Saquon Barkley isn't 100 percent and the New York Giants have a 2-8 record, but he still won't accept getting shut down for the season.

Barkley underwent an X-ray on shoulder after Sunday's loss to the New York Jets.

Barkley missed three games last month due to a high ankle sprain. Since returning to action, Barkley is averaging just 2.6 yards per carry after averaging 6.4 per carry initially this season.

"The mindset of sitting me out and resting me for the rest of the season is beyond me," Barkley said. "I do not agree with it. It won't happen. I'm going to keep going until I can't go no more. That's the player I am and I'm going to do it for my teammates."

Saquon Barkley rushed for a single yard on 13 carries against the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon.

At some point, he may have suffered an injury as well. The New York Giants running back was seen entering the X-ray room by reporters following the game. Pat Shurmur didn't elaborate on a possible injury, but said Barkley "got banged up a little bit today."

Barkley missed three games earlier this season due to a high ankle sprain.

Matthew Stafford has been ruled out of Week 10 with fractured bones in his back as doctors won't clear him to play.

Stafford was practicing Friday and throwing 60-yard passes, but doctors wanted him to have further testing on his painful back injury.

Stafford is now considered week-to-week.

The Detroit Lions will start Jeff Driskel with Stafford out.

Patrick Mahomes will return to the Kansas City Chiefs for Week 10 against the Tennessee Titans.

"I'm in a good spot,'' Mahomes said after the Chiefs concluded their practice week on Friday. "I'm ready to get out there.''

Mahomes dislocated his right kneecap in an Oct. 17 game against the Denver Broncos.

"I knew I had a chance once I talked to those doctors and they said as long as I was functioning well, moving well, I could play this week,'' Mahomes said. "Coach [Andy] Reid still wanted me to take it day by day. I went out here in practice and took the reps and I haven't had any pain or any setbacks and so as long as we keep going with that I'm glad to be back out there.''

Brandin Cooks won't play this weekend, but he's hopeful that a series of concussions won't sideline him for the remainder of the season.

Cooks made the trip to meet with doctors about the concussion he suffered in Week 8.

"Whether some like it or not I'm far from that end destination when it comes to this game," Cooks wrote on Instgram. "I’m thankful that this soon will be something in the past. Time and time again my God is faithful and blessed nothing serious. Can’t wait to get back on the field this year. Like my good ole pal Spongebob Squarepants says ‘I’m ready I’m ready I’m ready . . . '"

A.J. Green will be out indefinitely as he suffered a setback in his recovery from a left ankle injury.

Green experienced swelling following Monday's off-week practice.

"For me, just gotta make sure I feel comfortable going out there and pushing it," Green said Thursday. "For me, just gotta make sure I gotta take care of me first before anything else."

Green has not played since he tore multiple ligaments in his left ankle during the Bengals' first practice of the preseason.

The Bengals have yet to win a game this season.

Drew Brees missed five games with a thumb injury and will continue wearing a splint to protect the hand.

Brees returned to action in Week 8 and has practiced fully this week.

"I just feel comfortable doing it," Brees said of the splint. "I don't know how long tha'’ll be, but we'll see. But it feels fine."

Patrick Mahomes was a full participant for the Kansas City Chiefs in practice on Wednesday.

Mahomes is likely return from his dislocated kneecap this week based on that indication.

Mahomes suffered the injury at Denver on October 17th.

Cam Newton has been placed on season-ending injured reserve.

Newton aggravated the Lisfranc injury, originally suffered in the third preseason game, in a Week 2 loss against the Buccaneers.

"For the past seven weeks, Cam has diligently followed a program of rest and rehab and still is experiencing pain in his foot," general manager Marty Hurney said in a statement. "He saw two foot specialists last week who agreed that he should continue that path prescribed by the team's medical staff, and that it likely will take significant time for the injury to fully heal."

Newton had previously only missed three starts in seven seasons.

Newton has one season remaining on his contract with the Carolina Panthers.

DeSean Jackson will have surgery to repair a torn abdominal muscle Tuesday, the Philadelphia Eagles said.

Jackson reinjured his abdomen in Sunday's win against the Chicago Bears. He originally suffered the injury in Week 2 against the Atlanta Falcons. He returned Sunday after missing six games, but only made it through one series.

The recovery time is expected to be at least six weeks, putting Jackson's season in jeopardy.