In the Jacksonville Jaguars' Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the team suffered two key injuries in the first quarter. Wide receiver Christian Kirk left the game with a groin injury after making a 26-yard reception on the first offensive play. Kirk immediately grabbed his groin and was attended to by trainers before limping off the field. He is now listed as questionable to return.

Additionally, safety Andre Cisco suffered a shoulder injury on the Bengals' third drive of the game. Cisco left the field and is also listed as questionable to return. However, he did return to the field for the Bengals' fourth possession.

Kirk, the Jaguars' leading receiver, was replaced by rookie Parker Washington in the lineup. With Kirk's injury, veteran Jamal Agnew, who usually serves as the backup, was unavailable as he is on injured reserve.

The Jaguars also had starting nickel cornerback Tre Herndon leave the game after the second play due to injury. Herndon received attention from the team trainer and entered the medical tent for concussion protocol. He then went to the locker room for further evaluation. Gregory Junior replaced him in the lineup.

Overall, the Jaguars have faced significant setbacks with the injuries to Kirk, Cisco, and Herndon. The game is currently tied 14-14 at halftime.