Joe Burrow<\/strong> is officially listed as limited at practice due to back soreness but is expected to play in Week 2 against the Texans. Nico Collins<\/strong> also limited at practice with a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, Cooper Kupp<\/strong> appears on the injury report with a back ailment.<\/p>\n The Seahawks ruled out Sam Darnold<\/strong> for Sunday\u2019s game against the Cardinals due to a glute injury, but there are no plans to place him on injured reserve. Additionally, Jadeveon Clowney<\/strong> missed practice, and Nico Collins<\/strong> was limited during Wednesday’s training.<\/p>\n In other injury news, Alvin Kamara<\/strong> practiced fully and the Saints express confidence about his availability this weekend. Michael Penix<\/strong>, Tua Tagovailoa<\/strong>, and Jalen Carter<\/strong> are also reported on their respective injury lists, alongside D’Andre Swift<\/strong>, who faced limitations in practice.<\/p>\n The Vikings’ adjustments continue as they place running back Jordan Mason<\/strong> on injured reserve and sign DeeJay Dallas<\/strong> to their 53-man roster. In a notable move, the Seahawks are expecting rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane<\/strong> to play in Sunday night\u2019s game against the Colts.<\/p>\n Brian Schottenheimer<\/strong> commented on George Pickens<\/strong>‘ drops during Week 1, stating he has no concerns about the receiver’s performance. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams<\/strong> is preparing for a mental challenge against Brian Flores<\/strong> this weekend, indicating high expectations on both sides.<\/p>\n Ryan Fitzpatrick<\/strong> raised eyebrows by suggesting a winless season is a real possibility for the Dolphins. In response to off-field issues, Kyrie Irving<\/strong> has offered to pay Azeez Al-Shaair<\/strong>‘s fine for having the name of a Palestinian girl on his eye-black during a game, highlighting the ongoing intersection of sports and social issues.<\/p>\n As for entertainment, Burna Boy<\/strong> is slated to headline the halftime show at the Steelers-Saints game during the 2026 NFL Paris Game on October 25, further emphasizing the league’s global outreach.<\/p>\n In anticipation of Thursday Night Football, the matchup between the Lions and Bills has generated excitement, with both teams preparing critical strategies for the prime-time reveal. The contest is expected to showcase multiple key players making their impacts known on the field.<\/p>\nTransaction News<\/h2>\n
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