After the post-season revelation that Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had played since Week 12 against the Las Vegas Raiders with transverse process back fractures, many fans have asked, what ...

— -- ALAMEDA, Calif. - The Oakland Raiders will be without quarterback Derek Carr as he suffered a transverse process fracture in his back Sunday. Raiders coach Jack Del Rio said Carr's ...

He will be out 2-4 weeks with a transverse process fracture, as was announced by Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio. #Raiders coach Jack Del Rio says Derek Carr has a transverse process fracture in ...

Often, transverse process fractures don’t heal but become asymptomatic, which plays into Stafford’s timeline for return. He is reportedly week-to-week and out for up to three weeks.

Jack Del Rio said Derek Carr has transverse process fracture. "There's a real good chance he'll miss this week. Typically takes 2-6 weeks. — Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) October 2, 2017 ...

If it were a major spine fracture, that would not only be difficult/impossible to play through, it would not be missed on a scan. It could be a transverse process fracture.

The Denver quarterback sustained three transverse process fractures in his back during Denver’s Nov. 24 win at Las Vegas, he said Monday after the Broncos’ season ended.

It turns out Nix had a transverse process fracture in his back he played through. "The biggest week was I had a transverse process fracture in my back,'' Nix said Monday, via Mike Klis of 9News.

Head coach Jack Del Rio informed reporters that the former Fresno State QB suffered a transverse process fracture in his back. The injury will keep Carr out for the next 2-4 weeks.

House was carted off with a back injury in the fourth quarter and did not return. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that House has been diagnosed with a transverse process fracture in his back. He’s ...

Oakland’s franchise quarterback could miss some extended time with a spine fracture, specifically a transverse process fracture which Tony Romo suffered in 2014.