💥 BREAKING NEWS: Raiders’ latest injury report delivers a surprising twist that could greatly shape Michael Mayer’s role moving forward ⚡. DH
The Las Vegas Raiders’s first injury report for Week 14 was filled with names.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ first injury report for their Week 14 matchup against the Denver Broncos started was rather full. The Raiders have been unable to work through the injuries they have sustatined, making each injury report noteworthy.
Raiders’ Prepare for Sunday
As the Raiders prepare to face the Broncos for the second time in four weeks, they do so with several players starting the week gradually working their way back to full strength. Injuries have already derailed the season, they must be cautious with how they handle the health of the remaining players.
Dylan Parham, Dont’e Thornton, Michael Mayer, and Alex Bachman did not participate in practice on Wednesday. Geno Smith, Maxx Crosby, and Jordan Meredith were all limited participants. Will Putnam and Jamal Adams were listed as full participants on Wednesday.
Carroll knows the Raiders will have another physical matchup on their hands, as the both sides will look to play a cleaner game than they did during their first matchup. On Wednesday, Carroll explained his thoughts on the upcoming matchup.
“It was a really good game on both sides. Both teams played really tough and played it right down to the nub. There was a lot of really good field position things that happened. AJ [Cole] had a great game. Defense played really well when we had them backed up and got off the field and did some great things there,” Carroll said.
“They had some penalties too in the game that I’m sure they’re going to try to avoid, but it gave us a real shot to play a nose-to-nose defensive ball game come right down to the last possession. And so, we do understand that.”
Carroll noted that as divisional rivals, he and his team respect what the Broncos have done this season. They are one of the best teams in the National Football League and appear to be yet another team in the AFC West that the Raiders cannot seem to figure out.
“We have a lot of respect for their team. Their team has done some remarkable things this year. They’ve had remarkable games, comebacks and finishes and all that kind of thing that we really respect. So, we know we’re up against a really tough opponent, but yet we did match up all right. And so, we’re looking forward to see if we can take the next step,” Carroll said.
