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NFL news, live updates: De'Von Achane knee injury 'not optimistic'; Justin Jefferson dealing with ankle injury

Follow along with the latest NFL news coming out of Week 3.

In the 2023 NFL Week 3, the Los Angeles Rams experienced an unexpected turn of events, all thanks to a controversial DPI call that altered their course. However, the day was not without its share of injuries that doctors and analysts will keep an eye on.

Concerning the Miami Dolphins, their running back, De Von Achane, suffered a knee injury early in the first quarter of their game. He was seen limping off the field and was later declared out. Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley admitted that the injury prognosis was not promising and the team is awaiting more information regarding his condition.

On the other hand, the Minnesota Vikings managed to secure a victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers despite losing their star wide receiver, Justin Jefferson, to an ankle injury. Meanwhile, San Francisco 49ers' wide receiver Mike Evans also found himself injured, but this time due to a rib issue. He was carted off the field after initially being listed as questionable due to a hip problem.

Interestingly, the New England Patriots, currently battling a tumultuous start to the season, did not have to worry about injuries as they went into the game 1-2. Quarterback Drake Maye is having a challenging time finding his rhythm, currently leading the league with an alarming four interceptions to his name, along with just a single passing touchdown.

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