Los Angeles Times

Raiders not saying Carr is out for sure

- Associated press

Oakland Raiders quarterbac­k Derek Carr was limited for a second consecutiv­e practice Friday and coach Jack Del Rio declined to say what, if any, role Carr will have this weekend against the Baltimore Ravens.

Carr broke a bone in his back late in the third quarter of Oakland’s 16-10 loss in Denver last Sunday. He was initially diagnosed with back spasms but the injury was later revealed to be a transverse process fracture. Earlier this week, Del Rio indicated that Carr would miss the Baltimore game and possibly up to six weeks but the fourth-year quarterbac­k was cleared for light practice Thursday and Friday and is listed as questionab­le.

The Raiders have already named EJ Manuel as the starter for Sunday.

Carr leads a long list of players on the injury list. Del Rio declined to discuss any of them.

“Before you even have to ask, there are a lot of question marks on the injury report and that’s what they are,” Del Rio said. “I’m not going to really talk about injuries and what we may and may not do or who we may or may not play or when and all that kind of stuff, when we’re going to utilize people.”

Montgomery listed as doubtful

Green Bay Packers running back Ty Montgomery is listed as doubtful to play against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday because of broken ribs.

Montgomery was hurt in last week’s win over the Chicago Bears. He appeared to be wearing a flak jacket under his jersey while practicing on a limited basis this week.

Backup running back Jamaal Williams, who hurt his knee in the Bears game, was dropped from the injury report on Friday and should be available against Dallas.

Receiver Davante Adams was listed as questionab­le. He remains in the concussion protocol following a helmet-to-helmet hit by Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan, though he has been moving around well at practice.

Fines

Baltimore linebacker Za’Darius Smith and Washington cornerback Bashaud Breeland have been fined $18,231 by the NFL for hits last weekend.

Smith was called for roughing the passer after hitting Pittsburgh’s Ben Roethlisbe­rger in the Ravens’ loss to the Steelers.

Breeland made a horsecolla­r tackle of Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt in the third quarter of the Redskins’ loss to the Chiefs on Monday night.

Oakland punter Marquette King was docked $9,115 by the league after he threw a football at a Denver Broncos player following a failed fake punt. Jacksonvil­le linebacker Paul Posluszny was fined $9,115 for taunting Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue after Donahue got hurt during a punt when he hit the Jaguars veteran.

Philadelph­ia’s Vinny Curry and Indianapol­is’ Jonathan Hankins were also fined $9,115 — both for unnecessar­y roughness.

Etc.

New York Jets running back Matt Forte (turf toe) and defensive lineman Kony Ealy (shoulder) will miss Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns because of injuries . ... Tennessee quarterbac­k Marcus Mariota will be a game-time decision for Sunday’s matchup against Miami.

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