
Health concerns are mounting across the NFL ahead of Week 2 action. Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow carries a questionable designation due to a back issue, though head coach Zac Taylor expects him to play against Houston.
The Texans will be significantly depleted, ruling out receiver Nico Collins, guard Ed Ingram, edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney, and linebacker Jake Hummel. J.
Hill as questionable. Elsewhere, Carolina ruled out defensive tackle Bobby Brown III and tagged Patrick Jones II as questionable, while Atlanta prepares to start passer Cooper Rush once again.
The Falcons ruled out Michael Penix Jr. J.
Terrell listed as questionable.
Injuries will also impact other Sunday contests, including Cleveland's matchup in Tampa Bay. The Browns will play without offensive lineman Teven Jenkins because of a back problem, while cornerback Tyson Campbell remains questionable despite returning to Friday's practice.
The host Buccaneers designated safety Miles Killebrew, wide receiver Jalen McMillan, and defensive back Jacob Parrish as questionable, although each player participated fully in Friday's session.
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