Jacksonville Jaguars injury report: Latest on Tyson Campbell, Evan Engram, Travis Etienne and more for Week 6 London clash

The Jacksonville Jaguars are fresh off their first win of the season. Next is a game against the Chicago Bears in Week 6. The game will occur in London.

Let's take a look at the Jaguars' injury report ahead of the game.

Jacksonville Jaguars injury report

Here's a look at select Jacksonville Jaguars players and their injury status ahead of the London game.

Tyson Campbell's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Tyson Campbell has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bears. The cornerback is dealing with hamstring issue and hasn't been able to shake it off.

Campbell was added to injured reserve after hurting his hamstring in Week 1. It looks like the Jaguars believe that the Week 6 game is too early for him, and he'll target a return in the coming weeks.

Evan Engram's injury update

According to CBS Sports, starting tight end Evan Engram is questionable for Sunday's game against the Bears. Engram participated in a limited capacity this week as he ramped up his recovery from a hamstring issue.

The report states that coach Doug Pederson is optimistic that the veteran pass catcher will be available this weekend.

Gabe Davis' injury update

According to CBS Sports, Gabe Davis is also questionable. The wide receiver was limited throughout the week and is looking to overcome a knee issue.

Davis was rather active in his side's Week 5 game, appearing in 78 percent of the snaps as the Jaguars defeated the Indianapolis Colts. If he plays against the Bears, he'll compete with Christian Kirk and Brian Thomas for targets from Trevor Lawrence.

Travis Etienne's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Travis Etienne has no injury designation entering Week 6. The starting running back looks to have recovered from a lingering shoulder injury.

The report states that Etienne was limited in all three Jaguars' practices leading up to Sunday's game in London. However, he's still all but certain to serve as the RB1.

Expect Etienne to be eased back into action as his replacement, Tank Bigsby, has been superb lately. Bigsby has rushed for 191 yards and two TDs over the last two matches.