Head coach Dean Smith has provided some squad updates following on from Saturday's 3-1 win over Stoke City at Carrow Road.
It's another quick turnaround for the Canaries this week with QPR making the trip to Norfolk for a midweek kick-off.
Unfortunately, it's not good news for Josh Sargent and Dimi Giannoulis as they look set to miss out against the Rs.
"Not for tomorrow," Smith said of Sargent's calf issue. "We're more than hopeful for him and Giannoulis on Saturday. They should be ok but won't make tomorrow.
"We brought four new players in at the start of the season. Unfortunately, two of them (Sara and Hayden) haven't played loads, but they're getting into a position where they are getting those minutes now. Adam Idah should be back after the World Cup break and a plethora of left-backs too.
"A lot of players just want to play football, that's what they're here for. If they're playing well, we want to keep them in the team. With the performance technology we've got, they will get flagged up if they need managing, a drop off in their numbers.
"I've always said that the technology gives you evidence that your eyes normally see anyway. If the red flags come up, we'll manage those players appropriately."
From Saturday's win against Stoke City, Smith says that the biggest lesson learned was around forcing the play.
The head coach felt that a greater level of patience was needed in attack and hopes to see that in practice against Michael Beale's QPR.
"I thought we won the ball back really well, our pressing structure was good but we didn't connect the passes well, often times trying the killer pass," he added.
"Sometimes if it's not on, we need to connect it a little bit better."
Prior to Tuesday's six games in the Sky Bet Championship, QPR are sitting third in the table, three points behind Blackburn Rovers but with a game in hand.
Having finished 11th last season, it's a positive turn in fortune for the London club.
"They've made a good start. They've got a new coach going in there who I knew at Liverpool before he went with Steven (Gerrard) to Rangers and then Villa," Smith explains.
"They're having a good season. Craig (Shakespeare) went to watch them against Luton and they lost 3-1, then we saw them on Friday and they lost to Birmingham.
"They're well organised and they've got people who are hurting teams at the moment.
"They've turned it around from last season to this season and they're right up there at the moment."