Raiders-Bills Final Injury Report of Week 2 Released

The Las Vegas Raiders declared some unfortunate news to their fan base on Friday.

Per the club's final injury report of Week 2, Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers will miss Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.

The following are all Raiders updates from the injury report:

Las Vegas wide receiver Davante Adams was a full participant for the second straight day on Friday. He missed the team's Wednesday practice because of a foot injury.

Raiders wide receiver DeAndre Carter, who was limited in Thursday's practice, was a full participant on Friday. He did not participate Wednesday due to a knee injury.

Las Vegas quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo also was a full participant in practice for a second consecutive day after being limited Wednesday by an ankle injury.

Second-year Raider defensive end Chandler Jones has been declared out for the second-straight week due to personal reasons.

As previously mentioned, Meyers will miss Week 2. He suffered a head injury in Week 1 and is still in concussion protocol.

Raiders guard Jordan Meredith, meanwhile, did not participate in Thursday's practice but was a full participant Friday. He was limited in Wednesday's practice because of a calf injury.

Las Vegas safety Tre'von Moehrig was a full participant on Thursday and Friday. He was listed on the report Wednesday when he did not participate in practice after injuring his thumb in Week 1.

Lastly, Raiders offensive tackle Jermaine Eluemunor, who was added to the injury report on Thursday when he was limited in practice due to an ankle injury, was a full participant Friday.

Here are all Bills updates:

Buffalo's starting center Mitch Morse was the only Bills player on the injury report this week.

However, Morse was a full participant in Buffalo's Wednesday walk-through, Thursday's practice and Friday's practice.

The entire injury report for Week 2 can also be viewed HERE.

The Silver and Black remain on the road this week as they travel to play the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Sept. 17, at 1:05 p.m. EDT/10:05 a.m. PDT.

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