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Greenlaw made a hard-hitting tackle on Lions tight end Sam LaPorta in the second quarter of the team’s Conference Championship game and was in obvious pain as he retreated to the sideline. It appeared to be a shoulder or collar bone injury that occurred on a textbook tackle of the towering rookie tight end. Further update will be passed by the team as the game progresses but it did not look good at full speed.

Arnold will miss his first game of the season with a groin injury. He got in a full practice on Friday and will probably trend towards playing on Thanksgiving. Emmanuel Moseley (pectoral) is playing off a questionable tag. Everyone else on the list is inactive as a healthy scratch.

Colts declared QB Sam Ehlinger, WR Anthony Gould, S Darren Hall, DE Isaiah Land, TE Will Mallory, and LT Bernhard Raimann inactive against the Lions.

Oliver was ruled out on Friday with an ankle injury. His absence will clear the way for T.J. Hockenson’s role to grow in his fourth game back from his 2023 torn ACL. Johnny Mundt should also see a few extra snaps with Oliver out.

The hits keep on coming for the Cowboys, who revealed on Saturday that they would be without both Martin (ankle) and Diggs (groin/knee). Ferguson will miss Sunday’s game after suffering a concussion in last week’s loss to the Texans, leaving the them without several key starters in what has the makings of a disastrous game on the road against the Commanders. Tight end Luke Schoonmaker, who caught 6-of-10 targets for 56 yards in last week’s game makes for a viable streaming option in place of Ferguson.

Both Justin Hardee (groin) and Roger McCreary (knee) will play off questionable tags. Spears was ruled out on Friday with a concussion, but he actually got a limited practice in and may be trending towards playing next week. Watson (back) did not practice all week and was a Friday rule-out. Jeudy-Lally and Martin-Robinson make for hyphenated inactives.

Swift was a full participant in Friday’s practice before being listed as questionable, so there was never much doubt about his ability to play this week. With Roschon Johnson eating into his role, Swift is on the RB2/3 border for Week 12. Inactive for the Bears are WR Tyler Scott, S Elijah Hicks, DB Ameer Speed, OL Ryan Bates, OT Kiran Amegadjie, and DE Dominique Robinson.

How healthy Nabers really is after tweaking his groin in Friday’s practice is an open question. On the other hand, the tanking Giants aren’t really in position to be pushing anything. If Nabers is going, it’s probably because the injury was a legitimate tweak. We feel fine starting Nabers across the board despite his dicey quarterback situation with Tommy DeVito under center. Inactive for the G-Men are S Anthony Johnson, CB Tre Hawkins, OG Jake Kubas, DL Jordon Riley and QB Tim Boyle.

D’Andre Swift is also active. Allen was a late addition to the injury report on Friday because of the ankle issue. He was listed as questionable but is good to go for Week 12. Allen is a low-ceiling WR4 for his matchup with a tough Minnesota defense.

Unlike the Cowboys, the Commanders enter Week 12 at nearly full-strength. While they’re still waiting for the debut Lattimore, who they traded for at this year’s deadline, the Commanders will have all of their core players intact against a woeful Cowboys team.

Fisher was declared out on Friday with a concussion, as was Fatukasi with a foot injury. Denico Autry (knee/oblique) will play off a questionable tag. Everyone else here is a healthy scratch.