Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne , who is dealing with a hamstring injury, will be a game-time decision against the New England Patriots this Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London, head coach Doug Pederson said Friday.
"Yeah, I think Etienne is progressing. We still haven't made a decision yet. We're going to get through tomorrow, could be game time. But he's doing well. He's doing really well," Pederson said of the running back.
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Earlier this week, Pederson said Etienne would be "week to week" after suffering the hamstring injury against the Chicago Bears last week.
While Etienne's status remains unclear, cornerback Tyson Campbell has progressed and is expected to be activated to the 53-man roster barring any setbacks, Pederson said.
"Tyson looks good, had a good week of preparation. And again, just barring any setbacks, he should be cleared and good for the game. We'll make that decision," said Pederson.
If Campbell is activated, the Jaguars will make that decision official on Saturday.
Jaguars Friday injury report vs. Patriots: Travis Etienne officially listed as questionable
Etienne and Campbell were the only two players listed as questionable on this week's game-status report for the Jaguar.s
The rest of Jacksonville's injured players should be good to go.
Receiver Gabe Davis (knee), defensive end Arik Armstead (shoulder), tight end Evan Engram (hamstring) and offensive tackle Anton Harrison (knee) were all removed from the team's injury report and will suit up on Sunday.
Jaguars game-status report vs. Patriots: Etienne(hamstring, questionable), Campbell(hamstring, questionable).
Patriots Friday injury report vs. Jaguars: Drake Maye good to go, Stevenson a game-time decision
Despite not practicing on Wednesday and Thursday, Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson traveled with the team to London and practiced in full on Friday.
Patriots head coach Jarrod Mayo said the veteran running back will be a game-time decision to suit up on Sunday vs. the Jaguars.
Meanwhile, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is good to go after being added to the injury report this week due to a knee injury. Maye practiced in full all three days and said Friday that he was feeling good.
"I'm feeling good. Ready to go for Sunday," said Maye. When asked about the injury, he declined to disclose anything. "Injuries are something that you don't really try to share with the media. Looking forward to Sunday," he added.
After the practice report was disclosed Thursday, the Patriots downgraded offensive tackle Vederian Lowe to OUT for Sunday. Lowe is dealing with an ankle injury and did not practice this week.
The Patriots listed seven players as questionable including WR Javon Baker who turned up on the report Friday due to an illness.
Patriots game-status report vs. Jaguars: Stevenson(foot, questionable), OT Vederian Lowe(ankle, OUT), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder, questionable), G Michael Jordan (ankle, questionable), LB Sione Takitaki (knee, questionable), CB Marco Wilson (groin, questionable), LB Curtis Jacobs (knee, questionable), WR Javon Baker (illness, questionable)
Demetrius Harvey is the Jacksonville Jaguars reporter for the Florida Times-Union. You can follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, at @Demetrius82 .
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