League will review incident involving Steelers WR DK Metcalf, Lions fan

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered a bruise to his back late in the second quarter of Baltimore’s 28-24 loss to New England, head coach John Harbaugh told reporters in his postgame press conference.

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It’s unclear how that will affect Jackson’s availability going forward, the story said. Harbaugh was quoted as saying it may take a couple of days to find out his status, and Jackson got kneed to the back. The story did add that Jackson was not in a position to play in the second half.

Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant suffered a scary injury on Sunday on which he stayed down for several minutes, was taken off the field on a stretcher, and put directly on an ambulance. But the news on Bryant Monday morning is good.

Bryant was released from the hospital within hours, according to multiple reports.

The story went on to say that although Bryant was diagnosed with a concussion, he cleared all other testing and does not have a neck or spinal injury, which was an initial concern given his posture when he was knocked to the ground.

Packers QB Jordan Love remains in the concussion protocol, according to head coach Matt LaFleur.

“That’s a process that takes multiple days to get through,” LaFleur said. He did add that Love is “doing better.” The Packers return to the practice field Tuesday with their game on Saturday against the Ravens.