Eight players, two outlets, one Wednesday practice window
Wednesday NFL practice reports produced a familiar scatter of limited participants and DNPs: A.J. Brown returned to practice in limited fashion for the Eagles, Josh Jacobs is not expected to play in Week 10, and Patrick Mahomes told reporters 'I'm in a great spot' after practicing fully despite Sunday's elbow scare. PFT and Yahoo Sports divided the items between them with no meaningful overlap and no framing differences worth naming. This is a thin aggregation of injury wire items, not a story.
NFL injury and practice reports: AJ Brown, James Pearce, Josh Jacobs, TJ Hockenson and others
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What happened
Across Wednesday's NFL practice reports, eight players drew attention. Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown returned to practice as a limited participant. Packers running back Josh Jacobs did not practice and is not expected to play in Week 10. Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman and tight end T.J. Hockenson both missed practice ahead of Sunday's game against the Packers. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes practiced in full and said he is in 'a great spot' after appearing to injure his elbow Sunday. Saints running back Travis Etienne returned as a limited participant. Falcons defensive end James Pearce Jr., who made his season debut Sunday after an eight-game suspension, did not practice. Steelers safety DeShon Elliott appeared on the injury report. The Patriots ruled out three players for their Munich game against the Lions. Two outlets covered these items across eight separate briefs.
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