NFL Roundup: Graham broken thumb; Chargers defensive end; Kendricks joins hawks

Joe Flacco was listed as doubtful on Friday's injury report as the Baltimore Ravens' quarterback mystery continues, two days prior to Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Flacco didn't practice all week because of a hip injury, while rookie Lamar Jackson returned to practice on Friday after sitting out a day due to illness. Robert Griffin III took all the practice snaps on Thursday.

"There will be a quarterback starting. I can guarantee that" Ravens coach John Harbaugh told reporters, partly in jest. "And, every play, there will be at least one quarterback on the field."

Harbaugh said Flacco could play despite not practising.

--Green Bay Packers tight end Jimmy Graham has a broken thumb, multiple outlets reported.

Graham had the thumb examined on Friday to determine the extent of his injury. The 31-year-old left Thursday's 27-24 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the second half after making one catch for 13 yards.

The Packers haven't confirmed the injury or released a timetable for his return.

--Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa is expected to be a game-day decision on Sunday against the Denver Broncos.

Bosa, who has missed the entire season with a foot injury, was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report. He returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since training camp.

Tight end Antonio Gates (knee) also is listed as questionable. Cornerback Trevor Williams (knee) will miss the game.

--Denver Broncos left guard Max Garcia will miss the rest of the season after tearing his ACL in Thursday's practice, head coach Vance Joseph confirmed.

Garcia didn't miss a rep Thursday, but he was taken for an MRI after feeling discomfort in the knee afterwards.

"It was really weird," Joseph said. "I watched practice from the last playback to the first play, and he didn't miss a down. The play he was injured on, I saw it. It was kind of a slip. It was no big deal."

--Suspended linebacker Mychal Kendricks has rejoined the Seattle Seahawks, coach Pete Carroll told reporters.

Kendricks, 28, will practice next week but cannot play until Dec. 10 against Minnesota.

As a result of his guilty plea to federal insider trading charges, the league suspended Kendricks for eight games for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy. He faces up to 25 years in prison when he is sentenced Jan. 24.

--Philadelphia defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan could play for the first time this season on Sunday when the Eagles take on the New Orleans Saints.

"Still optimistic, we've got to get through today and tomorrow obviously with him and see where he's at," Eagles coach Doug Pederson said. "It's just a matter of day-by-day and getting through the practice and seeing where he's at."

Jernigan returned to practice last week for the first time since having surgery in April to repair a herniated disc in his back.

--Atlanta Falcons linebacker Deion Jones (foot) will not play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, despite being activated from injured reserve earlier this week.

Head coach Dan Quinn said Jones, who hasn't played since Week 1, is close but not yet ready to play. Kicker Matt Bryant (hamstring) will play for the first time since Week 6.

--The Detroit Lions will be without wideout Marvin Jones (knee) and tight end Michael Roberts (shoulder) against the Carolina Panthers.

Jones did not practice this week after sustaining a bone bruise in his knee on Sunday. Cornerback Darius Slay (knee) is expected to play.

--Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams is questionable to face the Houston Texans as he recovers from surgery to repair a dislocated thumb.

Also questionable is kicker Dustin Hopkins (groin). Running back Chris Thompson (ribs) and wideout Jamison Crowder (ankle) remain out after not practising all week.

--The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be without linebacker Lavonte David (knee), defensive end Vinny Curry (ankle), running back Ronald Jones (hamstring) and defensive backs Justin Evans (toe) and M.J. Stewart (foot) against the New York Giants.

Curry and Jones practised on a limited basis Thursday and Friday, while none of the others practised this week.

--The Cincinnati Bengals placed tight end Tyler Kroft on injured reserve and signed linebacker Brandon Bell off the practice squad.

Kroft, who has four catches for 36 yards in five games (two starts) this year, hasn't played since hurting his foot in Week 5. Cincinnati is already without Tyler Eifert for the season.

(With inputs from agencies.)