Green Bay Packers LT David Bakhtiari (knee) off PUP, easing back into practiceĭavid Bakhtiari is off the Packers' PUP list after recovering from a torn ACL suffered in 2020. Jackson himself has set a deadline for long-term talks Lamar Jackson contract talks: Ravens have offered more than Kyler Murray deal, per report. Browns score: Olympic hurdler Devon Allen snags first touchdown to lead Philly over Cleveland - Īllen scored on a 55-yard touchdown to give the Eagles the victory The star wide receiver is back on the sidelines yet againĮagles vs.
Saints' Michael Thomas misses practice with hamstring injury after sitting out second straight preseason game. Peter Carroll: No timetable for Kenneth Walker III's return - ProFootballTalk Brady has been away from the team to tend to "personal things" since Aug. Tom Brady is expected to return to the Bucs early this week, according to coach Todd Bowles. QB Tom Brady to return to Tampa Bay Buccaneers early this week Saints QB Jameis Winston (foot) returned to 7-on-7 drills Sunday during practice. New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston (foot) returns to 7-on-7 drills at practice Watt did not play in Sunday night's preseason game against the Ravens and will also miss Arizona's trip to Tennessee after testing positive for COVID-19. Watt out for preseason game, trip to Tennessee after testing positive for COVID-19Ĭardinals defensive lineman J.J. Keeping tabs on preseason injuries around the leagueĪrizona Cardinals' J.J. NFL 2022 preseason injuries tracker: Tyquan Thornton set to miss 8 weeks Matt Corral likely done for season. Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock returned to practice Sunday after his bout with COVID-19 and will play "a lot" in the team's preseason finale Friday against the Cowboys, coach Pete Carroll said.Īqib Talib steps aside from his job with Amazon - ProFootballTalk Seattle Seahawks QB Drew Lock back at practice after exiting COVID isolation, set to play 'a lot' in preseason finale Pete Carroll: No specific date for picking between Geno Smith and Drew Lock - ProFootballTalk They may be your next favorite practice squad player in the making. Until then, enjoy the ride of those few players who might just slip up and impress somebody against the Vikings. We just have to make it through one more awful preseason game before the Broncos take the field. No need start questioning everything from coach Hackett’s demeanor to the new ownership group.
Don’t let one terrible preseason game trick you into thinking the sky is falling. We endured enough of that last year, plenty of missed tackles and missed opportunities.
It’s been a long time since Super Bowl 50 and Broncos fans don’t have much patience for the kind of football we saw on Saturday.
Who cares? By this time next week, the preseason will be over and it won’t matter to any of the starters who sat out on Sunday. The Broncos played that game with both arms and legs tied in knots behind their backs and it was reflected in the final score. It’s natural to want your team to appear at least competitive enough to justify watching. I was depressed over the showing on Saturday, too. Let’s all take a collective sigh of relief that Russell Wilson will line up under center in just a few weeks and not Josh Johnson or Brett Rypien. Neither Randy Gregory, Bradley Chubb, nor Patrick Surtain II played. You can’t judge the receivers without Jerry Jeudy, Courland Sutton, and KJ Hamler. You can’t judge the running-game without Javonte Williams or Melvin Gordon. On Saturday, it became painfully obvious that fans are just going to have to wait until the regular season to see just who these 2022 Denver Broncos really are. Okay, we all know it was ugly, but what if I told you most of those Broncos playing on Saturday against the Buffalo Bills don’t have a prayer of making the team? Granted, their performance did very few of them any favors along that front, but it’s important to not lose sight of the fact that while they wore orange and blue, they were anything but.
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