Another Sunday, another round of significant injuries across the NFL.
As teams begin to game plan for Week 17, several will be doing so without key contributors.
From high-ankle sprains to potential season enders, here is a comprehensive look at the most impactful injuries from the past week of action and the initial timelines for their return.
Be sure to bookmark our NFL Injured Reserve Tracker, which will be updated weekly throughout the season.
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Biggest NFL Week 16 Injuries:
Jordan Love Injury Update
Packers QB Jordan Love left Saturday's game against the Bengals after taking a big hit in the second quarter.
He was taken to the back to be evaluated for a concussion, and he was later ruled out for the rest of the game.
Green Bay has a massive matchup against the Ravens next Saturday, and given the usual recovery timeline from concussions this season, Love will be up against it to be cleared for that game.
Malik Willis took over at quarterback for the Packers after Love left the game.
Willis led the Packers to a 2-0 record with Love sidelined last season.
Other Notable Week 16 Injuries
- Commanders QB Marcus Mariota left Saturday's game against the Eagles with a finger injury. With Jayden Daniels already shut down for the season, the Commanders turned to Josh Johnson at quarterback.
- Rams OG Kevin Dotson left Thursday's game with an ankle injury. Coach Sean McVay has already deemed him “doubtful” for Week 17. McVay also does not expect to have WR Davante Adams in Week 17.
- The Seahawks lost two members of the secondary on Thursday night. CB Riq Woolen and S Coby Bryant left early with knee injuries. Based on comments after the game, Bryant's injury appears to be more serious.
