The Las Vegas Raiders had a final practice before their Week 9 matchup against the Jaguars. Here are the players who popped up on the final injury report.

The first injury report of the week offers updates on the status of Raiders starting defensive linemen Maxx Crosby and Adam Butler.

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Tyree Wilson addressed Maxx Crosby’s injury, making it clear he’s ready to step up.

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Denver did not practice on Monday, so the report is an estimation of each player’s practice status if the team held a practice.

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On that estimated injury report, cornerback Pat Surtain ( pec ), wide receiver Marvin Mims ( concussion protocol ), tight end Nate Adkins ( knee ), safety P.J. Locke (neck), cornerback Riley Moss (ankle), safety Brandon Jones (foot) and defensive back J.T. Gray (hamstring) were listed as non-participants.

Brock Bowers continues to practice full, which is the best news. More good news on Thursday as Maxx Crosby and Adam Butler returned to practice after being sidelined Wednesday with back issues. Pete Carroll said on Wednesday that he expected both Butler and Crosby to play Sunday.

Strange can return as early as the home game against the Los Angeles Chargers on Nov. 16. The Jaguars may also get linebacker Devin Lloyd (calf) back this week, but Coen said he would be cautious, citing a string of calf injuries Lloyd experienced while with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year.