A look at the final report for 'Thursday Night Football' along with opening injury reports for the rest of the NFL

Following Thursday's win over the Jets, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel explained how the team handled Milton Williams' ankle injury.

Safety Lonnie Johnson will make his 2025 debut tonight after the Raiders activated him from injured reserve. He went on IR after fracturing a fibula during a training camp practice in August. He signed with the Raiders this past offseason and has appeared in 83 career games with 20 starts over his six NFL seasons.

Rhamondre Stevenson and Austin Hooper will both be out for the New England Patriots against the New York Jets.

The New England Patriots have 15 players listed on their injury report to begin their short week before they play the Jets.

Kincaid emerged from the team's Week 10 loss to the Dolphins with a hamstring injury. He was sidelined on Wednesday.

The Patriots are at Cincinnati on Nov. 23 and host the Giants on Monday Night Football on Dec. 1. They have their bye on Dec. 7. If Fowler’s timetable is accurate, Williams would be unlikely to return until the showdown against the Bills on Dec. 14.

Although Lamar Jackson is set to return from a hamstring injury, Rohit Ponnaiya breaks down why the dual-threat quarterback won’t be running as much as we’ve become accustomed to.

The team’s inactives are quarterback Quinn Ewers, running back Jaylen Wright, cornerback Juju Brents, safety Ashtyn Davis (quad), safety Jordan Colbert, defensive tackle Zeek Biggers and tight end Julian Hill (ankle). Ewers is the emergency third quarterback.