The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be without Chris Godwin for at least one game because of a hamstring injury.

An MRI revealed that Godwin suffered a mild pull in Week 3.

Tampa Bay will face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday and the Chicago Bears the following Thursday night. The quick turnaround from Week 4 to 5 could result in the wide receiver missing two contests.

Godwin leads the Buccaneers with 11 catches this season.

Dallas Goedert has a small fracture in his ankle, a league source confirmed.

Goedert is out indefinitely.

Goedert entered Week 3 as the team leader in targets, catches, receiving yards and yards after the catch.

"Losing a guy like Dallas that has a huge role in protections [and the] run game, but he's a playmaker with the ball in his hands and down the field. He's a big part of our game plan every week, and so losing him, we obviously had to make some adjustments on the fly, [which] makes it tough," Doug Pederson said.

Tarik Cohen suffered a torn ACL in Week 3 and will miss the remainder of the season.

Cohen had two carries for 21 yards and three receptions for 20 yards before the injury.

The Bears signed Cohen to a three-year extension earlier this month.

The Denver Broncos have lost Jurrell Casey for the season with a torn biceps.

Casey is a five-time Pro Bowl selection at defensive tackle.

Vic Fangio believes he saw, when re-watching the game video Sunday night, when the injury happened in the second half.

"Like with a lot of injuries, they don't seem as bad (at first) as what they end up being and guys are able to finish (the game),'' Fangio said.

Michael Thomas has been ruled out of Week 3 by the New Orleans Saints with a high ankle sprain.

Thomas has not practiced since he suffered the ankle injury during the final minutes of Week 1.

Thomas wasn't placed on injured reserve with the hopes he would return before Week 5.

Thomas won the NFL's Offensive Player of the Year award last season after setting the NFL record with 149 catches in a season.

The San Francisco 49ers will start Nick Mullens at quarterback for Game 3 at the New York Giants with Jimmy Garoppolo injured.

Mullens will be making his first start since Dec. 30, 2018, which was the final appearance in an eight-game stretch for him as the starter after Garoppolo tore his left ACL in Week 3 of that season. He threw for 2,277 yards with 13 touchdowns and 10 interceptions for a passer rating of 90.8 as the Niners went 3-5 in his starts.

C.J. Beathard will serve as backup.

The 49ers will also be without George Kittle and Raheem Mostert.

The Philadelphia Eagles have placed Jalen Reagor on injured reserve with a UCL tear in his thumb.

The rookie wide receiver is expected to undergo surgery and will miss multiple weeks.

Reagor was injured on a play across the middle in the first half of Sunday's loss to the Los Angeles Rams. He stayed in the game and finished with four catches for 41 yards.

Tyrod Taylor had a lung punctured by a Los Angeles Chargers' team doctor while trying to administer a pain-killing injection in his cracked ribs, which led to Justin Herbert starting Week 2 unexpectedly. The injection that Taylor received is not entirely uncommon, but it carries a risk because a doctor injects without seeing where the needle is going.

Anthony Lynn strongly backed Taylor on Sunday night and again this week.

The Chargers previously said Taylor suffered complications from an injection.

The NFL Players Association is investigating the medical mishap.

Davante Adams left Sunday's game early with a hamstring injury, but the Green Bay Packers don't seem overly concerned.

"I know he wanted to go back in the game," Matt LaFleur said. "I just told him, 'Hey, let’s see how these next few series go, and see if we need you.' Obviously, he's a huge part of what we do offensively and a key member of this football team. If we don't need him, we didn't want to put him back in a position to do further harm to his own body."

The Packers outscored the Detroit Lions 25-7 in the second half en route to a 42-14 victory.

Green Bay faces off against the New Orleans Saints in Week 3.

Christian McCaffrey is expected to miss 4-6 weeks after suffering an ankle injury on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The timeline makes him a candidate for the short-term injured reserve, but the Carolina Panthers star is hoping to return sooner than the anticipated timeline.

"That's a challenge to me," McCaffrey said. "And I'm gonna attack it, like I attack anything else."

The Panthers signed the running back to a four-year, $64 million extension with more than $31.8 million guaranteed this offseason.