2017-18 Player Info Thread

[New York Knight]

Isaiah Crowell said he talked to coach Hue Jackson about getting him more carries.

Crowell has opened the season against a pair of tough run defenses in the Steelers and Ravens and has managed just 70 rushing yards on 27 carries (2.59 YPC) along with 33 yards on two catches. Jackson wants to get him the ball more, but we've heard him say this before. The good news is the schedule softens a bit with the Colts, Bengals, and Jets on deck for the Browns, even though the Colts are second in the league in run defense after two weeks.

[New York Knight]

Dolphins coach Adam Gase said Jay Ajayi's knee injury is not serious.

Also said Jarvis Landry's knee injury is not serious.

[New York Knight]

Packers OLB Nick Perry will undergo surgery on his injured hand.

The injury is only expected to sideline him a couple weeks, but it is another injury blow for a Packers defense which also could be without Mike Daniels (hip) this week. Ahmad Brooks should see more snaps with Perry out.

[New York Knight]

Tyler Eifert (knee, back) did not practice Thursday.

After also missing Wednesday's session, it seems unlikely Eifert is ready to go this week

[New York Knight]

Odell Beckham Jr. (ankle) confirms he didn't suffer any setbacks, expects to play "a lot more" Week 3.

[New York Knight]

Randall Cobb (chest) is listed as doubtful for Week 3 against the Bengals.

This should move Jordy Nelson into the slot with Geronimo Allison and Davante Adams as the Packers' outside receivers versus Cincinnati. Nelson missed essentially all of the last game, but he practiced all week and called his Week 2 knee/quad injury a "charley horse."

[New York Knight]

Evan Engram is no longer listed on the Giants' Week 3 injury report.

He was originally listed as questionable, but apparently passed his final test in the concussion protocol.

[New York Knight]

Colts RCB Vontae Davis (groin) is listed as doubtful for Week 3.

Davis was able to get in some practice reps this week and looks on track to return in Week 4 barring setbacks.

[New York Knight]

Amari Cooper is no longer listed on the Raiders' Week 3 injury report.

Cooper was limited in Wednesday and Thursday's practices with some sort of knee ailment, which was the case in Weeks 1 and 2, as well. Just as he was in Weeks 1 and 2, Cooper will be all systems go for Week 3 against Washington.

[New York Knight]

According to ESPN Titans reporter Cameron Wolfe, Derrick Henry is expected to get a "significant workload" regardless of whether or not DeMarco Murray (questionable, hamstring) plays against the Seahawks in Week 3.

[New York Knight]

Jordan Howard is no longer on the Bears' Week 3 injury report.

Howard was "limited" in early-week practices, but he returned for a full session on Friday and should start against the Steelers

[New York Knight]

According to ESPN Patriots reporter Mike Reiss, Rob Gronkowski (groin) is "good to go" for Week 3 against the Texans.

[New York Knight]

Jordan Reed (chest, shoulder, toe) is questionable for Week 3 against the Raiders.

Reed considers himself a "game-time decision" after putting in two limited practices this week. He's dealing with a variety of injuries including a broken toe that's hampered him since training camp.

[New York Knight]

Kelvin Benjamin (knee, ribs) wasn't listed on the Panthers' final injury report for Week 3 against the Saints.

Benjamin was absent for Wednesday's practice but returned to full sessions on Thursday and Friday. He has an enticing matchup against New Orleans this week and should lead the team in targets with Greg Olsen (foot) on the shelf.

[New York Knight]

DeVante Parker (ankle) returned to Dolphins practice on Friday, getting in a full session.

Parker sat out Thursday's session, but beat reporters all along insisted he was in no danger of missing Week 3