Washington top pick to be evaluated Monday

Washington rookie defensive end Chase Young’s outlook is uncertain after the No. 2 overall pick in this year’s draft left in the second quarter of a loss to Cleveland with a groin injury.

Young entered the game tied for the NFL lead with 2 1/2 sacks, but didn’t have much of an impact after an early pressure on Baker Mayfield in the Browns’ 34-20 victory. It wasn’t clear when Young got hurt.

Washington coach Ron Rivera didn’t have an update on Young after the game. The former Ohio State star was to be evaluated Monday. Young was on the sideline in the second half, and was animated while cheering on his teammates.

Saints starting left guard Andrus Peat was carted off the field late in the first half of Sunday night’s game against Green Bay with what the club said was an ankle injury.

Also, Packers linebacker Christian Kirksey was briefly on one knee during the second quarter while receiving treatment from Green Bay medical staff. The club said he would not return to the game because of a shoulder injury.

Philadelphia tight end Dallas Goedert left in the first quarter of a 23-23 tie against Cincinnati with an ankle injury. Receiver

Desean Jackson didn’t play in the second half because of a hamstring injury.

Seattle safety Jamal Adams injured his groin in a 38-31 win over Dallas. Running back Chris Carson sprained a knee in the fourth quarter, and right guard Damien Lewis left early with an ankle injury.

Already missing six starters, Atlanta lost receiver Russell Gage to a possible concussion in the first half. Star receiver Julio Jones (hamstring) is among the injured.

Backup Chicago running back Tarik Cohen was lost to a knee injury against the Falcons.

Tampa Bay receiver Chris Godwin was ruled out with a hamstring injury after scoring a touchdown against Denver. He had missed the previous week with a concussion.

The Los Angeles Chargers lost cornerback Chris Harris Jr. (foot), offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga (back) and wide receiver Mike Williams (hamstring) early in a loss to Carolina.

San Francisco went into its blowout win over the New York Giants without quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and running backs Raheem Mostert and Tevin Coleman. Now tight end Jordan Reed, who had two touchdowns through two games, has joined them with knee and ankle issues.