Daniel Jones is reportedly dealing with a fractured fibula, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
After showing up on the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 12 injury report with a fibula injury, Rapoport reports that this “is not an injury [Jones] is concerned about.”
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The Colts quarterback played through it last week during a 23-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, throwing for 181 yards and two touchdowns. He also picked up 16 rushing yards on three attempts.
On Wednesday’s injury report, Jones was a listed as a limited participant as the Colts prepare to face the Houston Texans on Sunday. He was a full participant during Thursday’s practice.
Jones told reporters that he wasn’t sure when he suffered the injury and that it was “something that kind of was hanging over, and realized it last week. Just been trying to get treatment and make sure I’m in the best spot I can be.”
While there’s concern for the leg, Jones said he will play this week.
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“I’m all good. I’ll be ready to go on Sunday. Obviously, I was out there last week. I’m good to go.”
Moving on to Jones’ old team in New York, Jaxson Dart is closer to returning for the Giants as the rookie quarterback was a full participant in Wednesday’s practice.
Dart has missed the Giants’ past two games while in concussion protocol. He was injured in Week 10 against the Chicago Bears. Jameis Winston has started in a pair of seven-point losses in Dart’s absence.
Both quarterbacks took first-team reps as the team continues to prepare for Monday night’s visit to the New England Patriots.
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Dart will need to be cleared by an Independent Neurological Consultant before being given the green light to play this week.
“He saw the doctors that he needed to see last week, and he’ll see the doctors that he needs to see this week,” said Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka. “I’d lean on the professional opinions of the doctors and where they’re at. But if he’s ready to play, just like any player, then we have a plan for him, then we’ll put him in.”
Other notable Week 13 injuries:
The Patriots will be without rookie left tackle Will Campbell, who will miss the next four games after being placed on injured reserve. Campbell injured his knee during New England’s Week 12 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. The team does not believe the injury is season-ending, which would be a sigh of relief for quarterback Drake Maye.
As Baker Mayfield works his way back from a shoulder sprain, both he and Teddy Bridgewater will see reps in practice this week. Bridgewater, according to head coach Todd Bowles, will get the majority of the first-team work as the team waits to see how Mayfield feels by the weekend. Mayfield left Sunday’s 34-7 loss to the Los Angeles Rams with a left shoulder injury and did not return. He was a non-participant in Tuesday’s practice. “It’s pain tolerance and management at that point,” Mayfield said about making a decision to play. [We will] see how it goes through the week and go from there. [I] understand that we have Teddy. I have been in this spot before, hurting the non-throwing shoulder. If it’s going to hinder how I play, then [I] probably won’t go, but [I] won’t know that until later in the week getting practice reps and see how that goes.”
J.J. McCarthy remains in concussion protocol, meaning the Minnesota Vikings may have to turn to rookie quarterback Max Brosmer against Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks. McCarthy reported concussion symptoms on the flight back following the team’s 23-6 loss to the Packers in Week 12.
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Here’s the rest of the Week 13 injury report:
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
TE Noah Gray (concussion): OUT
CB Christian Roland-Wallace (back): OUT
G Trey Smith (ankle): OUT
DALLAS COWBOYS
T Tyler Guyton (ankle): OUT
CB Carson Caelen (hamstring): questionable
CINCINNATI BENGALS
RB Tahj Brooks (concussion): OUT
WR Jermaine Burton (ankle): OUT
DE Trey Hendrickson (hip, pelvis): OUT
WR Tee Higgins (concussion): OUT
DE Cameron Sample (oblique): questionable
BALTIMORE RAVENS
DT Taven Bryant (knee): OUT
RB Justice Hill (neck): OUT
CHICAGO BEARS
OL Luke Newman (foot): OUT
DL Dominique Robinson (concussion): OUT
LB T.J. Edwards (hand, hamstring): OUT
LB Ruben Hyppolite II (shoulder): OUT
LB Noah Sewell (elbow): OUT
DB Tyrique Stevenson (hip): OUT
DB Kyler Gordon (calf): questionable
DB Jaylon Johnson (groin): questionable
PHILADELPHIA EAGLESLOS ANGELES RAMSCAROLINA PANTHERSARIZONA CARDINALSTAMPA BAY BUCCANEERSATLANTA FALCONS
WR Drake London (knee): doubtful
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Colts quarterback Daniel Jones has reportedly been dealing with a fractured fibula — though he reportedly plans to keep playing through it. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that it’s “not an injury he’s concerned about.”
Jones has surged this season to lead Indianapolis to a 8-3 record, and is choosing to power through going forward.
“I’m all good. I’ll be ready to go on Sunday,” said Jones, who was a full participant in Thursday’s practice. “Obviously, I was out there last week. I’m good to go.”
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The Bears will get a boost on the defensive side for their Black Friday matchup against the Eagles.
Gordon has not played since Oct. 19, while Johnson will be suiting up for the first time since Week 2.
The NFC North-leading Bears head into Week 12 with an 8-3 record.
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Andy Backstrom
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is officially back and activated off the injured reserve list. Burrow has been out since Week 2 with turf toe injury. The Bengals have managed just one win in Burrow’s absence. He is expected to start the Bengals’ Thanksgiving matchup against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.
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The Baltimore Ravens will have quarterback Lamar Jackson, safety Kyle Hamilton and wide receiver Rashod Bateman on the field Thursday night against the Cincinnati Bengals.
They don’t have game statuses for the Thanksgiving showdown after showing up on the injury report earlier this week.
Bateman was limited Monday and Tuesday with an ankle injury, except he practiced in full Wednesday.
Hamilton, nursing an ankle injury as well, didn’t practice Monday. He was limited Tuesday, but he was a full participant Wednesday.
Jackson picked up a toe injury during last week’s win over the New York Jets, adding another ailment to a season in which he’s also battled hamstring, knee and ankle issues. He didn’t participate in Monday’s practice, however, he practiced in full Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs will return to the field Thursday against the Detroit Lions for a classic Thanksgiving showdown.
Jacobs suffered a knee injury in Week 11 against the New York Giants. He was sidelined last week during a win over the Minnesota Vikings.
But now he’ll be back for a pivotal NFC North matchup in Detroit. Despite being limited all week in practice, Jacobs doesn’t have a game status listed, meaning he’s ready to go.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield was a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice due to his sprained AC joint. Meanwhile, running back Bucky Irving was listed as a full participant in practice.