Micah Parsons opens his 21-day practice window with the Packers after tearing his ACL and meniscus. Coach Matt LaFleur said Parsons will start as a limited participant in individual drills, ramping up toward full participation in a couple of weeks, with a target return for Thanksgiving against the Rams. "He put a lot of effort and work into this. Having him out there will be a big boost for our team," LaFleur said.
The Saints expect rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson to return to practice after hamstring issues delayed his NFL debut.
The Rams lost cornerback Jaylen Watson for the season. Watson needs shoulder surgery after dislocating the shoulder earlier in the year and reaggravating it last week against the Chargers. Coach Sean McVay said Watson wanted to play through it, but surgery was recommended. "That's a big blow. He's been such a stud for us," McVay said.
The Ravens' injury situation worsened. Lamar Jackson suffered a thumb injury on the first play of his return last week and was ruled out. Backup Tyler Huntley suffered a turf toe injury that will sideline him for the rest of the season. Third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano will make his first NFL start.
Running back Bhayshul Tuten is questionable after an ankle injury. Defensive end Travon Walker is also questionable with a rib injury.
Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson is in concussion protocol and did not practice. Running back Breece Hall is trending toward a return after missing multiple games and was limited Wednesday along with edge rushers David Bailey and Joseph Ossai and tight end Mason Taylor.
Lions safety Kerby Joseph will be out with a knee injury. Linebacker Jack Campbell remains in the hospital after suffering a scary injury last week.
The Commanders placed running back Jeremy McNichols, defensive tackles Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw on injured reserve.
Offensive tackle Broderick Jones and edge rusher Von