NFL Player News

Powers-Johnson (ankle) won't return to Thursday's game against the Broncos, Ryan McFadden of ESPN.com reports.

Powers-Johnson suffered what looked to be a relatively serious ankle injury early in the second quarter. It's not a surprise that he's been ruled out, but he will have a few extra days to recover for a potential return in Week 11 against the Cowboys.

Ojomo was a limited participant in Thursday's practice due to a concussion.

Ojomo logged his usual defensive snap count in the Eagles' Week 8 win over the Giants ahead of the team's Week 9 bye, so it's unclear when he suffered the concussion. Regardless, he'll need to clear concussion protocol in order to suit up Monday against the Packers. Ojomo is working on a two-game sack streak and has 4.0 total sacks through eight contests after having none over his first 25 career regular-season games.

Jackson (concussion) was a limited participant in practice Thursday.

Jackson suffered a concussion in Week 7 versus Minnesota and wasn't able to play in Week 8 against the Giants. The Eagles' Week 9 bye appears to have give Jackson enough time to show improvement, though it's unclear if he's cleared concussion protocol to this point. If not, he'll need to do so in order to be eligible to play Monday against Green Bay.

Smith (triceps) was a full practice participant Thursday.

Smith landed on IR due to a triceps injury in late September. He was designated to return to practice Tuesday and was a full participant in the Eagles' first practice of the week. The expectation when Smith went on IR was that he'd be able to return for this coming Monday's matchup against Green Bay, and that still appears to be in play, though Philadelphia would first have to activate the third-year linebacker off IR.

Powers-Johnson is questionable to return to Thursday's game against the Broncos after suffering an ankle injury, Ryan McFadden of ESPN.com reports.

Powers-Johnson rolled his left ankle in the middle of a block. He was briefly examined in the medical tent but was then carted to the locker room. While Powers-Johnson is officially questionable to return, it would be a surprise to see him back in the contest.

Lambert-Smith was limited in practice Thursday due to a hamstring injury.

Lambert-Smith wasn't on the injury report Wednesday, but he's now being listed as dealing with a hamstring issue. The rookie's practice participation level Friday should determine whether he enters the weekend with an injury designation. Lambert-Smith has just one catch on four targets through six games this season, but he's worked as one of the Chargers' top kick returners.

White was a limited participant in practice Thursday due to a groin injury, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports.

The defensive end was not listed on Wednesday's injury report, so the groin issue appears to be new. White's participation in practice, even in a limited capacity, might be a sign that he can still play Sunday against the Rams. The former Patriot played on 33 defensive snaps in Week 9, his first game since being traded to the 49ers.

Miller (finger) did not participate at practice Thursday, but he did go through individual drills.

Miller has yet to return to practice as he continues to work his way back from a broken finger, but his ability to work off to the side on his own is a step in the right direction. The wide receiver will have one more chance to practice before Sunday night's matchup with the Chargers.

Flott has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Flott suffered a concussion in Week 8 versus Philadelphia and didn't play this past Sunday versus San Francisco. However, he logged a full practice Thursday following Wednesday's limited session and is now officially through concussion protocol. Flott should thus be able to return to action Sunday against Chicago.

Davis (ankle) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports.

The defensive tackle popped up on the injury report Thursday. Davis has played on about half of the defensive snaps in most of the 49ers' games this season. Kevin Givens, Jordan Elliott and CJ West could all see more time if Davis were to miss Sunday's matchup with the Rams.