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    Bowles: Jacob Parrish has back sprain

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    Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles said CB Jacob Parrish (back) has a back sprain.

    X-Rays and MRIs were negative. It sounds like Parrish will be week-to-week going forward assuming he is not placed on IR at some point this week. From an outsider’s perspective, “back sprain” isn’t something you really love to hear.
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    Trent Williams (shoulder) is questionable to play in Week 10 against the Cowboys.

    Williams evidently injured his shoulder during the 49ers’ practice on Thursday, as did LB Dre Greenlaw (knee). 49ers OT Vederian Lowe would be Williams’ replacement if he cannot play. 49ers starting perimeter CBs Renardo Green (back) and Deommodore Lenoir (foot), and slot DB Upton Stout (shoulder) are also questionable.
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    49ers ruled out Mike Evans (Achilles) for Week 10 against the Cowboys.

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    Colby Parkinson (ribs) is not on the Rams’ final injury report for Week 10 against the Cardinals.

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    Charles Cross (ankle) won’t play in Seattle’s Week 10 game against the Raiders.

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