Head coach David Wagner doesn't expect to have any fresh injury concerns ahead of this weekend's trip to Huddersfield Town (Saturday, KO 3pm).
Cuban international Onel Hernández is not involved after picking up a hand injury in the win at QPR which caused him to miss the win against Millwall.
However, other players currently in injury rehab are still on course to return after the international break.
"Onel improved but I can't see him being involved in the next couple of games, a slight chance for Rotherham," Wagner said.
"(Prezemysław) Płacheta is back in training, he's fine. Everyone else was healthy after the last game, the others are the same, we expect them back after the international break."
This weekend, it's another visit back to a former club for Wagner as he returns once more to John Smith's Stadium and Huddersfield Town where he spent three-and-a-half years.
With other Terriers coaches Narcís Pèlach and Paul Clements now part of the Norwich set-up, Wagner insists that they will be well-prepared for Neil Warnock's men.
"I'm not focused on results when I look at opponents, they have an experienced Championship squad. And they have a style that suits them.
"We take it game by game, the first one is Huddersfield so we attack Huddersfield. We go there wanting to be successful, wanting to win."
When quizzed about the start to the season of his midfield, the Canaries boss outlined how pleased he has been with both Gabriel Sara and Kenny McLean despite disrupted preparations.
"Both have started at a very high level, they set the standard in training. Especially Gabby, having a difficult off-season and pre-season due to his surgery, it's good to see they have been on a high," he said.
"In general, good players can play together and they are very good players. We give them an idea of what we want in certain situations but because they are great players, it mean they are smart and take that on board quickly."
He also spoke highly of summer signing Christian Fassnacht who has added a 'different type' of wing play to the other options at Wagner's disposal.
The Swiss international regularly 'posts' very high numbers in terms of his physical output in games.
"You can't ask for much more than he has shown since he arrived, his contribution to games, goals, assists, movement and works hard defensively.
"His numbers are always high, he moves into the areas where he can be dangerous. He has space to improve, we're very lucky to have him in our group as he is a different type of winger to others."