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Nate Boerkircher Injury History
TE · JAX · Age 24 · Through Week 6, 2026
Every week Nate Boerkircher appeared on the NFL's official injury report since 2026, what the injury was and his game status, plus every stint on injured reserve, the PUP list or the non-football injury list. In all: 2 separate listings across 1 season, 0 weeks ruled Out and 0 weeks on a reserve list.
Injury timeline, newest first
| Season | When | Injury | Status (weeks) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 JAX | Week 6 | Back | Listed, no game status 1 |
| 2026 JAX | Week 4 | Illness | Listed, no game status 1 |
By body part
| Injury | Times listed | Weeks on report | Weeks Out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Illness | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Back | 1 | 1 | 0 |
Season by season
| Season | Games played | Weeks Out | IR/PUP/NFI | Injuries listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | - | - | - | Illness, Back |
Games played counts regular-season games with a recorded stat line, so a game he dressed for without touching the ball can be missing. The current season is in progress.
Questions
What injuries has Nate Boerkircher had?
Since 2026, the NFL's weekly injury reports have listed Nate Boerkircher for illness (1 time, 1 week on the report), back (1 time, 1 week on the report). That is 2 separate listings across 1 season.
How many games has Nate Boerkircher missed with injuries?
None that the reports show: Nate has not been ruled out of a game or placed on injured reserve since 2026.
Is Nate Boerkircher injured right now?
Nate carries no injury designation at the moment. His latest report entry was Week 6 of 2026 (back).
How this is built
From the NFL's weekly injury reports and weekly roster statuses as published by nflverse, stored every morning. Consecutive weeks with the same injury count as one listing. A reserve stint names the injury from the report the week before it or, when he went straight from a game to the list, from the report as he practised his way back. Records before 2020 show only “reserve list”, without saying which one. Not covered: college and preseason injuries, and anything that never put him on a report or a reserve list.
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