The first injury report of the week is out for the Raiders. And it has two players missing with concussions.
Jalen Nailor missed the last game with a concussion, so it is somewhat surprising and concerning he has yet to be able to return from that. His situation will be one to watch, because if he's not back at practice Thursday, he is likely out again for a second week.
Nailor was joined by Tonka Hemingway who left Sunday's game in New England in the first quarter with what was initially called stingers in his neck and was soon ruled OUT for the remainder of the game with a concussion.
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Though Nailor hasn't been a big part of the Raiders' offense this season, with as thin as they are at the position,
his absence greatly affects the offense, putting more pressure on Brock Bowers, Tre Tucker, and Cody White to peform.
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.
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