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NFL Week 15 Injury Tracker: Steelers' Antonio Brown, Patriots' Rex Burkhead Will Not Return

Here are the notable injuries in Week 15 of the NFL.
NFL Week 15 Injury Tracker: Steelers' Antonio Brown, Patriots' Rex Burkhead Will Not Return
NFL Week 15 Injury Tracker: Steelers' Antonio Brown, Patriots' Rex Burkhead Will Not Return

A number of NFL players went out their team's games with injuries on Sunday.

Below is a full list of injuries that we’re tracking.

Rex Burkhead, Patriots – Knee, Out 

The Patriots running back ran for two yards to the Pittsburgh four-yard line and then was on the ground. He walked off the field, but will not return. 

Antonio Brown, Steelers – Left Calf, Out 

The Steelers wide receiver was being evaluated after getting injured trying to grab a pass from quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in the endzone in the second quarter. 

Davante Adams, Packers – Concussion, Out

The Packers wide receiver was being evaluated for a concussion after a helmet-to-helmet hit with Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis.

Jeremy Maclin, Ravens – Knee, Out

The Ravens ruled him out for the rest of the game against the Browns.

Austin Ekeler, Chargers – Hand, Out

The Los Angeles Chargers rookie running back broke his hand in the 30–13 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. His season is cut short.

Landon Collins, Giants – Ankle, Out

Before the game, Collins was doubtful to play.

Marquise Lee, Jaguars – Ankle, Questionable

Lee headed to the locker room in the first quarter.

Leonard Williams, Jets – Head Injury, TBD

Williams left in the third quarter.

E.J. Gaines, Bills – Knee, Out

Gaines was hurt in the third quarter against the Bills and was replaced by Shareece Wright.

George Iloka, Bengals – Shoulder Injury

Iloka came back into the game shortly after a shoulder injury in the first quarter but was knocked out for the rest of the game and listed as doubtful.

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Chris Chavez
CHRIS CHAVEZ

An avid runner, Chris Chavez covers track and field, marathons and the Olympics for Sports Illustrated.