Not only will the Jacksonville Jaguars have cornerback Jalen Ramsey on the field for their “Thursday Night Football” game against the Tennessee Titans, but they’ll be relatively healthy with several members from the injury report back. Amongst those are offensive tackle Cam Robinson, receiver Marqise Lee and defensive end Yannick Ngakoue.
Meanwhile, two players were ruled out in D.J. Alexander and tight end Josh Oliver, while cornerbacks A.J. Bouye and Josh Robinson were ruled questionable after being limited participants in practice Wednesday.
Having Robinson, Lee and Ngakoue back is huge being that all three are starters and the Jags are trying to avoid falling to 0-3. After the Jags loss to the Houston Texans, there were especially questions as to if Lee and Ngakoue would play with both being ruled Week 2. However, both were full participants on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Robinson, on the other hand, was expected to play Week 3 from the jump after Doug Marrone said he could’ve suited up Sunday. He’ll start at left tackle for his first regular season game since tearing his ACL Week 2 of last season.
Receiver Chris Conley joined Bouye and Robinson as limited participants, but didn’t show up in the game status column which is encouraging. However, fans should be cautiously optimistic about his chances to play being that we’ve seen the Jags change the game status of several players this past week.
Another noteworthy tidbit worth watching on the injury report is the status of starting center Brandon Linder, who was added to the report with a knee injury. He was listed as limited Wednesday but didn’t show up in the status column.
On the Titans end, the two notable names who showed up on the final injury report were guard Kevin Pamphile (knee) who was ruled out and veteran linebacker Wesley Woodyard (quad), who was ruled questionable.
