DeAndre Hopkins Misses practice; banged-up Chargers WRs making progress

We are heading into Week 11 of the 2022 NFL season and the Wednesday practice reports are officially out. Notably, Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill is off the injury report, Bills quarterback Josh Allen was limited, Panthers' Baker Mayfield is making his first start since the first half of the season and Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is back at practice. 



Quarterback Ryan Tannehill was removed from the injury report and was a full participant this week in practice, meaning he should be the starter on Thursday. 

Safety Amani Hooker (shoulder), center Ben Jones (concussion), linebacker Bud Dupree (hip), kicker Randy Bullock (calf) and defensive end Lonnie Johnson (hamstring) are all ruled out for the Titans. Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons (ankle) and defensive back Elijah Molden (groin) are both questionable. 


Packers linebacker De'Vondre Campbell (knee) and WR Romeo Doubs (ankle) are both out for TNF, and cornerback Jean-Charles Shemar (ankle) is doubtful. 


Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is back at practice, after he was suspended 11 games for violating the league's personal conduct policy. 


Defensive back D'Anthony Bell (concussion), guard Joel Bitonio (not injury related rest), Jadeveon Clowney (not injury related, rest), wide receiver Amari Cooper (not injury related, rest), guard Michael Dunn, defensive end Myles Garrett (not injury related, rest) and tight end David Njoku (ankle) all did not practice. 


Offensive tackle Jack Conklin (foot) and offensive linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (knee) were both full participants. Center Ethan Pocic (ankle) and guard Wyatt Teller (calf) were both limited.


On the other side of the ball, quarterback Josh Allen (right elbow) was limited in practice on Wednesday. He did make the start last week in their loss to the Vikings. Cornerback Kaiir Elam (ankle), free safety Jordan Poyer (elbow) and guard Rodger Saffold (veteran rest/shoulder) were all limited on Wednesday. 


Middle linebacker Tremain Edmunds (groin/heel), fullback Reggie Gilliam (illness), wide receiver Jake Kumerow (ankle), outside linebacker Matt Milano (illness), cornerback Cam Lewis (forearm/illness), outside linebacker Von Miller (veteran rest), nose tackle Jordan Phillips (illness), defensive end Greg Rousseau (ankle) and nose tackle Tim Settle (illness) all did not practice on Wednesday. There is an illness going through the Bills locker room and as the practice report shows, it caused a lot of players to sit out of practice.

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