Raiders Wednesday Week 5 injury report vs Patriots
Jackson Powers-Johnson returned to practice Wednesday for the Raiders, while they were again without a starting receiver.
The Oakland Raiders practiced on Wednesday in preparation for their upcoming game against the New England Patriots. Several players made their return to practice, while others remained sidelined. Jackson Powers-Johnson, who had been out with a groin injury, was present but was limited in his participation at right guard. He was substituted into the starting lineup from last week.
Dont'e Thornton, who had been on injured reserve for the past four weeks, returned to practice fully and could potentially be activated for the coming game. This opens a 21-day window for Thornton to be taken off the injured list.
Wide receiver Jalen Nailor, who suffered a concussion on Sunday during the game against the Chiefs, was absent from practice. Additionally, Brock Bowers (knee), Spencer Burford (knee), Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder), Cody White (ankle), and Trey Zuhn (knee) were also limited in their activities. On the other side of the field, the Patriots were without cornerback Carlton Davis (neck), cornerback Christian Gonzalez (shoulder), wide receiver Mack Hollins (calf), and cornerback Karon Prunty (hamstring).
Several other Patriots players had limited participation, and their status should be closely monitored in the days leading up to the match.
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