Missouri football injury report Texas A&M: Tigers make 11 players available

Eleven of the 16 Missouri football players, who were initially listed as available for the game against Texas A&M, are now confirmed to play, according to the final pregame report released on Wednesday. This means all players not previously ruled out are set to participate in the upcoming matchup. The Missouri team had 16 players listed previously, with five classified as "out," seven as "questionable," and four as "probable."

With the final report, the Tigers will have five players available, including starting left tackle Cayden Green, defensive ends Langden Kitchen and Darris Smith, linebacker Robert Woodyard Jr., safeties Santana Banner and Kensley Louidor-Faustin, return specialist/wide receiver DaMarion Fowlkes, tight end Brett Norfleet, cornerback Jahlil Florence, defensive end Jaden Jones, and backup linebacker Bobby Washington.

The five players who are unable to play in the game are running backs Ahmad Hardy and Malae Fonoti, safety JaDon Blair, reserve tight end Gavin Hoffman, and tackle Josh Atkins. The SEC mandates that member organizations provide injury reports every night, starting on Wednesday, leading up to an in-conference game. The final report must be published 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

In terms of likelihood of playing, the possible designations range from "available" to "out." Texas A&M has listed three players on its final report: starting wide receiver Mario Craver is listed as a game-time decision, while offensive lineman Blake Ivy and wideout Terry Bussey have been ruled out. Missouri's game against Texas A&M is set to kick off at 11 a.m. Saturday on Faurot Field in Columbia, and will be broadcast on ABC.