Nick Foles injury update: Jaguars QB to be placed on IR/to return, can return Week 11 vs. Colts

The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed starting quarterback Nick Foles on injured reserve with a designation to return, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Foles’ surgery was reportedly this morning and he’ll officially be placed on the injury report later today. It was reported that Foles suffered a broken left clavicle in yesterday’s 40-26 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

If Foles is placed on injured reserve, he would be eligible to return in Week 11 when the team visits the Indianapolis Colts on November 17th.

Update

3:54 PM: The team has officially placed Foles on injured reserve with a designation to return.

An official statement from the team reads:

The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed QB Nick Foles on the team’s reserve/injured list, the club announced today. Jacksonville has not used either of their two reserve – designated for return spots.

Foles is eligible for reserve/injured – designated for return, and if it were applied, Foles could return to practice after six weeks (the week of Oct. 21) and the earliest he could play in a game would be Week 11 at Indianapolis (Sunday, Nov. 17).

Go Jaguars.