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The Redskins have listed nine players on its final injury report for Sunday's game against Indianapolis. Cornerback Bashaud Breeland (back) and defensive lineman Kedric Golston (back) were the only two deemed probable for Week 13.

The following seven players were designated as questionable: Defensive lineman Chris Baker (chest), cornerback E.J. Biggers (concussion), safety Ryan Clark (shoulder, stinger), defensive end Jason Hatcher (knee), running back Silas Redd (rib), tight end Jordan Reed (hamstring) and tackle Trent Williams (knee).

Vikings running back Jerick McKinnon told reporters he won't play Sunday against the Panthers because of a lower back injury, the Star Tribune reports. The injury kept McKinnon out of practice the entire week leading up to the game. He has 538 yards on 113 carries this season.

McKinnon's next chance to return will come Week 14 against Jets.

Raiders running back Latavius Murray is all but set to sit Sunday against St. Louis with a concussion, sources have told 957 The Game Bay Area.

The team had been optimistic in regard to his return from a concussion, but he has yet to be cleared.

Vikings wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson returned to the practice field on Friday, after missing the previous two days with a knee injury, per ESPN. Patterson dealt with ankle and knee issues throughout Week 12 against Green Bay. He has been limited to only 30 catches for 350 yards and a touchdown this season.

Vikings running back Jerick McKinnon was unable to practice again on Friday, placing him danger of missing out Sunday's game against the Panthers, ESPN reports. McKinnon received the bulk of the carries in a Week 12 loss to the Packers. He has 538 yards on 113 carries this season.

Cowboys backup running backs Joseph Randle and Lance Dunbar were barely used in Thursday's loss to the Eagles. Randle ran twice for 6 yards and caught one pass for minus-1 yard. Dunbar rushed twice for 15 yards, including a 14-yard gain.

They'll visit the Bears next Thursday.

Chargers running back Ryan Mathews (shoulder) and wideout Eddie Royal (toe) practiced fully Thursday and appear set to play Sunday at Baltimore.

Raiders running back Latavius Murray, who suffered a concussion Week 12, was limited in practice for the second straight day Thursday. He must get cleared by an independent neurologist to play Sunday at St. Louis.

"He still has one step to go," coach Tony Sparano told the San Francisco Chronicle. "We're not there yet."

Vikings wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson (knee) and running back Jerick McKinnon (low back) missed practice Thursday. It was the second straight day they sat out.

The Vikings host the Panthers Week 13.

Raiders running back Latavius Murray is "feeling better every day," according to CSN.

Murray was able to return to practice on Wednesday, but has not been cleared to return from his concussion just yet. Despite that, Murray seems optimistic about his status. "I’ve felt fine, and I’m feeling better each day," Murray said. "With these kind of things you have to take it one day at a time and follow the right procedures." Murray was on his way to a huge game before leaving with the injury Week 12.