The Cincinnati Bengals released their third and final injury report ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cincinnati wrapped up its slightly shortened week of practice after returning from Spain. Thankfully, the team does not have to get on a flight this weekend with the FAA grounding all flights across the country Friday afternoon.

Bengals’ Friday injury report for NFL Week 10

Player	Injury	W/T/F	Designation
DT Jonathan Allen	Rest	DNP/DNP/Limited	–
CB Jalen Davis	Hamstring	–/Full/Full	DOUBTFUL
S Kyle Dugger	Quad	DNP/DNP/DNP	OUT
WR Andrei Iosivas	Thumb	–/Full/Full	DOUBTFUL
DT B.J. Hill	Rest	–/Limited/DNP	–
G Dylan Fairchild	Pectoral	Limited/Full/Full	–
DT Dexter Lawrence II	Rest	–/–/DNP
G Brian Parker II	Knee	–/Full/Full	DOUBTFUL
CB DJ Turner II	Heel	Limited/Full/Full	–

A day after the Bengals designated cornerback Jalen Davis, wide receiver Andrei Iosivas, and guard Brian Parker II to return off the Reserve/Injured list, all three are officially doubtful to play.

Why? They all need to be fully activated to the 53-man roster before they can play.

Davis (hamstring), Iosivas (thumb), and Parker (knee) were all full participants Friday, just like they were Thursday. Davis has been out since Week 3, Iosivas since Week 2, and Parker was placed on I.R. right before the season even began.

Coach Zac Taylor told reporters any decision on their activations wouldn’t happen until Saturday. With one roster spot vacant, it’s likely at least one of them will get the call off I.R. Activating all three will require two players getting waived.

Left guard Dylan Fairchild (pectoral), and CB DJ Turner II (heel) both went full again and are good to go for Sunday night.

Safety Kyle Dugger (quad) aggravated his quad injury during Week 7 and is out, as expected. Defensive tackles Jonathan Allen, B.J. Hill, and Dexter Lawrence II are continuing their usual rest schedules.