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Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson left the game against the Cincinnati Bengals on a cart Sunday. He suffered an Achilles injury.
The injury occurred in the second quarter of a game the Browns were trailing, 7-0.
And it was predictably ugly.
The injury happened to Watson’s right leg. He was not contacted when he collapsed to the field.
As he was being carted off the field, Watson was clearly upset. He could be seen wiping tears from his face with a towel, which he also used to cover his face.

Deshaun Watson suffered a non-contact knee injury for the Cleveland Browns.
Deshaun Watson has played terrible football this year, but the Cleveland Browns have stuck with him at quarterback. Now Watson is being forced out of the lineup with a scary lower body injury suffered in the second quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 7.
Watson went down on a non-contact play and had to be carted off the field. There is speculation Watson ruptured his Achilles, but nothing is confirmed yet.
The Browns ruled Watson out for the game, and confirmed it is an Achilles injury.

Houston Texans wide receiver Stefon Diggs isn’t one to hide any of his emotions or avoid any sort of drama, therefore it should come as no surprise that he took it upon himself to jaw back-and-forth with some Green Bay Packers players during warmups at Lambeau Field on Sunday afternoon.
And when we say ‘some Green Bay Packers’ we practically mean Green Bay’s entire roster.
Diggs was caught on video just minutes before kickoff jawing with Green Bay defensive back Jaire Alexander before well over a dozen Packers players ran over to the Houston wide receiver to share some words.

NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering the biggest questions coming out of each game.

David Montgomery has a knee injury for the Lions.
The Detroit Lions look like the best team in the NFC to open the season, but they suffered a devastating injury last week when star pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson went down with a season-ending broken leg. The Lions are taking on the undefeated Minnesota Vikings this week, and they’ve already suffered another key loss as running back David Montgomery is questionable to return with a knee injury.
Lions running back David Montgomery was helped off the field in the first quarter after suffering a leg injury in the first quarter.

The idea that Texas was going to steamroll Georgia and continue to run roughshod over the SEC in its first year in the league all felt too easy.
It’s why I picked Georgia to win this game.
But it felt like the entire college football world expected to see the Longhorns roll over Georgia.
And that played perfectly into Kirby Smart’s hands.
No one plays the disrespect card in college football better than Kirby.
When you have the most talented team, and you can convince them everyone thinks they stink, you’ve got a hell of a motivational ploy.

Thankfully for the Jacksonville Jaguars, the team’s first drive on the defensive side of the ball wasn’t indicative of how things would end up for them in London on Sunday.
Rookie quarterback Drake Maye and the New England Patriots offense marched right down the field against the Jags and looked nothing like a 1-5 football team. Faced with a 3rd and 10 situation on the Jags’ 16-yard line, Maye found running back JaMycal Hasty on the right side of the field in what looked like a pretty non-threatening play.

Julien Guerrier poses with the trophy. | Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images
Julien Guerrier won for the first time on the DP World Tour and needed nine extra holes to get the job done.
Frenchman Julien Guerrier and Spaniard Jorge Campillo played a ton of extra—and stressful—golf on Sunday in Andalucía.
After beginning the day tied at 19-under par, both players carded 2-under 70s to finish their 72 holes knotted at 21-under. But their final rounds were anything but stable.
Both players traded the lead on multiple occasions.

The Jacksonville Jaguars didn’t save their season on Sunday morning. But they definitely saved somebody’s job for now.
The team is flying home after a two-game stretch in London in which the club lost the opener last week, but on Sunday salvaged the trip with a victory over the New England Patriots.
“We just needed to feel like what it feels like winning again,” coach Doug Pederson said.