The second injury report of the week is out for the Raiders. On it, the Raiders have two players who have been dealing with concussions -- Jalen Nailor and Tonka Hemingway. The former returned to practice while the latter did not.
Jalen Nailor missed the last game with a concussion, so it was a bit surprising to see him still missing practice on Wednesday. His return Thursday opens the door for his potential return this week.
Hemingway's absence pretty much cements that he will not play in the game, which is pretty bad news for the Raiders as the is their best interior defensive lineman.
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Nailor's return would be great news as the Raiders wide receiver corps was weak enough even with him in the lineup. His
return would take a lot of pressure off Brock Bowers, Tre Tucker, and Cody White to perform.
Hemingway's loss is felt even more as he has been a consistent presence on the Raiders line this season and has been their top interior defensive lineman. Without him in the lineup last weekend, Adam Butler and Folorunso Fatukasi stepped up to try and fill the void. Others in the mix include Thomas Booker IV and Jonah Laulu.
This article originally appeared on Raiders Wire: Raiders Thursday Week 6 injury report vs Bills
