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Austin Ekeler injury update provides hopeful boost for Commanders’ playoff tilt

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Not many expected Austin Ekeler to see the field again in 2024 after the serious concussion he sustained against the Dallas Cowboys. Head coach Dan Quinn’s recent update indicated that all hope is not lost just yet.

Ekeler’s been an outstanding addition to the Washington Commanders this season. The veteran running back’s ability as a pass-catcher out of the backfield, kick return prowess, and leadership within the locker room were significant assets to call upon. Losing him to a vicious hit was a bitter blow.

The former undrafted free agent out of Western Colorado was brutally honest about his symptoms. Ekeler suffered memory loss and was still having headaches almost a week after the collision. The Commanders rightfully placed him on injured reserve, avoiding any unnecessary confusion regarding his short-term status.

Washington is giving Ekeler the time he needs to fully recover. He’s eligible to come off injured reserve next week, but Quinn and his staff will approach the topic with extreme caution. If there are any lingering doubts about what another big hit could do to the player, they’ll keep him out of the firing line.

Commanders head coach Dan Quinn provided hope for Austin Ekeler

Quinn seemed optimistic about Ekeler’s status. He’s still around the team and is working out without being involved in official team practices. If the same trend continues, a situation could emerge where the player can offer assistance when the postseason arrives.

“Absolutely possible. Yeah. So, Austin is definitely trending in the right way. Workouts are going great. He’s in meetings; he’s doing all the stuff with us. So yeah, we’re certainly optimistic, and we’ll just play the whole thing out. But like you said, the earliest that he would begin is next week. But, it’s been encouraging to see the progress that he’s made.”

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The Commanders are focused on securing their place in the knockout stages before anything else. They can do so by beating the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football this weekend, which would also allow them an extra sense of flexibility with Ekeler’s status along the way.

If the Commanders win this weekend, the chances of some established starters being rested for their regular-season finale at the Dallas Cowboys are high. Washington might open Ekeler’s 21-day practice window, but there would be no need to put him in harm’s way in Week 18.

That gives Ekeler another fortnight to rest and get himself ready for the wildcard round, potentially versus the Philadelphia Eagles on the road. The savvy veteran is experienced enough to know how to prepare his body despite missing a few games. At the same time, coming in rusty for such a high-stakes contest could complicate matters.

It’s a fluid situation. The Commanders have a process Ekeler must get through before he can participate again. He also needs to pass the NFL’s concussion protocols before returning to the gridiron in some capacity.

Having Ekeler suiting up for Washington’s playoff return would be a bonus. He’s a dependable outlet for rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels. That will be more essential than ever when the margins for error get finer in the postseason.

Whether this scenario comes to fruition or not has yet to be determined. But there is more hope after Quinn’s latest revelations.

Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Austin Ekeler attended Colorado State.

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The Washington Commanders received some much-needed good news on the injury front as running back Austin Ekeler provided a hopeful update on his status for their upcoming playoff game.

Ekeler, who suffered a knee injury in the Commanders’ wild-card win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, took to social media to share a video of himself working out and rehabbing with the caption: “Making progress every day. Can’t wait to get back on the field with my brothers.”

The update from Ekeler is a promising sign for the Commanders, who rely heavily on his playmaking ability both as a runner and receiver out of the backfield. His potential return would provide a significant boost to the team’s offense as they prepare to face off against the top-seeded Green Bay Packers in the divisional round.

While Ekeler’s status for the game is still uncertain, his positive attitude and dedication to his recovery are encouraging signs for Commanders fans hoping for a deep playoff run. Stay tuned for further updates on Ekeler’s status as the game approaches. #Commanders #Playoffs #AustinEkeler #InjuryUpdate

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Saints should be winners of Lattimore trade after newest injury

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The New Orleans Saints traded Marshon Lattimore away earlier this season, and should consider themselves the winners after he is missing yet another game due to injury with the Washington Commanders.

It was a bittersweet moment when the Saints sent Lattimore along with a 2025 fifth-round selection to the Commanders in exchange for a package of third-, fourth- and sixth-round picks in 2025 back in November. He was a four-time Pro Bowler in New Orleans, but it felt like it was time for the parties to go their separate ways.

Lattimore has played in just two games since the trade, one against the Saints, and has looked very good in them. The problem is that he is still struggling to stay healthy with his new team. He hasn’t played a full campaign since 2021 and is now set to miss yet another game against the Atlanta Falcons after re-aggravating his hamstring injury.

New Orleans should be happy that they capitalized on his value while the iron was hot. They got their draft picks for him and can now wipe their hands of the situation. Having him still constantly making appearances on the injury report while the Saints hit rock bottom would have only made things worse. At least the draft capital will help out the inevitable rebuild.



The New Orleans Saints should be considered the winners of the Marshon Lattimore trade after news broke of his newest injury. Lattimore, a former first-round pick and Pro Bowl cornerback, was traded to the Cleveland Browns earlier this offseason in a move that shocked many Saints fans.

However, with Lattimore now dealing with a reported knee injury that could potentially sideline him for a significant portion of the upcoming season, the Saints appear to have dodged a bullet by getting rid of him when they did. While Lattimore’s talent is undeniable, his injury history and the potential long-term ramifications of his latest setback make the trade look even more like a savvy move by the Saints.

In exchange for Lattimore, the Saints received a package of draft picks from the Browns, including a first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. This haul gives the Saints added flexibility and ammunition to continue building their roster for the future, while also potentially allowing them to address any needs that arise as a result of Lattimore’s absence.

Overall, the Saints should be commended for their foresight in making the Lattimore trade when they did, as it now appears to have been a prescient move that could pay dividends for the team in the long run. And with Lattimore’s latest injury serving as a stark reminder of the risks associated with keeping him on the roster, the Saints can confidently claim victory in this trade.

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Terry McLaurin injury update, status vs. Falcons in Week 17

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Terry McLaurin and the Washington Commanders take on the Atlanta Falcons in Week 17 on Sunday at 8:20 PM ET.

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Will Terry McLaurin play this week?

  • McLaurin shows up on the injury list this week (full participation in practice, ankle), but does not have a game status on the latest report.
  • The Commanders have two other receivers on the injury report this week:
    • Zach Ertz (FP/nir – rest): 55 Rec; 538 Rec Yds; 4 Rec TDs
    • Dyami Brown (out/hamstring): 27 Rec; 292 Rec Yds; 1 Rec TD

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Terry McLaurin’s 2024 stats

  • McLaurin has 73 receptions (while being targeted 98 times) for a team-high 1,029 yards and 12 TDs, averaging 68.6 yards per game.

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  • Matchup: Washington Commanders vs. Atlanta Falcons
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  • Date: December 29, 2024
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Terry McLaurin’s 2024 game log

  • Week 1 at Buccaneers: 4 TAR, 2 REC, 17 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 2 at Giants: 8 TAR, 6 REC, 22 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 3 at Bengals: 6 TAR, 4 REC, 100 YDS, 1 TD
  • Week 4 at Cardinals: 10 TAR, 7 REC, 52 YDS, 1 TD
  • Week 5 at Browns: 8 TAR, 4 REC, 112 YDS, 0 TD, 1 CAR, 2 YDS
  • Week 6 at Ravens: 7 TAR, 6 REC, 53 YDS, 2 TD, 1 CAR, 0 YDS
  • Week 7 at Panthers: 6 TAR, 6 REC, 98 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 8 at Bears: 8 TAR, 5 REC, 125 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 9 at Giants: 3 TAR, 2 REC, 19 YDS, 2 TD
  • Week 10 at Steelers: 6 TAR, 5 REC, 113 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 11 at Eagles: 2 TAR, 1 REC, 10 YDS, 0 TD
  • Week 12 at Cowboys: 6 TAR, 5 REC, 102 YDS, 1 TD
  • Week 13 at Titans: 8 TAR, 8 REC, 73 YDS, 2 TD
  • Week 15 at Saints: 10 TAR, 7 REC, 73 YDS, 2 TD
  • Week 16 at Eagles: 6 TAR, 5 REC, 60 YDS, 1 TD

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Washington Football Team wide receiver Terry McLaurin suffered a concussion in Week 16 and his status for the upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 17 is uncertain.

McLaurin is currently in the league’s concussion protocol and will need to clear all necessary tests before being cleared to play. The team is monitoring his progress closely and will provide updates as they become available.

McLaurin has been a key player for Washington this season, leading the team in receiving yards and touchdowns. His absence would be a significant loss for the offense, but the team will prioritize his health and safety above all else.

Fans will have to stay tuned for further updates on McLaurin’s status as the week progresses. In the meantime, Washington will have to prepare for the possibility of being without their star receiver as they look to secure a playoff spot in a crucial matchup against the Falcons.

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Dolphins injury report: Jordan Poyer, Anthony Walker

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The Miami Dolphins did not practice on Christmas Day, but they released a league-mandated injury report Wednesday which revealed new injuries to two starting defenders.

The Dolphins, in estimations of practice participation while not going through drills, reported that linebacker Anthony Walker and safety Jordan Poyer would have missed a Wednesday practice.

Poyer is dealing with new knee and finger injuries. Walker has a new knee ailment. Both appeared to make it through last Sunday’s win against the San Francisco 49ers fine.

The Dolphins face another must-win game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

Along with the Poyer and Walker injuries, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle’s knee ailment that kept him out of the 49ers game also would’ve kept him off the practice field Wednesday. Cornerback Kendall Fuller, who is week to week after hurting his knee Sunday, was listed as a non-participant.

Also deemed to be missing a Wednesday session were left tackle Terron Armstead and defensive tackle Calais Campbell, Armstead with his ailing knee and Campbell for rest.

Listed as limited for Miami: wide receiver Tyreek Hill (wrist/rest), quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (hip), linebacker Jordyn Brooks (quadriceps/knee), fullback Alec Ingold (ankle), wide receiver Dee Eskridge (knee).

For the Browns, they listed three players as non-participants in their own practice report estimation: tight end David Njoku (knee), defensive end Ogbo Okoronkwo (knee) and defensive tackle Shelby Harris (elbow). Among those limited: both quarterbacks in Jameis Winston (right shoulder) and Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf) and leading wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (knee/shin).

No Christmas help

While not directly affecting the Dolphins’ playoff chances, it didn’t help that the Kansas City Chiefs locked up the AFC’s top seed Wednesday with their win against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Miami could’ve used a scenario where the Chiefs still had something to play for on Week 18, in the event the Dolphins are still alive by way of the playoff spot currently held by the Denver Broncos.

Should the Dolphins win Sunday in Cleveland and the Broncos lose in Cincinnati, one thing Miami would need in Week 18 would be a Denver loss to Kansas City. But it’s now unknown if the Chiefs will play their starters against the Broncos in that game.

The simplest path for the Dolphins to get into the postseason would be to win out, have the Indianapolis Colts lose one of their last two games and the Broncos lose both of their remaining games. But, they could also have two Los Angeles Chargers losses replace either the Broncos or Colts scenario, albeit unlikely as the Chargers face the lowly Patriots and Raiders.

Sanders, complementary football good to see in December

Coach Mike McDaniel said one reason the Dolphins were able to take a 22-17 lead in last week’s 29-17 win over San Francisco was because he had so much confidence in kicker Jason Sanders and the Dolphins defense.

Sanders, who has made a franchise-record 23 consecutive field goals, including eight consecutive from 50 or more yards, kicked a 48-yard field goal to cap a seven-play, 41-yard drive that took 4:27 off the clock.

Six of the seven plays of that drive were clock-chewing runs as McDaniel knew he could count on Sanders for a long field goal and the defense to make a stop.

The Dolphins’ defense, which is No. 7 in the league, got an interception two plays after the field goal.

“You can play appropriate complementary ball and that’s what we’ve been striving for,” McDaniel said, “but the play-calling decision was a direct result of that conviction and confidence which allows teams to really have to do above and beyond to beat you.

“And that’s the way you want to be playing December football, is hedging your bet, taking calculated risks, but being able to lean on all three phases to get the ‘W.’ ”

Getting ready for Myles Garrett

The Dolphins’ pass protection package has a huge challenge this week in Cleveland’s Myles Garrett (12.0 sacks), one of the league’s best pass rushers.

Left tackle Terron Armstead and right tackle Kendall Lamm led a strong pass-protection package last week that didn’t allow any sacks on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa against 49ers pass rushers Nick Bosa (7.0 sacks) and Leonard Floyd (8.5 sacks).

Interestingly, Tagovailoa has been sacked 14 times in 11 starts and there have only been two games in which he wasn’t sacked – the 32-26 overtime victory against the New York Jets three weeks ago and last week against San Francisco.

Tagovailoa, 6-5 as a starter this season, has taken multiple sacks in six of his 11 starts.

Pass protection, which also includes tight ends and running backs, has been feast or famine in the last four games with Green Bay recording five sacks and Houston recording three.

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The Miami Dolphins have provided an injury report for two key players, Jordan Poyer and Anthony Walker.

Safety Jordan Poyer is currently dealing with a shoulder injury and is listed as questionable for the upcoming game. Poyer is a crucial part of the Dolphins’ defense and his absence could be felt on the field.

Linebacker Anthony Walker is also nursing an ankle injury and is listed as doubtful for the next game. Walker has been a solid contributor to the Dolphins’ defense this season, so his potential absence would be a blow to the team.

Fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on the status of Poyer and Walker as game day approaches. Stay tuned for more information on their availability and potential impact on the Dolphins’ upcoming matchup.

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Thursday Miami Dolphins Week 17 Injury Report

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The Miami Dolphins were missing three defensive starters at practice Thursday, ahead of their Week 17 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

Along with LB Anthony Walker Jr. (knee) and CB Kendall Fuller (knee), who were not spotted during the portion of practice open to the media, veteran safety Jordan Poyer (knee/finger) also didn’t practice despite taking part in stretching.

The other Dolphins player who didn’t practice Thursday was tackle Terron Armstead, who continues to deal with a knee injury.

The Dolphins had six players listed as limited in practice Thursday based on their injury report, including QB Tua Tagovailoa (hip) and WRs Tyreek Hill (wrist) and Jaylen Waddle (knee). The others were LB Jordyn Brooks (quad/knee), WR Dee Eskridge (knee) and FB Alec Ingold (ankle).

Tagovailoa was on the injury report last week as well, but was removed from it Friday and played the whole in the 29-17 victory against the San Francisco 49ers.

The only other player on the Dolphins injury report was WR Malik Washington, who was listed as a full participant despite a knee issue.

The Cleveland Browns had two players who didn’t practice Thursday, including starting tight end David Njoku.

The other was DE Ogbo Okoronkwo (knee), with the Browns earlier Thursday placing DT Shelby Harris on injured reserve.

Among the six players listed as limited by Cleveland was current starting left tackle Germain Ifedi, who was added to the injury report Thursday with an Achilles injury.

Also listed as limited were CB Martin Emerson (back), WR Jerry Jeudy (knee/shin), QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf), WR Cedric Tillman (concussion) and QB Jameis Winston (right shoulder).

Lastly, LB Devin Bush (shoulder) and LB Khaleke Hudson (back) both were listed as full participants.



Thursday Miami Dolphins Week 17 Injury Report

As the Miami Dolphins gear up for their Week 17 matchup, the team is facing some key injuries that could impact their game plan. Here’s a look at the latest injury report heading into Sunday’s game:

– Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is listed as questionable with a thumb injury. The Dolphins are hopeful that he will be able to play, but his status will likely be a game-time decision.

– Wide receiver DeVante Parker is dealing with a hamstring injury and is also listed as questionable for Sunday’s game. His availability will be a major factor in the Dolphins’ passing attack.

– Linebacker Jerome Baker is questionable with a knee injury. His presence on the field would be crucial for the Dolphins’ defense, so his status will be closely monitored leading up to game day.

– Defensive end Shaq Lawson is questionable with a shoulder injury. His ability to pressure the quarterback could be a key factor in the Dolphins’ defensive game plan.

– Safety Bobby McCain is listed as doubtful with an ankle injury. His absence would be a significant blow to the Dolphins’ secondary.

Overall, the Dolphins are dealing with some key injuries heading into their Week 17 matchup. However, the team is hopeful that they will be able to field a competitive roster on Sunday. Stay tuned for updates as game day approaches.

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Breaking News: Javonte Williams Suffers Injury, Out Indefinitely

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In a shocking turn of events, the Denver Broncos’ rookie running back Javonte Williams has suffered a significant injury that will keep him out indefinitely. The news was announced by the team’s head coach Vic Fangio during a press conference earlier today.

Williams, who was selected in the second round of this year’s NFL draft, has been a key contributor to the Broncos’ offense so far this season. He has rushed for 459 yards and four touchdowns in just seven games, establishing himself as one of the top young running backs in the league.

The details of Williams’ injury have not been disclosed, but Fangio did confirm that it is a serious one that will require an extended period of recovery. This comes as a major blow to the Broncos, who were relying on Williams to continue to provide a spark on offense as they push for a playoff spot.

In Williams’ absence, the Broncos will likely turn to a combination of Melvin Gordon and Mike Boone to handle the bulk of the carries. Gordon has been solid this season, rushing for 525 yards and five touchdowns, while Boone has shown flashes of potential in limited action.

Despite the setback, the Broncos remain optimistic about their chances moving forward. Fangio expressed confidence in the team’s depth at the running back position and believes that they have the talent to overcome Williams’ absence.

Fans and analysts alike will be keeping a close eye on Williams’ recovery and hoping for a speedy return to the field. In the meantime, the Broncos will need to adjust their game plan and find ways to continue their winning ways without one of their top playmakers.

This injury serves as a reminder of the harsh realities of the NFL and the unpredictable nature of the game. It’s a tough break for Williams and the Broncos, but they will need to rally together and find a way to overcome this adversity as they continue their quest for a playoff berth.


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Bucks vs Nets: A Closer Look at the Injury Report

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The upcoming matchup between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Brooklyn Nets is sure to be a thrilling one, but both teams are dealing with some key injuries that could impact the outcome of the game. Let’s take a closer look at the injury report for both teams.

First up, the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks have been dealing with a couple of key injuries in recent weeks. Forward Giannis Antetokounmpo has been dealing with a knee injury that has kept him out of several games. While there is hope that he may be able to return for the matchup against the Nets, his status is still uncertain.

Another important player for the Bucks, guard Jrue Holiday, has also been dealing with a nagging ankle injury. Holiday has missed a handful of games recently and his availability for the game against the Nets is also up in the air.

On the other side, the Brooklyn Nets have been dealing with their fair share of injuries as well. Superstar Kevin Durant has been sidelined with a hamstring injury for several weeks now and it is unclear when he will be able to return to the lineup.

Guard Kyrie Irving has also been dealing with some injury issues, including a sore groin that has caused him to miss some time. While Irving has been able to play through the injury in recent games, it is something to keep an eye on heading into the matchup against the Bucks.

In addition to Durant and Irving, the Nets are also without the services of forward Jeff Green, who is dealing with a shoulder injury. Green has been a valuable contributor off the bench for the Nets this season and his absence will surely be felt.

With both teams dealing with key injuries to their star players, it will be interesting to see how the matchup between the Bucks and the Nets plays out. Both teams will need to rely on their depth and role players to step up in the absence of their injured stars.

Injuries are always a part of the game in the NBA, but they can have a significant impact on the outcome of a game. As the Bucks and the Nets prepare to face off, both teams will need to adjust their game plans and rotations to account for the missing pieces in their lineups.

Regardless of who is able to take the court for the matchup, it is sure to be an exciting game between two of the top teams in the Eastern Conference. Fans will be eagerly watching to see how the injuries impact the game and which team will come out on top in this highly anticipated matchup.


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Celtics injury report: Kristaps Porzingis listed again for Pacers game

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The Celtics are looking to beat the Pacers again, plus they’ll potentially get healthy. Jrue Holiday (right shoulder impingement) and Kristaps Porzingis (left ankle sprain) are questionable on the injury report ahead of the 6 p.m. Sunday game against the Pacers. Two-way forward Anton Watson is also out with a left adductor strain.

Both Holiday and Porzingis missed the blowout win over the Pacers on Friday at TD Garden. Holiday has sat the last two games with the shoulder issue. Porzingis missed the game after hurting his ankle in the first half against the 76ers on Christmas Day, which forced him to sit the entire second half.

The big question mark is Porzingis, who’s dealt with bumps and bruises since returning to the court in late-November from surgery rehab. Porzingis being questionable for the past two games appears to be a good sign instead of being an automatic out on the injury report. The team is also going to be cautious with their talented big man considering how injury prone he has been throughout his career.

The Celtics dominated the Pacers on Friday despite missing two of their starters. Jaylen Brown was at his best, scoring a season-high 44 points, while Payton Pritchard flirted with his second-ever triple-double. The C’s snapped a two-game losing streak with their 37-point win Friday.

The Pacers were also shorthanded Friday, missing some rotation players, plus they were playing the second game of a back-to-back. So they’ll look to bounce back for Sunday’s game as the Pacers have given Boston some issues in the past. The Pacers will get Andrew Nembhard (knee) back after sitting last game, while Obi Toppin (ankle) is questionable.

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The Boston Celtics have released their injury report for their upcoming game against the Indiana Pacers, and once again, Kristaps Porzingis is listed as questionable.

Porzingis has been dealing with a nagging ankle injury that has kept him out of the lineup for the past few games. The Celtics are hoping that he will be able to play against the Pacers, but his status remains up in the air.

Porzingis’ absence has been felt by the team, as he is a key player on both ends of the court. His scoring ability and shot-blocking presence have been sorely missed, and the Celtics will be eager to get him back on the court as soon as possible.

Fans will have to wait and see if Porzingis is able to suit up for the game against the Pacers, but his presence would certainly give the Celtics a much-needed boost. Stay tuned for more updates on his status as game time approaches.

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Jalen Suggs Questionable for Magic with Ankle Injury

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Jalen Suggs Questionable for Magic with Ankle Injury

Jalen Suggs of the Orlando Magic is dealing with a left ankle injury. He is currently listed as questionable, making his participation in upcoming games uncertain. This is the first reported injury for Suggs this season.

What It Means

The Orlando Magic may have to play without Jalen Suggs if his ankle does not improve. Suggs has been an important player for the team, averaging 16.3 points per game this season. His shooting percentages include 40.5% from the field and 31.4% from three-point range.

If Suggs cannot play, other players like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Gary Harris might see more minutes. Caldwell-Pope averages 30.3 minutes and 8.1 points per game, while Harris averages 16.5 minutes and 4.1 points per game.






The Orlando Magic may be without their star rookie, Jalen Suggs, as he is listed as questionable for their upcoming game due to an ankle injury.

Suggs, who has been a standout player for the Magic this season, suffered the injury during a recent game and has been limited in practice leading up to the next matchup. The team is taking a cautious approach with his recovery to ensure he is fully healed before returning to the court.

Fans are hopeful that Suggs will be able to suit up and play in the next game, as his presence on the court is instrumental to the team’s success. However, his health and well-being are the top priority, and the coaching staff will make the final decision on his availability based on his progress leading up to game time.

Stay tuned for updates on Jalen Suggs’ status and keep your fingers crossed for a speedy recovery!

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Jalen Suggs battles ankle injury as Magic prep for Heat

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In a modern era of the NBA that’s viewed by some national pundits and former players as soft compared to the past, Magic guard Jalen Suggs is as tough as they come.

A former high school football player and second-team All-Defensive NBA selection a season ago, Suggs brings physicality and aggression on that end of the floor nightly.

But he’s still human.

So when coach Jamahl Mosley saw that Suggs didn’t immediately pop up after going down while grabbing his left ankle on the Kia Center court late in the first half against the Thunder on Thursday night, there was some concern for the fourth-year pro.

“When he went down the first time, I was extremely nervous and worried,” Mosley said of the moment that occurred with 1:38 left in the second quarter. “I wasn’t going to call the timeout but usually he bounces back up. And then I called the timeout.”

Suggs was able to slowly get to the bench on his own power before the Thunder closed out a 36-18 second quarter en route to a 105-99 win over the Magic.

The Magic guard played four minutes of the third quarter before he exited again for good.

That’s because Mosley recognized something was off with Suggs.

“As he comes out in the second [half] I just saw, there wasn’t a high pace,” the Magic coach said. “I mean, there were moments of it but I just want to make sure he’s going to be OK for the long haul.

“There’s too many things going on with this team when it comes to the injury bug that we want to make sure we’re smart when it comes down to that,” he added.

It’s hard to blame him.

Orlando — already without stars Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner, who are continuing to recover from the same injury (torn right abdominal muscle) — played majority of the second half without its third best player on the court.

In addition, veteran guard Gary Harris missed his 10th straight contest with a left hamstring strain Thursday.

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Second-year guard Anthony Black filled in for Suggs as the Magic battled hard against Oklahoma City, cutting a 23-point deficit to single digits in the third quarter before the Thunder handed the Magic their third straight loss.

Fortunately for Suggs, The Athletic observed him departing Kia Center without a walking boot on his ankle after he rolled it in the first half.

Suggs (right ankle sprain) was listed as probable for Saturday’s game against Miami on Orlando’s initial injury report. Harris is considered questionable.

“He’s a tough kid,” Mosley said. “He wants to be out there and that’s what you see in him. We said it before the game — his passion, his energy, his intensity to want to be on the floor with his guys.”

After beating the Magic, the Thunder traveled south to face the Heat on Friday. Less than 24 hours later, Orlando (17-12) will host Miami at Kia Center on Saturday.

It’s first of two games against between the in-state squads in a span of five days. The Magic will also host the Heat on Thursday after defending champion Boston comes to town Monday.

The Magic defeated the Heat on opening night in Miami, but Banchero and Wagner both were healthy. Since then, Orlando has gone 15-10 without Banchero and 1-3 without the star duo available.

Magic gift shopping spree

Banchero joined Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and members of the Osceola Magic at a holiday shopping spree for 100 children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida at a local Walmart on Friday.

Each kid received $300 gift cards courtesy of Banchero, Caldwell-Pope and Pepsi. The pair of Magic teammates and the soft drink manufacturer each donated $10,000 in gift cards that allowed them to buy whatever they wanted ahead of Christmas, as well as the first night of Hanukkah, on Wednesday.

Children who attended the shopping spree were from three local branches of the Boys & Girls Clubs — the Walt Disney World Clubhouse, Levy-Hughes Clubhouse and Bradley-Otis Clubhouse.

Jason Beede can be reached at jbeede@orlandosentinel.com

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Magic vs. Heat

When: 7, Saturday, Kia Center

TV: FanDuel Sports Network Florida

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Jalen Suggs battles ankle injury as Magic prep for Heat

The Orlando Magic are gearing up to face off against the Miami Heat, but they may have to do so without one of their key players. Rookie sensation Jalen Suggs is currently battling an ankle injury that has kept him sidelined for the past few games.

Suggs, who has been a standout performer for the Magic this season, suffered the injury in a recent matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. The team has been cautious with his recovery, but it remains uncertain if he will be able to suit up against the Heat.

Without Suggs in the lineup, the Magic will have to rely on other players to step up and fill the void. Cole Anthony, Franz Wagner, and Mo Bamba will likely take on larger roles in Suggs’ absence, but his presence on the court will certainly be missed.

As the Magic continue to navigate through a challenging season, they will need to show resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The matchup against the Heat will be a tough test, but Orlando is determined to fight through the obstacles and come out victorious.

Stay tuned for updates on Jalen Suggs’ status and be sure to catch the Magic as they take on the Heat in what is sure to be an intense and competitive game.

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