The Week 17 injury report for the Las Vegas Raiders

The Las Vegas Raiders practiced on Friday after back-to-back days of walkthroughs.

Per their final injury report of their Week 17 matchup with the Indianapolis Colts, the Raiders have two players declared questionable for Sunday, one declared doubtful and one declared out.

Raiders long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer was a full participant in Friday’s practice despite dealing with a knee injury this week.

Las Vegas Pro-Bowl edge rusher Jacob Bobenmoyer was limited with his knee injury on Friday.

Raiders offensive tackle Jermaine Eluemunor, who suffered a knee injury in Monday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs, was limited Friday and has been ruled questionable for the Colts game.

 

 

Las Vegas All-Pro running back Josh Jacobs has been declared doubtful for Sunday after not participating in Friday’s practice with his quad injury that has kept him out the past two games.

Raiders center Andre James was limited with an ankle injury on Friday and has been ruled questionable for Sunday.

Las Vegas defensive end Malcolm Koonce has been dealing with an injury to his ribs but was limited in Friday’s practice.

Raiders rookie tight end Michael Mayer has been ruled out for Sunday due to his toe injury. He missed Monday’s game as well with said injury.

Las Vegas offensive tackle Kolton Miller was limited with his shoulder injury Friday.

Raiders wide receiver DJ Turner was also limited Friday with a shoulder injury.

Lastly, Raiders guard Greg Van Roten did not participate in Friday’s practice due to personal reasons.

Colts running back Cameron McGrone (illness), wide receiver D.J. Montgomery (groin), wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. (concussion/shoulder), offensive tackle Braden Smith (knee) and cornerback Kenny Moore II (back) have all been declared questionable for Sunday’s game.

Indianapolis running back Zack Moss (forearm) has been ruled out for Sunday.

Colts linebacker Segun Olubi (hip), center Jack Anderson (illness) and cornerback Ameer Speed (knee) were all full participants in the Colts’ practice on Friday.

Lastly, Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner did not practice Friday due to rest.

You can also view the entire injury report here.

The Silver and Black continue the season on New Year’s Eve versus the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.