Paul Gutierrez, ESPN Staff Writer
HENDERSON, Nev. — Seven Las Vegas Raiders gamers have been dominated out of Sunday's recreation on the Denver Broncos, together with huge receiver Davante Adams and working again Zamir White, however three-time Pro Bowl defensive finish Maxx Crosby is questionable to play.
Adams, a six-time Pro Bowler, is coping with a hamstring harm and is away from the group whereas awaiting a commerce. White suffered a groin harm in observe Wednesday and has not practiced since.
Crosby, who practiced Friday for the primary time in almost two weeks, was restricted in observe. He suffered a left excessive ankle sprain on the second-to-last play of a Week 2 win on the Baltimore Ravens and was severely hampered every week later in Las Vegas' gorgeous loss to the Carolina Panthers. He sat out final week's residence win towards the Cleveland Browns with the harm, the primary time in his six-year profession he missed a recreation.
“With the injuries, it's Week 5 in the National Football League,” Raiders coach Antonio Pierce mentioned. (*6*)
Injuries have plagued the Raiders of late. In addition to Adams and White, the Raiders shall be with out beginning proper sort out Thayer Munford Jr. (ankle/knee), linebacker Luke Masterson (knee) and tight finish Michael Mayer, who will miss his second straight recreation for private causes after leaving the group late final week.
Safety Trey Taylor and cornerback Decamerion Richardson are additionally out Sunday.
Pierce mentioned rookie Tommy Eichenberg will begin at linebacker with Masterson out and Divine Deablo (indirect) questionable.
Starting proper guard Dylan Parham (Achilles) is questionable to play after being restricted in observe Friday.
Crosby, who was not obtainable within the Raiders' locker room this week, leads Las Vegas with 3.0 sacks.
White leads the Raiders with 152 speeding yards however is averaging simply 3.1 yards per carry. Alexander Mattison will begin at working again. He has rushed for 87 yards and two touchdowns whereas averaging 5.1 yards per carry.
