In a series of injury updates leading up to Sunday's games, several key players have been declared inactive, impacting the lineup of their respective teams. Notable names include Brian Asamoah II and Christian Darrisaw for the Patriots, Devante Parker and Kayshon Bouttee for the Dolphins, and Matthew Stafford for the Rams.

The New England Patriots will be missing their talented wide receiver duo, as Devante Parker remains sidelined due to a concussion, and Kayshon Bouttee will also be absent from the lineup. Kendrick Bourne's unfortunate ACL injury has landed him on the injured reserve list, further depleting the Patriots' receiving corps. As a result, the burden of producing receiving yards will largely fall on Juju Smith-Schuster. On a more positive note, receiver Tyquan Thornton, who was questionable with a foot injury, will be active for the game.

For the Los Angeles Rams, the absence of quarterback Matthew Stafford due to injury will certainly impact their offensive strategy against the Packers. After being listed as questionable leading up to the game, Stafford's unavailability has been confirmed by reputable NFL analyst Adam Schefter. In his place, Brett Rypien will assume the starting quarterback duties for the Rams.

Over in Arizona, the Cardinals will have to wait a little longer for the highly anticipated 2023 season debut of their star quarterback Kyler Murray. Instead, rookie fifth-round quarterback Clayton Tune will take over the reins, replacing a benched Joshua Dobbs.

In terms of other injury updates, cornerback Xavien Howard, who had been questionable with a groin injury, will be active for the game, providing a boost to the Dolphins' secondary. However, the Dolphins will be without the services of offensive lineman Robert Hunt, who is sidelined with a hamstring injury, and safety Brandon Jones, who is recovering from a concussion.

The absence of these key players is sure to have an impact on their respective teams' performance on the field. Fans and analysts will be closely watching how the replacements step up and fill the void left by these injured players.