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The Broncos will be without running back J.K. Dobbins for an extended period of time.

According to multiple reports, the team will place Dobbins on injured reserve Saturday. Dobbins injured his foot against the Raiders last Thursday on what he believes was a hip-drop tackle.

Dobbins will reportedly have surgery and that the injury will likely end his season. It's a disappointing turn of events for Dobbins, who rebounded from injury issues with the Ravens to post back-to-back strong years for the Chargers and Broncos. He is not under contract for the 2026 season.

The Broncos will move on with rookie RJ Harvey, Tyler Badie, and Jaleel McLaughlin in their backfield.

Packers kicker Brandon McManus was not on the Week 11 injury report. He is now.

The Packers have added McManus to the injury report for their game at New York. His right quad injury has resurfaced; he is doubtful for Sunday.

McManus previously missed two games with due to the quad injury, and there have been internal debates about whether and to what extent he was/is good to go.

There may have been one about Sunday (coach Matt LaFleur surely will be asked about it after the game). It's odd, to say the least, that McManus went from not being on the report at all for Week 11 to suddenly being downgraded to doubtful.

For the year, McManus has made 16 of 17 extra points, and 11 of 17 field goals. He missed a 64-yard attempt that would have forced overtime in Green Bay's Week 10 Monday night loss to the Eagles.

If McManus doesn't play, Lucas Havrisik will most likely handle the kicking duties. He has made six of six extra points and four of four fields goals in two games this season. His field goals include a 61-yarder against the Cardinals.

The Packers also announced that receiver Malik Heath will not travel to New York and is out for Sunday, due to a coach's decision.

The Lions added wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa to their injury report on Saturday.

TeSlaa is now listed as questionable to play against the Eagles because of an oblique injury. TeSlaa was a third-round pick this year and he has four catches for 65 yards and two touchdowns while appearing in every game for the Lions.

The team also announced that they will not be activating several players from injured reserve this weekend. Cornerback D.J. Reed, defensive end Marcus Davenport, linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez, and guard Miles Frazier will not play against the Eagles on Sunday night.

All of those players were listed as questionable. Right tackle Penei Sewell (shoulder), left tackle Taylor Decker (shoulder), cornerback Amik Robertson (hamstring), running back Jacob Saylors (back), running back Sione Vaki (ankle), and tight end Brock Wright (ankle) remain in that category.