Mike Williams has been ruled out for the rest of the 2023 season with a torn ACL.

Williams has been one of the Chargers' top targets since he entered the league in 2017. In March 2022, the Chargers rewarded Williams with a three-year, $60 million contract.

Williams caught a pass in the third quarter and went to make a juke move to get by Vikings safety Harrison Smith. But Williams planted his left leg, fell, and was tackled from behind.

Austin Ekeler has been ruled out by the Los Angeles Chargers for Week 3.

Ekeler also missed Week 2 with an ankle injury.

Saquon Barkley has been ruled out for Week 3 by the New York Giants against the San Francisco 49ers. 

Barkley is expected to miss three weeks after suffering the injury in Week 2.

Without Barkley, the Giants are likely to use a running-back-by-committee approach led by Matt Breida, with Gary Brightwell and rookie Eric Gray.

Anthony Richardson exited the Indianapolis Colts' Week 2 game with a concussion. 

Richardson appeared to hit the back of his head on the turf early in the first quarter on a 15-yard touchdown run off the right side. 

Richardson rushed for touchdowns on both of the Colts' first two series in the game.

Austin Ekeler has been downgraded to doubtful for Week 2 at the Tennessee Titans by the Los Angeles Chargers with an ankle injury. Ekeler had 117 yards in Week 1 for the Chargers.

Joshua Kelley figures to take the majority of carries for the Chargers.

Travis Kelce sustained a hyperextended knee at the Kansas City Chiefs' practice Tuesday.

Kelce's status for Thursday night's opener is in doubt.

The Chiefs have two other tight ends on their active roster, Noah Gray and Blake Bell. 

Kelce, who has surpassed 1,000 yards receiving in seven consecutive seasons, has not missed a game to injury since his rookie season in 2013.

Cooper Kupp visited a specialist in Minnesota on Monday in hopes of figuring out his hamstring issues. 

The visit comes after Kupp had a setback with his hamstring injury last week.

"I think you just move forward, and you have to be able to operate with the situation and the guys we do have and if he's able to go then that's outstanding for us and, if not, then that's kind of how we've been operating it," Sean McVay said.

"I think the most important thing is that whenever he's ready to take the field, whether that be this week, whether that be Week 2, whatever it is, as long as he's able to have that return to performance, he's feeling like the Cooper Kupp that we all know and love and he's got some clarity on what is really going on, I think that will be a really good situation for us."

Kupp played nine games last season before a season-ending ankle injury but led the NFL in receptions (145), yards (1,947) and touchdowns (16) in 2021.