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NFL Week 9 Injury Report: Jeremiyah Love hits IR, Lamar Jackson likely done for season, and more

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NFL Week 9 Injury Report: Jeremiyah Love hits IR, Lamar Jackson likely done for season, and more

The NFL injury report for Week 9 highlights significant losses for several teams. The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins remain injury-free, while the Miami Dolphins' Malik Willis is practicing fully despite a groin injury. The New England Patriots' Jaylen Wright is also questionable due to a quad injury, but he could challenge De'Von Achane for the No. 2 role.

Achane suffered a torn ACL earlier in the season, making his recovery critical before the 2027 regular season. The New England Patriots have faced yet another setback with Mack Hollins returning to injured reserve, adding uncertainty to their pass-catching corps. A.J. Brown remains on the sideline with a knee injury, leaving DeMario Douglas, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism to step up.

The Baltimore Ravens have lost their starting quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Breece Hall, who is expected to return this week. Huntley's season-ending toe injury leaves the Ravens scrambling for a backup. Joe Fagnano took over in relief against the Bills but may be replaced with trade acquisition Jacoby Brissett starting in Week 10.

The Cincinnati Bengals' Andrei Iosivas is placed on injured reserve due to a thumb injury, while Erick All suffered a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season. Both losses could impact the team's wide receiver corps, with Colbie Young and Dohnte Meyers competing for the No. 3 role.

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