Eight players landed on the Jacksonville Jaguars’ first Week 10 injury report, setting up a potentially wild week for the squad. What’s even crazier, Jessie Bates and Jordan Davis were also listed, not for injuries, but because they just rolled into Jacksonville after a trade. Talk about a whirlwind start to their time there, right? At least Davon Godchaux hit the practice field, which is a small win in this mix.
Who’s Really Out There Hurting?
Let’s get into the actual injury situation. Three big names were non-participants at practice, and that’s never what you want to see. Jakobi Meyers is battling an ankle issue, Bhayshul Tuten is dealing with an ankle and foot problem, and Travon Walker has ribs hurting him. Here’s the kicker though: all three of these guys actually played last week against Baltimore, even after being on that injury report. You gotta wonder what kind of grit these dudes are running on, or if they’re just pushing it to the limit.
More Banged-Up Battles and Limited Work
It doesn’t stop there. Antonio Johnson, Branson Combs, and Chris Rodriguez were also on the injury report this week, dealing with ankle, shoulder, and hand issues respectively. And guess what? Like Meyers, Tuten, and Walker, these three also suited up and played last week against Baltimore. It makes you think about the toll the season is already taking. On the offensive line, Ezra Cleveland, who’s got a knee and ankle thing going on, and Robert Hainsey, who’s in concussion protocol, were both limited in practice. That’s a lot of key guys not getting full reps, especially on the line, and that’s a tough pill to swallow for any team.
With so many players managing injuries or just getting settled, this Week 10 report is definitely something to keep an eye on. How these guys respond through the week, and who actually suits up come game time, will tell the real story of what kind of fight the Jaguars are bringing.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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