12:05 p.m.: Let’s lean on ESPN for some help in summing up the injury situation across the league for the 1 p.m. games.
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11:35 a.m.: Not much of a surprise, but Marshawn Lynch is active against the Chiefs.
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11:30 a.m.: It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, but Rashad Jennings is active for the New York Giants. It will be the running back’s first appearance since Week 5.
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9:40 a.m.: Adding to the Reggie Bush news from earlier, CBS Sports reported Saturday night that the running back will be out Sunday for the Lions.
7:55 a.m.: Reggie Bush has had a heckuva hard time staying healthy this season. It sounds like the Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush won’t be in the lineup against Arizona on Sunday afternoon.
Bush is questionable with an ankle injury and missed three practices this week.
7:30 a.m.: Two of the NFL’s best running backs are banged up.
The Houston Texans took out any of the suspense regarding running back Arian Foster on Saturday when they ruled him out for their Sunday game against the Cleveland Browns. Foster, who’s suffered from injury issues his entire career, is dealing with a groin injury.
The news appears to be a little better for Seattle running back Marshawn Lynch. He suffered a calf injury and is listed on the injury report as questionable. However, according to reports early Sunday morning, it sounds as if Lynch will play Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Lynch is coming off easily his best game of the season. He ran 21 times for 140 yards last week against the New York Giants, finding the end zone four times.
We’ll be all over the Lynch injury and the rest of the injury reports across the league as we get set for kickoff on the NFL’s 11th Sunday of the season. Be sure to check back throughout the day for all of the latest injury and lineup news.
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