NFL WEEK 6 INJURY ROUNDUP: DAVANTE ADAMS, TERRY McLAURIN AND MIKE EVANS HEADLINE MAJOR CONCERNS

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams is expected to miss six to ten weeks after suffering a serious hamstring injury during Sunday's 18-16 loss to Arizona.

Adams has 30 receptions for 480 yards and four touchdowns through six games. His absence removes a major receiving threat from the Rams' offense and places additional pressure on their remaining pass catchers.

The Rams also lost defensive lineman Poona Ford to a season-ending triceps injury, while Kobie Turner is expected to miss four to six weeks with a groin injury.

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin suffered an apparent left knee injury during Monday's 23-17 loss to San Francisco.

McLaurin went down while running a route and was eventually taken off the field on a cart. He did not return.

The extent of the injury had not been confirmed immediately following the game. Washington will await further medical evaluation before establishing a recovery timetable.

San Francisco 49ers receiver Mike Evans left Monday's victory over Washington with an Achilles injury.

Evans had caught three passes for 94 yards before exiting late in the first half. He was ruled out for the remainder of the game.

His status is especially concerning for an undefeated San Francisco team already dealing with injuries to several important players.

Dallas linebacker Dee Winters is expected to miss time with an Achilles strain sustained against Green Bay.

Winters had started all six games and recorded the Cowboys' first interception of the season before leaving Sunday's 23-13 defeat.

Dallas could receive help from DeMarvion Overshown, who is nearing a return from a hamstring injury.

PATRIOTS FACE RECEIVER AND OFFENSIVE LINE CONCERNS

The Patriots also saw offensive linemen Morgan Moses and Alijah Vera-Tucker leave Sunday's victory with injuries.

With a short turnaround before Thursday's matchup against Chicago, New England's offensive depth will be tested.

Week 7 injury reports and medical evaluations will determine which teams face short-term adjustments and which must prepare for extended absences.