Several key starters are trending toward availability as the NFL’s Week 2 Sunday slate approaches, while Denver running back RJ Harvey appears headed toward an absence against Jacksonville.
Atlanta expects to have guard Chris Lindstrom back against Carolina after he cleared concussion protocol. Cornerback A.J. Terrell, listed as questionable with a shoulder injury, is also expected to be available.
Quick facts
- Chris Lindstrom has cleared concussion protocol and is expected to face Carolina.
- A.J. Terrell is expected to play despite a shoulder issue.
- Trey Hendrickson will play New Orleans with a cast protecting a broken finger.
- RJ Harvey is unlikely to suit up against Jacksonville because of a hamstring injury.
- Chris Jones is expected to play Sunday night against Indianapolis.
- Ladd McConkey is working toward playing against the Raiders.
- Chris Olave and Chase Young are expected to be available for New Orleans against Baltimore.
- Kaelon Black is expected to play Miami despite a groin injury.
Cincinnati defensive end Trey Hendrickson is set to take the field against New Orleans. Hendrickson, who is questionable with a broken finger, will wear a cast on his hand.
Harvey is unlikely to play in Denver’s matchup with Jacksonville after being listed as questionable with a hamstring injury. His expected absence would leave the Broncos without one of their running back options for the Week 2 contest.
Kansas City defensive tackle Chris Jones is expected to be ready for Sunday night’s game against Indianapolis. Jones entered the weekend with a calf injury and a questionable designation.
Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey remains questionable with a rib injury, but there is optimism he can play against Las Vegas. His availability depends on avoiding any setback before kickoff.
New Orleans is expected to have wide receiver Chris Olave and defensive end Chase Young for its game against Baltimore. Olave is dealing with a hamstring injury, while Young is listed with a calf issue.
Running back Kaelon Black is expected to play against Miami despite a groin injury.
