NFL Week 9 injury report

Beasley suffered a concussion on Sunday and didn't practice on Wednesday. Still in the concussion protocol, he's questionable vs. the Chiefs.

Claiborne left Sunday's game with a foot injury and hasn't practiced this week. He's very questionable for Thursday's game against Buffalo.

Houston has had a rough go with its front seven this season, and it got even worse after Sunday's game. Covington is out for the season with a torn biceps, joining J.J. Watt and Whitney Mercilus on the sidelines.

Cutler sat out Miami's last game with a rib injury, but he was able to practice on Wednesday and should be ready for Sunday's game vs. Oakland.

Flacco left with a concussion and ear injury after taking a nasty hit on Thursday Night Football, but he was able to practice on Wednesday and is in line to start this week against Tennessee.

Ford aggravated a back issue that he sat with earlier this season during Monday night's game. He sat out of practice on Wednesday and seems unlikely to play on a short week at Dallas. 

Garcon didn't play much in the second half of Sunday's game with a neck injury. He said that he expects to play this week against Arizona, but he didn't practice on Wednesday.

Johnson left Sunday's game with a back injury and didn't practice on Wednesday. He's questionable vs. Jacksonville.

Miller underwent urgent vascular surgery after dislocating his leg on Sunday. The injury was an effort to save his leg after tearing an artery and deemed successful, though he's out for the season.

Parker has missed the last three games with an ankle injury but should be ready to return this week vs. the Raiders. It's a much-needed jolt for the struggling Miami offense.

Reed suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday's game and is unlikely to play this week against the Seattle Seahawks.

Robinson left Sunday's game with a concussion, but he was able to clear the concussion protocol. He should be ready to play vs. Denver.

San Francisco's Pro Bowl offensive tackle suffered a broken orbital bone and needed stitches. A timetable for his return hasn't been determined, but he will almost certainly miss this week's game.

Thomas pulled his hamstring in Sunday's game and is considered unlikely to play against Washington Sunday, according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

The 49ers have already missed first-round pick Reuben Foster for part of this season and will now be without their other first-rounder, Thomas, for two to three weeks with an MCL sprain.

Returning from a bye week, Walker still didn't practice on Wednesday due to a bone bruise to his ankle. He's questionable for Sunday's game vs. Baltimore.

Ward fractured his forearm in Sunday's game and was placed on the injured reserve. He's out for the season.