’t been determined. Allen Lazard (shoulder) and Sammy Watkins (knee) are widely available, Aaron Jones (ankle) will be played, John Runyan (knee) and Elgton Jenkins (knee) will be played. Bakhtiari was restricted on Friday, so his status will be monitored on Sunday.

• basics: J-Max Garcia (shoulder), Rodney Hudson (knee) out; CB Byron Murphy (back), QB Keeler Murray (hamstring), LP Dennis Jardec (ankle), TDJ Humphreys (back), CB Christian Mathew (hamstring), WR Greg Dorch (thigh)
• rams: RB Malcolm Brown (hamstring), LB Travin Howard (hip) OUT; NT Greg Gaines (elbow), G Alaric Jackson (knee) DOUBTFUL; C Brian Allen (knee), CB Robert Rochelle (illness), QB Matthew Stafford (concussion)

The Cardinal has a large injury list, starting with Murray – who is a match-time decision. Murray has been limited the past two days with a hamstring injury last week. Murray’s mobility is limited, but he can stay in the pocket and play – per coach Cliff Kingsbury. The Cardinals will also be monitoring the condition of Murphy, who has not trained all week but is still listed as questionable.

Stafford is the player who must keep an eye on the rams, as he will have to clear the concussion protocol in order to play. If not, John Wolford would start in Los Angeles. Los Angeles is getting some reinforcements with its right guard Coleman Shelton and linebacker Keren Williams both active in Sunday’s game.

Allen is still “week to week” with his injury, and hasn’t played since week seven – when he scored just 22 shots (he played 45 all year). Williams is still out with an ankle injury, and has missed his third game in a row. He has not been placed in the injured reserve, so this will be something to watch for in Week 11. Joey Bossa has not been activated from the injured reserve, but there is some hope that he will be available on Sunday. DeAndre Carter and Josh Palmer are the top two picks in this week’s wide receiver. If the Pipkins can’t go, both of the initial interventions (Rashawn Slater and Pipkins) will be out of Los Angeles.

Nick Bosa is the only player expected to play in the 49ers’ defense. Javon Kinlaw may be activated by next week, and Ebukam is skeptical about Sunday’s game. Drake Jackson could see more shots, per head coach Kyle Shanahan. Debo Samuel was not on the injury report.

• leaders: Unavailable
• the Eagles: Unavailable

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