Player Notes
Cincinnati Bengals Boyd, Tyler · Dec 20, 2018
WR Tyler Boyd missed practice Wednesday with a knee injury.
Baltimore Ravens Lewis, Alex · Dec 20, 2018
LG Alex Lewis (shoulder) was limited in practice this week. He missed his second straight game in Week 15 against the Falcons.
As a result, Bradley Bozeman, a rookie sixth-round pick from Alabama, got the start at left guard. Lewis has struggled with injury over his three-year career.
Baltimore Ravens Levine, Anthony · Dec 20, 2018
LB/DB Anthony Levine (toe/ankle) was able to play in Week 15 against the Falcons. However, he was held out of practice Tuesday and restricted to running on the side the following day.
Levine has been dealing with the injury for three weeks but has not missed a game.
Baltimore Ravens Judon, Matt · Dec 20, 2018
LB Matthew Judon (knee) was able to practice Wednesday after being held out the previous day. He suffered the injury in his left knee in Week 15 against the Falcons.
His status for Saturday night's game against the Los Angeles Chargers is uncertain.
Baltimore Ravens Boyle, Nick · Dec 20, 2018
TE Nick Boyle (concussion) was back at practice Wednesday after missing the previous day. Boyle suffered the injury in the fourth quarter in Week 15 against the Falcons and he did not return.
It's unclear if Boyle will be cleared from concussion protocol in time for Saturday night's game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
New York Jets Jenkins, Jordan · Dec 20, 2018
LB Jordan Jenkins was limited in practice with an ankle injury.
New York Jets Roberts, Darryl · Dec 20, 2018
DB Darryl Roberts missed practice with a toe injury.
New York Jets Enunwa, Quincy · Dec 20, 2018
WR Quincy Enunwa missed practice Wednesday with an ankle injury that kept him out of last week's game.
Buffalo Bills Ivory, Chris · Dec 20, 2018
RB Chris Ivory (shoulder) missed the Lions game and he was limited in practice.
Buffalo Bills McCoy, LeSean · Dec 20, 2018
RB LeSean McCoy sat out the Lions game with a hamstring injury and his status this week will likely be questionable.
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