Bradley Chubb will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL.

Chubb initially left the Denver Broncos' Week 4 loss with a calf injury and then for the knee injury before returning to the field.

Vic Fangio said Chubb "had some calf issues and then I think he had another injury in his leg issue that he was able to come back from."

Cam Newton said he was hiding how much his left foot sprain was bothering him before the season. Newton won't return to the field until he is 100 percent healed.

The Panthers have called the injury a midfoot sprain, which technically is a Lisfranc sprain.

"I've decided I will take time away from the game," Newton, 30, said in his first public comments since reinjuring the foot. "This is me being the bigger person and being real with myself and saying, 'Look, what's the ultimate goal you're trying to accomplish? Win the Super Bowl. OK, if you want to win the Super Bowl, this is the step you've got to take.'

"It could very well be a week. Or two weeks. It could be three weeks, it could be four weeks, it could be six weeks. But I have to understand and know if it takes that time, I trust in this team that they will -- we will -- still be in a great situation by the time I get back."

Newton admitted he probably shouldn't have even played in Week 1.

The toe injury suffered by Davante Adams in the Green Bay Packers' Week 4 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles is not believed to be serious.

Adams underwent an MRI on Friday.

Adams is not expected to miss significant time with the injury.

Davante Adams suffered a turf toe injury in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's Green Bay Packers-Philadelphia Eagles game.

Adams was unable to put his right shoe on after the game and when asked if the toe was too swollen or too painful to put his shoe on, the receiver said, "I don't even want to try."

He totaled 10 catches for 180 yards, but missed the final 10 minutes of the game.

The Packers failed to score from the 1-yard line and 3-yard line on two drives without Adams.

"It sucks," Adams said. "You feel like in situations like that, you let the team down. Obviously I would've been out there if I could, but I'm in a little bit of pain, and it was tough. With a toe injury and the type of player I am -- what my game is based on is explosion and things like that, so if I can't get out there and really do my thing how I want and I'm in a lot of pain, I'm sure my teammates understand that.

"But it's tough, because I feel like those are the type of moments that I'm built for and I've been able to capitalize in bringing home a win -- or help bring home a win -- for my team in the past, so it sucks."

Drew Brees is expected to miss six weeks with a thumb injury, but the quarterback believes he could return to the New Orleans Saints sooner.

"As far as the timetable for getting back though, they say 6 to 8 weeks. I think I can beat that, but I'm just gonna take it one week at a time and see how things go," Brees said in a radio interview.

Brees revealed that he decided to have an internal brace inserted during surgery, which could expedite his recovery timetable.

"It's something that immediately gives it strength and stability, [which] allows you to start rehabbing right away. You don't have to be immobilized or be in a cast," he explained.

Saquon Barkley has received a recommendation not to undergo surgery on his high-ankle sprain.

Barkley was evaluated by Dr. Robert Anderson in Green Bay.

There had been a consideration for Barkley to undergo tightrope surgery.

Saquon Barkley is expected to miss the next four to six weeks with a high-ankle sprain.

Barkley suffered the injury during the New York Giants' Week 3 win at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Barkley was on the sideline in a walking boot and crutches during the game.

Barkley has rushed 37 times for 237 yards so far this season.

Cam Newton has been ruled out of the Carolina Panthers' Week 4 game against the Houston Texans. Newton is dealing with a foot injury.

The Panthers will start Kyle Allen at quarterback again.

"We want him at 100 percent when he’s ready, so there’s no exact timetable for his return,” Ron Rivera said.

Saquon Barkley left Sunday's New York Giants-Tampa Bay Buccaneers game with an ankle sprain.

Barkley is scheduled to undergo a number of tests on Monday. The Giants don't yet know how long the running back will be out, but he's confident he'll return.

"I'm not out for the season," Barkley said. "I'm going to do whatever I can to get back as quickly as possible. Not for myself, but for my team. That's what I continue to think about. I caught myself getting a little upset on the sideline just because I wasn't able to be out there with those guys."

Ben Roethlisberger won't need Tommy John surgery and a source claims he will "be fine for next season."

"There is complete optimism that he will be ready to roll next season," another source said. "No one is concerned that next year is going to be a problem."

Roethlisberger is expected to undergo season-ending elbow surgery this week.

The Steelers will start Mason Rudolph at quarterback.