Nfl Injury Report Week 2 (2023)

FAQs

Who was injured in Week 2 of the NFL? ›

Running back Salvon Ahmed suffered a groin injury and did not return. New England Patriots defensive back Marcus Jones was ruled out due to a shoulder injury in Sunday's game. New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley suffered an apparent leg injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game versus the Cardinals.

Teams can be fined for fudging the truth, but it hasn't gone that far since 2012, according to one league source. The first question asked about an injured player usually is, "How long will he be out?" The answer usually is not clear.

Injuries must be identified with a reasonable degree of specificity in terms that are meaningful to coaches, other club officials, the media, and the public. For example, leg injuries must be specified as ankle, knee, thigh, or calf. Arm injuries must be identified as shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, or muscle.

An Injury Settlement is usually based on the amount of time that the team and player agree the player will be unable to play. So, for example, if the player is only expected to miss the first month of the season, the team and player will usually agree to a settlement of 4/17ths of the player's scheduled base salary.

In early December, the NFL issued a memo threatening to enforce harsh penalties for the faking of injuries, and it enforced that new rule just a few days later when it fined members of the Saints and Cincinnati Bengals.

NFL players who are on IR (injured reserve) will get paid, but how much money they ultimately receive is highly dependent on the details of their individual contracts. Players with fully guaranteed contracts will receive the full compensation they were promised in their contract.

All medical bills are to be paid by the club.

This protection applies if they suffer "football-related injuries." The CBA ensures that the franchise must pay players while they rehab for their injury and provide salary continuation for the year the injury happens.

DNP - Did not participate in practice. LP - Limited participation in practice. FP - Full participation.

What does OFS mean on injury report? ›

Basketball uses the IL and IL+ roster position: IL eligible designations - Injured (INJ) or Out For Season (OFS). IL+ eligible designations - Out (O) or Game Time Decision (GTD).

Week-to-week: “He's injured to the point where a return isn't on the immediate horizon.” Longer-term: “He's out for a while.

If someone is the claimant in, say, a car accident, an insurance company would have the claimant sign a waiver as part of their settlement offer. This means that although the insurance company is paying a settlement to the claimant, the claimant can no longer pursue legal action against the insurance company.

Waterboys in the NFL make an average of $3117 per game. The NFL does not regulate the pay and incentives to the ballboys, so it depends on the team. They make an average of $53000 annually, and a squad plays seventeen games per season. We estimate that they make a little over three thousand dollars every game.

The NFI list isn't like being on injured reserve or the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. Teams aren't obligated to pay a player's base salary if he sustains an injury/ailment outside the team's watch, though the player will remain under contract.

Below is a list of the big-name players who left the Week 2 slate of games. Barkley was injured on the Giants' game-winning drive against the Cardinals. He appeared to get his ankle rolled up on and reportedly has a sprain.

Gibbs is expected to get the majority of the work at running back against Atlanta as Montgomery will be out with thigh injury, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Sunday on NFL GameDay Morning.