Greg Olsen has been reinstated to the Carolina Panthers' 53-man roster and will play in Sunday's game against the Jets.

Olsen suffered a broken foot in Week 2 and missed the past eight games.

Ron Rivera said Olsen had a good week of practice, doing everything he has been asked "and then some."

The Panthers have a 7-3 record.

Devonta Freeman has been ruled out for Week 12 as he remains in the concussion protocol.

Freeman also missed last week's game due to the injury.

Freeman returned to practice in a limited role Thursday. Freeman wore a black, no-contact jersey the past two days of practice.

Freeman has 515 rushing yards on 116 carries this season.

Kam Chancellor will be placed on injured reserve and miss the remainder of the season.

Chancellor has been dealing with a neck injury.

Seattle previously lost Richard Sherman and Cliff Avril for the season.

Russell Wilson had his jaw realigned following the hit he took in last Thursday's game by Karlos Dansby.

Wilson said he feels fortunate to have avoided suffering a fracture.

"It was pretty close," he said Friday. "The doctor was like, 'Man, any harder, we probably [would have] had to wire your mouth shut,' so that was a good thing that didn't happen."

Dansby was fined $18,231 by the NFL.

Wilson was sent off the field by referee Walt Anderson to be evaluated for a possible concussion then returned after missing one play without being examined, which led the NFL to launch an investigation into whether the team followed proper protocol.

A source close to the situation said the Seattle Seahawks violated the NFL's concussion protocol when allowing Russell Wilson to re-enter the game on Thursday.

Wilson should have gone to the locker room and been cleared by a team doctor and an independent physician.

The Seahawks are expected to face consequences because once an official removed Wilson from the game to be examined.

The NFL and NFL Players Association will jointly review the situation, interview members of the Seahawks organization early this week and come to a decision within the next couple of weeks.

The Seahawks can be fined up to $150,000, although it's unclear what their penalty will be. T

Andrew Luck is in Europe seeking treatment on his surgically repaired right shoulder.

Luck has had persistent soreness in his right shoulder and was placed on injured reserve on Nov. 3rd.

Luck underwent surgery in January and practiced Oct. 4 for the first of two times since December.

Luck is in the rehab process of trying to get his shoulder balanced.

Luck originally injured his shoulder during Week 3 of the 2015 season.

The Seattle Seahawks and Russell Wilson are expected to face scrutiny over a possible violation of NFL policy when he was sent off the field for a concussion check.

Wilson absorbed a hit to the chin from linebacker Karlos Dansby. Wilson did not show any obvious signs of a concussion, but referee Walt Anderson invoked his right to send Wilson off the field for a test.

With backup Austin Davis in the game, NBC's broadcast showed Wilson running to the sideline and then sitting down in the area where the tent would be pulled over him. But Wilson got back up before medical officials had a chance to join him and then replaced Davis after one play.

After the game, Wilson said he wasn't concussed on the hit and felt "completely clear."

Richard Sherman believes he suffered a torn Achilles in the second half oF Thursday's game.

Sherman has never missed a game in his NFL career.

Does look like Richard Sherman said “tore my Achilles” here. Would not be good. pic.twitter.com/J7kSmX35zZ

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) November 10, 2017

According to some reports, Andrew Luck's career is in jeopardy due to shoulder issues.

Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard was asked whether it is possible Luck will never play again.

"No," said Ballard. "Not right now. We're not getting that from anybody. We're not getting 'career-ending' from anybody."

The Indianapolis Colts released Vontae Davis after it was announced he would undergo season-ending groin surgery.

Davis decided to move forward with the surgery after seeking a second opinion.

Davis said he felt disrespected when the Colts left him behind for last weekend's game at Houston.

"I had a groin tear that I dealt with," Davis said. "I got different opinions on it. One doctor said I should have had surgery, other doctor told me to let it heal. I took the let-it-heal approach. I came back, and probably came back a little too early, and in the process I probably hurt my teammates."

When asked why Pagano said it was a non-injury situation, Davis said, "I can't really control what Coach P said."