
Key availability concerns are shaping up ahead of Week 2 action across the NFL. Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow carries a questionable tag due to a back issue despite expressing strong confidence earlier in the week, while head coach Zac Taylor also signaled optimism about his signal-caller playing against Houston.
The Texans, however, are severely depleted, missing wideout Nico Collins to a mid-week hamstring setback alongside sidelined guard Ed Ingram, edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney, and linebacker Jake Hummel. J.
Hill is questionable for the Bengals.
Quarterback disruptions also continue for Atlanta, which will start Cooper Rush because Michael Penix Jr. remains out following knee surgery and Tua Tagovailoa is doubtful with an oblique problem.
J. Terrell both logged full practices Friday despite being officially questionable.
Their opponents, the Panthers, will navigate the absence of defensive tackle Bobby Brown III and a questionable Patrick Jones II, though Jalen Coker avoided an injury designation. Elsewhere, Cleveland guard Teven Jenkins is out against Tampa Bay, while cornerback Tyson Campbell is questionable alongside Buccaneers trio Miles Killebrew, Jalen McMillan, and Jacob Parrish.
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