Los Angeles Chargers WR Isaiah Burse (concussion) is still in the concussion protocol and will not play in the final preseason game.

Los Angeles Chargers QB Cardale Jones may start the final preseason game because QB Philip Rivers will not play and there is a good chance QB Kellen Clemens sits out as well, according to head coach Anthony Lynn.

Atlanta Falcons RB Devonta Freeman (concussion) has been ruled out for the final preseason game. He was limited to individual drills during practice Monday, Aug. 28.

Chicago Bears CB Prince Amukamara (ankle) is considered day-to-day because an ankle injury he suffered in the third preseason game.

Jacksonville Jaguars WR Dede Westbrook (lower body) is expected to return to practice in the near future and could return as soon as Tuesday, Aug. 29. Westbrook met with a specialist to have his core muscle injury examined Monday, Aug. 28.

Tennessee Titans WR Corey Davis (hamstring) has a chance to play in the final preseason game but a final decision has not been made, according to head coach Mike Mularkey.

Tennessee Titans WR Eric Decker (ankle) has a chance to play in the final preseason game but a final decision has not been made, according to head coach Mike Mularkey.

Footballguys View: Decker doesn’t need to play in the preseason finale, so we’re not expecting the veteran to suit up. Monitor his status before Week 1 just in case you wanted him in as a flex option against the Raiders.

Indianapolis Colts CB Vontae Davis (groin) is receiving a second opinion on the groin injury he suffered in the third preseason game.

New York Jets QB Bryce Petty (knee) was limited to individual drills during practice Monday, Aug. 28. He still hopes to play in the final preseason game.

Footballguys View: Petty is hoping to be the Jets second-string quarterback as Josh McCown has already been named the starter. Petty’s main competition is 2016 second-round pick Christian Hackenberg and he’s played poorly this camp and preseason. If healthy, we expect Petty to be the no2 quarterback for the Jets.

New England Patriots OT Nate Solder (undisclosed) has a chance to play in Week 1 even though he has dealt with an undisclosed injury for most of training camp, according to a source. He was a limited participant during practice Monday, Aug. 28, and the injury is not considered serious.