The Jacksonville Jaguars will have a new addition to their injury report in cornerback Jalen Ramsey. According to the team, the third-year cornerback was limited in Thursday’s session due to some ankle soreness. Jags Director of Public Relations, Tad Dickman, added that Ramsey didn’t sustain an actual ankle injury, which could mean the ankle was sore prior to practice, or began to slightly bother him during. CB Jalen Ramsey (ankle) will be added to today's injury report as a limited participant. No injury occurred during practice, but some soreness led to limited practice reps. Linder (knee), Parnell (knee) and Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle injury) were all limited, as well. https://t.co/WiCTHw9hOo — Tad Dickman (@TDickman89) September 6, 2018 While some would say Ramsey’s matchup against Odell Beckham Jr. could be in danger, the fact that he still practiced is likely a good sign. Still, we’ll be sure to monitor his status on the final injury report Friday. As for some good news, tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins was a limited participant Thursday after previously missing Wednesday’s session with a core injury. Meanwhile, offensive lineman Brandon Linder (knee) and Jermey Parnell (knee) were once again listed as limited.<doc-sep>Getty Images The Jalen Ramsey–Odell Beckham matchup is one of the things to look forward to in Sunday’s Jaguars-Giants game and it will be a lot more enjoyable to watch if both players are at full speed. Beckham’s return from last year’s fractured ankle has gone smoothly and he should be all systems go for the game. Ramsey was looking the same way, but Thursday’s injury report brings different news. Ramsey was limited during Jacksonville’s practice because of an ankle issue. The team says that he did not get hurt during practice, but felt soreness that led the team to dial back his workload. We’ll see if he returns to full work on Friday or if the team keeps him on a curtailed schedule in hopes of making sure he’s good to put his best foot forward in Jersey on Sunday. Center Brandon Linder (knee), tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) and offensive lineman Jermey Parnell (knee) were also limited on Thursday.<doc-sep>Well, this is a first — the Jacksonville Jaguars are completely healthy going into their Week 1 season opener against the New York Giants. No one is on the injury report. Not even a PROBABLE. It’s just a blank white square. Look at it. LOOK AT IT. I’ve literally never seen this before. Austin Seferian-Jenkins went to New Jersey and missed Wednesday practice as a precautionary on a core muscle muscle injury. He’s a go. Brandon Linder had an issue with his knee. He’s a go. Jermey Parnell also had an issue with his knee. He’s a go. Jalen Ramsey’s ankle? Good to go. All were held out of portions of practice this week. All healthy and ready to face the Giants. The same cannot be said for our opponent. Olivier Vernon and Tae Davis were both ruled out today and Lorenzo Carter is dealing with an illness. That’s three linebackers down for the Giants. Leonard Fournette is gonna eat, y’all.<doc-sep>After sustaining a hamstring injury in Sunday’s season opener, Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette will not practice Wednesday as the team prepares for the New England Patriots. Instead, the second-year running back will work on the side, per coach Doug Marrone. The following players are expected to appear on today's @farahandfarah Injury Report. pic.twitter.com/Ba97KsraaU — #DUUUVAL (@Jaguars) September 12, 2018 Head Coach Doug Marrone meets the media ahead of today's practice. https://t.co/SGRgbC85nR — #DUUUVAL (@Jaguars) September 12, 2018 Monday, Marrone told the media that Fournette’s injury was “minor,” so it’s a bit unclear as to how long he could be out of practice. Marrone also added that he’s comfortable with Fournette playing against the Patriots, even if he doesn’t practice this week. Center Brandon Linder is also expected not to practice Wednesday as he’ll be sitting out with a knee injury. As most are aware, Linder sustained the knee injury midway through the preseason against the Minnesota Vikings. He didn’t practice up until last week as a result, but was able to play in the Jags’ regular season opener against the Giants. Per Phillip Heilman of the Florida Times-Union, Linder didn’t re-injure the knee this Sunday, and the decision to sit him was in the staff’s plans from the start. Another tidbit worth noting from Wednesday’s injury report is the status of linebacker Leon Jacobs. There were some concerns about him after he was seen in a boot on his left leg Monday, however, it appears he’ll now be good to go according to the team’s graphic above. Joining him will be tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins, receiver Jaydon Mickens and offensive tackle Jermey Parnell, who all were listed on the report, too, but weren’t ruled to be non-participants.<doc-sep>
The Jacksonville Jaguars will enter their season opener against the New York Giants with a full roster as they didn’t have a single person on their final injury report. That means starting cornerback Jalen Ramsey, tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins and offensive lineman Brandon Linder and Jermey Parnell will all join the team as they take on the New York Giants. The @Jaguars have zero players on their game status report for Sunday. All players expected to play. Ramsey (ankle soreness), Linder (knee), Parnell (knee) and Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle injury) were all full participants in today’s practice. — Tad Dickman (@TDickman89) September 7, 2018 As fans are aware, Ramsey was the newest addition to the injury report as he was added Thursday due to having some ankle soreness. Per, Director of Public Relations Tad Dickman, Ramsey’s limited participation Thursday wasn’t a result of an injury and was just a case of the staff being cautious. Now that he appears good to go, Jags fans can now breathe a bit easier as he’ll be taking on Odell Beckham Jr. for a heavyweight battle for the ages. Seferian-Jenkins missed Wednesday’s practice with a core injury, but was limited Thursday. His status to end the week looks to be a good sign that the core injury he sustained isn’t a significant one that will linger. On top of that, having him in the starting lineup is a big plus because he could be an x-factor in Sunday’s game in the red-zone. As for Parnell and Linder, both were dealing with knee injuries that they sustained in the preseason. With both in the starting lineup, fans should expect a heavy dose of the run game as tailback Leonard Fournette attempts to build upon a solid rookie campaign. Kickoff for Sunday’s game will begin at 1 p.m. EST at MetLife Stadium.