Biggest wounds of week 11, prognosis of week 12

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Mariota's elbow injury is a major concern. It's the same elbow that suffered nerve damage earlier this season, which prevented it from being able to grab a football. Mike Vrabel said that Mariota had told him that he was fine, but that the coach still accompanied Blaine Gabbert in the second half of the loss to Indianapolis. Vrabel did not propose an update on Mariota after the match. – Turron Davenport

Johnson suffered a knee injury in the third quarter against Carolina and did not return. The Lions had no updates after the match, but Johnson was not seen in the locker room and his locker was cleaned at the time of the media entry. If Johnson were to miss a period of time, Detroit would likely rely on a combination of LeGarrette Blount, Theo Riddick and Zach Zenner to fulfill his role, though none of them possesses all abilities that he owns. – Michael Rothstein

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Matthew Stafford explains how the Lions played a full game and why Kerryon Johnson is so talented after a 20-19 win against the Panthers.

Graham left the Packers' loss to the Seahawks in the first half with a thumb injury and did not return. The tests on the injured figure on Friday revealed that it was broken. The Packers used Lance Kendricks almost exclusively in his place, but coach Mike McCarthy said rookie Robert Tonyan could see his play time increase if Graham was out of time. McCarthy did not know if Graham would be available for the 12th week against the Vikings. – Rob Demovsky

The Raiders fear LaFell will tear the Achilles tendon in a 24-yard acrobatic defeat in the Oakland's 23-21 loss to the Cardinals. Lafell – who had risen to the top of the Oakland WR rankings with Amari Cooper's transfer to the Cowboys on Oct. 22 and Jordy Nelson and Martavis Bryant's knee injuries last week – rushed for 29 yards on the floor. five TD court, against Arizona. Seth Roberts and rookies Marcell Ateman, a seventh-round pick, and Saeed Blacknall, an unprepared rookie, were the three healthiest players for the Raiders. Asked about his exhausted receiver group, Raiders quarterback, Derek Carr, said: "It's as if Thanos had snapped their fingers and they disappeared." – Paul Gutierrez

Loader coach Anthony Lynn said Liuget was missing for the year because of a right knee injury. Liuget was injured in the first half and did not return to the field. The Florida native had been playing well since returning from a four-game suspension for breaking the league's performance-enhancing drug policy. The Chargers have already lost Denzel Perryman for the year due to a knee injury. The loss of Liuget is another blow to the ability of the Bolts to stop the race. – Eric D. Williams

Roby may have suffered a concussion in the second half of the Broncos' win over the Los Angeles Chargers and will be evaluated again when the team returns to Denver. But he could start the practice week in the concussion protocol and miss a little practice time. – Jeff Legwold

Left tackle Tyron Smith had 34 seconds of attacks against Stinger. Smith said after the match that he was "tender", but that he felt better than he had been with stingers he had suffered earlier in his career. After a quick turnaround against Washington on Thursday, the Cowboys will not hold live training, which could help the injury to calm down over the next few days. If he can not play, veteran Cameron Fleming will make his first start of the season. Fleming briefly replaced the right tackle The Collins and managed a key block in Ezekiel Elliott's touchdown. – Todd Archer

Starting Guards Warford and Peat both left the game in the second half, but Warford's head injury was not a concussion. It is unclear if any or the other risk of missing Thursday's match against Atlanta. The Saints may have been cautious with Peat, who was part of the training after being injured recently. – Mike Triplett