NFL.com reported Mayfield will miss at least three weeks because of a throwing-thumb injury.
Plan for a multi-week absence and reassess Tampa Bay's passing-game expectations with Mayfield sidelined.
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NFL.com reported Mayfield will miss at least three weeks because of a throwing-thumb injury.
Plan for a multi-week absence and reassess Tampa Bay's passing-game expectations with Mayfield sidelined.
Pierce did not return after a left-heel injury, but Indianapolis reported negative X-rays. His practice status will determine whether he is available next week.
Monitor Indianapolis' first practice report rather than assuming the negative X-rays clear Pierce for next week.
Minnesota placed Mason on injured reserve after he suffered a thumb injury in Week 1. He will miss at least four games under NFL injured-reserve rules, removing a back who led the Vikings with 15 carries and 59 rushing yards in the opener.
Move Mason to an IR slot where available; Aaron Jones Sr. has the clearest path to a larger share of Minnesota's backfield work while the team replaces depth.
Cooper's MRI produced encouraging results after his Week 1 ankle sprain, but the Jets receiver remains week to week and could miss time. The report's hoped-for return window is within four weeks rather than a confirmed Week 2 availability.
Do not count on Cooper for Week 2 until the Jets provide practice participation or a game-status update.
Sampson did not return after a knee injury. No diagnosis or expected absence beyond this game has been reported.
Monitor Cleveland's postgame report before making waiver or lineup changes; the in-game ruling alone does not establish a multiweek absence.