NFL Injury Report 2024 Ahead Of Sunday's Week 14 Games: CeeDee Lamb, More

There are a lot of teams on a bye week in Week 14 and you would never know it by the way the Week 14 NFL injury report looks. There have been significant injuries we’ve been tracking all week and some such as Malik Nabers and George Pickens that popped later in the week, as late as Friday even.
NFL Injury Report For Week 14: Fantasy Football Injuries
Your fantasy football rosters could possibly need a completely makeover come 1 pm ET on Sunday, so monitor all those questionable tags as we head into the weekend. Lets dive into the NFL Week 14 injury report, shall we?
NFL Week 14 Injury Report: Quarterbacks
Aidan O’Connell Injury Update - Illness
After not practicing on Thursday due to an illness, Aidan O’Connell was back at practice on Friday in full capacity and has been removed from the Raiders injury report. He’s set to start again in Week 14.
NFL Week 14 Injury Report: Running Backs
Breece Hall Injury Update - Knee
After not practicing all week, the Jets have officially listed Breece Hall as doubtful for their Week 14 game with a knee injury. With nothing to play for, why risk it at this point. Braelon Allen is next up to receive a bulk of the carries for the Jets.
Kenneth Walker II Injury Update - Ankle, Calf
After popping up on Wednesday’s injury report in limited fashion, Kenneth Walker was unable to practice on both Thursday and Friday, really putting his status in question. Head coach Mike Macdonald said they’re likely going to take this up to gametime if they have to.
D’Andre Swift Injury Update - Quad
After being unable to practice on both Wednesday and Thursday, D’Andre Swift made a return to the practice field on Friday, strengthening his chances at playing in Week 14. He’s listed as questionable.
Bucky Irving Injury Update - Hip, Back
After the Bucs Week 13 game, there were pictures of Bucky Irving limping into the locker room with his hip heavily iced. That injury kept him sidelined at practice until Friday, where he returned, which paves the way for him to suit up in Week 14.
Raheem Mostert Injury Update - Hip
After logging a limited practice on Friday, Raheem Mostert has officially been listed as questionable. Not only is he questionable, but head coach Mike McDonald confirmed multiple injuries have kept him limited this year.
Roschon Johnson Injury Update - Concussion
The Bears have officially ruled Roschon Johnson out with a concussion that he suffered in the Thanksgiving Day game. He hasn’t practiced all week.
Alexander Mattison Injury Update - Ankle
Alexander Mattison has missed the last two games for the Raiders but is definitely trending towards playing. He was able to practice all week, albeit in limited fashion, and is listed as questionable.
Zamir White Injury Update - Quad
For a third consecutive week, Zamir White has been ruled out for the Raiders due to a quad injury. He was unable to practice at all this week.
NFL Week 14 Injury Report: Wide Receivers
CeeDee Lamb Injury Update - Shoulder
Despite having a pretty banged up shoulder, CeeDee Lamb told reporters he has no doubts that he’ll be suiting up come Monday night.
Malik Nabers Injury Update - Hip
There have been zero conversations about shutting Malik Nabers down for the year per head coach Brian Daboll, but he is questionable this week. He hurt his hip at practice on Thursday and received an MRI after hurting it, but it came back clean enough that the Giants didn’t rule him out.
Devonta Smith Injury Update - Hamstring
When asked about Week 14’s status Devonta Smith himself said “count me in.” Looks like number six is back.
DJ Moore Injury Update - Quad
Just like D’Andre Swift, DJ Moore returned to practice on Friday after missing both Wednesday and Thursday sessions. He’s trending towards being available in this one.
DK Metcalf Injury Update - Shoulder
DK Metcalf’s week started limited on Wednesday, went to out on Thursday, all the way up to full on Friday and is completely off the injury report for Week 14.
George Pickens Injury Update - Hamstring
Friday was an awful day injury wise around the NFL as new injuries popped up out of nowhere including George Pickens’ hamstring. He was limited because of it and is listed as questionable to boot.
Jakobi Meyers Injury Update - Ankle
Jakobi Meyers returned to practice on Friday in full capacity and has been cleared off the injury report and is ready to rock in Week 14.
Ladd McConkey Injury Update - Shoulder, Knee
After being limited at practice all week, Chargers rookie wide receiver is listed as questionable for Week 14. Things are trending in the right direction since he was able to practice and it’s an incredibly important game against the Chiefs on the schedule.
Keon Coleman Injury Update - Wrist
The Buffalo Bills listed rookie receiver Keon Coleman as questionable after logging three limited practices this week. He’s trending in the right direction for Week 14.
Cedric Tillman Injury Update - Concussion
For a second consecutive week, Cedric Tillman has been ruled out due to a concussion. He was unable to practice at all during the week.
Demarcus Robinson Injury Update - Hand
After logging back-to-back full practices to end the week, Demarcus Robinson has been removed from the injury report and is going to play in Week 14.
Allen Lazard Injury Update - Chest
The Jets are activating Allen Lazard off of injured reserve after a five-game absence and he’ll be ready to rock in Week 14.
NFL Week 14 Injury Report: Tight Ends
Dallas Goedert Injury Update - Knee
After not practicing on Friday once again, that was the nail in the coffin and Dallas Goedert is officially out for Week 14.
Dalton Kincaid Injury Update - Knee
Like teammate Keon Coleman, Dalton Kincaid logged three limited practices this week and is listed as questionable. Like Coleman, he’s trending in the right direction.
Ja’Tavion Sanders Injury Update - Neck
Head coach Dave Canales was asked about Ja’Tavion Sanders' status for Week 14 and he said he’s expected to play. That’s a great sign after a scary injury suffered just two weeks ago.
Tyler Higbee Injury Update - Knee
Despite practicing in full all week, the Rams are not quite ready to activate him and so, we look forward to Week 15 for his potential return.
Player News
Veteran DT Ndamukong Suh announced his retirement from the NFL.
Suh announced his retirement in a heartfelt post on X early Saturday morning, bringing up a conversation he had with his father before the latter’s passing as the deciding factor of his decision. “It’s time to let football go. You’ve done everything you set out to do. Now it’s time for the next chapter,” Suh reflects. The five-time All-Pro amassed 600 combined tackles in 199 games during his 13-year professional career, winning Super Bowl LV as a member of the Buccaneers during the 2021 season. He last played for the Eagles in 2022 before failing to catch on as a free agent the following two seasons.
ESPN’s Daniel Oyefusi reports Kenny Pickett “developed a strong on-field rapport” with Jerry Jeudy after training with the team’s top receiver this offseason.
At 27 years old, Pickett is the middle-aged member of the Browns’ four-person quarterback competition. Although he is perhaps the least discussed member of the bunch, Oyefusi notes, Pickett respectably went “14-10 as a starter in two seasons with the Steelers.” Developing rapport with the team’s top option could give Pickett an edge in training camp and the preseason, though Pickett is unlikely to produce even high-end QB2 results were he to win the starting job.
Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski is expected to return to the scheme he ran early in his Cleveland tenure “with more under-center formations that utilize play-action.”
The Browns employed a 24.9 percent play-action pass play rate last season, ranking 17th among NFL teams. In his first season at the helm in 2020, Stefanski ran play action at a sixth-ranked 28.7 percent rate. Increasing the fantasy-friendly play’s usage would be a boon to Browns pass catchers. They can use all of the schematic advantages they can get, given their team’s unsettled quarterback situation.
Jaylen Waddle said he is honing his hand-eye coordination this offseason while improving his chemistry with Tua Tagovailoa.
Per ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques, Waddle viewed his hand-eye coordination as an area that “needed immediate improvement.” We agree. Although Waddle’s six drops last year tied for his career low, they led all Dolphins pass catchers and his 9.4 percent drop rate was just 0.2 percent under his career high. Louis-Jacques also notes, “these practices have also proven to be valuable reps for Waddle with Tagovailoa. Waddle is operating as the team’s No. 1 WR with Tyreek Hill (wrist) sidelined, which Tagovailoa said has allowed him and Waddle to “grow [their] chemistry.” Head coach Mike McDaniel adds that Waddle’s offseason performance is an “example of the culture the team is trying to build in 2025.” If Waddle can continue asserting himself as the team’s No. 1 WR in training camp and the preseason, a WR1 season-long finish is possible.
Bears signed GM Ryan Poles to a three-year extension through 2029.
Both Poles and head coach Ben Johnson are now under contract through the 2029 NFL season. Ownership was evidently pleased by the duo’s first offseason together and decided to keep the partnership intact for the foreseeable future. Poles still had two years left on his past deal, at the time of today’s signing.
The Athletic’s Jacob Robinson says to “expect an offense-heavy start” for Travis Hunter.
How the Jaguars will utilize Hunter’s two-way ability remains a mystery. Still, Robinson believes the No. 2 overall pick will see more than his fair share of snaps on offense after spending “the majority of minicamp lining up as receiver.” Robinson adds that Hunter is also adding weight after weighing in at 188 pounds at this year’s NFL Scouting Combine. Hunter caught 96 passes for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns during his final season at Colorado while averaging 13.1 YPR. He figues to be featured on most passing plays opposite Brian Thomas Jr. and could earn a significant role early in Liam Coen’s passing attack.