Week 18: Las Vegas Raiders Final Injury Report

The Las Vegas Raiders (6-10) released their final injury report following the conclusion of the last practice session of the week, as they prepare to take on their divisional rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs (13-3) in the season finale at Allegiant Stadium.

On the Raiders' final report of the week, they listed running back Josh Jacobs (hip/oblique/NIR-personal) as questionable for Saturday’s game.

Jacobs started the week as a limited participant on Tuesday and was suddenly downgraded to a non-participant the next day until Thursday practice.

The team also listed linebacker Darien Butler as out after he sustained a concussion in last week’s game.

Butler had returned to practice in a limited role, but the team has decided it’s best to shut him down early.

Cornerback Tyler Hall was added to the report on Thursday due to a foot injury, but he also was a full participant and has no game designation.

For the rest of the players listed in the report, they all finished as full participants and received no game designations: wide receiver Davante Adams (illness), punter AJ Cole (illness),linebacker Curtis Bolton (shin), running back Zamir White (ankle) and quarterback Jarrett Stidham (right elbow).

“I think it's the normal bumps and bruises. You guys saw he took a few hits. So, I mean I think I think we should be OK there. But he [Stidham] and Chase [Garbers] will get ready to go just like they did last week," Raiders Coach Josh McDaniels said on any concerns over his starting quarterback.

As for the Kansas City Chiefs, wide receiver Skyy Moore (hand) is listed as out, while four others are questionable for Saturday’s game in Las Vegas.

Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed (hip), kicker Harrison Butker (back), guard Joe Thuney (ankle) and wide receiver Mecole Hardman (pelvis) are all questionable after finishing the week as limited participants in practice.

Linebacker Nick Bolton (rib) had another full go in practice, and he is cleared to go with no game designation.

The Raiders will close out the season at home at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 7, at 4:30 p.m. EST/1:30 p.m. PST and the game can be seen on ABC/ESPN.

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