The Jaguars will be without their leader in receptions against the Colts in Sunday’s battle for the top of the AFC South.
Wide receiver Parker Washington is inactive for the game. Washington, who leads the team with 36 catches this season, was listed as questionable to play with a hip injury.
There’s better news for Jacksonville on the other side of the ball. Defensive linemen Arik Armstead (hand) and Travon Walker (back) are both active after joining Washington with questionable tags.
Colts at Jaguars
Colts: CB Sauce Gardner, RB DJ Giddens, DE Tyquan Lewis, S Reuben Lowery, TE Will Mallory, S George Odum, T Luke Tenuta
Jaguars: WR Parker Washington, S Andrew Wingard, LB Yasir Abdullah, OL Walker Little, TE Johnny Mundt, DL Emmanuel Ogbah, DL Austin Johnson.
Dolphins at Jets
Dolphins: QB Quinn Evers, WR Tahj Washington, T Kendall Lamm, DT Matthew Butler, LB Andre Carter, CB A.J. Green
Jets: QB Justin Fields, WR Tyler Johnson, S Tony Adams, CB Ja’Sir Taylor, EDGE Braiden McGregor, DT Mazi Smith, TE Jelani Woods
Steelers at Ravens
Steelers: WR Roman Wilson, DT Derrick Harmon, S Kyle Dugger, T Calvin Anderson, DT Brodric Martin, WR Ke’Shawn Williams, QB Will Howard
Ravens: WR Devontez Walker, DT Aeneas Peebles, G Ben Cleveland, T Joseph Noteboom, QB Cooper Rush
Saints at Buccaneers
Saints: S Justin Reid, CB Rejzohn Wright, RB Alvin Kamara, T Taliese Fuaga, TE Zaire Mitchell-Paden, DT John Ridgeway, DT Khristian Boyd
Buccaneers: QB Connor Bazelak, G Elijah Klein, S Kaevon Merriweather, CB Benjamin Morrison, DL Elijah Simmons, T Tristan Wirfs
Titans at Browns
Titans: CB Jalyn Armour-Davis, S Jerrick Reed, OL Drew Moss, C Lloyd Cushenberry, DT Shy Tuttle
Browns: G Wyatt Teller, DT Adin Huntington, T Jack Conklin, TE Brenden Bates, RB Raheim Sanders, WR Jamari Thrash
Commanders at Vikings
Commanders: QB Josh Johnson, LB Ale Kaho, T Trent Scott, DE Jalyn Holmes, T George Fant, DE Drake Jackson
Vikings: QB John Wolford, S Theo Jackson, DL Levi Drake Rodriguez, G Joe Huber, T Walter Rouse, TE Ben Yurosek, DL Elijah Williams
Seahawks at Falcons
Seahawks: QB Jalen Milroe, CB Shaquill Griffin, RB Cam Akers, LB Jared Ivey, LB Connor O’Toole, OL Mason Richman
Falcons: WR Drake London, CB Cobee Bryant, RB Nathan Carter, DL Brandon Dorlus, OL Michael Jerrell, WR Casey Washington
Bengals at Bills
Bengals: QB Jake Browning, WR Jermaine Burton, TE Cam Grandy, DE Trey Hendrickson, DT Jordan Jefferson
Bills: T Spencer Brown, WR Josh Palmer, LB Terrel Bernard, DE Joey Bosa, DB Darnell Savage, DT Phidarian Mathis, OL Chase Lundt
Falcons receiver Drake London may be getting closer to a return, but he will not be on the field this weekend for Sunday’s matchup with the Seahawks.
London has been ruled out for Week 14 as he continues to recover from a knee injury.
Earlier this week, Atlanta head coach Raheem Morris characterized London as day-to-day, noting that he had a chance to be back for Sunday. But London was not able to practice on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday.
In his fourth season out of USC, London has tallied 60 catches for 810 yards with six touchdowns so far in 2025.
Additionally on the injury report, safety DeMarcco Hellams (hamstring) and defensive lineman Brandon Dorris (groin) have been ruled out.
Defensive lineman David Onyemata (foot) and guard Chris Lindstrom (foot) are questionable. Edge rusher James Pearce Jr. was added to the injury report with a back issue and he is also questionable.
Falcons receiver Drake London may get on the practice field this week, but it will not be on Wednesday.
Head coach Raheem Morris told reporters in his press conference that London will not participate in the day’s session. London is still considered day-to-day, with his work coming on the side to start the practice week.
“When he’s ready to go, we’ll put him out there,” Morris said, via D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
London has been sidelined for the last two weeks with a knee injury.
In his fourth season, London has caught 60 passes for 810 yards with six touchdowns so far in 2025.
Atlanta’s full Wednesday injury report will be released later in the day.
The Falcons may get a boost to their offense for their Week 14 matchup against the Seahawks.
Atlanta head coach Raheem Morris told reporters on Monday that Drake London’s status is moving more toward day-to-day after the receiver has missed the last two weeks with a knee injury.
Morris added that London “certainly has a chance” to play on Sunday.
“We’ll need to see him move around a little bit this week,” Morris said, via Will McFadden of the team’s website.
In his fourth season, London has caught 60 passes for 810 yards with six touchdowns so far in 2025. He’s started nine games this season, registering at least 100 yards in each of his last three contests.
It looked like the Jets and Falcons might need more than 60 minutes to settle their game at MetLife Stadium, but fortune wound up favoring the home team.
Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor ran for a touchdown that tied the game 24-24 with 1:53 left to play in the fourth quarter. Both teams got the ball twice more, but the Falcons were forced to punt on both of their possessions. The Jets punted on their first and then got the ball back on their own 43-yard line with 35 seconds left to play.
Taylor ran for 14 yards and connected with wide receiver Adonai Mitchell twice for 15 yards to get the ball inside the Atlanta 35-yard line. The Jets called their final timeout after Mitchell’s second catch, but a false start knocked the Jets back five yards and set up a 56-yard Nick Folk field goal try on the final play of regulation.
Folk’s kick just cleared the upright and the Jets got to celebrate a 27-24 win. It’s the third win of the year for the Jets and their first since opting to make Taylor their starting quarterback. The win also snapped a 10-game streak that saw the Jets lose after scoring the first points of a game.
Taylor was 19-of-33 for 172 yards and he also ran eight times for 44 yards. The biggest passing play was a 52-yard touchdown strike to Adonai Mitchell, who finished the day with eight catches for 102 yards. The touchdown was the 2024 second-round pick’s first as an NFL player.
The Falcons wasted a big game for running back Bijan Robinson. He ran 23 times for 142 yards and caught five passes for 51 yards. He scored one of the team’s touchdowns and Atlanta took a 24-17 lead when wide receiver David Sills took a screen pass from Kirk Cousins for a nine-yard score with 8:46 to play.
Cousins and company could only pick up one yard on their final two possessions, however, and the Falcons defense let the Jets possess the ball for nearly seven minutes before Taylor’s game-tying touchdown run.
The Falcons are now 4-8 and the loss likely dashes any hopes of trying to make a run at the NFC South this season. They’ll host the Seahawks in Week 14 while the 3-9 Jets will stay at home to take on the Dolphins.
