Brock Purdy and C.J. Stroud among Week 11 NFL injuries bettors need to know

We’re now in Week 11 and injuries are a part of the NFL. NFL betting odds have been affected by the injuries of some notable quarterbacks heading into this weekend. As we do every week, here are the biggest NFL injuries that bettors need to know, as well as a look at where NFL betting lines current stand according to the latest SportsLine consensus odds, which uses the latest data and odds from top sportsbooks. We will update the post with Monday’s final injury report. Football Once that is released on Sunday, we will also provide inactives for every team just before kickoff. Washington Commanders at Miami Dolphins (9:30 am) ET, Madrid) 
Marcus Mariota will be starting again for the Commanders, even though Jayden Daniels has not been placed on injured reserve. After his elbow injury from a few weeks back, it is unlikely that we’ll see the Offensive Rookie 2024 anytime soon. Mariota will once again be without Terry McLaurin who only played four games in this season due to a persistent quad strain. Miami is the favorite by 2.5 points and the total is 47.5. Green Bay Packers at New York Giants (12 p.m. ET)
This week, the Giants are going to look completely different. Mike Kafka has been appointed interim head coach after Brian Daboll stepped down. Jameis Winston will start in place of Jaxson Dart, who is out due to a concussion. New York has had a shaky offense all season, with both Darius Slayton (receiver) and Evan Neal (right tackle) out. Green Bay could be without rookie wide receiver Matthew Golden. He’s doubtful with a shoulder problem. Green Bay has a 7 point road advantage. Houston Texans vs Tennessee Titans (1 p.m. ET) ET)
The Texans won’t have their quarterback C.J. Stroud will be out of the game again, as he is still in concussion treatment for the second time in a week. Houston will turn towards Davis Mills to face a Titans squad that is hoping to have Calvin Ridley, their top receiver and Jeffery Simmons, their top defender for this AFC South matchup. Houston is a 6-point home favorite and the total for this game is 37.5. Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons (1:30 p.m. ET)
The Panthers have a good health record, with their star running back Rico Dowdle ready to play on Sunday. Drake London is Atlanta’s star receiver and is a big question mark with a possible back injury. Atlanta is 3.5 points in front. Total is 42. Chicago Bears vs Minnesota Vikings (1 pm) No notable injuries
This NFC North rivalry will meet again this season. In Week 1, the Vikings were victorious thanks to their fourth-quarter rally. The Bears and Vikings are currently tied for the first place in their division, while the Bears are in last. Chicago and Minnesota are both relatively healthy going into this game. Chicago did not list either of its two top receivers – Rome Odunze or DJ Moore – on the last injury report for the week. Los Angeles Chargers against Jacksonville Jaguars (1:30 p.m.) ET)
Chargers offensive line is still a problem, with top tackles of the team out for the season. But, aside from that, the Chargers are in good shape going into this week. Quentin Johnston is the most important injury on the L.A. team. He is questionable. Jacksonville will not have Brenton Strange at tight end, and Brian Thomas Jr. is questionable after being out last week. The total stands at 43.5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers against Buffalo Bills (1:15 p.m. ET). ET)
Bucky Godwin and Chris Irving will once again be inactive in this week’s match in Buffalo, despite promising reports out of Buccaneers practices. Bills’ tight end Dalton Kincaid is out for the rest of the season with a hamstring strain. Kincaid has the most touchdown receptions for his team. The Bills at home are favored by 5 points. Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (1:30 p.m. ET) ET)
Last time these two teams met, it was a shootout. This is likely to be another high-scoring game. Trey Hendrickson is out again. Darius Slay, the corner for the Steelers, is also injured. Joe Burrow’s absence is listed on the roster because his team has opened a 21-day window for practice, but it won’t be until at least another week. Chase Brown will also be busy, as the Bengals are without their No. Steelers have a 5.5 point advantage. Bengals’ No. 2 back Samaje Perine is out. Total is 49.5, one of the highest totals of the day.San Francisco 49ers against Arizona Cardinals (3:30 p.m. ET)
Brock Purdy, the 49ers quarterback for the past four weeks, will take over the center position. The 49ers’ young quarterback, who has been battling a toe injury of major proportions, is not listed on the team’s injury report. He will only make his third start after the season. Mac Jones started in Purdy’s absence and San Francisco has a 6-4 record on the season. Cardinals’ top receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. will miss the game due to illness. Bam Knight who helped the Cardinals lead their backfield following injuries to James Conner, Tre Benson, and James Conner, is doubtful. The 49ers have a -3 advantage. The total is 48.5.Seattle Seahawks against Los Angeles Rams (5:00 p.m. ET)
Seahawks and Rams will meet in their first matchup of the year, with the sole possession first place in NFC West at stake. Both teams will be relatively healthy in this matchup. Seattle will be missing rookie standout Tory Horton while the Rams list star receiver Davante Adam as questionable due to an oblique problem. The Rams are 3-point favorite. The total is 48.5.Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos (3:30 p.m. ET) ET)
Isiah Pacheco is no longer with Kansas City J.K. Dobbins has been ruled out of the Denver team. Dobbins’ career, which has been hampered by injuries, is off and running in Denver, but he is reportedly at risk of missing several weeks. This will allow R.J. Harvey, a rookie who is gaining experience, to play more. The Broncos also will be without the reigning Defensive player of the Year Patrick Surtain for this important AFC West match. ET)
Lamar Jackson is still listed as injured after missing the Ravens’ practice earlier this week because of a knee problem. The Ravens will be without Rashod Batesman and Justice Hill (the backup running back), who started the season as the No. Baltimore is favored 7.5. The total score is 39.Detroit Lions vs. Philadelphia Eagles (8.20 p.m. ET) ET)
The Lions will be beaten on Sunday night Football. Detroit is without four players including tight end Sam LaPorta, and safety Kerby. Ten players are listed as being questionable by the team, including Taylor Decker and Penei Swell, who started at tackle. Philly only has one questionable player, and that’s Willie Lampkin. The Eagles are 2.5 point favorites. Dallas Cowboys vs. Las Vegas Raiders (8:00 p.m. ET) ET, Mon) No notable injuries
Final Injury Report for the Monday Night Football Football The information will be released on Saturday and we will update this section as soon as it is available. Both teams seem to be healthy heading into the Week 11 season. Dallas is the favorite by 3.5 points. The total for this game is 50.5. It is the highest number of games in Week 11.

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