Week 14 saw a ton of injuries across the NFL, and multiple teams have lost some key pieces this Sunday. Here is the latest news and reports on injuries across the league.
Cleveland Browns WR Brian Hartline- The Browns have announced that Hartline will miss the remainder of the 2015 season after suffering a broken collarbone on Sunday, according to the Browns' Twitter account. Despite losing Hartline for the year, the Browns pulled out their third win of the season, making quarterback Johnny Manziel 2-2 as the starting quarterback for the Browns this year.
Carolina Panthers TE, CB Greg Olsen, Bene Benwikere - The Panthers remained the only undefeated team in the NFL with a win over the Atlanta Falcons Sunday, but they lost cornerback Benwikere for the season with a broken leg, according to Darin Gantt of Pro Football Talk. While the Panthers lost a big piece in Benwikere, star tight end Greg Olsen's injury was not serious, and he would have returned had the game been closer. Carolina is hoping veteran corner Charles Tillman will be able to return before the end of the regular season, according to Gantt.
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Buffalo Bills TE Charles Clay - The Bills star tight end left the game Sunday with a back injury and did not return, according to Fox Sports. Clay was a big part of Buffalo's success this season and had recorded 50 catches for 519 yards with three touchdowns. The Bills lost a tight game against the Philadelphia Eagles 23-20 and have now fallen to 6-7 on the year. No timetable or update regarding Clay's injury has been released at this time.
New York Jets WR Devin Smith- The Jets wide receiver had to be carted off the field Sunday against the Titans and was not able to put any weight on his right leg after suffering an injury on special teams, according to Darryl Slater of NJ.com. Smith was officially ruled out with a knee injury and is expected to get an MRI on Monday. The rookie wide receiver was a second round pick by the Jets, and he had 115 receiving yards and touchdown on the year. New York crushed Tennessee on Sunday, and first year head coach Todd Bowles has the Jets in playoff contention at 8-5.
